Lowell Mills Strike Ends After Paced Mediation Exchange
Publicly published correspondence between Thomas F. Connolly and mill agents reveals efforts to ease tensions at Lowell after a nine week mill shutdown. O H Moulton, president of the Lowell Cotton Manufacturers Association, declines further talks citing open mills and majority willingness to work at current wages.
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Courier-Citizen
Boston
Mass
Thomas F. Connolly
Mr. Connolly
Lowell
O. H. Moulton
Hamilton Mfg. Co
A. G. Cumnock
Washington Street
Textile Council
Lowell Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
St Patrick's School Exhibits High Student Achievement
An inspection of St Patrick's Boys school reveals strong progress across grades from reception to grammar. Exhibits show advanced drawing, penmanship, modeling, geography, arithmetic, and a commercial course under Brother Matthew with shorth and bookkeeping. Graduation exercises and a two act drama “Falsely Accused” are planned for Tuesday at Huntington hall.
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St. Patrick’s Boys’ School
Matthew
J. A. Minahan
Fr. O'Brien
F. A. Dunfey
B. Shea
D. C. O'Neil
Huntington Hall
White Linen Waisting Remnants From Belfast Manufacturer
Belfast supplier Pollard and Co offers 1000 yards of plain white linen remnants yard wide with even thread for waists and dresses. Priced at 89 cents per yard, lengths vary from half to five or six yards, available in the basement department.
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Belfast
A. G. Pollard & CO
Noted Quote on Hospitals and Nursing Pace
A quoted remark observes that even well equipped hospitals with cheerful nurses may render illness a luxury. It critiques the perception of care quality and the social value placed on medical access.
Physician Surrenders After Year-Long Warrant
Boston June 21 Dr Walter H Price once a prosperous physician with 48 Howard Street offices walked into police headquarters asking arrest He explained a warrant over a year old for a criminal operation was issued He sought confinement and aid He is 48 and now a physical wreck from illness and worry Taken to jail for arraignment tomorrow.
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Boston
Walter H. Price
Howard Street
Wrail
Dr. Price
Mob Foiled In Wilmington Lynch Plot
In Wilming ton Delaware June 21 a mob of about one hundred men sought to hang George White charged with assaulting and killing Helen Bishop daughter of Rev E A Bishop. Police dispersed the crowd with 17 patrolmen after a telephonic warning from Captain Evans, and by daybreak about 30 men remained nearby before dispersing.
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Wilhington
Del
George White
Helen Bishop
E. A. Bishop
Wilmington
Evans
Wilmington Police
Tragic double death attempt ends in shots and suicide
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 21 Ernest Schmie of Greenwood and Miss Jennie Brennan planned to die together. Brennan drank carbolic acid while Schmie fled and shot at companions before turning the pistol on himself, dying instantly. Brennan wounded and in critical condition with doctors uncertain of her recovery.
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Scranton
Ernest Schmie
Jennie Brennan
Greenwood
Schmie
Brennan
Miss Brennan
Yale and Dartmouth Commencement Addresses Told
At Yale New Haven June 21 President Hadley preached the baccalaureate to graduates from Yale and allied colleges. An organ recital followed in Woolsey hall and President Ca pen spoke at the Yale foreign mission meeting. In Hanover the Dartmouth baccalaureate sermon was given by President Wm. J. Tucker from Ephe sians IV 18 urging religious advance and continuity with Christianity.
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New Haven
Conn
A. T. Hadley
Woolsey Memorial Hall
Hadley
Timothy Dwight
Joseph H. Twichell
Hartford
Woolsey Hall
H. P. Jepson
Yale Foreign Missionary Society
Samuel B. Capen
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions of
Boston
Mass
Dwight
Relief For Heppner Resume Of Rail Service
Heppner OregonJune 21 The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company has resumed regular service to Heppner after a six day track repair interruption. Eight bodies were brought to the morgue today bringing the total to 167. Some bodies were found below Douglas about 30 miles away. The morgue conditions are trying as bodies decompose yet are cared for and prepared for burial. Money and supplies have been sent from across the state and neighboring states totaling 23285 to date.
