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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
10
Graduation day at Lowell Textile School honors class of 1901
Ten pupils received diplomas in a June ceremony at Lowell Textile School. Principal William Crosby urged graduates to apply scientific thought to industry and highlighted the era of rapid industrial growth. The event included theses readings, a medal presentation by New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Society, and a later banquet at the St Charles hotel.
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Lowell Textile School
H. T. Ewer
W. N. Marinel
J. A. Currier
William W. Crosby
Crosby
Australia
Krow
Tropics
A. G. Cumnock
George Otis Draper
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Society
B. M. I. Parker
Parker
Germany
Great Britain
J. W. C. Pickering
Represente Board of Trustees
Spain
Mexico
China
Mr. Cumnock
Buchan
Donald
C. II
Andover
Mass
Currier
John A
N. C
Webber
A. H
Beverly
Wise
P. T
Malden
Ida Woodies
Amy H. Goodhue
J. C. Minges
R. H. Bradley
Textile School Association
St. Charles Hotel
Lowell Daily Courier item from June 7 1901
Fragmentary newspaper entry from the Lowell Daily Courier dated Friday June 7 1901. Readable portions focus on local events, announcements, or brief notices typical of a small city paper of the era. The fragment provides limited specifics beyond the date and publication name.
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The
Lowell Daily Courier
First Communion at St. Jean de Baptiste Church
Four hundred thirty five boys and girls received their first communion at St. Jean de Baptiste church on Thursday morning. The C Y M L of St Patrick's parish repeated the minstrel show from their May festival in Suffolk Street school hall Thursday evening. dancing followed until midnight with about two hundred present.
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Horne’s Coal
Cc. H. Babbitt
Optician
Dutton Street
Merrimack Corp
St. Jean de Baptiste
St. Patrick’s Parish
Suffolk Street
Billerica Centre
Billerica
Amy Hosmer
God Is Love
Jennie Paige
Robert Morris
Nellie
Dolly
Miss Brown
Mary Hayes
Willie
Earl W. Costello
the Cuckoo
Martha Gleason
Stella Morris
Edna Robinson
Miss Baker
Mr. Brown
Florence Bradley
Sweet Lotus Lily
Frank Spaulding
Everiice
Marion Gleason
Katherine Duggan
Miss
Billerica Historical Society
M. D. Jones & Co
Boston
Howe School Association of Billerica Centre
Hibbard
Orchestra
Lowell
James O'Neil
The Wooing of Priscilla at Tremont Boston Delighting Audiences
The Tre mont theatre Boston run of The Wooing of Priscilla continues to draw strong crowds as a Puritan romance. Lillian Lawrence shines in the title role with praised grace while Ed mund Lyons Harry Roberts and Miss Sunderland give strong supporting portrayals. The production is lauded for faithful period atmosphere and widespread audience appeal.
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Priscilla
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Mr. Whitney
Lillian Lawrence
Myles Standish
Edmund Lyons
John Alden
Harry Roberts
Hopkins
Miss Sunderland
Arthur Sidman at Keith's Boston Week of June 10
Arthur Sidman the rural comedian returns to Keith's Boston theatre the week of June 10 in his last varieties engagement before a starring tour with his new play York State Folks. He performs with his wife and a strong bill including Sager Midgely Gertie Carlisle Jack Norworth Horace Goldin Bogart and O'Brien Hamilton Hill the Lost River quartette The Stranded Actor Tossing Austins Jennings and Renfrew and Miss Dean Edsall in The Two Rubies.
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Arthur Sidman
Keith
Boston
York State
Sidman
Sager Midgely
Gertie Carlisle
Jack Norworth
America
Horace Goldin
Bogart and
O'Brien
Hamilton Hill
Lost River Quartette
Jennings and
Renfrew
Longest presidential trip prompts notes on travel evolution
Joe Mitchell Chapple in the June National Magazine highlights President Monroe's 1811 journey from Washington May 31 to September 17, covering ten cities across New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Ohio. The modest party used stage, steamboat, and horseback, avoiding public dinners and ceremonies. The piece links expansion laws to transportation progress and mobility shifts.
