Beacon Hill Subways Bill Stands on Labor Clause
Special Legislative Correspondence from Boston notes the House defeated a move to delete the labor clause from the subway bill, delaying prorogation. A conference committee will be formed after Senate approval. The Senate alters the Fall River bridge investigation, removing harbor and land commissioners and allocating $5000.
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Boston
House
Senate
MacCartney
Rockland
Fall River
House Debates Textiles and Labor as Adjournment Ends Session
In the House today a five member committee was ordered to probe textile factory overtime for women and minors and to review the weaving law. The session debated labor provisions in the Boston labor section, baking powder labeling, a sanatorium study, and licensing of hawkers and bootblacks under age. The House adjourned after voting on conference, third readings, and postponements.
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Donahue
Fall River
General Court
Boston
Senate
Logan
Massachusetts
House
Keenan
Schofield
Malden
State Board of Health
Rounds
Somerset
Homans
Boston School Committee
Myers
Kiley
George A. Marden
Mr. Hayes
Lowell
Mr. Newton
Everett
Hayes
Senate actions trim Essex county district attorney salary bill
President Soule opened the Senate and Senate members moved to substitute for the adverse public service report a bill raising Essex county assistant district attorney salary from 1200 to 1400 per year by a 15 to 5 rising vote. Other measures were referred or amended, including a street railway cost share on highway improvements and a Bristol county investigation resolve. The session adjourned with health ads noting Foley's Kidney Cure.
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Soule
Senate
Frost
Essex
Committee On Public Service
Essex County
Fletcher
Middlesex
Fales
Fall River
Bristol County
Morrison
Bristol
Bristol County Commissioners
How
Taro plant remedy MI-DNA promises cure for dyspepsia
An advertisement extols the Taro plant as a cure for poor digestion and related ailments. It claims MI-DNA tablets restore gastric juices, improve digestion, and strengthen the body, urging readers to obtain a free sample from Ellingwood & Co., druggists in Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hawaiian Islands
Ellingwood & Co
Corner Central
Merrimack Streets
Lowell
Mass
The Class of 1902 Heroes and Their Character
The address extols courage and character as the true hero, citing Washington Franklin and Lincoln as models, notes admiration for disinterestedness, and emphasizes that future leaders must possess bravery, ability, and integrity as Lowell graduates prepare to enter life’s battles. Rev. George W. Bicknell delivered the remarks and urged the city to value education as essential for progress.
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Theodore Parker
Washington
Franklin
Stephenson
Webster
Lincoln
Socrates
Continental Congress
John Brown
Kansas
Emerson
Lowell High School Commencement Honors 1902
The full graduates list includes Edward Abbott and Philip Battles with distinguishing Star scholars. Principal C W Irish presented diplomas to a class praised for integrity and character, with remarks by Acting Mayor William E Badger on civic duty and effort. Musical numbers and commemorative art pieces closed the program.
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Lowell High School
William E. Badger
C. W. Irish
Badger
Lowell
F. O. Blunt
Stella I. Wilson
Finnegan, Webster, Sanders and Tarr
Stephens
Leighton
Ida Wilson
A. Jensen
Three Hundred Places to Sell Manuscripts
A playful note about a book titled Three Hundred Places to Sell Manuscripts and a humorous exchange where Poeticus refuses to claim greed, insisting one place suffices.
Long Roll of Academic Graduates Across Courses
A lengthy list of names appears under categories for four and five year courses detailing graduates. Included are numerous individuals across different fields and institutions, highlighting a broad cohort of students achieving diplomas and degrees.
Community Room List Reveals Student Names by Room Numbers
A long roster lists numerous individuals by room assignment from Room 1 through Room 37. Names include Orlando Davis Mary Cassidy Minnie Coburn Susan Cutter Daisy Farrell Ella Fletcher Florence Foote Sarah Gray Ethel Greenleaf Anna Hurley Lucia Johnson and many others across rooms 1 to 37.
