Boston Teachers Gather to Expand Technical Education nationwide
Thousands of teachers in Boston attended the National Educational Association convention focusing on expanding access to technical education. Keynote speakers urged broader trades study and improved curricula, highlighting trade schools as a democratic step in schooling. President Eliot chaired sessions with leaders from MIT and Washington University discussing modernizing the secondary curriculum.
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National Educational Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Eliot
Calvin M. Woodward
School of Engineering
Washington University
St. Louis
Thomas M. Balliet
Springfield
Henry S. Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Alps
Hannibal
Emerson
Sale of Pure Wool Suits From Leading Mills
We offer high quality coats and trousers at six and eight dollars. Suits are freshly made by skilled tailors from Cricket Cloths and American Weaves. The sale begins today and the goods are guaranteed pure wool by an acid boiling test. No cotton fibers are used. Regular slim and stout sizes available.
News of Teachers Convention See Pages 4 6 and 10
The notice directs readers to pages 4 6 and 10 for full coverage of the teachers convention with schedules reports and features. It indicates extensive convention material across multiple pages.
Fair Weather Forecast for Boston and New England
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather and warmer temperatures over the next two days. Wednesday and Thursday are expected to be fair with light southwest winds, with the northwest portion experiencing the warmest day.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Armenian editor Sapah-Gulian shot on Dudley Street feud blamed
S apah-Guilian, editor of the Armenian press, was fatally shot on Dudley Street by a stranger. Samuel Gulegian admitted the act joining a long running feud between old and new Hentchagist factions tied to Armenian liberation efforts and accusations of betrayal.
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S. Sapah-Guilian
Dudley Street
Samuel Gulegian
Dodge
Newburyport
Rena Foss
West Concord Street
Sarah- Guilian
Boston
City Hospital
Cone
Sr. Sapah-Gulian
London
Sapah-Gulian
New Society
Sapah-Gullan
Karakarian Chitjian
Odessa
Russia
Chitjian
Revolutionary Party
Crowded Street Shooting Ends with Arrest of Gulesian
Sapah Gulian was shot on Dudley Street near the Elevated terminal after 11 pm. Samuel Gulesian, pursued by police, was captured after a swift chase on Dana and Cliff streets. Interpreted by an Armenian translator, Gulesian admitted he intended to kill and awaited punishment.
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Sapah Gulian
Dudley Street
Samuel Gulesian
Sapah-Gulian
Opere House
Warren Street
Dana Street
Washington Street
Gulesian
Sapah-Gullan
Harriman
Cowboy
Sarah-Gulian
Libby
Sapha-Gulian
Gulesian Sapah
23 Killed In Wreck In Virginia Rail Collision
Washington July 7 Twenty three persons were killed and nine injured in a head on crash on the Virginia Midland division of the Southern Railway at Rockfish Virginia at 3 12 this afternoon. Train No 35 from Washington to Atlanta collided with local freight No 68 wrecking engines and cars. The baggage car and second class coach telescoped. the coach carried mostly colored passengers with 19 killed. About 150 passengers were aboard including Boston connections. Boston riders escaped unharmed.
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Washington
Virginia Midland Division
Southern Railway
Rockfish
Atlanta
New York
South
Boston
Grave matters looming over Roosevelt and Hay at Sagamore Hill
Secretary of State John Hay visits President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill as both weigh grave international issues. They refuse to publish details of their afternoon conference while focusing on the Russian situation and the Alaskan boundary question, with next steps to be addressed by the American and British commission in London.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
John Hay
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Hay
London
Armed Guards Maintain Control in Evansville
Evansville under Brigadier General W. J. McKee and Mayor Charles G. Covert after race riots. A public safety committee directs actions as armed police enforce order. Strife began when a mob attempted a lynching of a black man who killed a police officer.
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Evansville
Ind
W. J. McKee
Charles G. Covert
Committee of Public Safety
Pope Leo Sinks After Surprise Rally
In Rome on July 8 Pope Leo, after yesterday afternoon's operation, showed brief strength then began to sink again. He is very weak with fragile vitality and physicians fear possible death at any moment. He alternates between quiet breathing and revival, even sitting up and talking when able.
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Rome
Leo
Felnto
Lapponi
Vatican
Russia
Prussia
Spain
Austria
Portugal
Brazil
Pope Leo in troubled sleep as Vatican notes progress
Late bulletins from Rome report Pope Leo XIII resting fitfully after pleural drainage. Doctors cite slower breathing but improving circulation, with stimulants and medications used. diplomats and cardinals monitor the sickroom amid anxiety over the pontiff’s condition.
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Vatican
Leo XIII
Pope illness prompts flurry of inquiries to Dr Mazzoni
Rome July 7 Dr Mazzoni reports heavy demand from Pope's relatives and journalists about the operation results and prognosis. He notes that though the Pope should be dead by now, the unexpected may still occur. Continued on Page 10.
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Vatican
Genaro
Nocella
Mathieu
Respighi
Cassetta
Cretoni
Gotti
Cardinal Oreglia
Sacred College
Oregna
Father Santo
Cardinal Gotti
Mazzoni
Lapponi
Pione
Rome
Associated Press
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