Shake-Up at Bradford Academy Sparks Staff Exodus
Bradford Academy in Haverill undergoes a major shake-up after Dr. Coggswell’s death and declining attendance. Miss Ida Allen resigns as principal along with several faculty including Miss Anthony Miss Barstow and Miss Iveson. New principal Miss Laura A. Knott and new classics instructor Miss Mabel I. Hart prepared to lead. changes aim to reverse enrollment decline as the centennial approaches. Drummer evangelist Rev J E Thompson hired to boost recruitment.
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Barstow
Jennie B. Iveson
Ailep
S&¥E
Miss Ireson
Newton
Framingham Normal School
Boston
Allen
Anthony
Lowell
Academy
Laura A. Knott
Lowell Normal School
Mabel I. Hart
Oberlin University of Ohio
Hart
Samuel M. Downs
J. E. Thompson
Young
Handsame
Debonair
Smiling
Try
Vassar, Smith and 6Th
Bradford
Thompson
People’s Methodist Church
Haverhill
T.ll
Slowest Sailing Vessel Arrives After Long Voyage
The slowest long voyage ship, of Italian origin, twice declared lost on routes from South America to Baltimore, has reached Nan tes France from Martinique after a notably lengthy voyage. The vessel endured ten months at sea and spent 198 days in Rosario with other delays, aiming for Maranham and other destinations.
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Baltimore
South America
Nantes
France
Martinique
West Indies
Rosario
Plymouth
Isinte
Beltiance
Maranham
Ate
Baltimora
Horace Cheney Defended by Kleptomania Claim in Larceny Case
Waltham May 16 Horace Cheney a youth of aristocratic rank faces burglary charges for wedding presents. Neighbors recall a long pattern of theft bullying and disruptive conduct from kindergarten onward. A Miss Morris necklace thefts and a dangerous hammock incident are cited as episodes.
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Hurd Street
Cheney
Horace Cheney
Post
Miss Morris
Mary Emily Johnson
Cheney Boon
Troubles of the Robinsons in Divorce Court
Bruce B. Robinson employed by the city at Albany street stables told Judge Sheldon he was ready to take his wife back, but Maria L. Robinson sued for divorce claiming cruelty and abuse. She allege she was dragged, choked, and objects were thrown. he denied hitting her and cited minimal support. Mrs. Hunter testified of a gentleman friend meeting at their home while the children were present.
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Bruce B. Robinson
Albany Street
Sheldon
Maria L. Robinson
Mary K K. Hunter
Robinson
Mary Baker Eddy Says Her Successor Will Be a Man
The Christian Science founder told the Associated Press that her future successor would be a man and clarified she did not mean Alfred Farlow or any current man. She said Science and Health shows who shall lead, noting God’s manhood and womanhood are revealed in Christ Jesus and Christian Science.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Christian Science Movement
Alfred Farlow
Earth
Christ Jesus
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Holds 334th Commencement
The Massachusetts College of Pharmacy held its 334th commencement in Pharmacy Hall with 12 graduates. Francis J. Connolly presided as class president and welcomed attendees, followed by class history, a scholarly oration by Chester Sweat, a class prophecy by Chester Wood, and a farewell by Mrs. Anna Louise Nelson. The graduation addresses were given by Hon. Charles J. Noyes, and degrees were conferred by President William H. Puffer.
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Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Pharmacy Hall
Corner St. Botolph
Garrison Streets
United States
Massachusetts
Boston
Francis J. Connolly
Charles A. Currier
Chester Henry Sweat
Chester B. Wood
Anna Louise Nelson
Charles J. Noyes
William D. Wheeler
William H. Puffer
Hearn
Massachusetts Colle of Pharmacy
List of Graduates in Pharmaceutical Chemistry
William Henry Ames William Tilden Bell Lydia Marie Cherry Francis Joseph Connolly Charlies Alpheus Currier Andrew Allen Dunham Anna Louise Nelson Charlotte Agnes ODonnell Charles Henry Osgood Chester Bennett Wood receive degrees of pharmaceutical chemist. Louise Aaron Lebowich Harle Howard Lyford are named as degree recipients.