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Heppner
Ore
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Douglas
Graduation page lists long roster of Palo Alto High School names
A dense May commencement column reproduces diplomas and speaker lines, listing graduates including George Willard Burke, Thomas Archibald Callahan, Hattie Allen, Jennie Clement, Phineas Whiting, Natalie Conant, Helen Harriman, Annie Youngjohns and many others. It notes diplomas presented by Rev. R A Greene and Dr. Joseph N Marston, with songs, recitals, and class events.
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Geo. E. Martin
Joseph N. Marston
Paltias
Sivan
Hopkins
George Willard Burke
Thomas Archibald Callahan
Herve Emile Cote
Edward Francis Fay
Russell Metcalf Fox
Walter Burnap Gibson
Albert Hickey
Frank Arthur Huntley
Merrill Justin Kimball
Joseph Edward Lanthier
Francis Earle Locke
Ralph Herbert Locke
John Michael Madigan
George Alfred Brigham Maker
Francis Monecrief
Qua
Walter Irving Somers
Arthur Chester Thissell
Hattie Frances Allen
Sarah Bakewell
Marie Louise Bernier
Sophia May Bicknell
Catherine Louise Carroll
Jennie Powers Clement
Mary Ellen Curley
Madeline Christine Flanders
Annie Veronica Ganley
Ruth Arnold Gegenheimer
Anna Belle Gelino
Florence Beatrice Harmon
Shamay Higgins
Margaret Elizabeth Hodsdon
Eva Isherwood
Nellie Agnes Lyman
Ellen McQuade
Gertrude Elisa
Willis Hawkes
Julius Caesar
Genive Lawrence
Thomas Clifford
Harry Ohlson
Charles Morse
Henry Carroll
Sanford Keep
Francis Trull
Mary Ryan
Ruth Carroll
Phineas Whiting
Louise Naylor
Catherine Faulkner
Natalie Conant
A. G. Thompson
Hattie McDonald
Henry Heathorn Carroll
Lillian Cormick
Lillian May Currie
John Thomas Donaldson
Allen Charles Eveleth
Thomas Augustine Fitzgerald
Willis Everett Hawkes
Walter Benedict Reilly
Francis Edwards Trull
Thomas Joseph Anthony Clifford
Mary Esther Corcoran
Ruth Crowell
Benjamin Donaldson
Gayton Ellingwood
Richard Farmer Gannon
Howard Sanford Keep
William Patrick Kelliher
Willem Catharine MacEachren
Annie Louise Naylor
George Anthony O’connor
Charles Sumner Raymond
Mary Almira Ryan
Phineas Westcott Whiting
Harry Delaney
Helen Harriman
Mr. Duncan
R. A. Greene
Chester Frank Gale
George Henry Allard
Harry Francis Delaney
John Thomas Mangan
Patrick Joseph Francis Reynolds
John Samuel Irwin
Frank Royal de Witt Talbot
Frank Harry Sidney Kaler
George Francis Briggan
Frederick William Brady
George Franklin Kirby
John Francis Conley
Patrick Joseph O'Dea
Fred Allen Colburn
John Joseph Munningham
Helen Isabelle Harriman
Grace Isabel Aspinall
Annie May Youngjohns
Annie Theresa Flanagan
Annie Elizabeth Devine
Emma Katherine Hagstrom
Mary Frances Madden
Mary Ann Felicita McKenna
Mary Veracunda Slattery
Minnie Harrison
Etta Louise Freeman
Veda Lina Crawford
Mary Magdalene Kane
Elizabeth Agnes Madeline Munningham
Mary Constance Howe
Anastasia Veracunda Riley
Ellen Blanche Bowers
Ellen Agnes Geary
Katherine Viola Spillane
Vaughan Death Body Lies In State At Westminster
The body of Cardinal Vaughan, who died Saturday, was carried to Westminster Cathedral for lying in state. The coffin will be plain and the cathedral will not be draped in mourning as per his wishes. Sermons at many churches including St Paul’s honored the late cardinal’s useful life.
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London
Cardinal Vaughan
Westminster
St. Paul's Cathedral
Amherst College holds bac calaureate sermon to begin commencement week
Amherst June 21. The commencement week exercises started with the bac calaureate sermon in College Church. A large audience of alumni students and visitors filled the church. President Harris preached on Matthew 5 6 Blessed are they which hunger and thirst after righteousness for they shall be filled.