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Liam Joseph King
Matthew Patrick Mahoney
John Cornelius Martin, Jr
Benjamin Joseph Maloney
John Luke Murray
Albert Ashton Ludwig
Richard Joseph Noonan
William Henry O'Meara
Thomas Brent Rafter
Stephen Joseph Reynolds
Ralph Holland Richardson
Walter Noyes Sherwell
Lumina Isabelle Cantin
Mary Josephine Dalton
Flora Albena Davis
Delcine
Louisa Delisle
Etta Nina Dexter
Gertrude Madelyn Eastman
Margaret Agnes Flanagan
Clara Louise Flemings
Mabelle Marsden Grover
Mary Louise Guiney
Gertrude Edyth Hammond
Jessie Gertrude Hanson
Margaret Alice Harrington
Effie Grace Higgins
Jennie Louise Hoyt
Grace Kendrick Jennings
Lillian Hortense Johnson
Pauline Harriet Kidder
Lillie Bertha Landry
Zoa
Evelyn Leighton
Helen Sophronia Livingston
Edith French Maker
Eliza Belle McKinnon
Ella Mildred Procter
Ethel Marion Queen
Susie Reed Richardson
Elizabeth Helena Rivet
Annie Robitille
Alice Elizabeth Rogers
Clara Wdna
Guy Stanley Abbott
George Washington Barris
Edwin Alonzo Brown
Charles Joseph Callahan
Harry Warner Coburn, Jr
Clarence Allison Dana
Clara Benjamin Davis
Orlando Chester Davis
William Charles Dwyer
Grover Cleveland Fels
Frank Everett Fleming
Clarence Jilette French
Philip Joseph Garrigan
Daniel Elmore Gray
John Francis Haley
Townsend Cordell Hill
George Foster Hobson
Stephen Kearney
James Joseph Morris
Walter Lytle McCleery
James Aloysius McDermott
Henry Wightman Packer
Theodore Ludwig Pearson
John Edward Sexton
Ralph Henry Shattuck
Bennett Silverblatt
Ralph Coburn Smith
Carl Winslow Stocks
Frederick Strauss
Harold Eugene Tarr
Arthur Scott Thomas
Arthur Louis Traversy
Orrin Arthur Wing
Lueila Minette Bailey
Alice May Bean
Amy Gladys Bent
Marion Bennett
Mary Agnes Brown
Mary Elizabeth Gertrude Cassidy
Ida Chamberlain Coburn
Minnie Eaton Coburn
Blanche Ellen Cover
Susan Martine Cutter
Olive Marion Emerson
Daisy Crawford Farrell
Ella May Fletcher
Bertha Harriet Gale
Mabelle Lovett Gardner
Sarah Alice Gray
Ethel Lena Greenleaf
Mary Louise Guyton
Eloise Baron Hills
Myrtle Eliza Hintze
Anna Alena Hurley
Christina Mary Kane
Mary Green Lawson
Almina la Fleur
Marguerite Lee
Gertrude Frances Lyons
Blanche Ethel Marshall
Mildred Sayles Meader
Annie Louise
Florence Reynolds Foote
Ann Elizabeth Taggerty
Lucia Belle Johnson
Catharine Cravath Whitaker
Orlando C. Davis
Mary E.G. Cassidy
Minnie E. Coburn
Susan M. Cutter
Daisy C. Farrell
Ella M. Fletcher
Florence R. Foote
Sarah A. Gray
Ethel L. Greenleaf
Anna A. Hurley
Lucia K. Johnson
George H. Hobson
Henry W. Packer
Lester G. Richardson
Blanche FE. Marshall
Annie L. McKissock
Mabel L. Parker
Helen H. Stearns
Violet Stocks
Lottie
Mabel E. Turner
Arthur B. Barnes
Charles L. Batchelder
Alice M. Akers
Mertie M. Bachelder
Ruth M. Bailey
Elena M. Abbott
Allan C. Haskell
Paul Jones
Grace K. Jennings
Florence C. Jones
Maude G. Locke
Gertrude B. McQuade
John E. Sexton
Raymond W. Sherburne
Jennie B. Menit
Clara M. Mitchell
Mary F. H. Mollahan
Nellie A. Severance
May E. P. Lowney
Mary A. McArdell
Edith C. Nichols
Evelyn C. Ober
Ethel N. Parker
Elizabeth M. Reed
Mary Emma Richardson
Dora B. Sherburne
Margaret M. Snow
Mary Spalding
May D. Stone
Gertrude K. Teague
Mary F. Thorne
Helen M. Whitcomb
Maud M. Willett
Paul H. Shaw
Mabel K. Allen
Winnifred FE. Beane
Margaret L. Breen
Mildred L. Brennan
Mildred H. Chapman
Elnora M. Clifford
Mary E. Cove
Ruth L. Flint
Edith G. Greene
Fannie G. Hobbs
Bertha E. Holmes
Aurore LaFleur
Marietta L. Martin
Olive J. Palm
William F. Mack
John H. O’neill
Grace Little
Ruth K. Pease
Elizabeth V. Shadduck
Ethel R. Waller
Warren H. Shaw
Abraham Strauss
John C. Varney
Sidney B. Whipple
Laura A. Coburn
Alice C. Tobin
Grace E. Wotton
Washington lists American POWs held by British
The President forwarded a House request with a list of Americans claimed as prisoners of war in the South Africa conflict. Names include Henry McGaw Wood F M Hearn James McElroy John Riley and others in Ceylon Bermuda. Malloy resident of Lawrence is named.
