Forcing Dangerous. Professor Tyler on Child Training
Professor John M. Tyler spoke on Growth inEducation in the light of Evolution before teachers at high school hall. He warned against forcing early study and urged letting nature finish a child, stressing natural conditions, appropriate stimuli, and avoiding precocity. He likened early effort to hothouse plants and predicted shifts toward mental time for mind and music. The next lecture will address later developmental stages.
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John M. Tyler
Tyler
Lowell
Nature
Dr. Blimber
Dombey and Son
Eccentric Zervoudacki Career in Manchester Ends in Arrest
A L Zervoudacki, Greek doctor long in Manchester New Hampshire, awaits trial for practicing medicine without a license. He attracted poor patients with eye treatments and other cures, sent letters to officials, and claimed conspiracies by local doctors against him. He used a distinctive payment by notes system and involved himself in a series of disputes with residents and authorities.
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A. L. Zervoudacki
Manchester
N. H
Manchester Union
Zervoudacki
America
Greece
United States
New Hampshire
Board of Health
March Issue Highlights in Woman's Home Companion and Related Magazines
The March editions feature Strauss piano piece Dream Visions, The Equipages of the Chief Executive, Social Life in the Navy, and other notable articles by Bok, Fawcett, Rogers, and Saint James. St. Nicholas, Atlantic, McClure's, and McGraw publications present varied literary and artistic content, including works by Millais, Henry James, and Crane, plus fashion plates and architectural and historical features.
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March Woman’s Home Companion
Johann Strauss
Walden Fawcett
United States Navy
Anna A. Rogers
Edward Bok
Mr. Beecher
March Ladies’ Home Journal
Edith
Paris
Boston
Howard Chandler Christy
A. B. Frost
Funston
St. Nicholas
Colorado
Charles Barnard
William
Michael Angelo
Cromwell
Egypt
Nile
Assuan
England
Pepper
America
Success
Oricon Swett Marden
James H. McGraw
Oriaon Swett Marden
Edward EB. Higgins
Geo. R. Warden
Lynn 8. Abbott
Woman's Home Companion
Theron McCampbell
Dr. Marden
Reo Ben
Moody's Great Story of Leaving Business for Evangelism
Dwight L. Moody recalls how a failed focus on numbers in a Chicago mission spurred a conversion moment. A dying teacher and a fearless class moved him to abandon a merchant career and dedicate life to Christ, ending in renewed faith and lifelong zeal.
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Dwight L. Moody
God
Jesus Christ
Boston
Chicago
Lake Michigan
New York State
Moody
Goodby
The Dr Zervoudacki Affair in Manchester
The article recounts a Greek doctor named Zervoudacki in Manchester who courted a French girl, triggering police interest and gossip. He allegedly manipulated engagement papers, faced threats toward a local judge, and drew attention from Lowell doctors evaluating his mental state amid rumors of his influential past in Greece.
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Zervoudacki
Judge Heath
Greece
Washington
Manchester
Lowell
Illegal Liquor Transport Arrest on Lakeview Avenue
Liquor inspectors Duncan and Maher arrested Thomas Casey a job teamster on Lakeview Avenue near Coburn Street for illegal transportation of liquor. Casey was found in the act with whiskey in kegs packed in excelsior inside two large barrels from the Pelham freight house and was bailed.
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Duncan and
Maher
Thomas Casey
Lakeview Avenue
Coburn Street
Pelham
Casey
Cuffed for Sale as Officers Nab Cuff at Fletcher Street
Seizure officers arrested James Cuff at 51 Fletcher Street yesterday afternoon caught in the act of selling. Three quarts of whiskey were seized and he was locked up. Edward Cullen was arrested for stealing an overcoat and hat from Fred R. Brookings at 46 John Street. Mary Sullivan was arrested on Central Street for stealing a dress and umbrella from Annie Lamoureux on Fayette Street.
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James Cuff
Fletcher Street
Cuff
Edward Cullen
Fred R. Brookings
Solomon Sirk
Brooking
John Street
Mary Sullivan
Central Street
Annie Lamoureux
Fayette Street
Retreat and cavalry escape in Boer War dispatches
A London despatch dated January 29 describes Dundonald's cavalry escape as a successful retreat amid Boer pressure. The speaker notes relief for Ladysmith is not yet in sight, praises the daring march back, and mentions capturing a bridge as the rear guard holds. The verse mocks Ottomans and enemies behind the lines.
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Dundonald
Buller
London
Chamberlain
Ladysmith
The Mormon Church Polygamy and Its Power
The author denounces polygamy as the church edifice and social force behind Mormonism. He argues the faith unites religion empire fraternity trust and crime and insists the church permits covers and honors polygamy. Only decisive action against violators will expose its hollow hoaxes.
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Rollin Lynde Hartt
Atlantic
Benjamin Franklin
Utah
B. H. Roberts
Mormon Church
Pacific Ocean
Zion
Harvard through a century of change and growth
The Harvard Crimson notes 100 years ago President Joseph Willard earned 1400 dollars annually with land grants and degree fees. Eight of today’s 35 endowed professorships existed then, plus six tutors and one instructor. Now 135 instructors and one tutor. Of 46 buildings present, five stood in 1800 including Massachusetts and Hollis and Holden chapel. The 1808 catalogue appeared on one page. class sizes were 65 seniors, 6 juniors, 50 sophomores, 57 freshmen. Early popular student societies Institute of 1770, Porcellian, and Hasty Pudding clubs survive today.
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Harvard Crimson
Joseph Willard
Harvard
Massachusetts
Hollis
Wadsworth House
Harvard Hall
Holden
Institute
Porcellian
Last Request Amid Life Insurance Plot
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows a husband pleading his wife to keep secret the large life insurance policy on his life. He asks that she enjoy a peaceful, undisturbed life for years, hinting at a pending tragedy and financial motive behind the vow.
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Amanda
Chicago Tribune
Lowell Board of Police Licenses Notice for Intoxicating Liquor Licenses
The Lowell board of police notifies all persons seeking licenses to sell intoxicating liquors under the Public Statutes to obtain blank applications at the police building on Market Street from now until March 13 1900. Applications must be filed by noon on March 13 1900, with required certificates for inns and druggists. The board prohibits second and third class licenses and outlines fees and procedures, with meetings held Tuesdays at 8 o'clock.
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Board of Police
Market Street
State Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Board of the Police
Local Wor Sale Offers Various Properties and Goods
Tift, Vance & Co of 97 Central St advertise multiple sale options in a Northern New Hampshire village. Listings include a 40 room hotel with 30 boarders at 2000, a pool room and candy shop, a restaurant in a good location, a small milk business, and a single story cottage with land priced for quick sale. Also offered are two tenements near Banting mill for 72000 with down payment options, plus building materials and assorted goods at invoice price.
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Fish & Plummer
Central Street
Fisa & Plummer
Lowell
Highland Club
Central St
Belvidere
High Street
Fins
Ludlam Street
Wigginville
H. Wiggin
Franklin Street
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Tift, Vance & Co
Depot
Lawrence Street
Banting Mill
Tift
Vance
Central
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Howard Fielding
Miss Brown
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
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Spain
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Louisville
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W. ©. Dodue, Ben
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Hildreth Building
Highlands
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Real Estate
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