History and law in ethics course at Plymouth school
In Plymouth the ethics course opened with Adams stressing historical study for economics and the link between industrial life and society. Wilson defined the State and law, noting law as an organic societal product, while Toy highlighted Old Testament labor topics and noted no evidence of organized labor. About one hundred students attend.
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Plymouth
School of Applied Ethics
Adams
Department of Economics
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Toy
Burglars Plague Biddeford Spur Violent Encounter
In Biddeford Maine tramps branded as burglars threaten townsfolk amid a wave of thefts. Special Officer John Traynor, attacked on South street near the Boston and Maine bridge, fired three shots and pursued the suspect who fled with a bundled cache. The recovered bundle contained dynamite caps chisels and burglar tools as police comb the area for culprits.
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Biddeford
John Traynor
Traynor
South Street
Boston & Maine
Portland
Reverend Cook Resigns, Moves to Vermont in Deerfield
DERRY N H Rev Mr Cook of Deerfield resigns as pastor of the ape Church and will relocate to Vermont. The town reports over two hundred boarders among residents and visitors alike.
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Derry
N. H
Cook
Deerfield
Ape
Vermont
New England Gleanings and Regional Notices
Long column notes arrivals in Buzzard’s Bay Commodore Benedict’s Oneida yacht with family. bequests to Exeter Presbyterian Church near Hudson and to Miss Ida Folsom. estate upheaval as Joshua Hall named special administrator of a Stratham will. Derry liquor raid leads to fines. Dartmouth portraits expanded by ex Governor Prescott. Dedham fire alarm plans and mass meeting. Hartford bar committee actions on clerks and state attorney. Receivers appointed for Hartford life insurers. a Swede brakeman fatally injured. Bristol orders removal of nickel slots.
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Exeter
N. H
Presbyterian Church
Windham
Abram Woodbury
Hudson
Jeremiah Hills
Ida O. Folsom
Boston
Benjamin F. Folsom
Stratham
Joshua G. Hall
Dover
Hoyt
Derry
Exeter Court
Jordan
F. A. Farnum
J. A. Lamb
O. M. Read
Thomas P. Major
Hotel Ontario
Supreme Court
Damouth College
Benjamin F. Prescott
Epping
Wheelock G. Veazey
Interstate Commerce
Edward Noyes
Ohio
France
Mellen Chamberlain
Edward Spalding
Nashua
Dartmouth
Salmon P. Chase
William Cogswell
D.D
Amos Kendall
Washington
Jackson
Hartford
Conn
Hartford County Bar
Esges
Chamrs
Andrews
Lan Court
Charles H. Briscoe
Cleston
Pierce
General Assembly
Shumway
Superior Court
William Waldo Hyde
Gross Hyde & Shipman
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Hartford Life Insurance Company
Isaac Brooks
Edmund A. Stedman
Charter Oak Life
J. R. Buck
Loren A. Cooks
Continental Life
Nicholson Peterson
New York & New England
East Hartford
Peterson
Arms of
Bristol
Boston man released on bond in highway robbery case
Alfred Millard Smith of Boston was arrested in Biddeford last month for highway robbery of James Richardson of Lewiston. He has been released from jail under bonds with Eastman Seavey and Prentiss Seavey of Saco as sureties. The case will be presented to the grand jury in September.
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Alfred
Millard Smith
Boston
Biddeford
James Richardson
Lewiston
Eastman Seavey
Prentiss Seavey
Saco
Thieves Blast Safe at Balch & Chandler Grocery
Burglars blew open the safe at Balch and Chandler's grocery in Penacook New Hampshire Thursday night stealing 100 dollars in cash and checks. Other targeted homes belonging to E A McKinnon and Reverend H P Dewey were ransacked overnight. a toy bank was robbed in McKinnon's house and Canadian money with silverware left behind.
Train accident claims life of Alexander Wilson in Rhode Island
Providence report states Alexander Wilson of Whitinsville Massachusetts was struck by a train at Tinbridge Thursday evening and died at the hospital yesterday morning after failing to regain consciousness.
