Young women's association visit inspires city reception
Miss Gould, keynote speaker, traced the rise of young women’s clubs from England in 1855 to the 602 U.S. student associations and 93 city groups, totaling over 55 000 members. Lowell hosted a grand afternoon and evening program with tours, decorations, and a large public reception, but many waited in vain to greet her before her 9 30 departure.
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United States
Paige Street
John Street
Miss Gould
Francis Carll
H. B. Shattuck
H. C. Fuller
Laura A. Knott
C. H. Stowell
Lougee
New York
S. H. Thompson
Frances Bennett
Etta M. Rutherford
Lowell
Gould
College Club
Hymn of Dedication Prayer for a Completed Church
A religious poem praising dedication and service in a church building. It envisions blessing the structure, guiding souls, and the eventual praise of “Well done” as workers rest before the White Throne. The piece concludes with Mrs. A. G. Charles credited as author.
Samuel Law Ley Stricken By Apoplexy In Boston
Police reports say Samuel Law Ley of 23 Burnside Street was stricken by apoplexy while walking in Boston yesterday afternoon. He was in dangerous condition at Emergency Hospital. A family member went to Boston. Ley may be sent home to Lowell today.
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Samuel Lawley
Burnside Street
Boston
Lowell
Lowell Mayor seeks certiorari over ward redistricting veto
John W. McEvoy obtained a writ of certiorari from Judge Loring in Boston to review the Lowell city redistricting order. The petition alleges the mayor’s veto was valid and seeks certification of records from Clerk Cadman and city council clerks for review on June 21 in the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
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Casey
John W. McEvoy
Loring
Supreme Court
Boston
Cadman
McEvoy
City Hall
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Supreme Judicial Court
James B. Casey
Lowell
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Girard P. Cadman
Tucker murder case set for June 22 arguments
Massachusetts supreme court fixed June 22 for the arguments on the exceptions in Charles L. Tucker's murder conviction of Miss Mabel Page. The court noted the date may be changed if more time is requested by counsel.
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Boston
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Travel Rates to Denver and Colorado Springs by Nickel Plate
Epworth League and Eagles conventions referenced. Details requested include sale dates, return limits, routes and sleepers along with full information. Address for replies is L. P. Burgess N E P A Old South Bldg Boston Mass.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Epworth League
Eagles
L. P. Burgess
Old South Bidg
Boston
Mass
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