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Washington
House of Representatives
South Africa
Hay
United States
Ceylon
Henry McGaw Wood
F. M. Hearn
James McElroy
John Riley
John P
Senator Lodge Addresses Yale Law Grad Class on Ellsworth
New Haven June 23 Senator Lodge spoke at Yale Law School graduation tracing Oliver Ellsworth career from Connecticut delegate to Philadelphia 1787 to his role in securing state representation and saving the constitution He warned against direct Senate elections predicting a radical shift to proportional representation and centralization He praised Ellsworth as a key legislator drafting the judiciary act and closed with praise for Ellsworth and the 1860 treaty commission leader William Maclay and Chief Justice duties.
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New Haven
Senator Lodge
Yale Law School
Oliver Ellsworth
Connecticut
Philadelphia
Ellsworth
Congress
Senate
House
United States
William MacLay
Pennsylvania
Alexander Hamilton
Maclay
Lodge
Republic
MacLays
Wilsworth
France
Opening conference on isthmian canal bill discussed
Washington June 23 The first conference on the isthmian canal bill drew comments on the Nicaragua Panama choice Rep Hepburn and Davey support Nicaragua while Fletcher favors Panama The dispute hinges on duration of insistence for Nicaragua and how the House will respond A Senate majority for concurrence is hoped though conditions may be attached and a timetable set The meeting was postponed to 11 am tomorrow due to a Senate absence
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Washington
Hepburn
House
Messrs
Davey
Nicaragua
Fletcher
Minnesota
Panama
Darien
Hepburn and
Friends of
Senate
Roberts Warns Britons On Welcoming Returning Soldiers
London June 23 Lord Roberts commander in chief appeals to the public to refrain from treating returning soldiers. He warns that a well deserved welcome may sully the stainless reputation of his gallant comrades, of whom he is jealous as he is proud.
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London
Lord Roberts
Quebecs Jubilee Marks Laval University Jubilation
Quebec City witnessed a grand St. Jean Baptiste celebration and Laval university jubilee with thousands in attendance including many Americans. An open air service at Dufferin Terrace saw seven archbishops and bishops take part in the proceedings.
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Quebec
Que
St. Jean Baptiste
Laval University
United States
Jass
Dufferin Terrace
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Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. B E. Carter
George W. Bicknell
D. D
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Pearson's Drug Store
Central Street
Cur
Appleton St
High School Review
Galahad
Thorwaldson
Alexander
Willard Everett
Edward Arthur Abbott
Philip Morton Battles
John Arthur Bennett
Alvah Lowell Burrage
William Patrick Callahan
George Walter Carpenter
Charles Royal Church
James Morris Corcoran
Freeman Shedd Crowell
Robert Emmet Crowley
William Holson Dexter
Joseph Raphael Donovan
John Cecil Farrington
Michael Francis Giblin
William Wells Graham
Thomas Augustine Ginty
Joseph Patrick Keyes
Wil
Star Scholars
Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Roberts
Rhodes
Pure New Hair Store
Anc Street
Temple Oh Fashion
Aw.dows & 60
Central and Merrimackets
Temple Corfection
Makera
le Page
C. B. Coburn & CO
Market Street
J. F. True & CO
Auburn
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
Telephone
Lakeview Park
D. L. Page Company
Hibbard
Lakeview Theatre
Joseph J. Flynn
Lathrope and Tolman’s
All Star Vaudeville Co
Pinehurst Park
Billerica
O’connor
AL Lawrence
Madge and
Morton
Nellie V. Parker
Rice Bros
THA Brittons
Monseur Earthl&i
Tremont
Theatre
Pixley and
Ludoers
Dodo
Concord
Lexington
Lexington & Boston St. Ry
Merrimack Sq
Paul Revere
Consolavatehd Sewdton Lin
Park Street
Sullivan Square Terminal
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
Lexington, Mass
Newton Whe Railway Co
Newtonville, Ass
Bunker Hill
India
Biscuit
Caleb L. Smith
Middlesex St
Armour
G.G. Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
D.P. Knoxington
Prescott Street
W. C. Hinckley
T. Griffin
Appleton Street
Con Yard
Meadowcroft Street
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