Public lecture on expansion policy at State Normal
Hugh J Malloy defended anti imperialism while James Lyford argued for expansion. The event featured a musical program with students performing piano, readings, and songs. Malloy challenged international law and argued the United States lacks clear title to the Philippines, urging justice over conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
James ©. Lyford
Hugh J. M. Boy
Peasing
Long
McMahon
Parker
Eagan
McKinley
Spain
Molloy
Philip
Philip Sober
United States
Great Britain
Philippi
Philippines
Mr. Molloy
William Pitt
Dmund Burke
Fox
Louisiana
Napoleon
Texas
Northwest Territory
Alaskan
Russia
Mexico
Scott
Philippine Islands
Canada
Fuist Resigns as President of Ladies Auxiliary at Y M C A
M C A notes report Mrs Fuist resigns from the Ladies Auxiliary presidency. A Wednesday meeting at Y M C A rooms gathered about 20 boys aged 14 to 20 to form a junior department. Ms M Robinson, secretary of State work for boys, attended and offered suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Avery
Frank Sweetser
Fuist
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Returned from Cuba Meades find Cuba not inviting
Mr and Mrs William V Meade have just come back from Cuba where Mrs Meade was born. He criticizes first class trains and high Havana hotel rates. He notes officials’ salaries and warns Americans against investing, citing Cuban preference for Cuban trade and political agitation for Estes Rathbourne. He recalls electric railway plans, destroyed blockhouses, prison visits in Matanzas, and a sign controversy over white clientele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Meade
Cuba
United States
Estes Rathbourne
New York
Ohio
Dolan
Lawrence
United States Mail Service
William H. P. Sheridan
Roxbury
Boston
Havanese
Charles Smaller
Lowell
Santa Clara
Havanna
Matanzas
Havana
Anc
Land Improvement on Hildreth Street by Wheeler
Henry T. Wheeler bought land on Hildreth Street from the Hildreth and Barker estates. He drained swampy areas using dynamite to clear stone, uncovered a high quality gravel bank, and supplied material for city macadam on the Hildreth road. He built a slaughter house and barn with a 150 ton ice house fed by a local brook. A dwelling is expected to be erected next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Wheeler
Hildreth Street
Hildreth
Barker
Mr. Wheeler
Wheeler
Embroidery Class Announced by Peoples Club
The Peoples Club invites women to join a Saturday afternoon embroidery class at the Women’s Branch beginning December 2 at 2 30 if enough interest is shown. Classes limited to ten, with Mrs Frank Falls of Lawrence teaching. Apply at club rooms 22 Swan’s Block on evenings or Saturday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan's Block
Frank Falls
Lawrence
Lowell
European Bicycle Trip Promises Great Public Interest
The proposed European bicycle journey in 1900 under the Courier-Citizen company and led by Mr. 32.7 Shadduck is expected to be a strong success. Pamphlets with trip details are available at this office or from Mr. Shadduck, 251 Middlesex Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Citizen Company
Shadduck
Middlesex Street
It is never too late to mend health with Hood's Sarsaparilla
A health warning urges readers not to neglect a cough or ailment. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to tone blood and improve health, urging prompt action for restoration and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
McMahon Miller Tie The Knot In Ottawa Ceremony
Charlies J. McMahon and Mae Miller, a well known young couple, wed Wednesday afternoon at Immaculate Conception church parish residence. Rev William D Joyce officiated with Thomas Flynn as best man and Mary A McMahon as bridemaid. A reception at 75 Quebec street from 8 to 10 followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies J. McMahon
Mae Miller
William D. Joyce
Immaculate Conception Church
Thomas Flynn
Mary A. McMahon
Quebec Street
Sumner Titcomb and Mabel Lyon Wed in City Church
Mr Sumner Titcomb and Miss Mabel C Lyon both of the city were married at the residence of Rev Smith T Ford of the First Baptist church on Wednesday afternoon Only immediate relatives attended the ceremony.
