Secrets Moody orders tribute to Admiral Sampson
Secretary Moody issues formal notice announcing Rear Admiral William S Sampson's death. Born September 24 1857 he entered service in 1857 and starred in Civil War actions. His career spanned peacetime reform and the Spanish War culminating in command of Atlantic naval forces. Flags fly at half mast and 13 guns are fired at noon on the day after the notice.
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Navy Department
Washington
William ‘Tl. Sampson
Sampson
Spain
Army
Navy
United States
McKinley
Cuba
Navy Yards
Lowell High School Chorus Benefits Athletic Fund in Gala
The Lowell High School chorus under Mr Frederic C Blunt gave a large well received program in the high school hall for the Athletic association and hall decoration. Miss Adelaide L Hutchins and Miss Mary Hussey appeared among a diverse cast with a banjo mandolin and guitar club and a full chorus delivering pieces from Faust The Storm Wind and The Village Blacksmith. The performance showcased strong training and promise for future concerts and was praised as creditable to the chorus Mr Blunt and assistants.
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Lowell High School
Frederic C. Blunt
Athletic Association
Blunt
McCue
Sheldon
Thomas
Bowen
Wilder
Buttrick
Keables
Misses Lee
Wright
Means
Mitchell
Misses Gray
Rosander
Gordon
Whipple
Finnegan
LeClair
Sanders
Tarr
Hither
Fairies
Trip
Wilson
Hart
Patten
Hurbert
Benner
Webster
Coburn
Crossett
Horne
Parker
Longfellow
Mary Hussey
Hutchins
Chas. F. Noyes
Longfeldow
Street Committee Views Thirty Five Paving Petitions
The street committee spent the afternoon viewing 30 to 35 petitions for paving various streets. They rode from 2 30 to 5 30 and took no action or decisions after the excursion.
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