Carpet Mill Addition Begun Prompts Local Real Estate Push
Real estate and building notes describe Carpet Co mill site work in Lowell as Cyrus Barton clears ground for a new addition. Shoe manufacturer A. F. Foster visits, scouts unoccupied mills for light needs, discusses Harris mill in Perkins street, and signals potential for factory sites and land donations. билдир
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Foster
Henniker
N. H
Lowell
Foster
Harris
Perkins Street
Cyrus Barton
Meet Carpet Co
Market Street
Carpet Lane
Elizabeth A. Robertson
Stevens Street
C. Franklin Hubbard
Westford Street
Edward
Bickford
R. G. Hayes
G. F. Parsons
A. Farrell
J. C. Whitty
Peter Davey
Real estate transfers list across multiple towns
A compilation of land and building transactions from Lowell and surrounding towns. Purchasers include James Edward Gallagher, Annie G Hull, Samuel Tomkins, Thomas D Little, and Constantine O'Donnell, with properties on Marlborough Oakland Fairmount Varnum Middle Burtt Shepard Wentworth Shaw Wilder Wilder Wilder and more. Amounts are generally $1 or small sums, with a notable $594 on Beacon Street and numerous transfers in Dracut Chelmsford Tyngsborough and Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Dugdale
James Edward
Catherine Gallagher
Vine
Marlborough Street
Ellen Gertrude Burnap
Annie G. Hull
Oakland Street
John Dyer
Samuel Tomkins
Fairmount Street
Clarence G. Coburn
Kate P. Butler
Thomas D. Little
Varnum Avenue
Hugh A. McSorley
Constantine O'Donnell
Alexander McSorley
Middle Street
Amy F. Woodworth
Edna G. Bennett
Shepard and
Fuller
Walter L. Parker
Burtt Street
George W. Day
Fred 8. Brown
Edward W. Bruce
Darius
Marotti
Sorino Park
William W. Duncan
Nashua Fair Plans Grand Midway and Rich Races
Nashua hosts its fourth annual fair the first week of September drawing Lowell visitors and state-wide attention. The Nashua Fair association budgets nearly $6000 to expand exhibits and upgrades, with $9000 in purses across 16 classes at the half mile track, including 2000 purse stakes and top horses entering races paced to attract major competition.
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Nashua
Lowell
Crowley
New Hampshire
New England
Nashua Fair
The
Fair Association
Nashua Fair 1902 Promises Grand Midway and Attractions
Nashua's fair plans for 1902 feature an immense midway slated to stretch for miles with 50 new stalls and space challenges for ground area. Secretary Crowley promises top vaudeville acts, captive and hot air balloons, cannons and parachute jumps, plus robust livestock and agricultural displays to ensure a record fair with favorable weather.
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Nashua Fair Association
New England
Nashua
Association
Crowley
New York City
Nashua Fair
Woman found guilty in Malden larceny case involving ten dollar bill
In Malden district court Judge Pettengill convicted Mrs Hannah Sutherland of Irving street of larceny for taking a ten dollar bill from conductor George W Cameron of the Boston and Northern. Witnesses testified to seeing the bill in her hand and not handled by her sister. the defendant received a one year sentence. She appealed and was held on eight hundred dollars bail.
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Boston
Malden District Court
Pettengill
Mirs
Hannah Sutherland
Irving Street
George W. Cameron
Boston & Northern Road
Cameron
Sutherland
Croe
James Randolph
Cental Square
Lynn
Maplewood
Stephen W. Tibbetts
Frank N. Downes
Edward M. Brawley
Old Orchard Amusements and Attractions
Old Orchard is described as a premier Atlantic coast resort with beaches, surf, an ocean pier, high class band concerts and vaudeville, fine hotels and fish dinners. An excursion from Lowell and Lawrence on August 28 offers a round trip from 1.50, with listed departure times and return from Old Orchard at 5 p.m.
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Old Orchard
Atlantic
Ocean
Ol Orchard
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lowell
Lawrence
Lowell Middlesex Street
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Widower Thomas Benton Targets Forty-Seven Widows
In St Louis on August 15 a 65 year old missing millionaire cattleman from El Paso, Texas, named Thomas Benton, wooed 47 local women. Six widows confessed engagements, Benton’s missing right hand did not stop his pursuit, as he allegedly promised diamonds and a Texas mansion to win their support.
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St. Louis
Thomas Benton
el Paso
Tex
Benton
Texas
Gaynor to Ireland buys Kylemore Castle in Galway
Johnny Gaynor, reportedly a Canada fugitive, has purchased Kylemore Castle in Galway Ireland a feudal style residence with modern luxuries including an elevator and private power plant. The estate covers 13000 acres of preserves and hosted royals in its history. The asking price was 225000 dollars and the property lies on a bay overlooking the Atlantic.
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Syracuse
Johnny Gaynor
Canada
Galway
Irc
Kylemore Castle
Mitchell Henry
Connemara
Ireland
Gaynor
England
Prince and Princess of Wales
Atlantic
Keliher Resigns as Boston Purchasing Agent
Boston news reports Hon John A Keliher resigns as purchasing agent for the Boston street department effective end of business tomorrow. William J Sheils is named chief clerk and purchasing agent at 4000 dollars yearly, starting next Monday. Sheils has long served under the streets superintendent since 1891 and is to be promoted for efficiency. He is a 32 year old Boston native. Also, the board of health denies Thomas O Learys petition to raise his stable horses at 12 Paul Gore street from 12 to 50 after yesterday's hearing.
