Simmons College Founded To Train Women For Independent Livelihood
On Thursday December 17 the Education Department presents Miss Sarah L Arnold dean of Simmons College in Boston. The institution, established by the will of the late John Simmons, aims to instruct and train women in art science and industries to enable them to earn an independent livelihood.
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Education Department
Sarah L. Arnold
Simmons College
John Simmons
Boston
Woman's club clash over McCracken article
In Denver a dispute at a Woman's club fair centers on Miss McCracken whose upcoming article on suffrage is said to reflect an antagonistic stance. One attendee recalls a lavish luncheon hosted in her honor amid political tensions, while another notes Miss McCracken plans to write for the opposite side after leaving the city.
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McCracken
Miss McCracken
Miss MecCracken
Colorado
Elizabeth McCracken
Outlook
The
Denver News
Denver
Miss MceCracken
Woman's Club
Carrie Nation in a New York cheap theater move
A note cites Carrie Nation appearing this week in a budget New York playhouse with hatchet imagery. The piece mocks men debating feminine fashion while complaining of streetcar conditions and questions Miss Elizabeth McCracken's suffrage reporting in The Outlook and Denver News.
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Carrie Nation
New York
Tried for Murder of Aged Couple in Buffalo
Chas Bonier was arraigned in police court on charges of murdering Mr and Mrs Franz Frehr whose bodies were found buried under a shed at their home. He pleaded not guilty and asked for an examination. The case was postponed to Thursday.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Chas, Bonier
Franz Frehr
Jewish Emigration to U S Increases Amid Scarcity of Work
St. Petersburg dispatch notes rising Jewish emigration to the Americas due to job shortages. Transport agents have opened offices at Vilna and Liba to handle departures.
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St. Petersburg
Americas
Vilna
Liba
Miss Blanche Hunking Leads Lowell High Girls Team
Miss Blanche Hunking, captain of Lowell High girls basketball, tops feminine players this year. Last season she played guard on the state championship team, with Miss Rivet forming the key partnership. Lowell posted 18 wins, 0 losses, and Hunking plans for Mount Holyoke in her junior year.
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Blanche Hunking
Lowell High
Miss Hunking
Miss Rivet
Lowell
Miss Hawking
Mount Holyoke
At Colonial Club Tea Features Local Musical Talent
Yesterday afternoon at Colonial hall the club tea featured a program by local musicians Miss Mary Louise Coburn pianist Miss Edna L Craig contralto and Miss Mary Reilly accompanist It marked Miss Craig s first club appearance and her singing drew warm praise Coburn played exquisitely Reilly accompanied with grace The set list included Valse Chromatique Leschisky G Major Nocturne Chopin Arabeske De Bussy Etude in D flat Liszt Under the Rose Fisher Ah Tis a Dream Hawley The Enchantress Hatton and two Scottish songs Tea was served at two dainty tables by the Hospitality committee Mrs C E Howe and others poured
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Colonial Hall
Mary Louise Coburn
Edna L. Craig
Mary Reilly
Miss Craig
Hatton
Miss Coburn
Miss Reilly
Leschisky
Chopin
de Bussy
Liszt
Fisher
Hawley
Want G. L. Atherton Trustee Removed
Helen I. Hawes of Brookline and other heirs of Samuel Atherton seek removal of George Lee Atherton as trustee under the leather merchant’s 1895 will. Suffolk County probate court heard the matter after allegations he distributed about $200,000 without following the will’s directions.
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Boston
Helen I. Hawes
Brookline
Samuel Atherton
George Lee Atherton
Atherton
Suffolk County
Paterson bank teller pleads guilty in $100,000 peculations
James M. Edge, a Paterson bank teller, pleaded guilty in U.S. district court in Trenton today. He admitted defaulting on funds totaling nearly $100,000 and faces sentencing next Monday.
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Trenton
N. J
James M. Edge
Paterson
U. S. District Court
Possible Coal Price Cut Signal From Operators Meet
In Cleveland on December 14 a meeting of soft coal operators discussed conditions with reluctance. It was learned there may be a cut in coal selling prices, especially for grades used by manufacturers, though specifics were not disclosed.
