Gloucester Officials Celebrate Lakeview Visit and Night Out
Gloucester city government members enjoyed a Lakeview outing after a 4:30 ball game with cheers for the team. They toured the Central fire house site talk, then dined at a pavilion and attended the opera before returning by train, with Mayor Howe and councilmen named among the event’s organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosmer
Gloucester
Baldwin
Braden
Finnerty
Lakeview
Charles E. Howe
James IF. Miskella
Charles H. Moloy
George E. Burns
David Gerow
James G. Hill
Cecil Adams
George Roche
Timothy Donohoe
C. Fred Hard
John Palm
Charles H. Worcester
Mountain Rock Grove
Lakeview Pavilion
Gloucester and Lowell Tangle in Intercity Ball Game Visit
Gloucester city officials visited Lowell for a friendly ball game at Riverside park. Mayor Tolman led Gloucester, with players such as Brunelle and Damon, while Lowell counters included Hayes and Gallagher. final score Lowell 11 Gloucester 10 after a ninth inning rally. Congressman Charles E Littlefield spoke as the principal guest.
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Stiles
Connors
J. J. Hayes
Adams
Paul P
Brunelle
Gallagher
Baldwin
Donohoe
Lazelle
Gloucester
Longan
Barrett
Damon
McDonald
Giles
Tolman
Middieton
Tuck
Foster
Michael Mahoney
Lowell
Mayor Tolman
Palm
Doc
Worthen Street Methodists Fish Harbor Trip
A church party from Worthen Street M. E. church with the pastor fished yesterday in Boston harbor aboard the steamer King Philip. They brought home 15 fish, including the pastor’s six and George Lees’s four. The largest haddock weighed six pounds and none were seasick.
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Worthen Street
M. E
Boston Harbor
Sixifish
George Lees
Haddock
Civil War History Tours From Boston
Two Civil War history tours offered by the Grand Army appeal to members and enthusiasts. Tour No. 1 lasts eight days covering Reading Gettysburg Blue Mountains Maryland Washington and Philadelphia for 32 dollars. Tour No. 2 lasts twelve days including Old Point Comfort James River and Richmond for 52 dollars. Details from Jos P Taggart Royal Blue Line Boston.
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Reading
Gettysburg
Blue Mountains
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Old Point Comfort
James River
Richmond
Boston
Grand Army
Jos
W. C. T. U. Institute Speakers at Old Orchard
In Old Orchard Me on August 12 the loyal temporarye legion secretaries of New England led the forenoon session of the inter-state W. C. T. U. institute. National Vice President Miss Anna Gordon presided forenoon, National President Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens in the afternoon, with opening prayer by Rev. Francis L. Clark, president of the international Christian.
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Old Orchard
Loyal Temporarye Legion
New England
W. C. T. U. Institute
Anna Gordon
L. M. N. Stevens
Francis L. Clark
International Christian
Gates Suffering From Chronic Dysentery At Saratoga
Saratoga Springs Aug 12 John W Gates is at the United States hotel with chronic dysentery though Dr C May of New York says he is not in serious condition and hopes for improvement He attended races yesterday but was advised to rest today while a physician monitors him during his stay in Saratoga Springs.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
John W. Gates
United States
May
New York
Gates
Bark Hiram Emery cargo advertised for sale
The American bark Hiram Emery, bound from Boston to Axim, which was previously reported wrecked at Dix Cove on the Gold Coast of Africa, is now advertised for sale on August 17 in London.
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London
Hiram Emery
Boston
Axim
Dix Cove
Gold Coast
Africa
Four Days. Bulgarian Fear of Macedonia Massacre
Sofia August 12 The Bulgarian government voices a grim outlook on the Macedonia crisis warning a mass Christian slaughter could occur within four days and likely within a fortnight. Officials say a border crisis may erupt suddenly, possibly leaving authorities unable to avert war despite a peaceful official posture.
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Sofia
Macedonia
Affairs Grow Worse in Macedonia Amid Moslem Tension
Sofia reports from Bulgarian officials in Macedonia that affairs deteriorate as Moslem crowds gather in mosques. Officials fear a massacre across towns and villages, with Turkish soldiers unlikely to control fanatics. Bulgaria blames Turkey for the outbreak, while the cabinet fights to curb unrest amid a weak economy and uncertainty over Prince Ferdinand’s return.
