Central Street Shops and Health Remedies Ad
The city page lists Alexander the central street tailor promising equal to Boston quality. C L Marshal the florist moves to 114 Central Street after September 1 offering flowers fruits and vegetables. The Babbitt Company opticians operates at 28 Dutton Street. August hours include Saturday afternoons and evenings. For biliousness use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Alexander
Central Street
Boston
C. L. Marshal
Babbitt Company
Opticians
Dutton Street
Chamberlain
Vacation and visiting notes from local residents
Local society column lists residents and visitors, noting Mrs F Hill vacationing in Newport New Hampshire, Mrs J Wood and Ada returning from England, and others traveling to Old Orchard North Conway Ocean Park Maine and Hampton Beach. It records hospital nurse Emma Grainger resigning, and visitors to Mrs S N Harris Mrs L B Fairbrother and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wood
Lakeview Avenue
Ada
England
Peter Obley
Halifax
N. S
Lena Obley
Maud Merritt
Boston
Napoleon D. Lafleur
Seventh Street
Centralville
J. Joseph O’connor
Old Orchard
Seashore House
Mary and
Lizzie Welch
High Street
John Harrington
North Adams
Abbie Higgins
Patrick Delehanty
Billerica Centre
Mary Dunne
John O'Connor
Wamesit Street
Lynn
Bertha MacCue
North Conway
N. H
Frank Grindle
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
Emma E. Grainger
Lowell General Hospital
Walkerton
Worcester
Katherine Maguire
Vietcher Street
Portland
Edward Belanger
Bon Marche Company
Canada
Frank O'Sullivan
Samuel Worth
John Worth
Lillie Worth
Ruth Robinson
Ocean Park, Maine
L. B. Fairbrother
Hildreth Street
Harry Thompson
Hampton Beach
Tulip mania echoes as Schwab’s deals unravel
The Philadelphia Press notes Charles M Schwab has netted large sums from Bethlehem steel and a shipbuilding trust, yet warns that such wealth relies on selling securities to the public. Past bubbles in asphalt, rubber, steel, and western real estate foreshadow a possible burst if demand falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Works
Shipbuilding Trust
Holland
Mr. Schwab
United
Great
Steel Trust
Tufos
MS Securities
Mikes
New York
Indianapolis
California
Philadelphia Press
Campers Host Belle Grove Dinner With Local Team
Francis J. Quinn Joseph O'Brien and John J McCluer joined the Belle Grove camping colony Recent dinner honored the Centralville baseball team with vocal and instrumental music and a speech by Henry McDonald The note adds a science aside about swallows claiming a hurried swallow can reach 128 miles per hour despite claims of 60 mph
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Quinn
Joseph O'Brien
John J. McCluer
Belle Grove
Centralville
Henry McDonald
Compeigne
Antwerp
Lowell Y M C A Camp at Lake Winnipesaukee
The Lowell Y M C A plans a two week senior camp at Welch's Island Lake Winnipesaukee from August 18 to Labor Day Sept 1. Forty seven campers will use ten tents, with a steamer, five row-boats and six canoes arranged for full access. Chef F P Sawyer will oversee meals, and a special 9 59 train car will transport campers Monday morning. Names of attendees include Meister Dillon Sawyer Dearborn Patrick Provencher Dunkery Gillespie Hammond Myrick Varnum Goodchild Coffey Strauss MacDonald MacDonald Seede Garrett Spencer Derry Ashworth Mills McCarthy Gardner Cottrell Johnston Atkinson Downing Walker Davis Knight Knight Scribner Ripley Lewis Hobbs Connors Rose Patenaude Healey Pearson Church Kimball Holmes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Lake Winnipesaukee
Welch's Island
Weirs
F. P. Sawyer
Inner Mar
Meister
W. H. Meister
W.S. Dillon
F. R. Dearborn
Malcolm Patrick
Arthur Provencher
Harry Dunkerry
W. L. Gillespie
G. W. Hammond
A. W. Myrick
Thomas Varnum
George Goodchild
T. J. Coffey
Abram Strauss
Joseph MacDonald
Chester MacDonald
Charles Seede
Edward Garrett
Henry Spencer
Arthur Hibbert
H. E. Gray
James Walsh
C. B. Carey
Benjamin Ashworth
A. A. Mills
J. J. McCarthy
Walter Gardner
Thomas Cottrell
William Johnston
E. E. Atkinson
Charles Downing
George L. Walker
C. C. Davis
H. B. Knight
Richard Knight
Ernest Scribner
George Www. Ripley
William Lewis
Atwood Hobbs
Edward Connors
H. C. Rose
