Memorial Day tribute to General Dimon and the Grand Army
Lowell remembers Major Charles A. R. Dimon and fallen comrades at Huntington hall. The memorial service, led by Commander William H. Clark, honors those dead since May 1901 with prayers, readings, and resolutions praising Dimon’s service, charity, and leadership and closes with America sung by the temple choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Lowell
Huntington Hall
Chas. A. R. Dimon
B. F. Butler
William H. Clark
Post 20
American Orchestra
Temple Quartette
George M. Smiley
E. Victor Bigelow
Grand Army
John C. Carr
6Th Mass. Battery
Catholic
John McQuesten
Co. F
Mass. Infantry
Edson
Joseph Conway
Co. C
6Th Mass. Infantry
Fairfield
Conn
Ladd and Whitney
Wm. W. Butler
N. H. Heavy Artillery
Ira Sweatt
Co. I
N. H. Vols
Sam Chapin
Co. A
Co. A, 6Th Mass., Died Jan. 12, 1902. Joel Knapp
Mass
Joseph S. Grush
Henry H. Cochran
James A. Garfield
James Mellen
1St Frontier Cavalry
William Mitchell
2D Cavalry
Heen L. Davis
26Th A. Infantry
Abram R. Proper
Vermont Infantry
Charles Cowley
Charles A. R. Dimon
Woman's Relief Corps
Dimon
Cowley
Connecticut
Cook
Salem
Salem Light Infantry
Washington
Dudley
Boston
Massachusetts
J. M. Craig
United States
Congress
Ladd
Whitney
John
Mr. Craig
Troy
Hector
Achilles
Lee
Grint
America
George F. Kenngett
William G. Poor
DOING FOR CUBA THE SUGAR DUTY
Washington May 24. Atherton argues Senate will insist on straight reciprocity for Cuban trade as war aims fulfilled. He notes Cuba’s sugar industry recovery, Cuba’s debt, and the need to balance tariffs with revenue losses. He stresses reciprocal trade benefits, immigration safeguards, and the Platt amendment framework guiding independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Senate
Washington, D. C
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Spain
Porto Rico
United States
American Sugar Refining Co
Sugar Trust
Friends of the
House
Germany
France
Europe
America
Republic
H. H. Atherton, JR
Open Mind Painter Advised by Devoe Co
A humorous letter to C I Hood of Lowell Massachusetts mocks two types of painters. It praises the open minded painter over the know it all and promotes Devoe lead free paint as longer lasting and easier to use twice as durable and cost effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Billings
F. W. Devoe & CO
Hohenzollern Archives Grow with World Tour Clippings
Emperor William ordered a complete clipping collection preserved in the Hohenzollern archives before Prince Henry’s US trip. Secretaries are compiling huge volumes, preserving the journey for history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor William
Prince Henry
United States
The Century June number features varied essays and fiction
The June Century offers articles on law making, bridge building, the Great Southwest, and portraits of Diaz. It includes Mary Adams motherhood pieces for women, a Royal Family portrait, and light verse. Fiction by Mitchell Aldrich, Viljoen, Stickney, and Wilson complements essays on journalism, Canals in the Moon, and civic beauty. Frontispieces depict English royalty. Dowie statement marks June issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Loomis Nelson
Keller
Frank W. Skinner
Ray Stannard Baker
Great Southwest
Desert
Diaz
Alfred Bishop Mason
Francis E. Leupp
America
West
Mary Adams
Royal Family of
England
Oscar Browning
Cambridge
Sothern
Nature of News
William H. Pickering
Harvard
Sylvester Baxter
J. H. Stoddart
S. Weir Mitchell
Thomas’ Bailey Aldrich
Another Chance and Hunting the Puma in St Nicholas June
Julia Truitt Bishop’s long story Another Chance centers on life at a girls’ boarding school and the social logic of friendship and pride. The issue highlights a seventeen year old author illustrator of Hunting the Puma, Edwin Booth’s grandson, plus pieces by Ethel Parton Rosalind Richards and Laura E Richards, with a seven year old Louis Evan Shipman letter in Books and Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Truitt Bishop
Edwin Booth
Ethel Parton
James Parton
Rosalind Richards
Laura E. Richards
Captain January
Louis Evan Shipman
June Good Housekeeping Offers Bride’s Home Guide
Good Housekeeping for June covers duties of new households, furnishing tips, kitchen and linen care, and advice on training a husband. Margaret E. Sangster promotes separate homes when possible, with features by John M. Tyler on digestion and happiness, Miss Jessie Llewellyn’s Western Girl dialogue, and design plans by Guy Kirkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Sangster
John M. Tyler
Amherst College
Jessie Llewellyn
Kansas
Guy Kirkham
Phelps Publishing Co
Springfield
Mass
New York
Chicago
Marie Antoinette saga leads The Era June issue
In the June Era Henry Francis continues the Marie Antoinette tale with mounting human interest while the Observer Old World Themes and London Literary Letter discuss domestic and foreign matters. The Modern Pony by Theodore Cuyler Patterson appeals to horse enthusiasts and Henry Ikowizi offers The Beginnings of the Kabbalah. Like Snow Upon the Desert is a dramatic story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette
Henry Francis
The
Observer
London Literary Letter
Theodore Cuyler Patterson
Henry Ikowizi
Portraits and ideas in Appropriately Everybody's June
June issue opens with a character sketch of Edward VII by Chalmers Roberts and an illustrated piece on Columbus discovery by Henry Vignaud. Greene urges a crusade for Palestine, Lyle describes De Vries garden labors, Hashke explains electric cutting, and Shaw offers a virile sketch of William Phips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody's Magazine
Edward VII
Chalmers Roberts
America
Henry Vignaud
Holy Land
Arthur
Greene
Palestine
B. P. Lyle, Jr
de Vries
J. E. Hashke
C. H. Dennis
Adele Marie Shaw
William Phips
Texas man buys 25000 cattle in single deal
A Texas man completed a purchase of 25 000 head of cattle in one transaction. Reportedly 25 trains were needed to move the herd to its destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Emancipated Look: Hair Fashion Sparks Opinion
A terse opinion on womens hair, noting wear it low as a fashion positive while many keep it styled atop the head, with a nod to Worman as a symbol of emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Rhodes
Worman
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Grand Army Veterans
Orator
George Blood
17Th
N. H. Infantry
William W. Cox
Co. H
1St Mass. Cavalry
John W. Carter
37Th
Ilium
Caambre
Jesus
General Strong
General Butler
Cardinal Newman
Eden
Mr. Cowley
A. St. John Chambre
D. D
Mayor Dimon
Webster
Lawier’s
Lawler’s
Merrimack Street
Rhode’s New Hair Store
Merrimack St
Eskemo Chemical Co
A. W. Browa
Courier
Creamay
Elgin
Olumbia County
Tus Zoc
Columbia County
New York State
Cairns
Swift
York State
Vermont
Maine
Hebron
Ginter
Regina
Lmon
Fou
Heinze
Somerset
Herkimer County
Alaska
Fancy Grange Pekos
Ceylon
Ginter -Grocery
C. I. Hood
Lowell, Mass
Ss. Sears
Julia Helen Twells, Jr
Hercules D. Viljoen
Mary B. Stickney
William J. Lampton
Harry Dobbin
Santiago
Thomas H. Wilson
Frank Leslie’s
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Christian Catholic Church
Zion
Leslie
Paris
St. Nicholas
Good Housekeeping
Everybody's
Jthec
Oldsmobile
Shattuck & Son
New England
Columbus Avenue
Tremont
India Food Coo
Stamford
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