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William Henry Ames
William Tilden Bell
Lydia Marie Cherry
Francis Joseph Connolly
Charlies Alpheus Currier
Andrew Allen Dunham
Anna Louise’ Nelson
Charlotte Agnes O’donnell
Charles Henry Osgood
Chester Bennett Wood
Louise Aaron Lebowich
Harle Howard Lyford
Gold Hands Girl in Jail in Manchester Case
Police identify Vergia Profit also known as Lizzie Jackson and Delmer Blackmore. She eluded New York and Boston authorities, jailed in Hillsboro County, appeals in Municipal Court, and linked to a two-woman con involving James Fairchild. Manchester police seek details. reward not stated.
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New York
Ofso
Hillsboro
Manchester
Vergia Profit
Lizzie Jackson
Delmer Blackmore
Boston
Pyle
Watts
Boston Police
Michael J. Healey
Manchester Police
James Fairchild
Fairchild
Mr. Fairchild
Sue Sarve
Lizzie Knon
Itha Smith
Sarah Hayes
Gaynors Ordered to Trial in New York
Judge Scown of the United States District Court affirmed a government order directing Colonel John Gaynar and his brothers William T and Koar Gaynar to stand trial. The decision centers on the Shields commission and related wartime actions.
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Gaynors
New York
Scown
United States District Court
Commisee
Small Profit in Cottons Star Chamber in Malden
A May 16 notice reports a Cotton Manufacturers Association meeting to review business conditions amid a 2,000,000 piece stock and weak wage margins. It notes low profits from high-priced cotton and discusses curtailment effects and high-priced cloth costs.
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Star Chamber
Malden
Fall River
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Portrait Said to Be a Rubens Discovered in Chicago
A Chicago discovery prompts art critics to claim a portrait titled The Poet Was is a Rubens, owned by Robert W. Kinahan. The 19 by 13 inch painting allegedly features golden hair and a lofty coiffure, bought at a sheriff sale for a price not fully clear.
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Chicago
Rubens
Robert W. Kinahan
Sewer construction sparks conflict in Dedham
In Dedham on May 16 tension rose among workers over sewer construction plans. Paragraphs describe sections being stalled and disputes flaring as crews blamed each other for delays while work appeared to halt.
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Dedham
Sean
Boston letter carriers debate shirt waist wear this summer
City letter carriers held a Wednesday meeting to discuss shirt-waist wear. A committee was appointed to select a pattern while most oppose binding the minority, allowing those who wish to wear it to do so and others to keep their summer suits. A few samples were shown with little enthusiasm.
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Boston Letter Cariers
Ose
Mystery Fix Stuns Hotel Kenmore Death In May Fire
In Washington on May 16 an apparent fatal fire at the Hotel Kenmore claimed census office clerk James Seymour. Clues include a bloody handprint on a window sill a broken fan a revolver and smoke from a fleeing woman. Investigators pursue leads as the case unfolds.
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Washington
Org
James Seymour Merce
Kenmore
Henry W Savage plans English opera tours next season
Stage reports Henry W. Savage intends to tour his English opera companies with brief engagements in cities of 200000 or more. Henrietta Crosman has accepted a play for next season authored by Mrs. J. P. Sutherland of this city. Melbourne MacDowell and Grace Mae Lamkin lead in the Tannhauser stock company of Milwaukee. Elsie De Wolfe’s The Way of the World opens at the Columbia Theatre in Washington on Oct 15 and will visit the Colonial Theatre here later.
