John A Storey Obituary in Lowell Cloak Shop Editor Dies
John A Storey longtime Lowell merchant dies at 684 Westford street after eight months of illness from typhoid fever and heart complications. He opened New York Cloak and Suit in 1889, built a prominent business, and recently sold to his brother C R Storey of Brockton. Survived by wife two children a mother two brothers and three sisters. Known for his friendly nature and stylish Tyler Park home, he influenced local business and society.
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John A. Storey
Lowell
Westford Street
Storey
New York
C. R. Storey
Brockton
Highlands
Tyler Park
Marion Storey
William T. Storey
Richmond Hill
Ontario
W. R. Proctor
Barry
J. H. Brydon
Mary Storey
Funeral Attendees From Vesper Yorick And Highland Clubs
Representatives from the Vesper Country club the Yorick and the Highland clubs will attend the funeral. Mr Storey was a member of all these organizations and helped form the Highland club. The funeral will be held at the home in Tyler Park Monday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Vesper Country Club
The
Yorick
Highland Clubs
Storey
Tyler Park
Funeral held for Mrs Joseph Herbert at Riverside Street residence
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon from the home at 27 Riverside street for Mrs. Joseph Herbert. Bearers included Solomon and Alfred Herbert Napoleon St. Amand and Alfred Favreau. Burial followed in Edson cemetery with divinity student Mr. Stoddard of Nashua reading the committal. Undertaker Archambault supervised the burial. LATENDRESSE In this city August 21 at 324 Aiken street infant Joseph O. Latendresse aged 1 month 15 days. ANGELO In this city August 21 at 61 Pond street Walter J. Angelo aged 2 years 1 month 4 days. MCMAHON In this city August 21 at 49 Auburn street John McMahon aged 60 years. STOREY In this city August 21 at 6 Westford street John A. Story aged 42 years.
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Joseph Herbert
Riverside Street
Messrs
Solomon
Alfred Herbert
Napoleon St. Amand
Alfred Favreau
Edson
Stoddard
Nashua
Archambault
Latendresse
Aiken Street
Joseph O
Emery
Marie Louise Latendresse
Angelo
James
Mary
Pond Street
Walter J. Angelo
McMahon
Auburn Street
John McMahon
Storey
Westford Street
Tyler Park
John A. Story
Jamaica Seeks 1.25 Million Loan for Hurricane Relief
Governor Hemming requests imperial authorities grant a 1,250,000 loan to aid banana growers after a recent hurricane. Jamaica mobilizes work relief for 900 workers and local charities. St Mary Fruit Society ships 20,000 banana bunches to Baltimore. operations suspended for a year. United Fruit lines scale back, hundreds laid off. Colonial Secretary Chamberlain recalls Jamaica’s secretary Sydney Olivier to help manage the crisis.
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Kingston
Hemming
St. Mary Fruit Association
Astraea
Baltimore
Lowell Commercial College promotes 1903-04 courses and labor placement
The Lowell Commercial College reports strong employer demand for its graduates in Lowell and Boston. Improvements for the 45th year include added classrooms, more 1903 model typewriters, Gregg shorthand, new desks, and two Columbia Graphophones. Principal LeDoit E Kimball invites visits. an Old Orchard excursion is offered for August 27 at $1.50 round trip.
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Lowell Commercial College
Lowell
Boston
New England
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Gregg
Columbia
Merrimack Street
LeDoit E. Kimball
Gorman’s Specialty at Canobie Lake Park Summer Theatre
J W Gorman's Specialty presents a large artist cast at Canobie Lake Park with Fonti Boni Brothers in comedy eccentric act, Quigley Brothers in A Congressman at Large, Lilian and Shorty De Witt in singing and dancing sketch, Farnum and Nelson in The Soubrette and the Piero, and F Louie performing xylophone solos.
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J. W. Gorman
Canobie Lake Park
Fonti Boni Brothers
Quigley Brothers
Lillian
Real estate and building notes show August sales
Real estate notes list August auctions from Aug 1 to date. Properties sold include 813 Westford street for 3000 to Dennis Wholey, 20 Sixth avenue for 1760 to John C. O Neil, and Spalding park acreage for 2350 to Edward Caw ley, with several other transfers and public works updates.
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Westford Street
Dennis Wholey
Sixth Avenue
John C. O'Neil
Spalding Park
Edward Cawley
Tewksbury
Ela
Park View Avenue
Daniel J. O’brien
Scott
Cedar Street
Richard Day
C. F. Keyes & Co
Special train excursion to Crescent Park from Lowell area
A popular Narragansett Bay resort outing runs Tuesday August 25 from Lowell Chelmsford and Concord Junction stations to Crescent Park and back. The round trip fare is $1.25 a bargain for a day away from work.
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Lowell
Chelmsford
Concord Junction
Crescent Park
Ladies and Children's Undervests Reduced
A. G. Pollard & Co announces reductions on ladies and children undervests in Jersey ribbed bleached and unbleached styles with sleeves, neck options, and lace trim. Prices drop from 12 1 2 and 11 7 8 cents to 9 cents each, three for 25 cents, plus lace trimmed Jersey pants and flat gauze vests at 26 cents quality for 10 cents, basement.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Real estate transfers in Lowell and surrounding towns
Real estate notices list numerous transfers in Lowell with parcels on Gorham Ferry Avenue Lakeview Avenue Crawford Street High Street and more with nominal prices. Also recorded are transactions in Billerica and Dracut including parcels on Fordway Park Gray Place Mammoth Road and related properties.
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Lowell
William N. Thompson
George Gardner
Gorham Street
Jane L. Palmer
Frank W. Smith
Ferry Avenue
Jesse H. Shepard
Enos H. Adams
Berkley Avenue
Simeon Lagasse
Mary RB
Simard
Lakeview Avenue
Daniel J. Murphy
Stephen D. Breen
Etux
Crawford Street
Henry A. Smith
Sundays at Sea on the Ran som B Fuller to Bath Me
The Eastern S S Co offers Sunday excursions to Bath and return aboard the palatial Ran som B Fuller through Sept 6 leaving Union Wharf Boston at 9 am. A 20 hour, 250 mile round trip with a half hour shipyard stop, tickets $2, limited numbers. Engage at Union Wharf office or by mail or telephone.
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Bath
Ransom B. Fuller
Union Wharf
Boston
Cape Ann
New Hampshire
Maine
Kennebec
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