Bells of Rome hail Pius Tenth with grand ceremony
Rome August 6 bells from about 500 churches tolled for the election of Pius X. Cardinal Rephigi ordered the celebration and masses, a diplomatic reception followed. The pope greeted diplomats in the Hall of the Throne, spoke French, and promised a hopeful era of Vatican cordiality.
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Rome
Pius X
Rephigi
Holy See
Vatican
Sacred College
Pontifical Court
Senor D’antas
Italy
Coal in Maine There Isn’t Any Science Finds No Commercial Coal in Perry Pembroke
Calais Maine Aug. 6 A United States Geological Survey team led by David White and George Otis Smith examined the Perry Pembroke region in eastern Maine to assess coal oil and gas prospects. They conclude the Perry beds are older than coal bearing rock and yield only minor carbonaceous matter. no productive coal or fuel deposits exist, with Silurian lava beds indicating strong volcanism and no viable oil or gas prospects.
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Calais
Perry-Pembroke
Maine
Messrs
David White
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
State Commission
Washington County
Eastport
Perry
Tragedy in Los Angeles as 15 year old dies
In Los Angeles Mary one the 15 year old daughter of Henny E Lowe of New York died at a hotel here late last night. Her father was en route on a special train through western Kansas when death occurred. In St Petersburg the Kherson governor was ordered to prohibit Zionist meetings and to bar collections and subscriptions for Zionist alms.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Maryone
Henny E. Lowe
New York
Aotel
Kansans
St. Petersburg
Kherson
Ministry of the Iznor
Judge Hadley fines George A. Willette for intent to sell liquor
In police court Judge Hadley found George A. Willette guilty of intent to sell intoxicating liquor. He was fined 50 dollars and held in 300 dollars for the superior court on appeal. Court notes show no arrests in 24 hours as officials waited for the decision.
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Hadley
George A. Willette
Kerwin
Willette
Hermit Henry Combs Dies After 65 Years Aloft
Henry Combs aged 65, known as a hermit, died in his hut near Innwood on Long Island. He left his home after his fiancée died 22 years earlier, built a hut on the bar front, and lived there until death. Nine months before passing, his brother died leaving him $18,000 in property. Attempts to bring him back to relatives failed.
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New York
Henry Combs
Innwood
L. I
Combs
Hariman plans coast system linking California railroad to Astoria
San Francisco August 6 E H Hariman head of the syndicate controlling the California Northwestern railway plans to make the road part of a coast system. The system would eventually reach Astoria with connections to the Oregon Navigation company's line.
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San Francisco
Cal
E. H. Hariman
California Northwestern Railway
Astoria
Oregon Navigation Company
Philadelphian cricket team opens match with Surrey at Kensington
The Philadelphian cricket team began a match today against Surrey county eleven at Kensington Oval. The Americans batted first and by lunch had 96 runs for one wicket lost.
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London
Surrey County
Kensington Oval
Turkiye Adopts Measures to Suppress Macedonia Revolt
Constantinople reports warn of drastic action to crush uprising in Macedonia. Albanian troops feared to be deployed, risking massacres. Kurds in Armenia alarm officials as authorities arm forces. Porte solidifies troop drafts, warns European powers of serious crisis without naming Bulgaria.
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Constantinople
Monastir
Macedonia
Yildiz
Armenia
Erzeroum
Bitles
Kharput
Porte
Bulgaria
City Hall Notes on Exhibits and Safety
Lawrence city government members will view an exhibition of the water tower’s work with Chief Hosmer today. The mayor vetoed a water tower order. Despite a Riverside park blast report, city hall corridors remain passable with a crack and wavy plaster in the council lobby. Sept. of Public Buildings Conlan advised no immediate evacuation, to be rechecked today. The Gloucester city government reception committee meets tonight at 7 30.
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Lawrence
Hosmer
City Hall
Riverside Park
Council
William Delmage
Council Chamber
Gloucester
Bean in His Nose Narrows Emergency Hospital Day
A boy named Arthur Grady of 22 Maple Street tried to plant beans in his nose and the nasal passage was closed on one side. A doctor removed the bean before it could grow. Charles Sylvester, 31, of 33 Marginal Street, sought treatment for a crushed finger. the nail was removed and the hand bandaged.