Arthur Patenaude
Arthur Healey
Mortimer Pearson
Charles Church
John H. Kimball
George Holmes
Willow Dale Hosts New York Minstrels and Melville Act
To minstrelsy lovers the New York Minstrels at Willow Dale draw strong crowds as the season’s best attraction. The two-hour show has no dull moment and ends Sunday. Next week the outdoor feature is Melville with a new aerial act and bold mid air leaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Dale
New York
Crowley Commended for Quick Arrest in 1902 Case
General Order No 36 issued August 15 1902 by Superintendent Moffatt commends Patrolman John J Crowley for arresting Michael Connors in Lawrence for larceny of tools based on a description in the Police Bulletin Connors had eluded several officers the day before but Crowley read the bulletin and arrested him on sight The arrest date is August 9 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffatt
John J. Crowley
Office of the Supt. of Police
Michael Connors
Lawrence
Crowley
Connors
William BE. Moffatt
Keyless clock built in New York catches royal interest
Prince Henry viewed the early stage of a New York manufacture of the first keyless clock and ordered one for delivery to his brother the Kaiser. The device is designed to run a full year without a battery change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prince Henry
the Kaiser
Appendicitis Warning From Food Facts
A concerned note warns against scaring people away from food while stressing balanced meals. It explains that excessive starch from white bread and similar foods can ferment in the bowels and trigger conditions like peritonitis or appendicitis, urging moderation rather than elimination.
Lowell Demos Shift Sides as Gaston Looms for Governor
In Lowell Col William A Gaston gains support from Democrats backing his gubernatorial run. Bruce and Sparks factions mobilize, promising campaigns and funds. Sparks supporters vow to contest Bruce in Lowell, while Bruce backers covertly pledge votes. In the 25th district French Americans weigh Bill Hayes versus Joe Legare in the Republican caucuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
William A. Gaston
Alexander B. Bruce
Lawrence
Gaston
Mr. Bruce
Mr. Sparks
Bruce
Senator Sparks
Bill” Hayes
Joe’ Legare
Various Fraternal Meetings Report Active Summer Events
Regular notices from multiple societies include lectures on cylinder oil testing by Mr. Pierce of W A Wood Boston, initiations in Echo lodge N E O P, Knitters' union routine business, Bay State Colony O P F entertainment with 200 attendees, a Knights of Sherwood Forest field day plan at Wo burn, and a Passaconaway Red Men gala outing with brass band parade, banquet, and sports. New officers appointed include C C Dunstaff and W H Marvel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association Stationary Engineers
Pierce
W .A. Wood Company of
Boston
George A. Willey
Kelliher
Philip Lord
Emma Regnier
Regina Munningham
W. J. Webster
Agnes Madden
Lizzie Munningham
Frank Ham
O. ‘Cc
Johnson
E. T. Goward
Manchester
Nashua
N. H
Willow Dale
C. N. Leach
Trading Post
Jr. Sagamore
Robert Cudworth
C. C. Dunstaff
BE. T. Goward
W. H. Marvel
Charles M. Wills
Grape Nuts claim digestion ready cereal for strength
Grape-Nuts is touted as starch transformed to grape sugar by natural digestion, providing ready nourishment with no gas or digestive strain. It contrasts white flour, preserves bran nutrients, and markets the cereal as brain and nerve enhancing, sold by grocers and hotels from Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Pure Food
Battle Creek
Michigan
Giroux In Street Altercation Arrest Near Lakeview
Patrolman Giroux arrested a young man named John Giroux after a Lakeview avenue street fight with a Centralville resident. He was sent to jail at 11.26 and released on bail shortly after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giroux
John Giroux
Centralville
Lakeview Avenue
Wedding Gifts Impress Host With Luxury Items
A Philadelphia Press item reports guests marvel at wedding presents described as princely, including a necklace of diamonds, a yacht, a solid gold dinner set, and a ton of anthracite coal, signaling extravagant tributes amid the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Funeral notices for Mrs Mary Fitzgerald and Ralph Monk