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Providence
R. I
Alexander Wilson
Whitinsville
Mass
Tinbridge
Attempted break-in targets Judge Cram residence in Biddeford
A Thursday night burglary attempt on Judge E. J. Cram’s Biddeford home failed as he confronted the scene with a rifle but found no intruders returning. Later, Fred Hatch organized a Portland Typographical Union branch in Biddeford during Friday night meetings.
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Biddeford
E. J. Cram
Portland Typographical Union
Fred Hatch
Maine
The
Federation of Labor
Easton High School Chief Celebrates 25 Years
Easton High School Principal M. C. Lamphrey and wife were honored at Ames Memorial Hall by the Alumni Association for twenty five years of marriage. Daniel F. Buckley gave a congratulatory address and Rev. William L. Chaffin presented a French clock and silverware. Lamphrey, principal since 1877, responded. A musical program, supper and dancing followed.
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North Easton
Easton High School Alumni Association
M. C. Lamphrey
Ames Memorial Hall
Daniel F. Buckley
William L. Chaffin
Cottage City Sees Jumping Valuation Despite Hotel Loss
Cottage City assessors note rapid valuation growth in the town as new villas added this year offset recent hotel fires. Tax rate expected to be well under 16 dollars per thousand, reflecting increased property values and reassessed assessments.
Hudson-F. Brigham to Reopen at H A Trust Factory
Hudson F Brigham and Co. salvage note says after losing their main shoe plant in the big fire they will resume operations at the H A Trust factory. due to higher costs they announce a five percent wage cut to which workers agree.
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Hudson—F. Brigham & Co
H. A. Trust
Five pool sellers plead not guilty in Fitchburg Police Court
Five men from Boston Charles Coughlin Edward Rice Robert H. Martin Charles Morten and James Reynolds appeared in Fitchburg Police Court and pleaded not guilty Their cases were continued to July 30 with bail set at 500 each.
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Fitchburg
Charles Coughlin
Edward Rice
Robert H. Martin
Charles Morten
James Reynolds
Boston
Water Board land taking damages hearing at Marlboro
A Superior Court commission heard arguments yesterday in Marlboro on damages for land taken by the Boston Water Board from the Standard Oil Company and partners Hurley Greenwood Lane and Harris.
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South Framingham
Marlboro
Boston Water Board
Standard Oil Company
Hurley
Greenwood
Lane
Harris
Mrs Shekone in critical condition after carriage crash
Mrs Joseph Herbert lay critically injured at home after a carriage collision with a telegraph pole. She struck her face on a stone curb, suffering severe facial and head lacerations. Her speech is nearly gone and she cannot take solid food as her nerves remain shattered.
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Shekone
Joseph Herbert
New Haven Officer Denies Supplying Driggs Divorce Information
Colonel Dougherty of the Second Regiment C N G faced a meeting of officers after being accused of furnishing the information used in the Driggs divorce suit, naming Lt Colonel Burpee as corespondent. Dougherty denied giving such information, with the claim supported by Assistant State's Attorney Terry. Burpee attended but did not respond. The exchange stirred talk in military circles.
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New Haven
Conn
Dougherty
Driggs
Burpee
Urpee
Terry
Kel ley named principal of union schools at St Johnsbury
William P. Kelley formerly principal of Worcester Academy has been engaged as principal of the union schools in St Johnsbury. A referee's report in the Olcott Falls company versus L. D. Hazen case clears Hazen of deceit, stating all land expected under the contract was conveyed and plaintiffs have no grounds for recovery. Timberland valued at $20,000 is involved, and the report will be filed in Windsor County Court next week.
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ST. Johnsbury
William P. Kelley
Worcester Academy
Union Schools
Olcott Falls Company
Hazen
Hartland man discharged in Hartland Post Office break in
A Hartland man, G A Hanscom, was before US Commissioner Choate charged with breaking into the Hartland Post Office on April 2. He was discharged for lack of evidence as key government witnesses were present. Case moved to the grand jury and will be tried at the September term of the Superior Court in Skowhegan.
