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Lowell Daily Courier in Lowell, Massachusetts

09 May 1902

Page 9

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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1902

Page

9

State Grocers in Convention in Massachusetts City

The third annual convention of the State association of Grocers and Provision Dealers met in Jackson hall yesterday. Speakers urged stronger organization, praised cooperation with manufacturers, and discussed trading stamps, advertising laws, and a proposed New England federation. A banquet followed in Prescott hall with speeches by local leaders and entertainers.

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Lowell Buchers and Grocers Association State Association of Grocers and Provision Dealers Jackson Hall Bond George H. Cartier Chelsea Callaghan Owen Meredith A. A. Fales Boston Retailers’ Association Messrs. Carter and Seaver Mr. Fales Aaron C. Dowse Mr. Dowse Grocers’ Guild London New England Dowse Massachusetts Witherell Boston A. F. Frost Mr. Frost P. J. O'Brien Lowell Supreme Court New Jersey Barker Providence R. I Rhode Island O’brien Frost John ©. Neal M. W. Lynch East Weymouth Penticz Congress Lowell Grocers’ Association George H. Bond Percy W. Witherell Richard J. McCluskey Charles A. Wright Springfield John J. Howe Worcester S. P. Finnigan Stoneham C. H. Hobart Braintree J. Johnson Lynn James W. Nash Quincy F. E. Sanborn Melrose William R. Ferry Milford John H. Beaulieu Charles Bugbee Harry L. Thompson Maiden John C. Neal Frederick Humpheys Hingham E. W. Pinkham Lowell Butchers and Grocers’ Association Prescott Hall D. L. Page Company Excelsior Orchestra David Gerow Gerow Anthony A. Conway Dimon Vuaries G. Martin Elmer Stevens Beacon Hill John T. Sparks Mr. Sparks Macella Greenwood Wm. C. Walker J. O'Brien J. Gallagher Frederick A. Tuttle
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Rhodes Sandwiches and Stout Mark Parliamentary Probe

A May Everybody's remark notes Cecil Rhodes during a Commons inquiry lecturing on South Africa while privately eating massive sandwiches and washing them down with foaming stout from a long glass, illustrating a paradoxical appetite amid testimony.

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House of Commons Cecil Rhodes South Africa T. P. O'Connor
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Hourly New Jersey Central Trains To Philadelphia Begin May

New Jersey Central announces hourly trains between New York and Philadelphia starting May 18. Modern locomotives and Pullman cars promise smooth runs, direct service to Reading Terminal without changes, with many trips taking about two hours. The Reading route offers a scenic, short path to Philadelphia. Royal Blue line service remains independent and unaffected.

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New Jersey Central New York Philadelphia Reading Terminal Reading
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Reading as Training for Journalists, a May Pearson Piece

The essay argues reading habits shape journalists more than university schooling. It cites Justin McCarthy and George Augustus Sala as great readers who never attended university, noting reading as an art taught under competition and master. Recommended authors for journalists include Macaulay Green De Quincey Newman and Kipling, with Balzac in French.

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University of Life Justin McCarthy George Augustus Sala Macaulay J. R. Green de Quincey Newman Kipling Pearson
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New York fashions Boas the rage and dress trends

Rosalind May surveys a season of bold style with boas as the focal point. Silk, net, tulle, and chiffon fabrics lead to dramatic ensembles with matching hats and lace trim. Tailor gowns and shirtwaist looks promise comfort and versatility, while lace mitts, lace hosiery, and elaborate hats reflect opulent summer styling.

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Lydia Kingdom of Humanity Lord & Taylor Madame Louise Rosalind May
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Education of a Journalist in History and Languages

The speaker argues that a journalist should study history continental languages and mastery of style in their own language. He contends that those not aiming to be professional scholars should focus on Latin and Greek and that university study may be unnecessary for a young person.

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John J. Payne Lake Champlain Oscar F. Frost Melrose James E. Donnelly Col James H. Carmichael Lowell Hfe Lucifer Thompson Malden Giwin Dimon Massachusetts Moan Iy Ae
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