Blatz Beer at American House and New Garvice Books
In the city notices for August 27, 1902, the Lowell Daily Courier reports Blatz Beer available at the American House and announces two new Charles Garvice novels, The Heir of Vering, Inc. and The Lady of Darracourt, Inc., at E. A. Burgess, 8 Central Street.
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Blatz Beer
American House
Charles Garvice
Heir of Vering, Inc
Lady of Darracourt, Inc
E. A. Burgess
Central Street
Personal News From Summit House and Nearby Travels
N. L. Wheeler is registered at Summit house Mt. Washington. Miss Charlotte Cuddy and the Donohoe sisters of Worthen street are visiting New York and plan a Montreal trip. D. P. Knowlton and Alexander Leggett have returned from a Maine and Provinces tour, enjoying a St. John’s river voyage in New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Wheeler
Summit House
Mt. Washington
Charlotte Cuddy
Kittie
Josie Donohoe
Worthen Street
New York
Montreal
D. P. Knowlton
Alexander Leggett
Maine
Provinces
St. John’s River
New Brunswick
May Fiske Shines In The Charity Girl Thrilling Run
May Fiske and company drew a large crowd as The Charity Girl opened with crisp comedy and a serious arc. The orphan heroine outwits accusers while Curry Mangeles and Duke Craven threaten, then justice prevails. Cast merit praised, with Emery Rexford and Moore noted for strong performances. Afternoon feature The Gold King and evening Under Two Flags to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Fiske
Miss Fiske
Iss Fiske
England
Curry Mangeles
Abbie Flint
Duke Craven
Right
Herbert Q. Emery
George Rexford
Mangeles
Edwin Trevor
Kathyrn Moore
Violet Craven
Adelaide
Adelaide Nye
Charity Home
Cavalleria Rusticana
Rhoda Rana Pagoda
San Toy
Boulden
Quinn
Emery
Nadine
Anur
Sandie and
Nye
Ouida
Payton's Park Theatre Presents Friends at Boston
The Park theatre in Boston hosts Corse Payton and his stock company with daily two shows and weekly bill changes. Prices stay popular while performances, acting, scenery, and costumes are kept high quality. Next week feature is Lester Wallack's Rosedale with Payton and Una Abel Brinker starring.
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Park Theatre
Boston
Corse Payton
Payton
Park
Mr. Payton
Lester Wallack
Weekly prayer and praise service Tonight at 7.30
A weekly prayer and praise service is held this evening from 7.30 to 8.00 followed by the Comfort club monthly meeting. A noon prayer meeting also takes place at 12.15.
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The
Comfort Club
Man Suffers Severe Finger Injury In Bleachery Accident
James O'Hare, working in the Bleachery mall, caught the index finger of his left hand in a starch wringer yesterday afternoon. He received treatment at the Emergency hospital. The report comes amid local chatter about a prominent Lowell man who befriended a Winter girl at Old Orchard Beach, involving a $200 sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Hare
Lowell
Old Orchard Beach
Lawrence Sun
Peptiron advertised for pale nervous sufferers
Promotes Peptiron as a radical cure for paleness nervousness and dyspepsia in any age. Claims to prevent nervous exhaustion debility and aids digestion. Available as a liquid cordial at $1 per bottle or pill form at $1 per box from I Hood Co Lowell MA USA.
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I. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
U.S. A
Drowning Deaths Of Perry Boys In Hale's Brook
In Hale's Brook near 467 Gorham street two Perry brothers nine and eight or nine years old drowned yesterday afternoon about five. They were sons of Mr and Mrs Charles E Perry. A passerby found clothing on the bank and divers retrieved both bodies. Ambulance and Undertaker Rogers were notified. The community mourns for the loss of two bright children and extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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John
Frank Perry
Charles E
Mary Perry
Gorham Street
Hale's Brook
John Wholey
Hale Street
Lowell
Rogers
Sorrouw
Durning's Six Days Tour Through Maritime Provinces
The article advertises Mr. Durning's six day tour through the Maritime Provinces from Lowell to Halifax Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island. The trip includes visits to forts harbors parks and scenic drives with a price of thirty dollars covering all travel and accommodations. The departure is September 2 from Middlesex street station and booking is urged at Parker Coal and Coke company offices before Friday noon.
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Halifax
Cape Breton
Prince Edward Island
States
Durning
Maritime Provinces
Cornwalls
Middlesex Street
Lowell
Parker Coal & Coke Company
Licenses Granted at City Police Board Meeting
At last nights police board meeting licenses were granted for Job and Express to Amedee Jean and Oliver Roberge. Common Victualler to Wm. Sutcliffe Zeke Honode Louis Forest. Hawker and Peddler to Eugene Perin G H Davis Oliver Desjardines David Benoit Son Joseph Norman Peter Dees. Auctioneer to Richard J. Flynn. The Dana Lewis theatre license transferred to Joseph F. Berry 261 Dutton Street People’s theatre. Celina Landry common victualler license transferred from 228 Suffolk to 65 Tucker Street. Trefle Plante job and express license revoked. Mary Shea withdrew common victualler license application 622 Market Street. Isaac Weil junk license revoked W H Murphy granted hackman license.