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Cleveland
Gill Discharged After Prosecution Refused
In Boston on December 14 Mrs Isabella J Gill was charged with assaulting Dr Clarence C Perry and throwing vitrol at his wife. The case was dropped when the Perrys refused to prosecute. Mrs Gill promised to go immediately to Jersey City.
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Boston
Isabella J. Gill
Clarence C. Perry
Vitrol
Labor Wendenier Unable to Visit Coal Camps Despite Company Opposition
In Trinidad Colorado on December 14 Judge North Colt denied the United Mine Workers injunction aimed at stopping Victor Fuel Company from hindering union organizers attempting visits to coal camps under the company's control. Perfumes and atomizers sold by A. W. Dows & Co.
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Trinidad
Col
North Colt Today
United Mine Workers
Victor Fuel Company
Special Homeseekers Excursions on Nickel Plate Road
Extremely low rates to all points in the West and Southwest. First and third Tuesdays of each month to April 1904 with good return limit. Obtain full ownership details from local agents or write L. P. Burgess, N. E. P. A., Boston. See Dows' windows for Christmas goods.
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Nickel Plate Road
L. P. Burgess
Boston Mass
Mrs Bacheller and two others guest of Middlesex club
Mrs A L Bacheller of Roxbury prominent club woman and chairman of the press and extension committee of the Massachusetts branch of the Women s Auxiliary of the American Park and Outdoor Art association was a guest of the Middlesex Women s club at tea yesterday afternoon.
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Ernest Richmond Buffington
Roxbury
Massachusetts
Women's Auxiliary
American Park and Outdoor Art Association
Middlesex Women’s Club
Waisted fabrics and fur trims mark midwinter fashion
Broadcloths and satins feature watermarked effects and Zibeline motifs. Russians embroidery and Watteau gowns appear in midwinter events as fur hats, leather suits, and velvet costumes highlight trimming and finishing details. A stylish woman at a recent show wore a mixed gray brown tweed suit with a long tight coat and gray beaver hat.
Gould declines presidency at world fair supporters
St. Louis, Dec 14 Miss Helen Gould notified her friends among the lady managers that she would not consider accepting the presidency to succeed Mrs Blair. The move leaves the race effectively between Mrs John Miller Horton of Buffalo and Mrs Daniel Manning of Washington.
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St. Louis, Mo
Helen Gould
James L. Blair
John Miller Horton
Buffalo
Daniel Manning
Washington
Engraving Umbrellas at Merrimack Street Centre Table
Engraving umbrellas advertised with use of merrimack street location and centre table. The brief note emphasizes custom engraving service and mentions the shop area for patrons seeking personalized umbrella designs.
Handkerchiefs Offered At Value Prices In Lowell
Retailer boasts three times as many handkerchiefs as rival stores in Lowell and promises quality and value. The selection includes children's initial handkerchiefs in boxes, ladies linen and embroidered handkerchiefs, Swiss embroidered and lace trimmed variants, Japanese silk initials, and a wide range for men. Located in East Section, Centre Aisle.
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Lowell
Baskets on sale in Merrimack Street basement shop
Baskets of all sorts in open and covered forms, plus varied work stands in fancy styles. Prices range from 75 cents to 4 dollars. Saucers and trim options noted. Bargains and attractive weavings described as perfect specimens of the weavers’ art. Located on Merrimack Street basement.
Christmas Tree Ornaments and Trimmings on Sale Now
Glittering glass balls beads and colored ornaments for Christmas trees, with gold and silver tinsel in various yards and prices. Candles and candle holders in all colors, plus trimmed pictures and seasonal decor, all offered at low rates while the assortment remains best.
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Eiela
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Metropolis
U. S
Lothrop & Cunningham
Miss Blanche Hunking
G. L. Atherton
Teller
van] Foulge
Labor Wendenier
A. W. Dows & Co
Dows
A. L. Bacheller
A. G. Pollard
C. B. Adams
Frills
Ecru
STHIF
Investigaartre
Stieff
E. P. Hoyt
Howe Bld
Merrimack Sq
A. G. Pollard & Co
Merrimack Street
OUR
Congress
Merrimack St
New England
Lowell Lady
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Katharine M. Abbott
Price
Palmer St
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