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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1900

Page

6

Six British Columns Move on Pretoria in June Reports

London reports from June describe Lord Roberts's forces converging on Pretoria with six columns, while Pretoria reportedly prepared to defend the capital. Boer leaders, including Louis Botha and Delarey, vowed to resist and defend to the utmost, with Kruger abroad and criticism mounting over his flight and gold departures.

London Pretoria Lord Roberts Johannesburg Lourenzo Marques Kruger Delarey Lourenzo Marquez War Council Great Britain Rom Lourenzo Marquez Friesland Ficksburg Senekal Heilbron Lindley Rundle Redulphberg Brabant Icksburg Col. Lloyd

Separate Brazilian girls united by rare surgery

In Rio de Janeiro on June 4, surgeons led by Dr. Alvaro Ramos successfully separated Rosalia and Maria, two ten year old Brazilian sisters joined at the liver by solid bone. The operation used X rays to map the shared anatomy and, after initial hesitation on dividing the liver, the team proceeded aiming for two independent lives.

Rio Janeiro Brazil Rosalia Maria Mirconcordia Alvaro Ramos Dr. Ramos

Physician Encouraged To Proceed With Pioneering Separation

The report describes a winter operation where the ribs were cut apart in the first phase and the patient’s shock required a delay before completing the separation. The text notes encouragement for the physician to proceed with the attempt and details the staged approach to the risky procedure.

Eight Small-Pox Cases Found in Manchester Tenement

The Manchester board of health reports eight people in an overhead tenement in McGregorville infected with small-pox for two weeks. A young man seeking treatment alerted doctors, prompting a swift investigation and quarantine to halt spread. In Fall River, two new small-pox cases were also reported in Flint Village with public gatherings banned until the epidemic subsides.

Manchester N. H Board of Health McGregorville Fall River Flint Village

Smallpox Case Found in Manchester Child

Manchester New Hampshire June 4 Another smallpox case has been discovered in the city a child of Zachere Faucher 60 Orange Street. The two patients were removed to the pest house tonight and houses from which patients are taken are strictly quarantined.

Manchester N. H Zachere Faucher Orange Street

Cash register collection scheme in church faced ending

Dr. Ducey of New York demonstrated patent cash registers used in St. Leo’s church New York on June 4 to take up offerings. He claimed the Rochester diocese inspired the device and it would boost collections by 15 percent. The system funnels coins through a wire basket, triggering a button to drop funds into a lower box, prompting visible reactions from ushers and parishioners.

New York St. Leo’s Dr. Ducey

Mae Rogers Weds Wm R Coe in Private New York Ceremony

At 26 East ditch street in mourning privacy Miss Mae Rogers daughter of Standard Oil president H H Rogers married William R Coe of New York. The ceremony followed a dramatic past including an elopement with Jos Cooper Mott in 1883 and two divorce battles. The bride owns a large fortune in her own right.

New York Mae Rogers H. H. Rogers Standard Oil Company Wm. R. Coe East Ditch Street Rogers Jos. Cooper Mott A. J. Churchill Sheepshead Bay

Boston Keeps Winning Streak Over St. Louis

Boston built a lead in the third inning of today’s game as Swartwood argued a call in the fifth with Donlin out for interference. A crowd of about 4500 watched the action as Boston extended its streak with decisive batting and steady defense.

Boston Swartwood Donlin Hamilton Collins Tenney Stahl Freeman Lowe Clarke Dineen P . O Joie St. Louis Donovan Dineen Hughey

National League Results From Tuesday Games

Boston defeated St. Louis 6 to 3 while New York beat Cincinnati 7 to 4. Brooklyn topped Chicago 6 to 4 and Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 6 to 4.

Boston St. Louis New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburg

Baseball scores from multiple games listed

In Hartford Haverford eight Springfield seven after ten innings. Worcester beat Providence eight six. Chicago Buffalo three Chicago two. Milwaukee nine Cleveland eight. Kansas City Indianapolis nineteen Kansas City three. Montreal beat Syracuse eight six. Toronto six eight Rochester six. Ithaca Cornell five Chicago University four.

Hartford Haverford Springfield Worcester Providence Chicago Buffalo Milwaukee Cleveland Kansas City Indianapolis Montreal Syracuse Toronto Rochester Ithaca Cornell Chicago University

Specialization In Textile Industry Signals Educational Shift

The article argues that American textile manufacture is shifting from a single integrated system to specialized divisions like combing, spinning, weaving, and finishing. It notes visible divisions in Philadelphia Lawrence mills and New Bedford cotton yards, with broader moves across iron, steel, bicycle, and professional fields. It stresses the need for trained specialists and robust education to compete with Germany and England in industrial progress.

United States England America Philadelphia Lawrence Mills New Pedford Lowell Fall River Providence Germany

Textile Education and the Path to Industry Leadership

A reminiscence on 1892 calls for textile schools in the United States, lauding the Philadelphia and Lowell programs and urging graduates to master a specialized manufacturing field. It stresses practical experience, honesty, and sustained effort as keys to success.

Bulletin National Association of W. Manufacturers Edford Ure Europe Philadelphia United States Lowell Lawrence New England America Commonwealth

Character as the Key to Lifelong Success and Progress

A speech to graduates urges character as the essential base for success in any field. It argues that truth and disciplined inquiry drive advancement, cites historical steps from steam power to modern ships, and warns against falsehoods in science. A Chinese in the Philippines discussion follows, stressing native effort over exclusionist policy.

Diploma graduates listed in textile studies program

The address lists diploma recipients and theses from the textile and decorative arts programs. It names Isaac Warwin Barr, Arthur Lincoln Baldwin, Henry Albert Bodwell, Chauncey Jackson Brickett, George Francis Lamson, John Edward Perkins, Alois Joseph Pradel, Robert Reid Sleeper, Stephen Eaton Smith, Arthur Andrew Stewart, James Francis Syme, Henry James Thompson, and several recipients of post graduate and three year decorative art and course certificates including Katharine Burrage, Laura Etta Campbell, Fanny Shillaber Lakeman, Amy Helen Goodhue, Edith Clara Merchant, Ida Alberta Woodies, and John Pelopidas Leach Jr.

Cumnock Isaac Warwin Barr Lowell Mass Arthur Lincoln Baldwin Henry Albert Bodwell Andover A. A. Stewart Chauncey Jackson Brickett Haverhill George Francis Lamson John Edward Perkins, III Pittsfield Alois Joseph Pradel TIT Collinsville Robert Reid Sleeper Stephen Eaton Smith Lawrence Arthur Andrew Stewart, II Beauharnois P. Q H. A. Bodwell James Francis Syme Worcester Henry James Thompson, IV Katharine Burrage Laura Etta Campbell Fanny Shillaber Lakeman Salem Amy Helen Goodhue Dracut Edith Clara Merchant Ida Alberta Woodies John Pelopidas Leach, Jr Littleton N.C

Special stockholders meeting of Boston aioe Railroad

A special meeting of the stockholders of the Boston aioe Railroad Corporation will be held at the passenger station in Boston on Wednesday, June 13, 1900 at 10 a m. The agenda includes amending by laws to require the President or Vice President and Treasurer to sign certificates, appointing people to approve and certify registered bonds, and any other lawful business. Per order of the President and Directors, Henry B. Cabot, Clerk.

Boston Aioe Railroad Corporation Boston Henry B. Cabot

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