King Edward Crowned in Old Westminster
London Aug 9. King Edward crowned at Westminster Abbey at 12 39 pm after a joyous procession from Buckingham Palace. Crowds cheered as the King and Queen appeared in the royal coach and later in the Abbey the ceremony proceeded with the recognition, anointing, and coronation prayers. The Queen was crowned at 12 56 pm amid praiseful shouts and bells.
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Beverly City Council Extends Thanks to Lowell Officials
City clerk reports Beverly city government passed resolutions signed by the mayor, thanking Lowell for hospitality at a recent outing of the Beverly delegation. The gathering occurred at Willow Dale and honored Lowell’s hosting.
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Beverly
Lowell
Willow Dale
Costly cigarette triggers string of local arrests
A drunken charge and larceny led Thomas F. Daly to Ela stable where a team was taken under the influence of liquor. He was fined $15 for larceny and $6 for drunkenness. Other cases include Margaret Harrington jailed six months for stealing a shawl, Cornelius Lane fined $3 for blueberries theft, and multiple individuals placed on probation or fined for various offenses.
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Thomas F. Daly
Ela
John Brady
Brady
Daly
Liberty Square
Elmer Ela
Hadley
Margaret Harrington
Joseph Silva
Simms
Billerica
D. J. Donahue
Lane
Donahue
Morris Wilson
Wilson
James H. Corcoran
State Farm
Bridget Collins
Bridget Halloran
William F. Smith
Mary E. Paul
Thomas Hefferan
James E. Donnelly
John P. Kelliher
Frank Cote
James Doherty
Mayor Badger Considers Spur Track For Roosevelt Reception
Acting Mayor Badger plans a spur from Northern freight houses across Thorndike street to the South common to host President Roosevelt, with a formal reception on the common. He will coordinate with railroads and aim to move before Monday’s signing deadline. The city’s smallpox hospital is closed, and the water filter bed is being protected by building dividing walls as health officials urge immediate cover of the filter.
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Middlesex Street
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Thorndike Street
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Jay Dee Dead Boston Journalist John Drohan
John Drohan known as The Referee and Jay Dee died at Carney Hospital South Boston after a brief illness. A veteran journalist of 14 years with ties to the Boston Traveler, he was a Democratic leader in ward 6 and widely known in political circles at about 87.
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Carney Hospital
John Drohan
City of
Jay Dee
Ward 6
Democratic Party
Drohan
Mayor Receives Long Health Board Communication
Lawrence reports Mayor Leonard has received another lengthy communication from the State board of health regarding city health measures. The notice suggests ongoing state review and potential directives for local health policy.
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State Board of Health
Lawrence
Leonard
Lowell man Joseph Forget or Cute dies in Newburyport hospital
A Lowell man named Joseph Forget or Cute died last night in a Newburyport hospital from hemorrhages. Police seek his brother in Lowell for details as investigators confirm the death and request relatives to come forward.
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Newburyport
Joseph
Woman in Delirium Tremens Arrest Quieted by Police
Jennie Barnard was arrested on Prince street yesterday afternoon and developed delirium tremens this morning. Officers Dreamer Curran and McQuade had to restrain her with assistance from the ambulance crew at the city farm.
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Prince Street
City Farm
Dreamer, Curran and
McQuade
Clergy and Birth Notices Highlight Community Events
Rev. S. D. Gleason of the Volunteers of America will occupy the pulpit tomorrow. Rev. 8S. D. Millin of Mt. Vernon church spends the remainder of the month at Ocean Park. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. White welcome a son born August eighth at their Beverly Farms cottage. Pierre N. Brunelle of East Merrimack Drug Co. earns praise for a Willow Dale illumination display noted for originality and taste.
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Mt. Vernon
Ocean Park
S. D. Gleason
The
Volunteers of America
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Beverly Farms
Willow Dale
Pierre N. Brunelle
East Merrimack Drug Co
Brunell
Lowellites at the White Mountains
A party of ten from Tyngsboro Massachusetts chaperoned by Mrs Channing Whitaker ascended Mount Kearsarge from the Russell cottages after spending the night at the hotel They toured the White Mountains and climbed the notable summits as reported by the White Mountain Echo
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Maplewood
W. H. Wilson
W. E. J. Potter
Intergale
H. A. Brown
Brown
Edward E. Adams
Sugar Hill
Cc. P. Kitson
Mount Pleasant
A. H. Swett
Bethlehem
H. A. Davis
M. Cassidy
A. A. Cassidy
Crawford
R. K. Fletcher
J. Mather
G. P. Holson
J. L
Tewksbury Town Donates 25 Dollars for Relief Fund
Chief Hosmer received a $25 check from the town of Tewksbury on Friday for the relief fund in appreciation of Lewell department services at fires. The town voted this sum in recognition of the department’s response to blazes.
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Tewksbury
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