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Augusta
G. A. Hanscom
Hartland
United States
Choate
Bradbury
Hanscom
Skowhegan
Cadets Visit Coasters Harbor Island Naval Station
Massachusetts High School Cadets camped at Coasters Harbor Island in Newport Rhode Island yesterday morning invited by Captain Bunce. They toured training ships Constellation and Essex, enjoyed a Rhode Island clambake, and will break camp today returning home after a one day extension.
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Newport
R. I
Massachusetts High School
Naval Station
Coasters Harbor Island
Bunce
Constellation
Essex
Rhode Island
Derrick collapses at Portland Head injures one man
At Cape Elizabeth United States government works a sixty foot derrick failed its base pin and toppled into a crowd of twenty five workers. Only one man was seriously hurt James Atkins of Portland appeared fatally wounded from the incident yesterday forenoon.
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Portland
United States
Portland Head
Cape Elizabeth
James Atkins
Dedham to install electric fire alarm system
Dedham awarded to Gamewell company for townwide electric fire alarm. Work began by New England Telephone and Telegraph, subcontractor. Wiring in progress, two to three weeks to complete. Equipment and batteries to be installed at the power station on Washington Street.
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Dedham
East Street
Dedham Centre
Stone Haven
William C. “Williams
Gamewell Company
Wirin
Englan Telephone
Egraphem Ae
Eeamar
Washington
Winsted Burglary Suspect Escapes Into Woods
Thomas Dunn, arrested at Norfolk by Deputy Sheriff O Connell and charged with burglary, escaped Thursday evening after being brought to Justice Crissay's office for a hearing. He leaped through an open window and fled into the woods. his whereabouts are unknown.
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Thomas Dunn
Norfolk
O'Connell
Jacob Emery Homestead Burned at West Newbury
Haverrhill fire yesterday forenoon destroyed the Jacob Emery home stead including a house barn and outbuildings with contents. Loss set at two thousand dollars. The premises belonged to George Elliott of this city.
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Haverhill
Jacob Emery
West Newbury
George Elliott
Atlantic Mills to Close Five Weeks in July
Notice posted in Lawrence states Atlantic Mills will shut down July 28 for five weeks. The temporary closure affects operations and scheduling, with workforce adjustments anticipated during the break.
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Lawrence
Atlantic Mills
Temperance group forms fund drive during Waterville session
In the forenoon session of the national division Sons of Temperance officers were installed after routine work. The session aimed to establish a propagation fund of 30000 dollars. The meeting closed yesterday afternoon with an excursion to Bar Harbor.
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Waterville
Sons of Temperance
Bar Harbor
Merrimac Valley O P Lodge Reunion Picnic Held in Amesbury
The Merrimac Valley lodges of the New England Order of Protection held a grand reunion picnic at Grand Army Park Thursday with about 350 in attendance. Represented groups included City Lodge of Lawrence Crystal Lodge of Haverhill Merrimac Lodge of Amesbury and Home Lodge of Newburyport.
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Amesbury
Merrimac Valley
New England Order of Protection
Grand Army Park
City Lodge of
Lawrence
Crystal Lodge of
Haverhill
Merrimac Lodge
Home Lodge
Newburyport
Forgery Case In Amesbury District Court Involving Pratt Vanier
In the Second District Court Judge Cate presided over a case where Ovilia Vanier and a male defendant faced forgery charges after a note for 6500 dollars made out to Francis Pratt of Haverhill was found in Vanier’s deceased wife’s effects. Pratt denied knowledge of the note. The hearing has lasted three days. Separately State Fire Marshal Whitcomb and an assistant, with a stenographer, conducted an investigation into the burning of James Taylor’s house on Thursday morning. A dozen witnesses, including Taylor and his wife, neighbors, and others, were examined.