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Boston
John A. Keliher
William J. Sheils
Donovan
Sheils
Henry H. Carter
Henry B. Wood
Wood
Massachusetts Topographical Survey Commission
Lupts
Wells
Wheeler
Board of Health
Thomas O'Leary
Paul Gore Street
Chinese Indemnity Decree Aims at Fair Tax Effort
Washington reports Minister Conger in Pekin has relayed the imperial decree on raising funds in provinces to pay indemnity for the Boxers upheaval. It bans extortion and urges viceroys to avoid friction and harsh measures, with penalties for officials who skim funds. Conger also transmits a Chi-li province proclamation warning against arming the populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conger
Pekin
State Department
Chi-li
Enlarging Cotton Mills Across the South
News from Charlotte dated August fifteenth reports William Whitlam Textile Co of Ashville plans to raise capital from 25000 to 125000 and double plant capacity. J H Anderson and J H Eggleston seek hosiery yarn mill site for Hopkinsville. S S McCandless and associates target a large cotton seed plant in Houston. Paducah Knitting mill to double capacity with 1800 dollars in new machinery. Ringgold residents donate 30000 and a site for a 100000 plant. Lawrenceville Manufacturing may install knitting machinery for hosiery yarns. Williamston Mills to expand by 5000 spindles and 150 looms. Many yarn mills idle awaiting better market. Cotton production in area cut about 60 percent. most mills won’t resume until cotton prices fall with new crop.
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Charlotte
N. C
William Whitlam Textile Company
Ashville
J. H. Anderson
J. H. Eggleston
Hopkinsville
S&s. C. McCandless and Associates
Jackson
Houston
Tex
Paducah
Ringgold
Lawrenceville, Ga
Williamston
D. C
Mysterious Ed Located Cleared in Fermoyle Case
Cambridge August 15 The painter known as mysterious Ed has been located as Edward McDonald. He cleared himself of suspicion by his statements, corroborated by others, proving he was not with Fermoyle on the murder afternoon.
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Cambridge
Fermoyle
Edward McDonald
Hat Manufacturer Ezra Mallory Dies in Danbury
Ezra A. Mallory a leading Danbury hat manufacturer died at his home at age 82. He passed away today due to old age, honored as a prominent local business figure.
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Danbury, Conn
Ezra_ A. Mallory
Actress Wanda De Bencza Dies After Appendectomy
Paris reports Mme Wanda De Bencza of the Comedie Francaise died today following an appendicitis operation. The actress, prominent in French theater, passed away in Paris hospital after a surgical procedure.
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Paris
Wanda de Bencza
Comedie Francaise
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Courier Citizen Company
New Hampshire Shoe Company
Courier‘Citizen
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Huntsville
Ala
Merrimack Company
George J. Carney
Lowell Institution For Savings
John and
French
Boott Corporation
Water Board
Carney
French Street
Charles 3. Sturtevant
Edward Ss. Bickford
Col
Royal S. Ripley
North Chelmsford
Charles N. Potter
Vermont
A. J. Ryan
Hormidas J
Anna Martel
Moody Street
Welch Bros
W. C. Hinckley
W. L. Douglas
Highlands
Constantineau
Wm.f. Thornton
Mansfield, Witham & Co
Harris Mill
Perking Street
Riverside Street
Citizen
John Callaghan
Merrimack Street
Mason and Lightning
W. T
Bartlett
Pratt & Forest
Carl Ekengren
State Street
Thomas Walsh
Arthur W. Hawking
Agnes A. Coughlin
Bessie Fitzgerald
Walbrook
Dracut
Charles Pillotte
Alfred Pillotte
Kenwood
George W. Cummings
Etul
Fred Britton
Lakeview Terrace
Chelmsford
Arthur Mu. Warren
Ole Linsted
Tyngsborough
James E. Connell
Jennie Aldrich
Tyngsborough Road
Wilmington
Mary O'Cornwall
Mary TF. Moore
Middlesex Avenue
Couriercitizen Company
Beecham
OLD Orchard’s Amusements
Ceylon
India
Japan
State St
Lakeview Park
D. L. Page Company
Hibbard’s
Lakeview Theatre
Eve Desnalasies
Joseph J. Flynn
Comic Opera
Olivette
Bowler Bros
Worcester
Mass
St. Vincent's Hospital
NEW England Optical
Merrimack ST
Rane
H. B. Shattfock & Son
Central Street
Prescott Street
Keliher
W. J. Sheils
Boston Street Department
the Metal of the
China
Lowell Aluminum Co
Middlesex ST
Pearson's
Pearson’s Drug Store
Central St. Cor. Appleton
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Eee
Mme. DE Bencza
J. F. Tree
Auburn, Me
Chas. T. Saul
Benj, A. Gilbert
Colonial Building
Boylston St
Derby & Morse
Willow Dale Park
New York
Minstrels
Lexington
Paul Revere
Lowell’s
Newes
Lexing- Mass. T Resort
LIN
Eastic Theatre
Suibeon
Cushing and Merrill
Marie de Rossett
Afernoon
1St Regt. Mass. Heavy Artillery
Frank L. Collins
Lexington and
Boston Street RailWay
Merrimack Square
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Caleb L. Smith
G. G
Wm. Nichols & Ca
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Merrinack Street
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