Debaters Split As Jury System Is Debated
A Catholic Young Men's Lyceum debate at St Patrick's Lyceum hall Suffolk street featured three speakers for and three against the jury system. Judges favored the Lowell negative side noting better qualification of judges. Lawrence speakers showed strong oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
St. Patrick’s Church
Lyceum
Suffolk Street
Catholic Association of Lawrence
Daniel J. Nugent
William B. Powers
John J. Cullinane
C. Y
M. L
John J. Lonergan
John H. Murphy
John M. O'Donoghue
John J. Hogan
Eugene Carney
Lowell
Edward F. O'Sullivan
Lawrence
Edward J. Carroll
Lord Campbell
England
John M. O’donohue
Carney
Lowell Boys
Thomas Muldoon
James Dunn
John McNabb
Helen Hosea
F. G. Bond
Elijah
Dennis Callahan
Katherine A. White
M. J. Johnson
High Street Church Picnic At Willow Dale Enjoyed
Between 200 and 300 people attended the annual High Street church picnic at Willow Dale on Saturday. About 200 dined and afternoon sports were led by Mr. Wight. Winners included Henry Garrity, Russell Dana in the potato race, Ada Clough in the scarf pins, and Albert Fournier in the running race with Chester Martell and Frank among the prize recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Willow Dale
Mr. Wight
Henry Garrity
Russell Dana
Ada Clough
Albert Fournier
Chester Martell
Frank
Local School Sports and Picnic at Lake Mascuppie
Albert Fournier won the standing and running high jumps while Frank Sullivan took the hop and skip, James Mullaney the potato race, and Whitcomb, Harry Rogers, cuff buttons, and scarf pin noted among attendees. After events boats filled the lake with dories and canoes as Rev. Johnson and others looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitcomb
Harry Rogers
Albert Fournier
Frank Sullivan
James Mullaney
Lake Mascuppie
Geo. H. Johnson
Company M Outing at Mountain Rock in Fine Form
Company M Ninth regiment M V M held an outing at Mountain Rock Saturday with Capt Mitten and Lieuts Gillow and McNulty present. Refreshments flowed. the married men beat the single men 7 to 6 in a lively ball game. Lieut Gillew won the shot put, Hackett topped the high jump with Gillew second, and Coulter claimed the hop, step and jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Rock
Mitten
Gillow
McNulty
Nish
Levereck
Oe Golden
Lieut
Gillew
Hackett
New Catholic Young Men's Union forms amid C Y M L split
A faction splits from the C Y M L after a failed constitution adoption with a raised initation fee and prepaid dues. Edward Boyle leads the new Catholic Young Men's union with 474 on rolls and 75 voting against the measure. A meeting planned for next Sunday seeks a new constitution and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Carroll
John J. Murphy
Henry J. Doran
St. Joseph's Hall
Dutton Street
Catholic Young Men’s Union
St. Patrick’s Church
Catholic Young Men's Union
Edward Boyle
Stephen F. Monahan
Joseph Mullaney
C. Y. M. S. Hall
Lawrence
Desperate Widow Drowns Her Daughter in St John River
A destitute widow, Mrs Dennie Cyr of Grand Falls, N B, took her five year old daughter to the St John river and threw her into the water. The boy aged seven struggled and escaped before the mother jumped in and drowned. The child's body has been recovered. neighbors note her despair over poverty.
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St. John
N. B
Grand Falls
Dennie Cyr
St. John River
Miss Danforth's Case Cleared From Local Calendar
In South Framingham on June 14 an agreement between Judge Kingsbury and the Middlesex clerk removed Miss Nina Danforth's murder case against Andrew J. Emery of this place from the local district court calendar. The Middlesex grand jury has returned a true bill, and future hearings will occur before the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Kingsbury
Middlesex Superior Court
Nina Danforth
Andrew J. Emery
Middlesex Grand Jury
Moonshiners Arrested in New York City
New York on June 15 Samuel Stein beruck David Gallos Max Fine and Hyman Levine were turned over to federal authorities by police. Authorities believe they unearthed one of the citys largest illicit stills in operation at the premises. Fine was seen transporting casks yeast and sugar to the site. A large capacity still operated inside the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Steinberuck
David Gallos
Max Fine
Hyman Levine
Fedral
Fine
Sunday anglers drown near Plymouth in pond accident
Plymouth June 15 Richard Ballmer of Cambridge and Henry Cahoon of Cedarville were drowned today in Elber pond while fishing. William Lyons and William Briggs, both of Cambridge, narrowly escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Richard Ballmer
Cambridge
Henry Cahoon
Cedarville
Elber Pond
William Lyons
William Briggs
New Hampshire SAR Chooses Gen Henry M Baker President
The New Hampshire Society of Sons of the American Revolution met in Concord and elected Gen. Henry M. Baker of Bow as president. Addresses covered the battle of Bunker Hill and the battles of Concord and Lexington, followed by the customary banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Henry M. Baker
Bow
Earthquakes Strikes Newport with Two Quakes
Two sharp earthquakes were felt in Newport Oregon last night at 8 p m and 4 a m with no damage reported. No further effects were noted and residents described the tremors as brief and localized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Oregon
Japanese Nadai and Danjuro Lead Tokyo Theatre Tradition
The New York Sun profiles Ichinawa Danjuro as Japan's top actor within the nadai aristocracy, noting his 63 years, long lineage, and celebrated role as the hero in The Cushingura. It contrasts Japanese performance norms with Broadway, describes multi-act, long-running shows, and explains gender casting where men often play women's roles, highlighting unique stage practices in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Henry Irving
England
Ichinawa Danjuro
Ichiwawa Danjuro
Nadai
Danjuro
Tokio
New York Sun
D A R Pressed for King Edward Coronation Representation
The National Society of the D A R urged to be represented at King Edward's coronation. The writer questions eligibility of Colonial Dames and implies AR or allied groups might fit. The note reflects a historical debate over ceremonial inclusion and national honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society of the D. A. R
Edward
Reciprocity battle over Cuban reciprocity in Congress
Washington and Cuba watch as President Roosevelt presses a 20 percent tariff cut for Cuba. Republicans split, beet sugar senators oppose, Democrats ready to back House bill. Debates touch funds used to sway opinion, Thurber and Havemeyer linked, war department stance firm. Outcome hinges on party alignment this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Cuba
Friends of
Platt
Connecticut
Gen. Wood
Root
Thurber
War Department
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
United States
House of Representatives
H. H. Atherton, JR
Drowned Man From Haverhill in Lake Attitash
Fred Rogers aged 22 of Haverhill drowned while bathing in Lake Attitash near Amesbury this afternoon after cramps. The body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Fred Rogers
Haverhill
Lake Attitash
Sale Spotlight As Goods Spread On Long Central Counter
In a busy store scene goods are arranged along a long center counter with many salesmen ready to assist customers. Shoppers are invited to browse and choose, with prompt service emphasized throughout the display.
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