Merrimack River Journey and Lowell Graduation Reflections
The piece catalogs the Merrimack river from Franklin to Newburyport, noting its historical and cultural context, the Concord and Pawtucket Falls, and past Native and colonial eras. It then shifts to the Lowell High School 1901 graduation, detailing the ceremony, speeches, medals, diplomas, and the class roster.
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Merrimack
Franklin
N. H
Pemigewassett
Winnepesaukee
Pawtucket Falls
Concord
Old North Bridge
Amesbury
Whittier
Newburyport
de Champlain
Passaconaway
Bashaba
Wannalandt
Lowell
Crystal Hills
Lowell High School
C. W. Irish
George A. Marden
Old Town
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Spalding
Warren Daniels
Old Dartmouth
Dimon
Ivy League Names in a Long Graduates List
A long list of graduates and pupils includes numerous surnames and full names such as Michael Edward Adams Carl Francis Bachelder Paul Arthur Cassidy Daniel Cushing Clarence Lewis Cutler Harry Shepard Drury Robert Edward Fay and James Edward Emerson. The document also lists many female names and a chorus The New America audience and pupils. It preserves the period tone and emphasizes the breadth of attendees.
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Katharine Madeline Tobin
Inez Rice Turnbull
Charlotte Alice Cole
Grace Lydia Collins
Mary Ellen Veracunda Flanagan
Gertrude Lettitia Fox
Jennie Agnes Gillespie
Alma Marion Gray
Lillian Borden Green
Florence Marion Ingalls
Annie Emma _ Irving
Annie Augusta Kirby
Mary Dorothy Lang
Ethel May Lawrence
Sara Sleeper Lonto
Martina Elizabeth Mahan
Mary Elizabeth Mahoney
Laura May Marshall
Ellen Jane McArdell
Belle Augusta McCarthy
Catherine Frances
The
New America
Alice Elizabeth Ballinger
Frederick Wilfred Ballinger
Dela Agnes Barrows
Isabel Frances Margaret Mary Baxter
Catherine Vincent Box
Floyd Walcott Braynard
Georgia Della Bremigion
Mary Gertrude Conway
Alfred Joseph Doyle
Per William Ekengren
Lilla Abbott Field
Julia Agnes Finnegan
Alice Grace Hammond
Mary Frances Hansberry
Michael Joseph William Higgins
Arthur Henry Holstein
Cecil Nathan Hosmer
Amelia Howard
Genevieve Jantzen
Thomas Joseph Jennings
Harry Jepson
Harry Kershaw
Albert Joseph lLajeunesse
Evelina Ann Leith
Flora Maud Priscilla Leith
Annie Marren
Esther Elnora Miller
Fanny Mitchell
Florence Agatha McHugh
Maud Arlinea Martyn
John Needham
Josephine Theresa Nison
May Etta Patrica Nolan
George Thomas Patrick O’laughliin
Isabella Gordon Patnaude
William Leo Joseph Pratt
George Frederick Putnam
Joseph Gregory Pyne
William Quinn
William Ambrose Ryan
Alice Ann &Coblé
Arthur Freeman
Severance
Georg Severance
George Albert Sexton
Mary Elizabeth Spaulding
Daniel Hugh Webster Sutherland
Gertrude Beatrice Shields
Eugene Leo Sullivan
Emma Emily Lillian Thatcher
Arthur Frederick Tiffany
Kathryn Gertrude Tighe
Hanna Victoria Widland
Graduation Exercises At Butler Grammar School
Young graduates at Butler grammar school held a morning ceremony with a long program. Genevieve Jantzen gave the salutatory, Mary Nolan performed Dawn of the Century, and Harry Jepson delivered the valedictory. James E. Donnelly presented diplomas and addressed the class.
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Butler School
Butler Grammar School
Genevieve Jantzen
Mary Nolan
Mary Hansbury
Amelia Howard
Blue Sea
Dela Barrows
George Severance
Reading
Little Jim
Emily Thatcher
Market Place
Lila Field
Graduation Programme for Varnum School Class of 1901
The Varnum School outlines its 1901 graduation program led by President Newcomb Lake and Vice President Lillian O Brien with Miss Corinne Emerson as secretary and Willard Ryan as treasurer. The ceremony includes compositions by Bertha M Rounell and performances by graduates such as Walter McDaniel Albert Nickerson Percy Bramhall and Beatrice Yates with addresses by Solon W Stevens and Dr Joseph N Marston presenting diplomas.