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Amherst
Amherst College
College Church
Harris
Matthews
Colby College President Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon
In Waterville Maine on June 21 a large audience heard President Charles Lincoln White of Colby College deliver the annual baccalaureate sermon at the Baptist church. The procession formed on campus included 14 men, with strong women’s division representation. Dr White gave an effective address and the service was well received.
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Waterville
Charles Lincoln White
Colby Colllege
Baptist Church
White
Wellesley Seniors Hear Graduation Sermon on Friendship
In Wellesley June 21 Rev. Dr. Geo A Gordon of Boston preached the baccalaureate sermon to the seniors from John xv 15 That I have called you friends. He outlined duties to those above us equals us and those below us following Goethe.
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Wellesley
Geo. A. Gordon
New Old South Church
Boston
Goethe
Nickel Plate Road Tourist Service Advertises Low Rates
In the West the Nickel Plate Road offers easy travel via comfortable trains and tourist car service. Special low rate tickets are available to Denver Salt Lake El Paso and other Colorado Minnesota Iowa and Dakota points. Inquiries at local agents L. P. Burgess N. E. T. A. 258 Washington Street Boston.
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Nickel Plate Road
Denver
Salt Lake
el Paso
Colorado
Minnesota
Iowa
The
Dakotas
L. P. Burgess N. E.T. A
Washir Ton Street
Boston
Jags
Chorus and reading program with music selections noted
A student program lists performances by Chorus and eighth and ninth grades. Pieces include Jehovah and Tanz Jubal for piano duet, Evangeline reading, and Good Bye Sweet Day. Names Carrie Whitcomb Etta Walworth Daisy Bergeron and Eugene E Lovpret appear among participants.
Chorus and piano pieces by Mildred Marshall graduates
A school program lists performances including Wanderer's Song for chorus and Eighth Ninth grade piano duets Racquet Galop by Marion Lew and Margaret Tighe Dream of Paradise by Anna Gray and Slumber Song Selected Essay with Valedictory by Mildred Marshall and Andrew Swapp Sub-Committee Class Ode delivered by graduates Charles Brock Lawrence Dundon Eugene Loupret Paul Mason Benjamin McKinley William Murray Mary Fraizer Anna Gray Lillian Hoyle Flora Jacob Maud MacCormack Mildred Marshall Ina McKinley Ethel Pingree Dorothy Reynolds Rose Theriault Eva Trevors Carrie Whitcomb Etta Walworth
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Charles Frederick Brock
Lawrence Griffith Dundon
Eugene Edmund Loupret
Paul Ellis Mason
Benjamin Harrison McKinley
William Francis Murray
Mary Etta Magdalene Fraizer
Anna Maria Gertrude Gray
Lillian Maud Hoyle
Flora May Jacob
Maud Colletta MacCormack
Mildred Josephine Marshall
Ina Mae McKinley
Ethel Gladys Pingree
Alice Dorothy Reynolds
Rose Burselee
Magdalene Theriault
Ethel Eva Trevors
Carrie May Whitcomb
Etta Frances Walworth
List of Star Scholars Named for School Year End
The high school announces its List of Star Scholars for the year just closing. Eligibility requires an average scholarship of 87 percent or higher, no deportment reductions, absence no more than twelve days, and tardies not exceeding two. the list includes Allan C. Haskell, Alice H. Bradt, Ellen R. Breen and many others.
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Allan C. Haskell
Alice H. Bradt
Ellen R. Breen
Marion M. Canfield
Charlotte M. Canfield
Edna Cutter
Winifred L. Davis
Margaret Stella Dow
Mary H. Downey
Emma M. Graham
Florence C. Jones
Maud Gertrude Locke
Blanche B. Marshall
Alice F. Brooks
Denis A. O’brien Warren K. Sawyer
Anna T. McCar
Corinne H. Emerson
William F. Mack
Abraham S. Persky
Laura G. Greene
Cora E. Jones
Aurore LaFleur
Warren W. Shaw
Abraham Strauss
Marietta L. Martin
Ethel A. Waring
Henry H. Wilder
Carl l L. Braun
Helen W. Barnes
Ethel C. Blodgett
Mary H. Collins
Evan S. Craven
Kathleen BE. Driscoll
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George Kirby
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Emma Hagstrom
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Veda Crawford
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George Briggan
Annie Devine
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John Munningham
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Frank Kaler
Stac
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Star Scholars
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K St
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Pierce Building
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