Mills Claim Big Gains In Lowell Textile Strike
A report by Agent Southworth shows Massachusetts mills lead in workers and looms gained while ring spinning expands. Union leaders say gains are illusory and predict mill closures. Strikes, unionism, and immigrant labor dominate tense inspections around Tremont Suffolk and Boott mills.
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Chinese reformers at meeting praise Harvard leaders
Boston branch president Ching Fong secretary Pow Chee and Charles Yip Yen head the discussion admiring Harvard’s role in reform movements. The group names key figures and outlines supporters from the Chinese reform community.
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Boston
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Association
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Can
Harvard Hosts Chinese Reform Delegation on Campus Tour
Leong Kai Cheu and fellow Chinese reformers visited Harvard, touring the campus from Phillips Brooks House to the gym, observatory, and libraries. They observed dorms, dining halls, and athletic facilities, questioned room decor and equipment, and praised the university’s academic and athletic systems before returning to Chinatown for a banquet.
Tufts College A A Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Tufts College A A held its annual meeting in Goddard gymnasium. Elected officers included President Charles B. MacMahan and Vice-President George A. Howe both class of 1904. Harold E. Fay was secretary and Professor Frank G. Wrenn treasurer. Baseball manager James H. Hood with assistants Waldo E. Dodge and Edward A. Knowlton. Football manager Alfred M. Bona with assistants Charles Harrington and Leon G. Cutler. Track manager George L. Warner with assistant George W. Gay Jr.
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College Hill
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Randolph
George A. Howe
Rockport
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Frank G. Wrenn
James H. Hood
Franklin
Waldo E. Dodge
Hyde Park
Edward A. Knowlton
New Bedford
Alfred M. Bona
Hudson
Charles ¥. Harrington
Lynn
Leon G. Cutler
Montpelier
George L. Warner
Palmer
George ‘Wv. Gay, Jr
Norwood
Wood Island Gym Reopens With Record Summer Attendance
Wood Island Park gymnasium opens for the season under Louis McInnis who led last year. Four classes will run: men women boys and girls. Boys meet Mon Wed Fri at 4 30 p.m. Girls Tue Thu at 4 30 p.m. Men Mon Wed Fri 8 p.m. Women Tue Thu 8 p.m.
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Wood Island Park
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McIinnis
East Boston
Paris Street
Unknown man dies after head injury at Relief Hospital
An unnamed 70 year old man who was brought to Relief Hospital last Friday died last night without regaining consciousness. A large wen on the back of his head may aid in identification.
Banquet and election at Boston University School of Theology
About fifty members attended the annual banquet and meeting of the Daleganization at the States Hotel. Officers elected were A. P. Sharpe president A. M. Osgood secretary T. C. Watkins treasurer. The dinner featured toasts by Carey with speakers including Professor Sheldon Dr Meldon Pickles and B P Ray.
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Pendent Carey
A. Sheldon
C. M. Meldon
B. P. Ray
Raymond
Conneecti
Women golfers open second day at Watertown championship
The annual Women's Golf Association of Boston championship in Watertown began day two with ideal weather and a well conditioned course. Morning match play rounds were under way in both the championship and consolation events, and 40 competitors entered the handicap stroke contest after the matches.
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Women’s Golf Association of
Boston
Detroit Americans Fining Elberfeld Over Rules Disobedience
Detroit manager Darrow fined shortstop Elberfeld 200 dollars and suspended him indefinitely for disobeying club rules and careless play.
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Detroit Americans
Elberfeld
Five Women to Be Graduated from Boston University Law School
Five young women stand out at the Boston University Law School reception in Howe Hall as the distinguished group to receive diplomas today and gain equal rights to practice law. Mary Lowell, the only woman doctor and lawyer in the nation, is among the cohort, along with Florence Joyce Ethel Twoycross Lilian Moulton and Grace Uhl. The event draws family members, judges, and fellow students, with mares laurel garlands and Jacquesminot roses decorating the hall.
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Boston
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Cincinnati
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Malden
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Deacon Grant Receives Probation After Temptation Speech
Salem June 2 Deacon Augustus Grant of the Zion Methodist Church Lynn was caught taking 237 pieces of silverware glassware and supplies to set up a new home He did not plead for mercy but his contrite testimony and support from his minister and friends moved Judge Aiken to place him on probation This was his first offence and he asked only that his mother be protected during the penalty, which the judge granted with a caution to avoid a repeat.
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Aiken
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Quincy Club Contributes 200 to Kishineff Fund
At a Ward 9 Quincy Club meeting led by Hon. James Donovan resolutions condemn the Kishineff massacre and express sympathy to survivors. The club appropriates 200 from its treasury to aid Kishineff survivors. Also, Postmaster General official removes Svend Schibsby for violating postal laws aboard a railway route.
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Kishineff
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James Donovan
Kelcher
Russia
Democratic Party
Washington
Shallenberger
Svend Schibsby
Kansas City
Alpha Wins Prix McKenzie Grieves at Longchamp
Wick Vanderbilt's Alpha won the Prix McKenzie Grieves at Longchamp, worth $2000, on June 2 in Paris.
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Vanderbilt
Alpha
McKenzie Grieves
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