Carney Medalists Highlight Lowell High School Graduation
Lowell high school's 1903 commencement, Huntington hall packed, honors awarded to Carney medalists Raymond W. Sherburne and Alice H. Bradt among top scholars. Rev. Samuel Eliot delivered the address, with festivities featuring music by the American orchestra, French Alliance medals awarded to Boyd W. Putnam and Charlotte M. Canfield, and diplomas presented by Mayor Charles E. Howe.
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Lowell
Lowell High School
Huntington Hall
Raymond Warren Sherburne
Warren Kirby Sawyer
Conant Wheelock Udell
Alice Helen Bradt
Alice Olive Stickney
Margaret Stella Dow
Carney
Henry W. Packer
Clara M. Mitchell
Margaret D. Pierce
Charlotte M. Canfield
Ethel G. Fletcher
Mabel E. Turner
Lillian BE. Manning
Edith C. Nichols
Alice F. Brooks
Alice M. Akers
Gertrude B. McQuade
Mabel M. Russell
Mary H. Ort
Federation of French Alliances
United States
Boyd W. Putnam
Geo. B. Nevin
Messrs. Finnegan, Sanders and Tarr
Lowell Public Schools
A. K. Whitcomb
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Herbert W. Horne
John Mather
Dennis J. Murphy
Messrs
Finnegan
Patten
Crossett
Hiwerth
Herbert
Bass
Tarr
Sanders
Master
Gookin
Parker
Chase
Gounod
Faust
Ida Isabel Wilson
J. H. Guillet
Alliance- Francaise
New York
France
New England
Harvard
Yale
Lowell Group
French Alliance
James H. Hyde
Federation of the
French Alliances
Borjes
Henry Wightman Packer
Clarence Allen Bowen
Joseph Walter Burns
Daniel Francis Callahan
Charles Whittier Churchill
Amos Hovey Dows
Richmond Knapp Fletcher
Edward Gavin Gage
Herbert Hmerson
Gage
Homer Moulton Gerry
Paul Augustine Green
Abraham Samuel Goldman
Freeman Milo Hallett
Allan Cecil Haskell
Ralph Malcolm Hayward
Frank Augustine Hickson
Henry William Hoole
Herbert Warren Horne
John Cochrane Leggat
Walter Kidder Means
Charles Jacob Miller
James Joseph McCarty
Jeremiah O'Sullivan
Boyd Wason Putnam
James Crowley Reilly
Ralph Barton Sanders
Charles Edward Seede
Harry Roger Sprague
Robert Pevey
Stevenson
Arthur Garfield Sullivan
Arthur Clayton Varnant
Alice Gertrude Bean
Katherine Etta Brady
Ellen Regina Breen
Alice French Brooks
Jennie Ticknor Brooks
Charlotte Maud Canfield
Marion Margaret Canfield
Elizabeth Josephine Cassidy
Edith Myra Chapman
Alice Lillian Clark
Helen Louise Clark
Maude Whitney Conant
Edna Cutter
Winifred Louise Davis
Gertrude Helena Donohue
Mary Helena Downey
Katharine Margaret Farley
Rachel Flint
Emma Maud Graham
Isabelle Laing Greig
Laura Georgie Gumb
Katherine Alice Holland
Mary Emma Hume
Florence Clarissa Jones
Maude Gertrude Locke
Etta Elzora Mason
Margaret Belle Miller
Ingrid Hannah Maria Monson
Mary Upton Munn
Anna Theresa McCarron
Mary Alice McCue
Catherine Elizabeth McDermott
Matilda Beatrice McKeon
Gertrude Bernadette McQuade
Katharine O'Donnell
Jennie Louise O’donohoe
Mary Helen Ort
Pansy Ruth Paignon
Mary Isabella Phelps
Margaret Daniels Pierce
Nora Gertrude Pyne
Katherine Margaret Quinn
Katharine Dempsey Rafter
Margaret Eleonore Rivet
Mabelle Maria Russell
Bertha Maria Smith
Florence Elizabeth Swain
Mabel Emily Turner
Anna Wade
Alice Leslie White
Stella Hortense Wright
Mabelle Addie Yarnold
Eva Lydia Young
Louis Ayers Braddon
Charles Richardson Brigham
George Logan Cochrane
Chester Haydon Coggeshall
Walter Edward Cunningham
Henry Hapgood Fay
Frank Augustine Finnegan
Thomas Francis Hannafin
Max Maurice Israel
Joseph Henry James
John Joseph Kennedy
Clarence Thomas Killpartrick
John Francis LeCam
Nathaniel Williams Matthews
Francis Henry Mitchell
Guy Darrel McVicker
Kenrick Mason Norton
Michael Thomas O’donohue
Harris Allen Scribner
Benjamin Choate Shaw
Paul Hervey Shaw
Walter Munroe Pearsons Tarr
Percy Loring Wilson
Karl Rushworth Shaw
Frank Everett Reed
Alice Melvina Akers
Elizabeth Frances Anderson
Helen Isabel Barnes
Gertrude Lillian Conley
Adelaide Frances Doherty
Ruth Augusta Favor
Ethel Gertrude Fletcher
Margaret Isabella Ethel Gardner
Alice Theodora Christianson
Ethel Paine Gilman
Edith Maude Gray
Ella Frances Lewis
Lillian Elizabeth Manning
Charlotte May Meader
Clara May Mitchell
Blanche Alena Montferrand
Edith Coburn Nichols
Margaret Gertrude Riley
Susan Agatha Ryan
Margaret Louise Seeton
Florence Betsy Shaw
Charlotte Elizabeth Sherman
Obituary List of Women Named in Local Notices
Sadie May Sweatt Mary Frances Thorne Elia Trull Ida Isabel Wilson Stella Isabel Wilson and Bertha Arnold Wright appear in a local notices list. The item records names likely related to deaths or notices in the periodical.