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Henry W. Savage
Henrietta Crosman
Entertainment notes from Boston theatres and venues
The Boston theatre scene features new airraoe on 3 acts at Symphony Hall and the Tremont Theatre offering In leavened Bread and The Wooing of Priscilla with a May 27 date. Rogers Brothers in Central Park promotes a benefit at Hollis while Giddy Throng struggles at the Boston Theatre. Williams and Walker wrap their run at Park Theatre. Colonial and Russell host Royalty and a new vaudeville date. Little Red Riding Hood draws families at the Museum. Charlotte Hunt shines in Dad's Girl at Bowdoin Square Theatre. St Onge brothers excel at Keith's. Johnny Weber entertains at the crepe works. Cyrene dances at Music Hall. Austin & Stone's female military band draws attention. Nickelodeon shows feature all-female acts. advance tickets available with price reductions and orchestra seats.
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Symphony Hall
Tremont Theatre
Priscilla
Rogers Brothers
Central Park
Hollis
Josep Feet
Vincent T. Fetherston
Bostoneatre
Williams
Walker
Park Theatre
Colonial
Russell
Museum
Charlotte Hint
Bowdoin Square
Miss Hunt
St. Onge Brothers
Keith's
Johnny Weber
Music Hall
Austin & Stone
Nickelodeon
Ibridge i
Selec
Priscila
Mens Pete
Ornney
Ornney. Se Ummer
New York
Boston
Town Meeting Dog Dies in Clinton Home
The article notes a dog named Sport dies at his Clinton home after years of participation in town meetings. Hugh Stuart hosted the meetings with Judge John W. Corcoran and General P. A. Collins as partners and moderators. Sport was trained to applaud vocally during speeches and was a familiar figure at the gatherings.
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Clinton
Corcoran
Hugh Stuart
John W. Corcoran
P. A. Collins
Justice grants sanity probe for Miss Gilman in Gilman estate case
In Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Maddox allowed Frasier Gilman to appoint a committee to examine Anna K Gilman a half sister of the late George Francia Gilman Her estate dispute centers on her mental condition and she will be brought from near London England for the examination to be conducted in Brooklyn
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New York
Belcher Held For Larceny After Arrest In Quincy
Belcher, a resident of Brain, was arrested at his home in Quincy on a larceny charge. Police report the case dates to mid month with Belcher in custody awaiting further action.
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Malden
Timothy Foley
Lved
Quincy
Charles A. Belch
Lean
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Robinsons
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Purdy
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Gold Hands
Keith
Boz
Vandaville
R. J. Jose Song Sheet
Dolly Gray
Bouccault
James Horne
Falke
Semon LaMar
Gabriel Louis Gran
Herald Square
Quarte
Orches
Idarene Cotton
Nick Long
Argentina
Frederick Howard Williams and
Adams
Donovan & Robertson
American Biographive Entertainment
Wrest
Sen's
Brigham’s Hotel
Wash
Sam Elton
Reno & Richards
Parker
Talbot & Daviso
Taglio IE Ryan & Richfield Stanton
Midena Halliday & Quinn Gavin & Pla
Ndeville Orchestra
Castle Tremont
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Breain
Rieserveis
White Horse Tavern
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Mgr
York Theatres
Gilman
Belcher
Charles River Park
Stinson
McEachern
Burns Pierce
Cone Cadet
Pand
Admireion Soc
Wright & di
River Pak. Telephone
Cambridge
Russell Her
Mats
Theatre
Boylston and Tremont Sts
Apt Wy, Nces
Boston Museum
Little Red Riding Hood
Isaac B. Rich
Kiaw & Erlanger Comedy Co
John J. I"nally
Rogers Bros
Grand Orochestra—&O Mit
MAX Zatts
Conductoar
Back Bay
South End
Col. Columbus Ave
Walpole St
ST. Louis
Appleton
Omeee Bassett
Wasseston St
Connelly
Ouse
Liebler & Co
Grant
Ry Leo Ditrichsteir
Bowdoin
Charlotte Hunt
Eer Aratar Stock Co
Tom “Jenkins
Joe Welch
Mitchell
Kay
Patlace
Ivand Smokina
Te'enhouse
Koee Keller
Burke
Jose
Vaudevilies
JOY Line
Washington Street
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