Reception to Miss Haley Highlights Union Leadership
Miss Margaret Haley, leader of the Chicago Federation of Teachers, was honored at a Washington Street reception hosted by the Catholic Union. Speakers praised educational progress, tenure reform, and better teacher salaries as Haley urged organized efforts and self-reliance in school reforms.
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Margaret Haley
Chicago Federation of ‘Teachers
Catholic Union
Washington Street
Haley
Chicago
O'Loughlin
The
Louise Kilburn
Chicago Federation of Teachers
Father O'Sullivan
Immaculate Conception Church
Miss Haley
O Loughlin
Boston
Montreal
United States
Eliot
Miss. Haley
P. O'Loughlin
Julian Duff
Francis Martin
David Long
M. B. Carr
Goggin
Amy Hemans
Lucila Gale Barker
Mary R. Davis
Mary Reid Pierce
Ama G. Olmstead
Gertrude Edmund
William Byrne
V. G
Thomas J. McCormack
Thomas Magennis
Mer
Denis O'Callaghan
D. D
John T. Mullen
Louis Walsh
W. G. Read Mullan
S. J
Boston College
D. T. O'Sullivan
Liberal education under fire at national teachers meeting
At the National Educational Association gathering in Boston, President Eliot presided and delivered a historic address on The Cultivated Man. Andrew F West of Princeton warned that Liberal Education remains perilous, urging unity among colleges and stressing essential studies and discipline for the nation’s intellectual future. A large orchestra accompanied the evening program.
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Eliot
Andrew JF. West
Graduate School of
Princeton
Hale
Bates
Collins
Boston
School Street
Andrew F. West
Graduate School
Princeton University
B. J. Lang
WORK AMONG THE INDIANS AT FIRST CONVENTION MEETING
The Huntington Hall gathering opened with Lt Gov Guild welcoming the Indian delegation. H B Peairs of Lawrence led, Rev Hale offered prayer, and greetings highlighted the aim to uplift Native education. The speakers praised Eliot and Mary Lyon while stressing education as a civilizing task.
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Huntington Hall
Guild
H. B. Peairs
Lawrence Kan
Edward Everett Hale
Commonwealth
John Eliot
Massachusetts
Eliot
A. B. Winship
Journal of Education
Boston
New England
Gertrude Edmunds
Lowell
Sage Brush
Mary Lyon
Mt. Holyoke School
Indian School Work Praised at Boston Meeting
The gathering highlighted progress in Indian education with remarks from Miss Edmund and John T. Prince. Dr. Hale and H. L. Dawes were credited for their efforts, while John D. Benedict outlined roughly 30 boarding and 400 day schools in Indian Territory funded by the five tribes. J. J. Duncan spoke on teachers’ work at Pine Ridge Agency.
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Edmund
Miss Rees
John T. Prince
State Board of Education
Hale
H. L. Dawes
Massachusetts
H.B. Frissell
Hampton Normal and Agricultural School
Hampton
Department
Boston
John D. Benedict
J. J. Duncan
Pine Ridge Agency
South Dakota
Tyfold Collar Cluett Brand and Arrow Brand Prices
The Tyfold Collar Cluett Brand is offered at 25 cents each while Arrow Brand collars are priced at 15 cents each. The listing presents a concise price comparison between two collar brands with no additional context.
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Cluett
Arrow
Literary Boston Lecture Opens new lecture series
Miss Lillian Whiting launched a National Educational Association program with a talk on Literary Boston at the Boston Public Library. She framed the city as the City of Beautiful Ideals and spotlighted Concord’s authors, the Golden Age of Genius, and the Dawn of the Twentieth Century.
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Lillian Whiting
National Educational Association
Boston
Boston Public Library
Stephen Phillips
Malden Section Foreman Fatally Struck by Train
George Paine a Boston & Maine section foreman living at 46 Wyeth Street Malden died last evening at 7 15 after being struck by an inward bound train while working on a drawbridge near North station The 62 year old man who had lived in Malden 17 years was hard of hearing and did not hear the watchman To his wife the bereaved husband leaves no children.
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Malden
George Paine
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wyeth Street
Paine
Dr Pettingills Kidney Wort Tablets Safe for Children
Alcohol stunts growth and inflames kidneys in children. Kidney Wort Tablets offer a purely vegetable, harmless tablet remedy praised by physicians and used in top children’s hospitals. A Mrs. Charles Bostil testimonial from 1903 supports its effectiveness for long term kidney trouble. Test water before dosing and choose tablets to avoid alcohol in liquid remedies.
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Charles Bostil
St. Regis Falls, Neb
Pettingill
Health of School Children and Higher Education Debates
A speech by President William D. Hyde argues for rigid medical inspections of scholars and special schools for abnormal children, calling health the keystone of public education and urging joint responsibility by parents and school officers. He condemns premature college admission, supports school physicians, and praises reforms in teacher tenure and merit. The discussion covers co education, elective systems, and prompts to adjust prep coursework with credits.
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William D. Hyde
Bowdoin College
William de Witt Hyde
National Council of Teachers
New Old South Church
Hyde
Alice Freeman Palmer
Chicago University
Yale
Dartmouth
Williams
Patrolman Sullivan on Road to Recovery
Patrolman Sullivan rests at the Relief Station and may leave in a week. Doctors say blood poison was feared but he is out of danger now. His facial wounds will be sewed, and he is expected to be disfigured for life. Albert Jackson remains jailed at Charles Street with bail set at 10000 dollars.
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Sullivan
Albert Jackson
Charles Street
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