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Newcomb Lake
Lillian O’brien
Corinne Emerson
Willard Ryan
Bertha M. Rounell
Trust
Sir Launfal
Walter McDaniel
Albert Nickerson
Percy Bramhall
Grace Common
Mollie Cove
Mabel Kendrick
Beatrice Yates
Laura LaFleur
Arthur Cole
BE K Baldwin
Westminster Abbey
Longfellow
Solon W. Stevens
Joseph N. Marston
William James Johnston
Ralph William Kennedy
Jesse Newcomb Lake
Walter Ross McDaniel
John Joseph McGuirk
Elias John McQuade
John Athenodoros Marcoupoulos
Grover Cleveland Morris
Albert Munroe Nickerson
Forrest Ashley Richardson
Frederick William Richertt
Walter Emerson’ Rokes
James Daniel Willard Ryan
Harry Grant Swann
Harold Butler Sweatt
Harry Colwell Taylor
Oscar Bradford Titus
Edward Hildreth Tucke
Margaret Louise Breen
Helena Mary Raymond Calnin
Elizabeth Grace Common
Mary Elizabeth Cove
Katherine Cecelia Doyle
Corinne Henry Emerson
Essie Catherine Ganley
Caroline Kane Greene
Ethel Evangeline Hall
Rose Etta Hurtubise
Florence Jasper
Ellen Wilson Jenkins
Ethel Janet Kerr
Mabel Helen Kendrick
Aurore LaFleur
Emma Victoria McLean
Ethel May McQuestion
Lilla Belle Mason
Mary Beatrice Mills
Lillian Gertrude O
Catholic Church to entrust Philippines to foreign-born orders
Rome dispatch reports that after talks between the Pope and Cardinal Gibbons the Catholic church’s interests in the Philippines will be placed under religious orders whose members are natives of countries other than Spain.
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Paris
Figaro
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Philippines
Spain
Bears the Signature You Save Always Bought
The item appears to be a fragmented advertisement note referencing a signature product or slogan from a retailer in California or Fort Lauderdale area, with unclear context and multiple shopping phrases. No clear entities or events are readable to confirm specifics.
Local Harvard notes report accident and community events
Mr Roswell Davis had a serious accident on June 21 driving a loaded wagon. A horse kicked and broke his leg above the ankle. Dr Royal attends him. The column also lists visitors, hospital stays, and many community updates from Harvard Massachusetts including society meetings, July Fourth planning, and church activities.
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Roswell Davis
Mr. Davis
Dr. Royal
Elmer Nye
West Charlestown
N. H
William Hanna
Charles Spencer
Clinton Hospital
Stanley Hildreth
Elwell and Sons
Whitcomb House
Nassau
Belmont
S. E. Farwell
Harvard Historical Society
H. B. Royal
James A. Murchee
Lyndonville
Martha Hazzard
Edwin Houghton
Lulu Bailey
J. G. Miller
Ole Gabrielson
Maurice Gabrielson
William Shores
Robert Burgess
L. W. Dyar
Morison
Herbert Pollard
Anna Abbott
Alfred Veasie
S. L. Pollard
Linda Lakeman
Susie Davis
Carl Dickinson
Alice Parker
A. H. Turner
I. P. Baker
J. McLaughlin
Wm. Kerley
Horribles
Wm. J. Fitzgerald
Frank Armstrong
John Bigelow
Jas. Woodand
Bromfield
C. E. Society
the Unitarian Society
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Union Temperance
Mr. Harris
Geo. Bent
Barry
Ezra Wright
Cleveland
Ohio
Emma Clark
Rev
C. C. Torrey
Andover
Dry Goods Market Shows Widespread Price Gains
The Herald notes a strong upturn across cotton goods with firmer prices in sheetings drills denims and converting textiles. Export cottons and bleached fabrics rise while printing cloths resume production, jobbers push fancy prints and ginghams, and yarns gain as mills boost orders for fall.
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Herald
Fall River
Barnaby
American Woolen Company
Jam in the great logging battle of Driver No. 4
In Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly July issue a dramatic account covers a fierce logging jam fight. Owners of Driver No. 4 resist, while John Walsh and crew rig a defense, lure the jam, and force a perilous discharge as logs surge and boats threaten.
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Frank Leslie
Driver No. 4
John Walsh
Walsh
Clark Deremo
Norris
John
Frices Current Lowell Retail Market June 27 1901
Lowell market update for June 27 1901 lists prices on groceries and provisions. Figures provided by local firms Buttrick & Co. J. B. Cover & Co. D. W. Horne & Co. Killpartrick res. F. E. Putnam and others.
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Lowell
Buttrick & Co
J. B. Cover & Co
D. W. Horne & Co
Killpartrick Res
F. E. Putnam
Prescott Street
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Mendelssohn
Athalie
Lord
William Livingston Spalding
Roger Wolcott
A. K. Whitcomb
America Forever
Katherine Madeline Tobin
Gottschalk
Howard Chase Bean
William Watson Dennett
Tennyson Wendell Simpson
Jackson Palmer
Lucy Pond Hall
Robert Francis Allen
Mason David Bryant
Francis Charles Carroll
Horace Butterfield Coburn, Jr
Herford Naylor Elliott
Harry Leon Fifield
James Joseph Haley
Wolcott Ellsworth M Hall
Arnold Spaulding Halstead
William Clark Jackson
Francis Thomas Jantzen
Lawrence Woodman Kezer
Roy Fisk
Cyrus W. Irish
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Varnum School
Harvard
DRY Goods Market
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Haze
Shur
Optician
Japan
Java
Rio
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Lehigh
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Cumberland
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