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Sadie May Sweatt
Mary Frances Thorne
Elia Trull
Ida Isabel Wilson
Stella Isabel Wilson
Bertha Arnold Wright
Cloudburst Drowns Thirty in Zenom Village Damages 20000
A cloudburst near Kanjzevas yesterday at Zenom destroyed 54 houses. Thirty villagers were drowned and the total damage is estimated at 20000 dollars.
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Belgrade
Zenom
Kanjzevas
Cambridge Speaker Myers to retire from Massachusetts House
Boston June 22 Speaker James J Myers of Cambridge announced he will retire at the close of the present session and will not seek reelection after serving his eleventh term in the Massachusetts House and his fourth as speaker.
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Boston
James J. Myers
Cambridge
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Robbery at Farmer's Chapel Cornerstone Stripped
In East Providence the cornerstone of Farmer's Chapel, a union church, was torn from its bed after 20 years. Coins and greenbacks inside were carried off. The theft's perpetrators remain unknown and little money was recovered from the marble cornerstone.
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Providence
R. L
Farmer's Chapel
East Providence
Smah
Milwaukee sharpshooter wins at central union meet king honors
J E Schmidt of Milwaukee led the fourth biennial Central Sharpshooters union tournament in St Louis finishing atop the scores. The event concluded yesterday with Schmidt named king of the meet. The next national tournament will be held in Davenport Iowa in 1905.
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St. Louis
J. E. Schmidt
Milwaukee
Central Sharpshooters’ Union
Conant Family Reunion Heads to Salem for Second Gathering
Boston June 22 Representatives of about 5000 descendants of Roger Conant first Governor of Massachusetts will assemble in Salem on Saturday June 27 for their second reunion. Conant was Salem’s first citizen and his son the first white child born there when Salem included Beverly and surrounding towns.
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Boston
Roger Conant
Massachusetts
Salem
Beverly
Nashua River Rising Threatens Local Manufacturers
Nashua New Hampshire reports the Nashua river six feet above normal for the season and rising about two inches per hour. A slight rise could disrupt several manufacturers as yesterday’s rainstorm damaged crops in the area.
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Nashua
N. H
Robeson Mills Purchase Backed By Luther Stockholders
Fall River June 22 stockholders of the Luther Manufacturing company met this afternoon and voted to accept the board’s recommendation to buy the Robeson mills for not more than 215000 dollars.
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Fall River
Luther Manufacturing Company
Robeson Mills
Does Team Migrates From Brockton to New Bedford
The New England baseball league held a morning meeting at the Quincy house with Pres. T. H. Murnane presiding. A. G. Doe transferred his Brockton franchise to New Bedford amid offers of strong civic support, while Brockton’s squad was praised for effort but deemed unsettled. Fall River eyed the move, protested games were deferred, salary talks yielded no action, and Manchester stood as the sole club breaching the 13 men rule awaiting follow-up.
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Boston
New England Baseball League
Quincy House
T. H. Murnane
A. G. Doe
Brockton
New Bedford
Dee’s Boys
Fall River
Manchester
Brockton Baseball Team to Move Transfer to New Bedford
Final arrangements were made this morning to move the Brockton ball team to New Bedford with no Brockton baseball left for the team. The last game was rained out. the club will be on the road all week and open in New Bedford Saturday. Local sports blame Mr Dec for the move amid disputes over support and privileges.
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Brockton
New Bedford
Dec
Doe
Wormser Suit Dismissed Over City Rail Lease
New York June 22 Justice Scott in the supreme court dismissed Isidore Wormser s suit to annul the Metropolitan Street Railway lease to Inter Urban Street Railway. He found no fraud or moral wrong doing and noted stockholders consented, with no undue advantage to Whitney or Ryan beyond their larger holdings.
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New York
Justice Scott
Supreme Court Today
Isidore Wormser
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Inter- Urban Street Railway Company
William C. Whitney
Mr. Ryan
Death by Own Action in Malden
Miss Emily Morse aged 20 of Brookline, a companion of Mrs. Emeline Williams, committed death by her own action last night by taking gas. She had been visiting the son of Mrs. Williams to check on things and did not return. Police were notified, and the body was found in an upper room with three gas jets turned on. No motive is given.
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Samuel A. Eliot
D. D
Cambridge
Eliot
Malden
Emily Morse
Brookline
Emeline Williams
Miss Morse
Williams
Post Officials tied to San Francisco device contract scandal
Washington dispatch reports Bristow’s probe into a California led purchase of 17,000 Postal Device and Improvement Co letter indicators used to time mail collection. Allegations claim high profit, unused units stored, and involvement by ex-Representative Loud. The piece notes disputed ties to Machen and claims of padded rolls at the Presidio, with no denial from Machen.
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Washington
the Post
Bristow
Postal Device and Improvement Company
San Francisco
California
Post
Loud
House Post Office Committee
Machen
Post Office Department
Presidio
Auditor Petty Seeks Time On DC Shortage Report
Washington June 22 Auditor Petty of the District of Columbia asked for more days to prepare a report on a $53,000 shortage in his accounts. Clerk James M. Watson is jailed. Treasury accountants began separate examinations at the commissioners’ request. Watsons farm in Prince William county Virginia was seized today.
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Washington
Petty
District of Columbia
James M. Watson
Treasury Department
Watson
Prince William County
Watch Repair Expert Oversees Wood Branch
Mr. M. F. Wood in charge of the watch repairing department at Wood's branch 135 Merrimack street brings 28 years of practical experience. Prices right and workmanship guaranteed.
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M. F. Wood
Wood
Merrimack Street
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