Education themes mark Marlboro Grange gathering
A Marlboro Grange event featured Elmer D. Howe of Marlboro and Rev. A. D. Mayo highlighting education as the foundation of society. Speakers discussed agriculture, citizenship, and social progress, with music from local choirs and a notable ball game umpire incident amid a hot but successful day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkies
Elmer D. Howe
Marlboro
Carey
Liebig
J. W. Stockwell
Grange
Union Congregational Church Choir
N. B. Douglas
Sherborn
A. D. Mayo
D. D
America
A. F. Stevens
Wellesley
Henry A
Greenhalge
Russell
J. L. Wells
Connecticut Grange
S. O. Bowen
Connecticut
J. H. Draper
Worcester
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Aslow
New England
Georgia
Massachusetts
Fall River Line Adds Messengers for New York Arrivals
The Fall River line will have American District Telegraph Co messengers meet morning arrivals in New York to escort strangers and deliver baggage messages and letters to city points. The move aims to improve service for travelers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Line
American District Telegraph Co
New York
California woman speaks at Portland suffrage event
Mrs Nellis Holorcos Blinn of California praised Portland suffrage headquarters reception. She said all state parties except the Democratic had endorsed the pending woman suffrage amendment and criticized endless petitions as costly and ignored. She urged focused education of men on benefits of women's suffrage to end opposition.
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Nellis Holorcos Blinn
California
Equal Suffrage
Portland
Blinn
Democratic
Mrs Wilde and the Jada Alea Est article in Dublin Nation
London papers recall that the reading article titled Jada Alea Est in the Dublin Nation formed the chief count in the crown indictment for high treason against its editor Sir Charles Gavan Duffy. The piece appeared during 1848 revolutionary fever and remains cited in collections on the other side of the Atlantic. Mary E. Lease has declined Wichita church duties to pursue American lectures and a world tour starting in Glasgow with two years abroad planned.
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Wilde
London
Jada Alea Est
Dublin Nation
Charles Gavan Duffy
Nice
Mary EB. Lease
Central Christian Church of
Wichita
Kan
Keir Hardie
Glasgow
Immigration Trends at Ellis Island 1895 96 Report
Assistant Commissioner E F McSweeney releases a fiscal year summary showing 263 709 immigrants in 1895 96 and 190 928 in 1894 95 with major origins including Italy Russia Germany and Hungary. The report notes 72 781 had prior U S presence and details illiteracy by origin money brought per capita and numbers deported or excluded along with hospital treatments.
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Ellis Island
E. F. McSweeney
Hungary
Italy
Russia
Germany
Ireland
Sweden
Norway
Turkey
Greece
Spain
Wheelmen Church Guild Calendar Notes From Whitman
The Whitman paper lists church events and bike group notices. Evening Wheelman's Guild meets in the chapel at eight. tandem auxiliary in the vestry at five thirty. Thursday four thirty an experimental meeting at the bike pavilion for puncture repairs. Friday two o'clock Young Ladies Bloomer Sewing Circle at Mrs Scorcher's. attendance concerns noted for the century run class.
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Whitman Times
Wheelman’s Church Guild
Tandem
Bloomer Sewing Circle
A. B. Scorcher
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Hany Grawgrrs
Lakeview
Mrs. Blinn
Lady Wilde
United States
Oy Sree
Austria Hungary
United Kingdom
U. S
Board of Special Inquiry
DeWitt
B. F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
C. H. Whitney
Concord
H. A. Littlefield
West Acton
W. A. Haynes & CO
Elere
Maynard, Mass
Stanhopes
Surreys
Road Wacons
Democrat Wacons
Waldo Littlefield
Mass
N. B
C.d.holmes
Lovell Truk
Devine
Middlesex Street
Lowell
State St
Springfield
Mena
Acre
Elisha EK
Smith
Peyton James R. Bent
Admn
Boynton
Concord Junction, Mass
James T. Foote
Summer Street
H.S. 8
Richardson
EB. H
Maker Concord Maes
Middlesex County
Albert * Batley
Acton St
Ernest Hosmer
Acton
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