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Joe Mitchell Chapple
National
Monroe
Washington
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises General Debility Cure
Mrs Mary Levernart of Shanesville Ohio testifies that general debility causes deterioration of health and that Hood's Sarsaparilla revived her strength after three bottles. The ad asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures low conditions and fatigue and warns against neglecting debility.
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Hood
Police Pointers: Several arrests in Concord and Middlesex streets
Concord police described arrests on Dutton street for Benjamin Tattuval 18 charged with breaking and entering a jewelry store. Inspectors Allen and Laflamme arrested Grace Foster in Middlesex street on an old Portland complaint for illegal liquor selling. Timothy Coffey fought a parade incident near St. Patrick's school and later was arrested for drunkenness and assault on an officer after a scuffle with Officer Sullivan.
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Concord
McCabe
Dutton Street
Benjamin Tattuval
Allen and
Laflamme
Middlesex Street
Grace Foster
Portland
Timothy Coffey
St. Patrick’s Parochial School
Sullivan
Timothy
Coffey
Terra Firma
Redmond Welch
Hessian
Suffolk Street
Rogers Fort Hill Syndicate Lands sale on High street
A large crowd attended the trustees sale of the Rogers Fort Hill Syndicate Lands on High street between Oak and Rogers streets. Seventeen lots sold, with top prices of 80 cents per square foot for lot 106 and 25 cents for lot 25, plus multiple 20 cent per square foot sales for lots 102 103 104 105 and others to various buyers. The notice notes extensive real estate activity and details purchasers and lot numbers.
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Rogers Fort Hill Syndicate
High Street
Oak
Rogers Streets
Frank B. Dow
High and
Sherman Streets
James F. Lyons
Oak and
Porter
Henry J. O'Dowd
Peter H. Donohoe
Sherman and
Dennis Murphy
Sherman
Thomas C. Lee
T. J. O'Hearn
P. J. O’brien
Leach's pond resort opens under Mrs. J. H. Ayer
Falcon Heights resort at Leach's pond in North Chelmsford starts the season under tech management by Mrs. J. H. Ayer. She pledges to make it more popular than ever with concerted efforts this year.
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Leach's Pond
Chelmsford
Tech
J. H. Ayer
Townsend Club Defeats Graniteville 15 to 4 in Baseball
Towns end club beat Graniteville 15 to 4 on Saturday afternoon with several key players absent for Graniteville. West Groton visits next Saturday June 8. train 1.05, game 2.30. Also notes social at Healy’s hall, St Catherine’s picnic June 29 at Nabnassett grove, and memorial day events.
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Townsend
West Groton
Healy
Ayer
J. A. Healy
John H. Healy
Perry
Hillside Park
North Chelmsford
St. Catherine’s Church
Nabnassett Grove
West Chelmsford
Irish
Hattie O’brien
May Burke
Graniteville Cornet Band
Westford
Hollis
N. H
H. G. Horne
Forge Village
R. H. Nichols
Alberta Davis
Mass
PB. W
Funeral of Edwin E Dutton Held at Chelmsford
The funeral for Edwin E Dutton was held Thursday at 3 PM from the Baptist church with Rev. C H Bilis officiating. A large crowd attended, and Mr Ellis praised the late parishioner's Christian character. Three selections were sung by Mrs. C H Ellis and Mrs. J T Mc Coy. Interment followed in the village cemetery under R O Adams of J B Currier's establishment. bearers were Dea Geo F Locke Dea I W Brown H S Perham and Amos B Adams.
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Edwin E. Dutton
Baptist Church
C. H. Bilis
Ellis
C. H. Ellis
J. T. McCoy
Trolley Party at Varnum Landing Draws One Hundred Couples
Fairmonts hosted the first trolley ride to Varnum's landing on Thursday evening with about 100 couples. Special cars departed the square at 7 36 and dancing followed the Cadet orchestra performance. The event was organized by a committee led by General manager James A. Finerty and included John McCaffrey Eugene Queenan John H. Connor and William J. McLaughlin as assistants and treasurer.
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Fairmonts
Varnum’s Landing
James A. I’inerty
John McCaffrey
Eugene Queenan
John H. Connor
William J. McLaughlin
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Optician Geo
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