Competitive Rifle Shoot At Dracut Ranges Points Race
Local and visiting teams competed for the Butler cup at Dracut Saturday. Co C won first, Co M tied for second with Co G fourth and Troop F third. Lieut Pearson of the Phalanx shot eight straight bullseyes to win for his team, possibly the season’s best at the 200 yard range. Capt McNulty’s crew hosted a substantial post shoot dinner as teams practiced at Walnut Hill.
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Chelmsford
Co. S
Natick
Dracut
Co. C
Co. M
Co. G
Capt. McNulty
Kittredge
Phalanx
Lieut. Pearson
Aracut
Lieut
Pearson
Kelsey
Peterson
Rodger
Walnut Hill
Fairweather
Frank Dodge
George Peterson
C’s
Sergt
Walter P. Berry
Sandy” Mitchell
Montpelier
Sergt. Berry
Lowell
Q. M
Alex. Greig, Jr
Solid gold Fountain Pen offered for coupons and cents
For sixteen coupons and sixty nine cents Courier and Citizen readers can obtain a solid gold, fully warranted fountain pen with a polished barrel. Pens are available at Courier-Citizen office A. W. Dows & Co. at Merrimack and Central, Lowell Pharmacy on 632 Merrimack, Frank P. Moody at Dutton and Fletcher, E. Carter at Branch and Smith and Westford and Pine, E. J. McEvoy at 709 Lawrence Belvidere, Belvidere Family Drug Store on 256 High, and Hovey's News Depot at Fifth and Bridge.
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Courier-Citizen Office
A. W. Dows & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Central St. Lowell
Merrimack Street
Frank P. Moody
Dutton
Fletcher Streets
E. Carter
Branch
Smith Streets
Westford
Pine Streets
E. J. McEvoy
Lawrence Street
Belvidere Family Drug Store
High Street
Hovey's News Depot
Fifth and
Bridge Streets
Officer Seeks New Post After Years in Puerto Rico Service
He served through the campaign in Porto Rico in that capacity and has been a duty sergeant continuously since 1898. He earned his new office, is an enthusiastic athlete, and is well known in amateur basketball and polo circles and is an ardent canoeist.
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Porto Rico
Massachusetts Employes Play Ball and Have General Good Time
About a hundred male employees from the Massachusetts cotton mills gathered near Spaulding park Saturday to watch yard hands defeat machinists in baseball 16 to 6. The Yard Hands, led by Bert Hall as the Huguenots, dominated the game, while Ted Barnes captained the Hoodoos. Umpire Jack Henderson impressed, and Ashley Welcome kept score, with several quests tried and beaten. Refreshments were served as plans for another game between Prescott and Massachusetts sides drew interest.
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Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Spaulding Park
Yard
Bert Hall
Yard Hands
Ted Barnes
Ted
Charles Barden
Hodoos
Edward Letterall
John Welch
Peter McLaughlin
Fred Schemnerhorn
Samuel McAleer
Edward Barnes
Eldrich Seeley
Wilfred Heathcock
William Simpson
Eben Vose
Matthew Hill
Adam Meillee
Joseph Harvey
Thomas Finnegan
Robert Arnold
William Clark
Jack Hayes
William Heathcock
C. 8. Tuttle
N. D. Keables
Charlie Boutlier
Prescott
Massachusetts
Ambassador's Trials in Berlin Over Bible and Birth Records
An American in Berlin faces a cascade of German marriage rules while the ambassador recalls misadventures of citizens. The minister orchestrates dispensation for baptismal proof and bonds, enabling a wedding to proceed despite tangled regulations.
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Germany
Berlin
New York
Legation
America
Ohio
Harvard News: Local Residents and Visitors Gather
Mrs. French and Michigan family occupy Mr. Clay's house during Mrs. Flwell's absence. Ethel Hara Annie Craggia and Annie Haskell work at Waltham watch factory. Reuben Reed visits Westmoreland for Old Home Week. Mrs Savage visits Nashua while husband attends G A R encampment in California. Miss Frost and her niece return after weeks at the beach.
Stenographer Applies Whistle Humor to Workplace
In Chicago a stenographer protests her employer whistling to signal dictation. If the boss has a dry sense of humor, she suggests replying with a bark to ease the tension.