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald was held at 2 PM from her daughter's home at 25 White Street with Rev. Culbert officiating and burial in St Patrick's Cemetery. Ralph Monk aged 8, drowned in Hale's Brook, had a large funeral at his parents' home on Washington Street with Rev N W Matthews officiating. Bearers included several relatives and friends. extensive floral tributes noted. Undertaker J A Weinbeck oversaw arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fitzgerald
Andrew A. Brown
White Street
Andrew Brown
Michael Hoar
Timothy Wholey
Michael Caine
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Culbert
O'Donnell
Ralph Thomas Monk
Richard Monk
Washington Street
Hale’s Brook
N. W. Matthews
N. W. Matthews, Jr
Orpah Sutcliffe
Carl
Leslie Lovejoy
Harry L. Lyons
Ralph McKee
Samuel Fish
Samuel M. McDonald
Ralph
Arthur
Walter Bagshaw
Durning's Ideal Maritime Provinces Tour Endorsed by Bankers
Walter E Bartlett Marcus T Pierce and A L Corliss praise Mr Durning's six day excursion by carriage and boat through Halifax and Charlotte Town with flower gardens and markets. All tickets due by Friday noon August 29. T H Durning manager Parker Coal Wood Co 10 Prescott St Tel 39 4. $30 covers all six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Bartlett
Wamesit National Bank
Mr. Durning
Durning
Marcus T. Pierce
Appleton National Bank
Halifax
Charlottetown
A. L. Corliss
Lowell
Tted
Maritime Provinces
T. H. Durning
Parker Coal & Wood Co
Prescott Street
Tel
Olivette to Open Next Week at Lakeview Theatre
Lakeview Theatre announces Olivette will be staged starting Monday Aug 18. James Gilbert, stage manager for The Colonial Comic Opera, cites extensive scenic and costuming work and high musical as key to a strong show and potential attendance record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gilbert
Colonial Comic Opera Company
Lakeview Theatre
Olivette
Gilbert
Lakeview
Labor Day Parade Plans Advance and Prizes Announced
The Labor Day committee reports progress on parade arrangements. Grounds privileges were granted. six Lowell bands are engaged. $100 is allocated for a tug of war between Butler Vets Torrents and Lowell Veteran Firemen. Invites sent to merchants, Rep Carey Hav erhill Rep Jackson Fall River and Foster. Prizes total 40 for best union in parade 20 for second best motto prizes 5 and 3. Largest union turnout prizes 25 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Committee of Labor da
The
Trades and Labor Council
Committee On
Lowell
Butler
Torrents
Carey
Haverhill
Frank F. Foster
Legislative Committee
State Branch
Federation of Labor
Representative Jackson
Fall River
Private sale of oil paintings and mirrors at low prices
Auction leftovers from last Saturday offered at private sale. Artworks include oil paintings and mirrors at about one fourth of true value. Visit GEO, BE MAKER at Corner John and Merrimackets to view and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
John
Merrimackets
Students in Paris Guard Books with Masks in Library
In Paris the National Library sees some students wearing muzzles while studying ancient volumes to prevent inhaling dangerous microbes believed to infest old books. The practice reflects concerns about airborne pathogens and library safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
National Library
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Sun
Mou
Lowell Daily Courier
F. Hill
Bachman Street
Newport, N
Etta B. LaRoe
Hampshire Street
White Mountains
Keene
Gardner and
Winchendon
Mass
Henry Deane
Hattie A. Deane
Orleans Street
Hotel Radcliff
Nellie Leahy
Margaret Higgis
Castle Mona
Salisbury Beach
Isabelle Francis
Grace
Lowell Y. M. C. A. Camp
Supt. Moffatt
J John J
Lowell Democrats
Bruce Trou
Ble
Sawyer’s
Echo Lodge, N. E. O. P
Knitters’ Union
Knights of Sherwood Forest
Foresters’ Hall
Thomas Talbot
Woburn
Foresters
Lowell Court
Court Columbus, F. of A
Whipple Street
J. M. Farrell
Courier
Labor Day
Horace Ela
Huord Street
Telephone 580
Merrimack Street
W. P. Brazer & CO. Hatters and Outfitters
Central, Cor
Market Street
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