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Sofia
Macedonia
Ferdinand
Hungary
Turkish commander orders no quarter at Ekshisu village
Salonica reports Turkish troops bombarded and destroyed Ekshisu, 28 miles south of Monastir, on Monday. Rumors say insurgents at Krushevo repulsed two Turkish assaults and offered conditional surrender. Constantinople instructed the Turkish commander to give no quarter.
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Salonica
Ekshisu
Monastir
Krushevo
Constantinople
Negroes urged to flee South for northern aid
Newport Rhode Island August 12 The colored Baptist convention of New England on its second day passes a resolution warning of peril to black people and links northern lynchings to seeds from the South They urge a systematic exodus of black workers to prove the South cannot harvest without them and ask Northern blacks to assist newcomers across the Mason Dixon line.
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Newport
R. I
Colored Baptist Convention of
New England
Roosevelt
Durbin
North
Mason-Dixon Line
Oppose Wood Promotion Moves By G A R Members
Washington Aug 12 prominent G A R men are considering a movement to express opposition to the promotion of Gen Leonard Wood to major general at the national encampment in San Francisco. A set of resolutions has been prepared and distributed for consideration. The plan avoids direct attack on a president Roosevelt ally while signaling dissent.
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Washington
San Francisco
Leonard Wood
Mystery of the Two Crawford Swindle Unfolds in Humbert Trial
Witnesses in Paris identified Romain and Emile Daurignac as Madame Humbert’s brothers who impersonated American millionaires Robert and Henry Crawford. Handwriting and signatures tied the Daurignacs to Crawford papers, with notable identifications by a notary, a court clerk, and post office staff. Proceedings adjourned after testimonies on Humbert loans.
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Paris
Humbert
Romain
Emile Daurignac
Therese Humbert
Robert
Henry Crawford
Crawfords
Daurignacy
Dupuy
Denez
Bayonne
Romain Daurignac
Bonnell
Camilles Lesfarnd
Post Office
Negro hanged and rescued after assault attempt in Whitesboro
Eight negroes are arrested for an alleged assault on Mrs Hart. A mob hangs one man from a tree before authorities intervene and move him to Sherman. Guns fire in the negro quarter. residents flee as trains depart crowded with blacks leaving town.
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Whitesboro
Tex
Hart
Sherman
Brown
Castro Plans Trade Rebut Against Caribbean Islands
President Castro of Venezuela reportedly plans to cut Curacao and Trinidad from regional trade in retaliation for their aid to an insurrection. The move aims to shift re shipments and curb the smuggling that launders goods through Venezuelan ports, affecting British and Dutch island communities.
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New York
Castro
Venezuela
Curacao
Trinidad
Miles denies national G A R bid and backs Black
Denver August 12 General Nelson A Miles arrived en route to San Francisco and denied being a candidate for commander in chief of the Grand Army. He said he hoped to nominate General John C Black and, if not accorded, would second Black's nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Nelson A. Miles
San Francisco
Grand Army
John C. Black
Black
Fruit Jars at Cut Prices at Pollard Basement
Pollard Basement offers Mason jars with Ball patent improvements at 89c per pint 49c per quart and 59c for two quarts. Advertises record low prices in years urging friends to buy for next year as well as this to save money.
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Ball
A. G. Pollard & CO
Dean's Ointment Ad Promises Quick Relief
Itching piles offer relief with Dean's Ointment priced at 60 cents. Grand rumination and water fete at Willow Dale tonight feature dancing and community events.
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Dean
Willow Dale
Probate Court Notice in Middlesex for Bernard Kearns Estate
The Probate Court at Cambridge requires all interested parties to appear on September 1, 1903, to show cause why the first and final account of John Donohoe as special administrator should not be allowed. Publication in Lowell Daily Courier and mailing notices are required to complete service fourteen and seven days before the court date.
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Bernard Kearns
Lowell
John Donohoe
Cambridge
Lowell Daily Courier
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Admin notice for estate of Frank Hubbard Richardson
Heirs and creditors are notified that a petition is filed to grant letters of administration to Arthur T. Hatch of Medford without bond. Probate Court at Cambridge will convene September 1, 1908 at 9:00 am to show cause. Publication in Lowell Daily Courier for three weeks. Dated July 22, 1903. S. H. Folsom, Register.
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Frank Hubbard Richardson
Billerica
Arthur T. Hatch
Medford
Middlesex
Cambridge
Lowell Daily Courier
Lowell
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
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