Profit From Cotton Sold During Strike
The Appleton Co directors voted a 4 percent dividend on profits from cotton sold during mill idleness caused by the Lowell textile strike. The dividend is payable June 15 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 5, 1903. Last year and six months ago similar dividends were 3 and 4 percent respectively.
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Lowell Firemen License Reform Endorsed at State Meet
Springfield June 2 The two days convention of the Massachusetts Stationary Firemen's association adjourned with officers elected including President John Barrett Lowell and first vice president Michael Masoney Lawrence. A committee was appointed to draft a bill for more stringent examinations for firemen's licenses and the Lowell strike was endorsed.
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Boston
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Turner's Falls
J. Bennett
Fitchburg
Annual Grammar School Entrance Exams Set for June in Lowell
The superintendent announces the annual entrance exams for Lowell High School from June 18 to 19 at the High School annex on Paige Street. Tests cover arithmetic algebra grammar language history and spelling in that order starting at 8 30 each day.
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Army Hosiery Workers Strike Spurs 8000 Idle in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the hosiery mills joining a 55 hour week strike aboard a growing textile labor movement. An executive board says ten more firms concede the demand, bringing total concessions to 58. Estimates place over 20 000 workers now under the shorter hours across 30 branches. A separate note quotes Mrs Sarah W Curtis of Lee Mass praising Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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Showing Impresses With Value Beyond Price
A display draws strong interest as buyers note the quality and appeal of features that surpass the mere price. Agents report persistent foot traffic and enthusiastic responses from visitors drawn to the overall presentation and value proposition.
Lowell board of trade endorses corporation laws revision
In a yesterday meeting the Lowell board of trade elected Albion F. Swanton W T S Bart lett Chester W Clark A F French George E Stanley Ariel C Thomas John J Connell Frederick T Walsh Joshua M Stover James Dow Edward Cawley Walter L Parker David Dick son Alonzo G Walsh to the membership and endorsed the proposed revision of state corporation laws and the Lodge bill to improve consular service, directing notices to senators representatives and congressman.
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John J. Connell
Frederick T. Walsh
Joshua M. Stover
James Dow
Edward Cawley
Walter L. Parker
David Dickson
Alonzo G. Walsh
United States
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Harper's and Other June Magazines Feature Wide Reading
The June Harper's fuses fiction and essays by Edmund Gosse Shackelford and Zangwill with poems by Colton Guiney and others, plus photo illustrated topics. Popular Science Monthly previews Hertzian waves to civic hygiene and education notes, while Review of Reviews surveys consumption treatment and Karl’s era topics. Catholic World Scribner's highlight poetry, war memories, and travel writing.
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Curiously Mixed Fiction and Essays in Menus of June National and Era
The June National presents a lineup of short stories and two part expands with Emulation and A Mother in India. The issue features Personal Recollections of General Grant Life in the Field, a plant of business Genius, and notes on the Kansas Missouri Zinc District. The June Black Cat offers five stories including The Gold Goose Scientist and The Stolen Wedding Trip. The Era opens May with The Development of the Modern Newspaper by Day Alien Willey and Beatrice Harraden signs Love Among the Brasses. Additional pieces include Harlequin Bitter-Sweet Present Day Worship of Isis and The Cheetah and the Wild Boar among others.
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June Century highlights and notable readings reel
The June Century promises a rich mix of art and literature with John La Farge's masterly appreciation of Delacroix Decamps and Diaz. Henry Harland's new serial My Friend Prospero draws readers, while P T McGrath and Eugene Woodine Tarbell contribute ocean related pieces. The issue features reviews, stories by Myra Kelly Alice Brown and Charles B DeCamp, and essays on Emerson Free Religious Association and Women s Clubs in New England. New England Magazine opens with The Sultan of Morocco and other travel pieces. New fiction includes Chums by Edwin L Sabin and works by Abigail Fitch Elizabeth Waltz and Baroness von Hutten.
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