Miss Carlisle Nominated for School Supervisor Post
A special school board committee has recommended Miss E. E. Carlisle for the supervisor position to replace Miss Arnold. Carlisle heads Wellesley College pedagogy, has worked in Norwich and New Haven, and studied English board schools. She organized Wellesley pedagogy and aims to attract college girls to public education. She notes the vacancy won’t be filled until next June.
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Miss Arnold
E. E. Carlisle
Wellesley College
Middle West
Ohio
Miss Carlisle
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Norwich
Conn
New Britain
Wellesley
New Haven
Chicago
Carlisle
Bowdoin Square Transfer Buys Boston Property
The Bowdoin square holdings of Quincy A. Shaw et al. trustees sold to City Associates for about 280000. The parcel at 7 to 21 Cambridge and 6 to 24 Green streets includes 12 structures with total assessed value 344200. Rumors say the buildings may be razed for a new development.
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Bowdoin Square
Quincy A. Shaw
Boston
Cambridge Street
Green Street
City Associates
Charles W. Whittier
Shaw
Dr. Parkman
Webster
Professor Webster
Parkman
Harvard
Bail For Miss Keeler Is Set In Somerville Court
Miss Carrie M. Keeler 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank T Keeler of West Somerville, arraigned on a stubborn child charge after Wakefield arrest. She pleaded not guilty, case continued to April 2, released on $200 bond. Accompanied by Henry B Shattuck 29, held on a separate statute charge, released on $1000 bond posted by Joseph Butler and Sidney A Hill.
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Carrie M. Keeler
Frank T. Keeler
Meacham Road
West Somerville
Wakefield
Kelly
Carleton
Somerville
Miss Keeler
Charles 8. Warner
Henry 8. Shattuck
Keeler
East Cambridge
Joseph Butler
Sidney A. Hill
Stoneham
Alice Parker Pianoforte Recital Delights Huntington Hall
Last night Miss Alice EB Parker gave a piano recital in Huntington Chambers Hall to a large audience. She performed Beethoven’s Sonata in A flat major Rubinstein Barcarolle in C minor Chaminade Etude de Concert Dvorak Silhouette and Chopin Prelude and Scherzo in B flat. Two ensembles were played Haydn overture from L Isola Disabitata and Schubert Polonaise in F. The ensemble included Miles Harriet Warner Grace arner Julia Merrick Pauline Fischacher Anna Duffield Margaret Foote Nellie Hagert and Marion Wet. Sarery
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Alice EB. Parker
Huntington Chambers Hall
Beethoven
Rubinstein
Chaminade
Dvorak
Chopin
Haydn
Schubert
Miles
Harriet Warner
Grace Arner
Julia Merrick
Pauline Fischacher
Anna Duffield
Margaret Foote
Nellie Hagert
Marion Wet
Sarery
Twelve Year Old Charged With Murder in Washington Case
Hezekiah Coates, a 12 year old colored boy, was placed on trial today for the murder of Carrie Corbin, an eight year old colored girl, in Washington. Proceedings focus on the charged homicide and the defendant's age.
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Washington
Hezekiah Coates
Carrie Corbin
Last Filipino General Captured Near Nobel’s Escape Attempt
Manila reports Noriel, once the insurgent general second to Malvar, captured by Lt. Bamford with his bodyguard. one guard member may be General Malvar. Nobel, a longtime rebel leader, says insurrection over as leaders flee. Court martial for Major Waller continues with no new features. Cholera rises with 49 cases and 39 deaths reported by health authorities.
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Manila
Noriel
Malvar
Frank E. Bamford
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Leutenant
Bamford
Nobel
Hanna Seeks Peaceful Settlement In Mine Dispute
New York March 26 The industrial department of the National Civic Federation met behind closed doors to hear the United Mine Workers plea for a contract with mine operators. John Mitchell said 149000 miners seek better pay and a yearly contract, with Hanna Strauss and others framing the effort and a three member sub committee to report tomorrow. Mitchell noted labor recognition if a contract is granted. Hanna expressed guarded optimism about progress.
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New York
National Civic Federation
United Mine Workers
M. A. Hanna
Oscar 8. Straus
Henry C. Potter
Franklin MacVeagh
Lewis Nixon
Charles A. Moore
Marcus M. Marks
William H. Pfahler
Ralph M. Easley
Frank P. Sargent
James Dune
Civic Federation
John Mitchell
National Organization
Thomas Nicholls
John Fahy
Thomas Duffy
Hanna
Strauss
Duncan
Granite Cutters’ National Union
J. P. Morgan & Co
Mr. Morgan
George W. Perkins
Messrs. Widener and Griscom
Philadelphia
Quincy Granite Quarry Strife Sparks Opening Shift
In Quincy on March 2, non-union workers will be used to reopen the granite quarries for the first time since the strike began March 1. The move risks a prolonged conflict as AF of Labor affiliated departments may object to stone quarried by non-union men, while others doubt wider impact.
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Quincy
LA Junta
Cal
Henrietta Miller
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Denver
W. H. Wallace
Chinese Exclusion Bill Report Filed by Perkins
Washington March 2 The House committee on the Chinese exclusion bill filed a report by Representative Perkins of New York. It states the committee is unanimous that admitting Chinese laborers would be a serious evil and urges exclusion. It also notes striking out the Kahn bill provision banning Chinese on ships under the American flag on the Pacific. Representative Clark of Missouri may issue a dissent.
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Washington
House Committee
Perkins
New York
Pacific
Tropics
Clark
Missouri
Steamers overhaul and new builds cover Eastern service
The Cumberland under Captain Allen returned from Hoboken with new boilers and decks. A broad overhaul plan touches the St. Croix and State of Maine, with a Bath built steamer for Kennebec or Portland routes. Governor Dingley may shift to Boston St John service as talks proceed. In Lynn, the Common Council approved 325000 for water extension and Walden pond dam. A June to August Saturday half holiday is granted to city workers except fire and police.
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Cumberland
International Line
Allen
Maine
New Brunswick
Hoboken
N.J
St. Croix
Portland
Lynn
Common Council
Walden Pond
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Port au Prince
A slight earthquake was felt in Port au Prince at 1 o clock this morning. No damage was reported.
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Port Au’ Princh, Hayti
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