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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1903

Page

4

Move for Higher Pay at Education Convention

The New York delegation led a push at the teachers convention for higher salaries nationwide. It proposed a $3000 appropriation to fund an investigation into teachers pay, arguing the average salary under $350 annually is inadequate. Illinois and Michigan delegates backed similar resolutions, signaling a likely major dispute as the NAeA has previously avoided formal action.

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Comfort for Teachers at Jordan Marsh Parlor and Galleries

The Jordan Marsh Company opens a fourth floor ladies parlor with a cooling green design, lounging chairs, writing tables, a reading table, and free check room service. An emergency room with medicine chest and physician access, an art gallery on the third floor, and an art garden near the parlor entrance showcase oils, engravings, and bric a brac. A fifth floor annex displays a furnished nine room summer cottage via a subway passage lined with Oriental rugs.

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Eliot's Cultivated Man and the 19th Century Shift

President Eliot at the National Educational Association argues the cultivated man now embodies broad sympathy, self reliance, and balanced judgment, merging Emersonian manual skill with science. He outlines four culture elements—character, language, store of knowledge, and imagination—and stresses constructive imagination across arts, science, and public life, urging diverse, humane education.

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Convention Side Lights in Boston Reflect Native Pride and City Sights

Ada Lady and contemporaries from the Indian department visit Boston with guides and bright attire. They tour Technology Building doors, groan over lodging tales, and enjoy parks, gardens, and the Common. Western visitors marvel at price shopping and safety tips. locals describe street scenes, a gunboat visit, and the Mayflower Club tea room at the Old South Church.

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Banquet Welcomes National Educators In Boston

A grand welcome to visiting teachers from the National Educational Association greeted about 350 educators at a Vendome banquet in Boston hosted by the American Institute of Instruction. Governor Bates and Mayor Collins spoke, praising education and Massachusetts schools while President Keyes and President Eliot highlighted the convention's significance and enduring endowment. W. T. Harris noted progress in graded schooling and student transportation across states.

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