New England Typographical Union Opens Convention in Lowell
Lowell June 18 The New England Typographical Union convention opens in Lowell with many delegates expected. Harry MozYer chairs the preparations as delegates gather at the Richarddon Hotel for welcoming ceremonies and a full program including addresses by Mayor Murphy and trade officials. Over 200 delegates anticipated, plus visitors, with social events and a luncheon agenda amid efforts to close down printers’ shops for the afternoon.
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Lowell
Mass
New England
Iichardwon
Central Sreet
Jake V. Deurghas
Soc
Hix
Decis J. Murphy
John Ho Murphy
Lower
Beart
At & O'Vreck
NM. T
Baoa
Bom
John J. Eufete
Erevener's Council
John Bete
Sani du
Serasia
Gruen Order of Turkern
Ted Mrywinal Omiec
Entit
Mabie Order of Terkers Wes Institutet
Norman M McPhail
Femmorearte
Rand
Merial
Boston American
Wewetoedar
Turkers
Pest
Maton
St Ita
Tve
W. Sokens
Parmer
Bridgefort Theclassical Union
Labor Day Parade Bargain Move Draws Citywide Entertainment Plan
The Labor Day executive committee met at labor headquarters to reroute entertainment planning in Waterbury. They granted Waterbury unions access to the parade and field events, while merchants along Sea side Park would supply onshore entertainment and profit from sales. Transportation officials seek special rates to move crowds, and a broader plan includes attempts to secure rail and Lake Shore arrangements amid ongoing railroad stock concerns.
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Labor
John J. O'Neill
O'Neill
Seaside Park
Mulholland
Huilding ‘Trades Counsl
Waterbury
Brass Cif
Conneliey Haw
Goantte
New York Central
Lake Shore and
Harlem Railroad
Lake Shore
Michigan
Wickershen
H.W. Taft
Whia Mantis
Gouht
Cemtrat
Lake Shorna
Nuro
Hartford Courant
High priced players seldom make good in baseball
The Buffalo Enquirer argues owners chase costly phenoms despite the odds. Histories of Larry Chappell Ralph Comstock O Toole Russell Backburn and Elmer Brown are cited as costly busts. Yet managers repeat the pattern, buying top prices while journeymen toil in Jersey City for shorter hours.
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Buffalo Enquirer
Larry Chappell
Milwaukee
Glyrocks
Sox
Detroit
Ralph Comstock
Ralph
O'Toole
Pirates
Russell Backburn
Letty Russell
Connie Mack
Cornelius
Elmer Brown
Brooklyn
Mont-gomery Farm
Jersey City
Contest for Most Popular Lady in Local Election
The Twelfth District Independent Political and Social club reports votes for the Most Popular Lady contest. Leading candidates include Lucille Grandfeld 2093, I Bernstein 1206, May Brown 1490, Sadie Terrell 1100, Emily Denton 1217, Diana Corbin 1200, Evelyn Dand Quist 990, Gladys Ford 920, with two days until the Saturday carnival ground finale at 9 o'clock.
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Twelfth District Independent Political and Social Club
Sadie Terrell
I. Bernstein
Lucille Grandfeld
May Brown
Emily Denton
Bertha
Notable publishers Curtis and Munsey shaped journalism
The article notes Cyrus Curtis of Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post, and Frank Munsey, amassing vast publishing success. It details Curtis rise from debt to founder of major titles, his study of rivals, and his management style with editors, plus a brief line about Theodore Douglas Robinson denying resignation.
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Pine Tree
State
Cyrus Hermann Kotechman Curtis
Saturday Evening Post
Badies’' Home Toursel
The
Country Gentleman
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Frank Andrew Munsey
Curtin
Munsey
Maine
Quetta
Portland
Bfe
Ms Mahing
Young America
Boston
Independent
Curtis
Lauree Knapp
West
Philadelphia
Tribune and Farmer
Ladies’ Home Journal
Limeelf
Benjamin Franklin
Apa
Public Ledger
London
England
W. Bok
Wedding Graduation and Anniversary Jewelry
The selection of a gift should receive careful attention so its beauty and finesse may remind of the donor’s thoughtfulness. We are showing appropriate gifts including diamonds watches and jewelry of every description silverware cut glass clocks etc at very attractive prices.
Landers Escort Governor to Commencement at Harvard
Harvard celebrated commencement with nearly one thousand graduates as the governor was escorted by the National Lancers in full dress. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge presided at the alumni meeting with six overseers' seats up for election. Honorary degrees were conferred on notable scholars and leaders from Harvard and beyond. In Worcester, forty two Clark College graduates heard Rabbi Stephen Wise deliver the commencement address.