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Arthur Grady
Maple Street
Charles Sylvester
Marginal Street
Seizure Officers Extend Whiskey Confiscations in Market Street Saloons
Officers Brown Duncan and Grady added to seizures finding a small quantity of whiskey at the saloon once run by James Barry on Market street and two glasses of whiskey at the former Casey and Kearns bar. The actions extend recent enforcement.
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James Barry
Market Street
Casey & Kearns
Brown
Duncan and
Grady
Brooklyn Sailor Captain Hoffman Injured in Runaway
Captain Henry C. Hoffman, sole survivor of the schooner yacht America's crew, was badly hurt in a runaway near his Brooklyn home. His carriage overturned as he tried to dodge an automobile.
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New York
Henry C. Hoffman
America
Brooklyn
Wanted and For Rent Classified Fragments
Mixed listings show a middle aged woman for kitchen help at 46 Mass Corp. a missing brindle and white Boston bull terrier pup Carlo from Willow Dale with a $ reward at 111 Central Street. furnished room for rent at 104 Gates Street. seven room tenement at 168 Hale Street. eight room house for rent via J F Haskell at 40 Hildreth Building. help wanted for sample distribution at Empire Chicago. urgent export solicitor position via American Mercantile Co Donovan Building Lowell.
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Mass. Corp
Boston
Willow Dale
Carlo
Central Street
Inquest on Riverside park explosion set for next week
The Riverside park explosion inquest is expected to start next week before Judge Hadley in the police court. Gen Whitney and Medical Examiner Irish are coordinating witnesses including Clandon and Belanger. Public access may be limited, with several witnesses and officials to testify about the blast causes and aftermath. Riverside park remains depopulated as repairs continue while powder magazines will be relocated to a site in nearby Tewksbury to avoid dwellings.
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Riverside Park
Hadley
Whitney
Ste
Irish
Halle
Tewksbury
Gen. Whitney
Clandon
Amedee Belanger
Cartridge Company
Charters Revoked Hit Kosciuszko Polish Halls
Aug 6 report from Webster states state secretary Olin revoked charters of St Josephs Society Kosciuszko corporation and two Polish halls Pulaski hall on Clarke street and Bush hall near the lake for illegal liquor sales. Clerks and trustees convicted paid fines, causing immediate closing. Deputy Sheriff Clare to serve closure papers amid town protests. Labor Day parade marshal named and union rally committee formed.
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Webster
Webster Yesterd
St. Joseph’s Society
Kosciusko Corporation
William M. Olin
Pulaski Hall
Clarke Street
Bush Hall
Selectmen
State Secretary
Maurice P. Clare
Board of Selectmen
John P. McDonald
James’f. McCann
John Burtt
James Sawyer
Joseph Malarkey
King
Textile Operatives
Aids
Trades’ and Labor Council
Textile Council Elects Officers At Night Meeting
The annual election of officers for the Textile Council took place last night. Officers named include President Robert F. Conroy, Vice President Joseph F. King, Treasurer Michael A. Duggan, and the financial and corresponding secretary.
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Textile Council
Robert F. Conroy
Joseph F. King
Michael A. Duggan
Boston donor sends $25 to Children's Home fund
A letter to Miss OLeary from Boston transmits a $25 check from Mrs. Smith and Frank A. Smith for the Children's Home fundraising effort. The sender wishes success in raising the needed funds.
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Miss O'Leary
Boston
Mrs. Smith
Frank A. Smith
Spare the Pills and Spoil the Child Ayer's Essence
Sugar coated mild medicine phrase appears as a cautionary slogan for a patent remedy. The line references a popular historical advertising stance for Ayer s medicine, implying parental guidance and child health.
