Commencement Day at Lowell Textile School and Rogers Hall
The sixth annual Lowell Textile school commencement was held in Southwick hall with 28 graduates receiving diplomas or certificates. Sidney B. Paine of Boston delivered the principal address, praising youth with vision and detailing the electric drive's future impact on mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile School
Rogers Hall
Sidney B. Paine
Boston
Lowell Textile School
Southwick Hall
New England
A. G. Cumnock
James T. Smith
W. W. Crosby
Hibbard
E. H
Moore
Lynn
J. T. Cole
Medford
Jacquard
J. H. Dillon
Belchertown
Mass
R. W. Hook
West Medford
Crosby
Mill Power
Rogers Hall graduation marks enduring education on June afternoon
Rogers Hall school for young women celebrated its commencement with a ceremony in Rogers Hall, Lowell. Hon. George H. Martin delivered the address on The Transient and the Permanent in Education, stressing life lifelong learning beyond schooling and the creation of lasting habits and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Underhill
Olive Parsons
George H. Martin
Boston
A. St. John Chambre
A. G. Pollard
J. F. Savage
C. A. Stott
F. T. Greenhalge
Frederick Lawton
W. Whidden
J. L. G Chalifoux
George E. Martin
C. T. Billings
J. M.greene
D. D
Board of Trustees
George F. Richardson
Chambre
Lowell Textile School
Rogers Hall School
Lucy Larcom
Mills of
Lowell
Boston man touts Comfort Powder for baby relief
A Boston businessman endorses Comfort Powder as the best powder for babies and after shaving. He notes his wife buys it by the half dozen boxes claiming it relieves foot heat and offers skin comfort, with druggists supporting its use.
Disappearance of Mulford Martin Shocks New York
Details emerge of the American Mulford Martin missing in Brighton England since early May after a pier meeting with a vaudeville performer. Scotland Yard hunts for clues while a trance medium report prompts searches in Paris and English cities. Guardian in New York says no funds requested since April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brighton
Eng
Mulford Martin
Rye
N. Y
Walsh
San Francisco
Martin
Scotland Yard
Paris
Football Swindler Nabbed In Brookline Theft Scam
A well dressed young man dubbed the football swindler by police was arrested in Brookline on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Posing as a cripple from a celebrated college football injury, he collected sums from Brookline Boston Newton and other locals. The suspect claimed to own a fast horse and a fancy rig, and police suspect a confederate aided his scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brookline
Philip Ramboth
Troy
N. Y
Newton
Dwight Babyan
Halloran
Servia Demands Turkish Punishment Over Monastir Incident
Servia notifies Turkey she will recall her minister from Constantinople unless compensation is offered by June 12 for the Monastir consulate raid. Belgrade seeks dismissal of the Monastir chief of police and a government visit to the consulate with official regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Servia
Turkey
Monastir
Macedonia
Liberal wins Whitby by election in Conservative stronghold
London June 2 Noel Buxton wins the Whitby division bye election by 445 votes over Unionist Gervase Beckett, delivering a crushing government defeat. The contest, driven by fiscal policy, ends Whitby’s 20 year Conservative hold following Ernest W. Beckett’s Grimthorpe peerage succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitby
North Riding of
Yorkshire
Ernest W. Beckett
Grimthorpe
Baron Grimthorpe
Noel Buxton
Gervase Beckett
Framingham Couple Married In Simple Ceremony
Miss Alberta Foster Hobbie and Whittle Poor, both of Framingham, wed yesterday afternoon at the Bird home in Framingham. Rev. Calvin Stebbins officiated. Bride given away by Frank Henry Hobbie of Lynn. Maid of honor Clenton Batchelder Melrose Highlands. Best man Frederick W. Ives South Framingham. Ushers Clenton Batchelder Lynn and George W. Robbins South Framingham. They will reside at 4 Evergreen Street after Sept. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
South Framingham
Samuel B. Bird
Alberta Foster Hobbie
Whittle Poor
Calvin Stebbins
Frank Henry Hobbie
Lynn
Clenton Batcheder
Melrose Highlands
Frederick W. Ives
Clenton Batchelder
George W. Robbins
Sou Framingham
Evergreen Street
Raymond & Whitcomb Tour Signals Wide New England Excursions
Raymond & Whitcomb lists forty short tours for the coming season covering New England Canada and the Middle States plus trips to Alaska Yellowstone Colorado California the Great Lakes Europe and around the world. Details are in circulars available free at 306 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Canada
Middle States
Raymond & Whitcomb
Poland Spring House
Muskoka Lakes
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay River
Rangeley and
Moosehead Lakes
Bar Harbor
Maritime Provinces
White and Adiron
Offer Of Ten Thousand To Gall A Strike
Chicago June 1 Charges of bribery against an officer of the Employers Teaming Company were made before a grand jury by President Shea of the Teamsters Union and Albert Young former president. They said they were offered 10000 to spark a Sears Roebuck strike. they refused and no strike occurred. State Attorney Healy said all involved were sworn to secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Employers Teaming Company
Shea
Teamsters Union
Albert Young
Young
Teamsters
Sears and Roebeck & Company
Court Could Not Punish Contempt Of Prisoner
New York June 1. While testifying in his murder trial of George Eberhardt Duncan Scotty Young became enraged in the witness box. He accused Assistant District Attorney Ely of subornation of perjury and claimed constitutional protection. The court said it could not punish the jailed prisoner for contempt and Young maintained his denial of killing Eberhardt and that he did not leave his home the night of the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Eberhardt
Duncan
Scotty
Young
Ely
Davis
Eberhardt
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Southwick
Hall
General Electric Company
Paine
Cumnock
Mr. Paine
Joel
Corporation
Wescott & Clarke
Aalill
the Textile School
Savi
W York Cloak and Suit
Belvidere
Hon. G. H
Farrington
Nesmith
Robinson
Miss Stevens
Middle West
Miss Gorton
Massachusetts
England
Cleveland Baking PO
WER CO
Grand Jury
Adams
Appleton Bank
Central St
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