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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1902

Page

8

School Board Debates Textbook Changes and New School Site

The school board endorses adding Pancoast Introduction to English Literature and Carpenter Geographical Readers to high and primary lists, supports Frye Roddy Tarbell geographies with wear-out only, and approves several desk and supplementary books. A heated discussion on geography texts follows, with notes on site options for a new central school and potential budget implications. Resignations are accepted, staff transfers discussed, and teachers for tenure and new appointments approved, including salary adjustments and new appointments at Bartlett and Moody schools.

Pancoast Carpenter Frye Roddy Tarbell Tarr Holman Murphy Sweetsir Thompson Swapp Urphy Committee On Verett Centralville Mr. Whitcomb J. Swapp Whitcomb Lakeview Avenue Board of Education Committee On Education Hildreth Frances M. Spooner Bartlett Josephine A. Gould Varnum Elizabeth A. Pumwe Moody School Alice R. Bacheller Vassar College Susan G. Burbank Boston University Mary Milton Coburn Avis Josephine Coburn Smith College Bessie F. Davidson L. Ruth Clarke Julia Marguerite Adame Alda Lillian Armstrong Mina Guyton Normal School Lowell Anne Marjorie Day Helen Buttrick W. Ernest Everett Fred W. Putnam Ethel Baker Hortense Lamere S. Alice Knapp Alice B. Sunbury Bertha J. Curtis Frances Clark Marguerite J. Cronin Grace C. Delaney Annie T. Delay Mabel R. Ela Margaret S. Fox Daisy B. Mac Brayne Helen J. O’hearn Bride T. Sweeney Carrie S. Price Lulu Turner Edw. S. Colton Mary G. Stevens Agnes Bailey M. Josephine Donohue Addie Edwards Maud P. Green Bertha McCue Flora A. Oliver Florence E. Well Harriet 8. Wheeler Mar F. Howe Alice G. Barrett Mary Killpartrick Nathaniel R. Atkins

Brutal husband alleged in Roxbury fall and arrest

Mrs. Alice Lipsky of 21 Thorndike street Roxbury lies unconscious with a fractured skull and broken leg after a night clash at home. Her husband Karl Lipsky, a tailor, is jailed at Charlies street awaiting trial on assault with intent to kill with bail set at 4000.

Boston Alice Lipsky Thorndike Street Roxbury City Hospital Karl Lipsky Charlies Street Bolster Lipskys Lipsky Christopher J. Burrill Mr. Burrill Hines Division 9 Keene

Hetty Green Sues Mandell Estate Over Lost Funds

In Boston the equity bill by Mrs. Hetty Green against W W Crapo as executor of Edward D Mandell's will was before Judge Corl today. Demurrer overruled. Crapo ordered to answer. Green seeks reimbursement from the Mandell estate alleging misconduct and breach of trust caused the estate to lose several hundred thousand dollars.

Boston Equity Hetty Green W. W. Crapo Edward D. Mandell Massachusetts Cor United States Circuit Court Mr. Jandell Mrs. Green Mandell Mr. Crapo

Venezuelan Blockade Tense Move Signaled From Caracas

Washington reports United States Minister Bowen confirms today’s dispatches about the Venezuelan blockade at several points. The cable notes a decisive battle near imminent fate of the Castro administration, while Bowen did not seek further U.S. protection via ships or Marines.

Washington State Department United States Bowen Caracas

Railroad proposition rejected by freight handlers in Chicago

A railroad proposal to convene a meeting between a committee of employees and railway superintendents to discuss wage demands was rejected. The railroad admitted some wage advance might be justified, but warned that the union would be targeted by efforts to ignore their organization.

Chicago

Loss of million dollars in storm damage report

A storm late Saturday into Sunday caused an estimated one million dollars in damage within 150 miles of Alton Illinois. Farmers faced the heaviest losses while railroads suffered significant harm. In other news, New Hampshire fish commissioners fined two men in Stoddard for catching 31 brook trout under five inches, totaling 165 in fines.

St. Louis Alton, Ill New Hampshire Fish Commissioners Stoddard

City street paving orders voted by council committee

The street committee met to discuss paving orders and sign two measures for asphalt and tar macadam on several streets at a total suggested cost of 86 000 dollars. Debate covered local labor, funding shifts, and Street watering, with a final plan to present orders as drawn for city council action tonight.

Common Council Alderman Carmichael Kirk Paige Lee Aiken Charles Westford Merrimack Pleasant Carmichael Derby Grant Warren Bros Bowers Hosford Square General Treasury Fund Beals Agawam Roche Kirk and Aiken Charles Street Pleasant Street Read Street Rogers

Disbrow in Jail After Suffolk County Warrant

Louis Disbrow, sought in the drowning deaths of Sarah Lawrence and Clarence Foster, is in jail at Riverhead Long Island. He arrived with counsel from Long Island City for a hearing set for tomorrow. City Attorney Miles declined further comment on the warrant charges.

New York Louis Disbrow Suffolk County L. I Sarah Lawrence Clarence Foster Riverhead Disbrow Long Island City Miles

Rooms for rent and a Chelmsford cottage for sale

To rent five rooms in good repair near the spills at seven dollars per month. Seven rooms in Middlesex street priced at eight dollars. Best furnished rooms in the city. For sale a two acre Chelmsford property with fruit trees new buildings a seven room cottage and stable and hen house priced at sixteen hundred dollars. T. H. Elliott at 64 Central street Tel 908-2.

Middlesex Street Chelmsford T. H. Elliott Central Street

Reversing the Fourth of July: Talmage on America's World Mission

Chicago June 29 sermon by Rev. FP De Witt Talmage argues for viewing the Fourth of July from a global perspective. He urges America to spread the gospel, establish an international court of arbitration, and be faithful in aiding weaker nations while reconsecrating the nation to God.

Chicago FP. de Witt Talmage Tower of London Champs Elysees Dom Pedro Amazon United States Jefferson Adams Franklin Sherman John Hancock Samuel Goddess of Liberty America Phillips Brooks New England Harry Bunker Hill Saratoga Brandywine Valley Forge Yorktown Atlantic Golden Gate Pacific Seas John Robinson Maryland Georgia Pennsylvania George Whitefield England France Spain Austria Germany Italy Russia Japan China Alabama Great Britain Switzerland Brazil Venezuela Paris Alaska Supreme Court of International Arbitration Europe Turkey William E. Gladstone London Berlin Rome Vienna St. Petersburg New York Supreme Court of Arbitration Cuba Weyler Congress of the Philippine Islands Admiral Dewey Cuban Havana Penn Massachusetts Virginia William Penn King Charles City of White House William Edward Victor Emmanuel Jesus Christ New Brunswick Seminary Easthampton N. Y Lyman Beecher Henry Ward Beecher Stephen Mershon Louis Klopsch

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