Former Residents Aid Relief Fund Contributions
The Courier-Citizen records former residents supporting a relief fund. Donations list many names and institutions including Lowell Coal Co, Merrimack Clothing Co, Unitarian Society Chelmsford, Brotherhood of Israel, Wamesit Lodge, Temple Quartet, and others with amounts ranging from 1.00 to 190.00 plus multiple small sums. The filing notes payments received by John C. Burke, Treasurer, dated Aug 4. 1808.
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John C. Burke
Courier Citizen Relief Fund
Aisceeetise
Lowell Coal Co
Merrimack Clothing Co
Unitarian Soc’y
Chelmsford
Friends
Billerica
A. G. Cumnock
Richardsons, Trull & Wier
George F. Richardson
Chas. L. Lovering
Chas
H. Allen
M. A. Gage
Gookin Bros
Hebrews of Lowell
Max Gray
M. Bern- Brot
Brotherhood of Israel
Peavy Bros
George Bowers
O. B. Randlett
E. A. Wilson & Co
William H. Bent
Fred Leake
D. J. Williams
G. J
D. Bradt
Temple Quartette
Aaeder
W. A. Sherburne
Ge Ma
James Dow
Otis D. Spofford
C. H. Nelson
Boss Ei Eran
Henry Edwards & Co
Fred W. Jenness
W. H. I. Hayes
J. F. Manahan
F. D. Munn
Relief Fund contributions total reported by Courier-Citizen
Relief fund contributions are listed with dates August 4 and August 6. The Courier-Citizen reports totals to date of 6830.86 dollars, including 5436.01 and 1394.85 amounts, with John C Burke serving as treasurer.
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Courier-Citizen
John C. Burke
Courier Citizen Relief Fund
Contributions to Courier-Citizen Relief Fund Displayed
A list of donations totaling 6959.11 dollars is shown for the Courier-Citizen Relief Fund including 1394.85 from Zen Relief Fund and 6830.86 from multiple contributors such as Geo. H. Wood, Pawtucketville Thimble Club, Mrs. Anna Thomas Rice, Rev. L. C. Manchester, Miss Emily Stott, and Margaret J. McDonald among others.
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Bia Aces
Cs Ecesees Oecenes
Chads
Geo. H. Wood
Sisses
Pawtucketville Thimble Club
Columbus
Sis
James Markland & Son
Poy N. H
F. O. Hee
Renee Ey
A. Thomasson
Anna Thomas Rice
L. C. Manchester
Emily Stott
Robert Hoyle
Pawtucket Cong
L. A, Olmey
R. A. Smith
Margaret J. McDonald
A. W. Brown
Peder Anderson
Harriet Hobart
Gaewlee Ae
Chelmsford
Relief Fund Surpasses 10000 Target Amid Lowell Aid
The Lowell Courier-Citizen reports total contributions reaching 2322.97 with plans to raise to 10000 for Riverside Park disaster victims. Donations include church groups and individuals in Lowell, with calls for bedding clothing and rent assistance. A relief committee organized under Hon. George Putnam to assess losses and coordinate deliveries.
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J. F. Haskell
Hildreth Building
Empire
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Am, Mercantile Co
Donovan Building
Lowell
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Sir Liang Cheng-Tung
China
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Goodwin
Belanger
Jater
Ayer
S. Isa
Relief Fund
Thousand—Committee On
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Garfield Col
Pilgrim Fathers
Smith & Brooks
James Wrigley
C. Herman French
John J. Donnelly
Aaron Brown
Boe
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Jacob Kaplan
G. H. Candee
C. T. Billings
Bo Kitigeeny
Eacees
G. C. Prince & Son
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F. Young
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F. B. Peabody
A. B. Terzakis
Alice D. Brow
W. O. Brown
Geo. H. Smith
E. E. Kenney
M. C. Hutchins
G. Lyons
James Burns
John C, Burke
Treas
Ievoevnewe
Fifth Street Baptist Church
C. T. Upton
Golden Harvest Circle, c of F
Harry L. Fifield
Concord
Expressmen
Relief Committee
Jesse H. Shepard
George &. Putnam
Mr. Shepard
Blaisdell
Golden Harvest Circle
Companions of the Foresters of America
Fred Lake
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