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Famb
Harvard
Lander
Lowell
Foss
College Yard
National Lancers
Harvard Alumni Association
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Pen
Jerome D. Green
Rockefeller Foundaion
New Haven
Conn
Milton J. Rosenau
Harvard Medical School
Charles A. Stonsoe Newton
Mikes
Benjamin W. Bacon
Fala Theological School
Wallace C. Ba~bine
Graduate School of Applied “Sciences
Lews
Arthur P. Huyes
Massachusetts Supreme Court
David F. Houston
Sec
Neon
Sir Charles Fits- Patrick
British Privy Council
Canada
Worcester
Mass
Clark College
Stephen 8. Wise
New York
Quiet home wedding unites Ethel May Carr and William Parshall
A quiet home ceremony at 1053 Central avenue joined Miss Ethel May Carr and Mr. William Parshall. Rev. John P. Wegner officiated at 4 pm from Summerield Methodist Church. Attendant Miss Lallie Fanning and best man William Sheehan. Couple to reside with Parshall parents on Beardsley street. Parshall employed by Howland Dry Goods.
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George G. Carr
Central Avenue
Mise
Ethel May Carr
William Parshall
John P. Wegner
Ield Methodist Church
Carr
Lallie Fanning
Willtm Sheehan
Beardsley Street
Mr. Parshall
Howland Dry Goods
Miss Loretta Falvey and James Hf Roland Wed at St Patrick’s
Loretta Falvey youngest daughter of Mrs P Falvey married James Hf Roland eldest son of Mrs Kate Roland Monday morning at 3:80 at St Patrick's church by Rev Father Nihil. Attendants were Miss Anne Barry and Jack O'Kane. The couple will reside at 431 Arctic street after a brief honeymoon to Atlantic City and other points. Roland works for Adams Express Co.
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Loretta [Falvey
P. Falvey
James Hf. Roland
Kate Roland
St Patrick's Church
Nihil
Anne Barry
Jack O'Kane
Samuel D. Smith
Nude
Union Avenue
Roland
Atlantic City
Arctic Street
The
Adams Express Co
Miss Anna McGee Birthday Celebration At North Main
Mrs Patrick McGee hosted a party at her North Main Street home in Beechmont Avenue to honor Miss Anna McGee on her birthday. Music and dancing followed a formal cake with twenty lights. Guests included Miss Harrigan McDonough Coughlin Hannon and Messrs Hannon McDonough Coughlin Callahan. Mayor Oakley B Curtis of Portland won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Maine’s primary.
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Patrick McGee
North Main Street
Beechmont Avenue
Miss Anna
Miss McGee
Patrick* McGee
Harrigan
Misses McDonough
Elizabeth Coughlin
Sylvia Hannon
Francis Hannon
George McDonough
George Coughlin
Vincent Callahan
Oakley
Curtis
Portland
Maine
Wilder Sorry He Caused Trouble At City Court
Judge Wilder apologized for his absence from the city bench yesterday and the delay in convening court. He thanked Judge Coughlin for taking over and noted efforts to secure a New Haven judge and to accommodate past and future arrangements. Judge Wilder presided at today’s session.
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Coughlin
Iong
Frank L. Wilder
New Haven
Wilder
Bridgeport High School to Graduate Record 154 in 1915 Class
The largest Bridgeport class in history will graduate next Tuesday at Park Theatre with 154 students, 103 in academic, 45 in commercial, and 65 in the college division. Valedictorian Mary Emily Buckingham plans missionary studies at Alliance. she hails from Mussourie, India, via Woodstock college, and is daughter of Francis S. Buckingham. Salutatorian Anda Louiss Hutchinson, daughter of Charles R. Hutchinson, has yet to choose where to continue education.
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Park Theatre
Bridgeport
Nag Hish
Board of Education
Mary Emmily Buckingham
Al-lance Missionary Training School
Franis 5. Buckingham
Mitchell Dairy Co
Anda Louiss Hutchinson
Miss Hutchinean
Charles R. Hutchinean
Barnum & Bailey Shows
James E Bedley
the Bailey
Barnum & Bailey
Camp Ground Cottages Burn in Worcester Fire
A fire at the Methodist camp grounds in Sterling Junction Worcester destroys 48 cottages and the Grand View House. Estimated financial loss about 69000 dollars.
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Camp Ground
Worcester
Mass
Stertiing Junction
Grand View House
Senator Hiscock Dies Sudden in Syracuse
Former United States Senator Frank Hiscock collapsed and died suddenly in Syracuse New York on June 15 according to dispatches from Syracuse authorities and witnesses. He served as a U S senator representing New York and retirement notes followed his lengthy career.
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Syracuse
N. J
United States
Frank Hiscock
Ashes and Creosote Sparked £500,000 Glasgow Fire
In Glasgow on June 18 a blaze caused by hot ashes and creosote consumed four schooners, several freight sheds, and nearby houses. A man dumping hot ashes into water caused embers to ignite a schooner deck, spreading to creosote barrels on the wharf and lighting the area briefly.
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Glasgow
Kingdom Rock
Burglars Steal $300 Worth of Valuables From Home
Thieves ransacked the home of Mrs. Bernard Liebecher on S061 Mah street yesterday while the family was away. Loot includes silverware, jewelry, two watches including a gold watch of the late Mr. Liebecker, two diamond rings, and a suit. Closets and drawers were rifled. no witnesses reported seeing anyone suspicious.
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Bernard Liebecher
Liebecker
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