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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1903
Page
5
The original and only authorized biography by Rt. Rev. Bernard O'Reilly, D. D. is offered by Courier-Citizen to new and old subscribers. The price is 25 cents down and 3 cents per week for 52 weeks.
Monsignor O'Reilly's biography The Life of His Holiness Leo XIII received official authorization from the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Right Rev J F Loughlin gave the Nihil obstat. Archbishop Patrick John fixed the imprint.
A detailed biographical portrait of Bernard O'Reilly the right Reverend prelate and historian. It outlines his education at Laval University and European centers, Vatican access, and service as private secretary to Leo XIII. The text asserts the biography as the definitive life of Leo XIII, notes publishing rights, endorsements by Cardinal Gibbons and archbishops, and offers for sale at 2.50 dollars with a year of Citizen or Courier included for 4.93 dollars.
A catalog listing Dr Foote's Plain Home Talk on theology by A Westland and M D. touted as essential for mothers, business people, mechanics, farmers, and students, highlighting the 20th Century Encyclopedia as an invaluable reference.
Our agents are canvassing and will be pleased to show you the threes books when they call.
Members of Company K Associates Sixth Regiment M V M held their annual reunion in Chelmsford on Aug 29 with 12 of 42 living members present. A business session at town hall honored deceased comrades, elected new officers, and a dinner followed at the Unitarian vestry with music, readings, and remarks by President Perham and Dr. Samus L. Dutton.
The annual reunion of Company K drew veterans from Chelmsford and surrounding towns. They recalled camp life and shared smiles while noting the loss of three members in the past year. Speakers urged schoolchildren to study Civil War lessons and honor memory with the Adams library bronze tablet dedicated to Capt. C. HB. A. Bartlett.
Rev. H Hoffman of North Nead ing delivered a fine sermon at Center Congregational Church yesterday. The pulpit was artistically decorated by Miss Flemings and Miss Battles. Mrs. Hton of Chicago will lecture on A Trip on Horseback Through Palestine next Wednesday.
Weekend forecasts dampen schedules at Fordway park and Canobie lake park with postponements for a cricket match and a North Billerica Council versus Lowell 8 ball game. Somerville A A s visit Faulkner park next Saturday, and labor Day plans pit the local team against Fr Mathews of Haverhill. An auction on Pollard street drew a crowd despite rain. Jeremiah O'Brien bought the house for 1375 dollars from Ernest Robinson.
Eddie McDermott, sole survivor among six boys of a recent explosion, returns to his parents on Epping Street after being discharged from the hospital. Thomas England leases the coal yard once held by Frank Farmer. The Lobster club plans a Labor Day outing at Indian Head Beach with sports and a clam bake. Master Willie Chadwick will supply the Citizen readers with daily updates. Miss Alice Malloy will enter Lowell Business College this week. Mr and Mrs Wm Croft and Miss Annie and Master William of South Lowell join Mr Durnings tour of the Maritime Provinces. George Allan family returns from Nova Scotia trip. Margaret McKenzie of Boston visits local friends.
New London Conn Aug 30 The steamer Larchmont of the Joy line brought aboard the passengers of the Tremont which had to seek shelter at Northport due to a storm. The Tremont had left New York for Providence Friday and was unable to sail again because of a machinery mishap and heavy deck load. The Larchmont docked with the Tremont passengers and they were sent by train to Providence while the Larchmont waits for the storm to ease before sailing on to Providence and rounding Point Judith.
President and Mrs Roosevelt and several children attended services at Christ Episcopal church in a heavy rainstorm. They spent the rest of the day at Sagamore Hill with no visitors received.
St. Petersburg date August 30 imperial rescript dated August 29 appoints Minister of Finance Witte as president of the committee of ministers and to lead speedy Russo German commercial treaty negotiations while maintaining finance ministry control. The Official Messenger names M Pleske as minister of finance, and Witte resigned secretly then recommended Pleske to forestall Plehve followers. Witte’s influence seen as uncertain, Plehve faction hailed by some.
James Nolan died after a window incident in a Pascoag saloon. Medical exam revealed a 6 1 2 inch gash from left ear to throat and death caused by blood loss. Coroner to hold inquest next week. Henry Cruise pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and is held on $10 000 bond.
Maxwell Savage, son of Rev. Minot J. Savage of New York, was ordained to the Unitarian ministry at the Unitarian church in Lexington this afternoon and will promptly proceed to Redlands, California to accept a call.
New York announces a two week fashion display at Madison Square Garden starting tomorrow night. Acting Mayor Fornes, Secretary Cortelyou, and Senator Depew will speak as the first national exhibition of fine dresses aims to set style standards and bridge American and Parisian modistes.
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