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Board of Police
Job
Amedee Jean
Ford Street
Oliver Roberge
Pawtucket Street
Common Victualler
Wm. T. Sutcliffe
Runels Place
Zeke Honode
Tilden Street
Louis Forest
Salem Street
Hawker and Peddier
Eugene Perin
G. H. Davis
Starbird Street
Oliver Desjardines
Westford
David Benoit & Son
Dracut
Joseph Norman
Hudson
N. H
Peter Dees
Market Street
Richard J. Flynn
Central Street
Dana & Lewis
Joseph F. Berry
Dutton Street
People’s Theatre
Celina Landry
Suffolk
Tucker Street
Treffle Plante
Mary Shea
Isaac Weil
W. H. Murphy
Minor casualties at the Lamson store and bicycle accident
James D. O'Malley of Walker Street suffered a crushed right index finger in a milling machine at work and was treated at the Emergency hospital. Hart Howe, 13, of Wilbur Street, riding barefoot, cut off the big toe of his right foot at joint after his toe got caught in a bicycle chain and was dressed at the Emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. O'Malley
Lamson
Walker Street
Hart Howe
Wilbur Street
Mrs Jane Dane Credits Dr David Kennedy Remedy Cure
Northfield Vermont resident Mrs Jane Dane says kidney disease rheumatism were cured by Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy after five years of agony. The ad touts cures for kidney liver blood bladder diseases dyspepsia and rheumatism with 50 cent and one dollar bottle sizes and a free trial sample by mail. It also promotes Salt Rheum Cream for old sores skin and scrofulous diseases at 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane S. Dane
Northfield
David Kennedy
David Canada
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rendout
N.Y
Marriage of Miss Annie Lemire and Hermidas M Lorrain
Miss Annie Lemire and Hermidas M Lorrain wed Monday morning August 25 at St. Joseph's church. After a reception at the bridegroom's home they left at 12:05 for a wedding tour in Maine to Lewiston Portland Old Orchard and other spots. Bridesmaid Miss Marie Louise Liberty and best man George A Lorrain. Numerous gifts included bedroom furnishings and dining ware from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lemire
Hermidas M. Lorrain
St. Joseph’s Church
Maine
Lewiston
Portland
Old Orchard
Marie Louise Liberty
George A. Lorrain
O. Lemire
W. Lorrain
George Lorrain
W. C. Lorrain
Emma R. Beaulieu
Frederick Lorrain
E. Bibeault
Rose Lorrain
Lillian Lorrain
Joseph Lorrain
John Lorrain
Georgiana A. Beaulieu
George Marshall
Abbie Hildreth
Betsey Nutter
Annabel Lavoie
Florida Lussier
Shoe Manufacturer Seeks a Lowell Site
Mr. Foster, a shoe maker seeking a Lowell location, visited yesterday and inspected several new buildings. He has received about 150 letters offering sites since his ad in the Citizen and Courier, but needs a suitable building to move at once.
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Mr. Foster
Lowell
Citizen and Courier
Lexington Park Crowds Grow At New Resort
Despite last Sundays threating weather Lexington park draws large crowds from Lowell Boston Cambridge Woburn and other towns. The Charlestown Cadet band provided concerts and the American Waltham Watch company band will perform next Sunday. Vaudeville at Rustic theatre features Tanner and Gilbert Howard and Lindner Billy Carter Tom Almond Henry Waite and a womens cottage entertainment with a zoological garden and Casino and swing court also popular with visitors.
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Lexington Park
Lexington and
Bedford
Charlestown
American Waltham Watch Company
Rustic Theatre
Tanner
Gilbert
Howard and
Lindner
Billy Carter
Tom Almond
Henry T. Waite
Boston
Zoological Garden
Food saved her by Grape-Nuts for baby growth
A Woonsocket mother credits Grape-Nuts with a dramatic turnaround for her seven month old, previously underweight and failing to thrive on other feeds. After five months she weighs 19 1/2 pounds with eight teeth and steady growth, prompting praise from the doctor and a plea not to publish her name. Postum Co. Battle Creek MI supplied the endorsement.
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Woonsocket
R. L
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Labor Day Estimates Approved by City Committee
The Labor Day committee met at city hall to review Trades and Labor council estimates based on a $1000 appropriation. Chief marshal Simonds said 15 unions would participate. the parade prizes were trimmed and no beer was budgeted. Barton offered a peace resolution about textile and trades unions but withdrew it amid dispute denials. Adjourned 9:15.
