End of Lowell Textile Strike Near as Leaders Plan Settlement
Lowell reports indicate strikers expected at mill gates Monday as Textile Council leaders Conroy and McDonald finalize settlement plans. Rumors of a broad letter to agents swirl, but both factions remain reticent. McDonald defers details, noting reports should go through the Textile Council. Conroy hints at a new development Monday. Secretive talks follow four weeks of strike and ongoing organizing gains. Secretary Southworth surveys Lindale plant and will return by Saturday.
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Lowell
Textile Council
Robert I. Conroy
John P. McDonald
McDonald
Messrs. Conroy
Post
Conroy
William S. Southworth
Agents’ Association
Lindale, Ga
Massachusetts Corporation
John J. Connell
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Southworth
Lyman says no new meeting will change Lowell strike
Arthur T. Lyman, president of several Lowell mills, told a Post reporter that nothing could be gained by another meeting between strikers and agents. He stated mills are open for returns at the old schedule, with no discrimination, but vacancies may be insufficient for all applicants.
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Arthur T. Lyman
Lowell
Post
Actors and Newspaper Men Imitate Ball Playing This Afternoon
Actors and newspaper men will cross bats at the American League grounds this afternoon for a summer entertainment event. The Peggy from Faris company faces the Boston Press Club lineup in a playful show with colorful costumes and humorous rigs. Over 2000 tickets were sold, with proceeds from a ticket scalping incident pegged above $200.
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Peggy
Faris’’ Company
Boston Press Club
Peggy'’ Company
Edith Daniels
Brownie Hall
Mabel Rice
Stock Exchange
Constantine
Hoey
Buxton
Eaton
Perkins
Chandler
O'Connell
McIwen
W. H. Lothrop
Lee
Corbett
Murphy
Mulvill
Park
O'Connor
Bennett
Poor
Deagon
Todd
Welsh
Hodge
Lorraine
Pegsy’ Company
Fitchburg Lawyer Shot by Acquaintance in Jewish Quarter
In Fitchburg, Herman Tilot 40 shot Harold Brown 27 in the left shoulder then killed himself with two more shots. Brown, a Chicago visitor and lawyer, was wounded. Tilot’s self-inflicted shots hit his head and eye. Both men hospitalized with likely fatal injuries. Tilot leaves a wife and five children.
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Fitchburg
Fitchiburg
Jacksonvile
Herman Tilot
Harold Brown
Tilot
Manchester
N. H
Brown
Chicago
How Skillful Driver Adams Saved a Child in East Boston
Eva Fisher two years old escaped serious injury yesterday afternoon in East Boston owing to the coolness of James Adams driver of the patrol wagon of Police Division 7. On Jeffries Point return trip with a drunk on board Sumner street steep incline Adams applied the brake the horse jogged the little girl ran in front of the horse she turned back Adams stopped and knocked the child down with only a slight cut on her right ear. She lives at 894 Sumner street.
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Eva Fisher
Boston
James Adams
Police Division 7
Jeffries Point
Adams
Sumner Street
Cottage
Boylston School Association Whist Party and Dance
The regular monthly whist party and dance of the Boylston School Association was held last night in Deacon Hall. The annual outing will be Aug. 8 at Bass Point and the programme includes athletic sports and dancing.
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Boylston School Association
Deacon Hall
Bass Point
Liberty Bell Leaves for Plymouth After Boston Ode
Old Liberty Bell concludes its Charlestown parade spectacle and departs the Hub for Plymouth aboard a Liberty special. Thousands of admirers, including schoolchildren and a visiting Chinese boy, bid it farewell as officials tour Deer Island and Boston Harbor.
Visitors witness Liberty Bell tour and gift ceremony
A Paris of visitors crowd Philadelphia officers escort children to and from the bell amid laughter and camera frenzy. The King’s procession continues to Boston and Plymouth with dignitaries, badges, and diplomas as Liberty Bell travels toward home, with a grand reception planned in Plymouth.
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Philadelphia
Mayor Collins Receives Key From Philadelphia Delegation
Philadelphia visitors present Boston mayor with large gold key inscribed From the city of Philadelphia to Mayor Collins of Boston June 17 1903. Chairman Henry Clay grants him a key to Philadelphia claiming he may use it freely. Mayor Collins jokes latch string always out. Delegation tours House of Correction with Penal Commissioner Martin. lunch follows. Mayor Weaver praises the institution's condition.
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Parker House
Philadelphia
Collins
Boston
Henry Clay
House of Correction
Martin
Weaver
Liberty Bell Stops at Quincy on Its Way to Plymouth
The Liberty Bell halted five minutes in Quincy drawing thousands at the station and along the tracks. Mayors Bryant and Weaver exchanged courtesies as the bell tolled along the old stone channel near the Adams graves, recalling the Presidents’ departing hours.
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Quincy
Plymouth
Bryant
Weaver
Philadelphia
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Melrose Hospital Training School Holds Graduation
Melrose on June 18 hosted the annual graduation exercises of the Melrose Hospital Training School this afternoon.
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Melrose
Melrose Hospital Training School
Outing Suits Range From Five To Eighteen Dollars
A broad assortment of fabrics including Homespuns, wool crashes and French flannels offers coats and trousers with cool, shape retaining skeletonized coats and stayed pockets. Trousers feature belt straps turn-ups and bone buttons inside the waistband. Sizes run 34 to 46. Double-breasted suits 10 to 15 dollars Norfolk suits 10 to 18 dollars. Separate trousers 2.50 to 5 dollars.
Melrose High School Holds Annual Class Day Exercises
Melrose MA June 18 The Melrose High School class of 50 held its annual class day in High School Hall attended by students and friends. Guy Taylor Mitchell served as marshal. Stella M Durrell and Philip L Gile won salutatory and valedictory honors. Ivy planting and the silver trowel presentation followed with remarks by Aubrey Hills.
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Melrose
Melrose High School
High School
Guy Taylor Mitchell
Stella M. Durrell
Philip L. Gile
Stella May Durrell
Mary Nickerson King
Ernest Frank Blodgett
Ethel May Cummings
Bertha ‘Merrill Mower
Lillian Holden
Charles F. Baker, Jr
Irene Mae Childs
Aubrey Hills
Keliher Conry Case Nears End in Boston Hearing
Final statements were given to Judge Preble as the Keliher Conry congressional case neared completion. Witnesses included Boston election commissioner chair John M. Minton and city officials who reported no illegal voting complaints. The hearing adjourned to Saturday with Rep D J Kiley expected to testify.
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Lowell Street
Jacob Robinson
Hancock Street
Daniel J. Kiley
D. J.kiley
Kiley
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Old
Charlestown
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America
Warrenton Street
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Ancients
Back Bay
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Dolan
Deer Island
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Greater
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Willan H. Brine Company
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Taunton
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George R. Jones
Senate
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Decius Beebe
Hospital Association
Jones
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Boston Common
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Freedom of Philadelphia
Bell
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Lek Feos
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Purdy
Salutatorian
Philip L. Gilbe
Keliher
Conry
Wpotting Ton
Merrimac St
Haverhill
Kneeland St
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