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Amesbury
Cate
Ovilia Vanier
Francis Pratt
Haverhill
Vanier
Pratt
Whitcomb
James Taylor
Taylor
Nantucket Electric plant sold to Boston financier
At a mortgagee sale yesterday the Nantucket Electric Light Company plant was bid in by W. A. Clark Jr. of Boston, who represents a large share of the company’s bonds. The International Trust Company acted as trustee. Nantucket’s interests will see no change as the plant remains under same management.
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Nantucket
Nantucket Electric Light Company
W. A. Clark, Jr
Boston
International Trust Company
Forest Fire Sweeps Acres Near South Ponds
A forest fire started yesterday afternoon in the woods near South Ponds and spread quickly with a southwest wind toward Cook's Pond. The woods are not dry, hindering extinguishment, and a large number of acres have been burned, damaging standing timber.
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Plymouth
South Ponds
Cook’s Pond
Picnic at Knowltons summer home in Marion
The Universalist Society of New Bedford enjoyed a picnic yesterday at Attorney General Knowlton’s summer home in Marion. An orchestra provided music for the social event and Knowlton has long served as Sunday school superintendent.
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Marion
Universalist Society of
New Bedford
Knowlton
Farm and outbuildings burned in Contoocook
A fire yesterday afternoon destroyed the Clement's Hill farm and its outbuildings owned by Mrs. Mark G. Dustin in Contoocook New Hampshire. Loss was about 1500 dollars with 1000 dollars insured through a local New Hampshire company.
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Contoocook, N. H
Clement's Hill
Mark G. Dustin
New Hampshire
Yacht Sultana Arrives From Sale Cupids With Drexel Party
In Bar Harbor yacht Sultana arrived from Sale Cupids with Mr. John Drexel and a party of friends aboard. Also yacht Unquena from Montreal carried Mr. James Ross, owner, and his family. Mr. John DeKoven hosted a game dinner last night.
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Bar Harbor
Sale Cuphs
John Drexel
Montreal
James Ross
John DeKoven
Barre burial setback delays new cemetery plans
Vermont Supreme Court sustains an injunction stopping burials in Barre Cemetery’s new addition due to proximity to homes, forcing reliance on the crowded current plot and delaying the city’s cemetery strategy. The Granite City Trotting Park midsummer meet opens Saturday with several race classes and two days of extended events.
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Barre
Vermont Supreme Court
Granite City
Death by own action in Chester Depot larceny case
Joe Laskey a 24 year oldCASTLETON youth prominent in local athletic circles faced arrest for bicycle larceny when he died by ingesting paris green last Wednesday night. The body was sent to Castleton on Friday for burial.
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Chester Depot
Joe Laskey
Castleton
Paris Green
Tragic Brick- Hoist Incident in Haverhill Factory
Timothy Driscoll hod carrier for C H Hayes suffered a severe head injury when brick fell from a hoisted tub twenty feet, taken to City Hospital in critical condition. He is married with a Lowell family awaiting updates on his condition.
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Haverhilis
Timothy Driscoll
C.H. Hayes
City Hospital
Evenin
Lowell
Distinct guests tour Watertown arsenal and testing machine
General Flagler led a visitors' group at Watertown arsenal including Assistant Secretary McAdoo and several lawmakers. They viewed the life line testing device praised for its strength, while Major J W Reilly guided the tour.
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Watertown
D. W. Flagler
Watertown Arsenal
McAdoo
Cogswell
Massachusetts
Representative Money
Mississippi
Representative Walker
J. W. Reilly
Boston
General Flagler
Arsenal
Philip P. Conneally
Ree
Massachusetts Supremeourt
Artists Reach Milestone in Sketch Portfolios Progress
Artists have completed the first one hundred fifty sketches for their portfolios, marking a significant early milestone in the project. The effort showcases diverse techniques and evolving styles as participants push toward the final collection.
Wild Flowers of America fielded for nationwide supply
Publishers state the comprehensive Wild Flowers of America series covers all states from ocean to ocean and collectors praise it as of untold value. Due to high demand they cannot supply all parts at once and must select fields, with the Post as a specially favored market over cities nationwide.
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United States
France
England
America
POST
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