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Chicago
Cayman Islands Devastated by Hurricane Feared Loss of Life
A Cayman Islands hurricane report from Kingston Jamaica dated Aug 23 describes Aug 11 destruction at Georgetown Grand Cayman with demolished houses, wrecked ships, and feared fatalities. Seven schooners wrecked on the east side, Jamaica government aid expected, Cayman Brae Little Cayman also affected. total population 4322 with coconuts and turtles as exports.
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Kingston
Jam
Cayman Islands
Georgetown
Grand Cayman Island
Jamaica
Cayman Brae
Little Cayman
Great Britain
Grand Cayman
Confidence and Eye Guide Younger Baseball Batters
Roger Bresnahan argues that confidence and anticipation define a good batter. He advises stepping into fastballs to meet them early, meeting pitches before they cross the plate, and driving balls to left or right fields rather than waiting for them. The piece emphasizes reading fielders and adjusting stance to improve contact.
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Roger Bresnahan
Illustrated Sporting News
Harvest Festival plans discussed by C Y M L committee
The general committee of the Harvest Festival met to advance preparations for the event in late October. Reports from each committee show ongoing efforts, with the Spring Table chaired by John M. Hogan scheduling a Tuesday meeting followed by dancing. Weekly gatherings and ticket coupons continue to be issued for various tables.
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John M. Hogan
McManus Picnic Tickets Carried By Broadway Druggist
Harry L. Timmons, a Broadway Street druggist, has chartered a car for the McManus picnic. Two hundred tickets will be distributed at his store Tuesday morning to take children to the event.
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Harry L. Timmons
Broadway Street
The Lily and a Defeated Horse Win No Link
Mrs Langtry's horse was defeated and she suffered a sore toe. Although the two events are unrelated, any mention connected to The Lily draws general interest, especially when a horse or a big toe appears in relation.
Fulton Compounds claim cures for Brights Disease and Diabetes
San Francisco stockholders of John J Fulton Co announce curability based on hundreds of cures and two years of demonstration claiming 87 percent recoveries. The list includes prominent professionals and business leaders who endorsed the discovery before investing. Renal Compound priced at $1 and Diabetes Compound at $1.50. pamphlets and compounds available at Ellingwood & Co. drugs.
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John J. Fulton Co
San Francisco
Barclay Henley
Ande
Congress
Thos. Kirkpatrick
D. M. Burns
Candelaria Mining Co
A. E. Shattuck
Pacifico States Type Foundry
Edward Mills
Prsident Bullock & Jones Co
Capt. Roberts
Esident Sacramento Transportation Co
B. E. Bender
Wm. Sharp
W. B. Bradford
Alaska Packers Axon
C. W. Clark
Sacramento
W. C. Price
Pasadena
G. E. Bates
E. O. Miller
Chas. McLane
N. Y. Life Ins. Co
Bigelow
State of Nevada
B Fairbanks
Petaluma Savings Bank
R. D. Sessions
Sc. Pac. R. R
The Lucky Student Waiter Who Made His Luck
A University of Pennsylvania graduate working as a hotel clerk in Atlantic City earns praise after handling a rush of guests and exacting bills without error. A Quaker City banker notices his skill, offers a banking career, and he rises to assistant cashier and later vice president, credited to that morning’s flawless accounting.
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University of Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Quaker City
New York Sun
Ryan's Coup Creates Life Insurance Giant
Thomas F. Ryan, a rising figure in finance, orchestrated a remarkable deal uniting Mutual Life and Equitable Insurance. His talent in arranging such mergers draws wide comment as he positions himself to lead a forthcoming financial empire.
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Thomas F. Ryan
Mutual Life and Equitable Insurance Companies
Versed in Verse by Meredith Nicholson in Bookman
A compact meditation on how enduring lines arise from both formal masters and untaught observers. The poem praises untamed common ground where striking phrases emerge and persist, urging readers to honor bold, unrefined cadences that teach and move across time.
Bilkins Philosophy of a Nation’s Hope
A Chicago News poem contrasts neonostalgia for pampered youths with a call for self-reliance. It rails against privileged sons who chase luxury and games and praises the sturdy, workmanlike child who tends his own persimmon tree to earn success and nationhood.
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Chicago News
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