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City Hall
Casey
Trades and Labor Council
Frank J. Simonds
William Rafferty
Simonds
Textile Council
Roosevelt
Berenen Barton
Anthony Cunningham
Cunningham
Trades and Labor
Organized Labor
Barton
Joseph F. Convery
Labor Council
Connons
Alderman Barton
City Hall Notes On Tree Removals Of Several Oaks
The shade trees committee inspected Paige Kirk and Westford streets for paving and tree removal. A new ordinance may authorize removals with city or petitioner costs debated and referred to the city solicitor. Bigelow Carpet Company seeks removals on Market Street costing 40 to 50 dollars per tree. Dr Guy Holbrook returned from Mexico as the board of health held an informal meeting due to John J O Connor's absence.
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Paige
Kirk
Westford
Market Street
Bigelow Carpet Company
Guy Holtrook
Mexico
Board of Health
John J. O’connor
Fraternal Lodge Initiations and Propositions Report
Integrity lodge I C C F M W held a meeting finishing routine business. Four initiations and four propositions were recorded, and degrees were conferred on 13 members.
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Integrity Lodge
Burn Wood Ad From Parker Coal and Wood Co
An old advertisement notes scarce coal and rising demand with the Parker Coal and Wood Co offering five baskets of dry hard wood for one dollar. Each basket holds two and one half bushels with prompt delivery and options for fine, course, or mixed wood.
Golden Anniversary for Nathaniel and Mary Houston
Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Houston of 73 West Fourth street celebrated their fifty years of marriage in Lowell with seven children and 13 grandchildren present. The couple, natives of Paisley Scotland, moved to Lowell 37 years ago and both are longtime members of the First Presbyterian church. The event featured a musical program, a purse of more than 50 dollars presented by the youngest grandchild Florence May Houston, and favors including a basket of Scotch thistles.
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Nathaniel Houston
West Fourth Street
Paisley
Scotland
Lowell
Rev
D. Howie
Sandersonville
Jennie
Alex Ray
James Houston
Lizzie
Geo. Thompson
Robert Houston
Nathaniel Alexander Houston
Mary
Gilbert Hunt
Houston
First Presbyterian Church
Oberlin Lodge
L.o. O.B
William
George Thompson
A. Cruikshank
Mary Louise Coburn
Edna Sawtelle
Henry Boyd
Emily Gordon
N. A. Houston
Funeral Rites Held for Agnes Walsh and Mrs Sullivan
Funerals were held yesterday for Agnes Walsh at 2.30 pm from 164 Coburn street with large floral offerings and burial at St Patrick's cemetery under Undertaker Savage. The second service for Mrs John Sullivan mother of ex Councilman John A Sullivan occurred at St Peters church with a mass by Rev Kr Mc Dermott, choir directed by James I Donnelly, organ by Mrs John Kennedy, and notable floral tributes from family and friends.
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Agnes Walsh
Coburn Street
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Savage
John Sullivan
John A. Sullivan
Keene Street
St. Peter’s Church
Kr. McDermott
James I. Donnelly
John McKennedy
Grandma
Frank Burns
D. McCarthy
Funeral of James Tully in Dracut
The funeral from his Dracut home to St Michael's church was led by Rev Fr Mullin. The choir sang the Gregorian chant with floral tributes from the bereaved including a large pillow from the family and sprays from many named individuals. Burial followed at the Catholic cemetery with undertaker J F O'bunnell in charge.
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Brb
J. Callahan
Mrs. Otley
Jaynes J. McManimon
Death notices from city and surrounding areas
McGrath Michael R. of this city died August 26 at City hospital aged 65. Body to Undertaker O'Donnell. Knapp Jennie D. of Worcester died August 25 aged 29. Forrest Gerick L. of Roxbury died August 26 at 37 Woodville Street. Walker Annie R. wife of W. D. Walker died August 25 aged 68. Funeral from 236 Chelmsford Street August 27 at 9 a.m. Burial in Vermont.
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Walker
Annie R
W. D. Walker
Chelmsford _ street
Vermont
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Ciilinn
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E. Perry
Lorrain—Lemire
Exington Park
Ald
City Hall Notes
Parker Coal and Wood Co
Prescott St
School St
Wood Woopd
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Merrimack Street
Massachusetts Normal Art School
Cor. Newbury
Exeter Sts
G. H. Bartlett
Masury
Thompson Hardware
Temptations
M. P. Brazer & Co. Central
Corner Market Streets
India
F. D. Munn & Son
Caleb L. Smith
Je. McMannon
Prescott Street
Carter & Sharhurna’s, ‘Oezegtice
Merrimack, Cor. Bridge St
Horace Ela
Telephone 580
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