Marriage at Sacred Heart Church Unites Flanagan and Mahan
At o clock Wednesday Rev Fr Reynolds united in marriage Daniel J Flanagan and Maggie A Mahan at the Sacred Heart parish residence. Only relatives attended the ceremony but a reception followed at the Bleachery street home with many friends present and joyful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Reynolds
Sacred Heart Church
Daniel J. Flanagan
Maggie A. Mahan
Soupte
Moran- Moran marriage at Immaculate Conception Church
Mr Patrick W Moran of 4 Tyler Street and Miss Ellen G Moran of 9 John Street were married on Wednesday at the parochial residence of Immaculate Conception Church. Rev William D Joyce O M I L officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick W. Moran
Tyler Street
Ellen G. Moran
John Street
Immaculate Conception Church
William D. Joyce
O. M. IL
Lynch and Finn wed in quiet Peabody ceremony
Mr Joseph Lynch of 20 Harris street Peabody Mass and Miss Bridget Finn daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Finn of 29 Butterfield street were married late Wednesday afternoon by Rev William D Joyce at the Immaculate Conception church parochial residence. The ceremony was quiet but joyous with warm wishes and congratulations and substantial gifts given to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lynch
Harris Street
Peabody
Mass
Bridget Finn
Michael Finn
Butterfield Street
William D. Joyce
Immaculate Conception Church
Joyce-Wedding Unites Rev William D Joyce and Fiore Elien Fitzgerald
Reverend William D Joyce joins in wedlock on Wednesday. Groom Francis Davey of 129 Colburn Street and bride Elien Fitzgerald daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Fitzgerald of 263 Concord Street. The Daveys receive many proofs of esteem from friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Joyce
Francis Davey
Colburn Street
Elien Fitzgerald
Edward Fitzgerald
Concord Street
Davey
Conductor Martin Price Marries Miss Mary Finan
Mr Martin Price a popular Lowell and Suburban street railway conductor wed Miss Mary J Finan daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Finan of 20 Huntington street. Rev William D Joyce officiated at Conception church with a reception at nearby Corral street home where friends gathered and gifts were exchanged. The report also notes Augustus Long of Lawrence married Miss Annie Winn of this city at St Patrick s parochial residence with a reception at the bride s parents home 187 Mt Hope Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Price
Lowell & Suburban Street Railway
Mary J. Finan
Daniel Finan
Huntington Street
William D. Joyce
Immaculate Conception Church
Corral Street
Price
McLaughlin and MastersonWed at St Peters Parochial Residence
Mr John McLaughlin and Miss Kath erine Masterson were married by Rev Father Ronan at St Peter s parochial residence on Wednesday night. Mr Mus R Gookin served as best man and Miss Rose McLaughlin was a bridesmaid. The couple will reside at 43 Elm street after their wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLaughlin
Katherine Masterson
Father Ronan
St. Peter’s
Mus. R. Gookin
Rose McLaughlin
Elm Street
Clark Myron Wedding At St Patrick Parish Residence
Louis Clark and Mary A Myron married yesterday at St Patrick's parochial residence in a small ceremony attended by local family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark-Myron
Louis Clark
Mary A. Myron
St. Patrick’s
Marriage of Mr Prescott A Buzzell and Miss Elizabeth A Little
A ceremony was held yesterday at 4 o clock at 379 Middlesex street with Rev. Smith T. Ford of the First Baptist church officiating. Only close friends attended and a reception followed. many valuable presents were received. Also listed are numerous other nuptials in the city on Nov 29 at St. Josephs and St. Patricks parochial residences with Rev. Fr. Amyot, Fr. Leonard, and other priests presiding. The pairs include Elisee Geland and Etosanna Bourque, Charles Theriault and Marie Louise Gagnon, Luke Finn and Maggie Kelley, David Laviolette and Emma Theriault, Frank Riley and Elizabeth Connor, John Sullivan and Elizabeth Brown, Thomas Nicholson and Grace Ella Haskell, Frank J. Young and Emma P. Kelley, Martin Walsh and Delia Healey, Michael ONeil and Ella Clancy, Michael OBrien and Mary Connors, Bartholomew Whalen and Nellie Winn, Patrick Gaffney and Mary Gaffney, Patrick Whelan and Elizabeth Roach, Peter Corrigan and Mary Balfry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott A. Buzzell
Elizabeth A. Little
Middlesex Street
Smith T. Ford
First Baptist Church
Beland-Bg Bourque
St. Joseph's
Amyot
Elisee Geland
Etosanna Bourque
Theriault-Gagnon
Charles Theriault
Marie Louise Gagnon
Finn Kelley
St. Patrick’s
John McHugh
Luke Finn
Maggie Kelley
Larivierre-Theriault
David Lavivierre
Emma Theriault
Riley—Connor
Michael O’brien
Frank Riley
Elizabeth Connor
Sullivan Brown
St. Michael's
Fr. Gilday
John Sullivan
Elizabeth Brown
Nicholson-Haskell
Thomas H. Nicholson
Grace Ella Haskell
Collinsville
Gilday
Young-Keiley
Ella Clancy
Leonard
O' Brien-Connors
St. Patrick's
Michael O'Brien
Mary Connors
Whalen-Winn
Bartholomew Whalen
Nellie ‘Winn
Gaffney-Gaffney
Patrick Gaffney
Mary Gaffney
Whelan-Roach
Fr. Leonard
Patrick Whelan
Elizabeth Roach
Corrigan-Balfry
Peter Corrigan
Mary Balfry
Leonar
Fritz in a Mad-House at the Opera House
Big audience greeted Joseph K. Smet and Lottie Gilson in Fritz in a Mad House with lively farce in act three. Emmet praised for acting and charm, Gilson praised for singing and soubrette role. strong supporting cast and a final matinee. Faust at Morrison's Romantic classic returns with new scenery and electric effects for one last local run, Saturday show and matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Fritz
Louisiana
Sousa
Paul Dresser
New York
Santiago
EB. M. Dresser
Pritz
Faust
Lewis M Morrison
Morrison
Ishams Olectoroons at Music Hall Delight Lowell Audiences
Music Hall hosts John W Ishams Olectoroons to capacity crowds with strong chorus singing and polished performances. Belle Davis Miss Marion Henry Billy Miller and the Britons Joe and Sadie receive praise. company closes with operatic selections. Nouvelle drama La Belle Russe arrives Monday Dec 4 with Rose Stahl and cast promising high calibre entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Isham
Music Hall
Lowell
Belle Davis
Messrs. Smart and Williams
Marion Henry
Olio
Billy Miller
Joe
Sadie
Madison Square Root Garden
New York
Smart
Williams
William English
David Belasco
Maryland
Rose Stahl
William Bonelli
John Ince
Frederick Cook
Eliza
Savoy Theatre Presents Solaret Vaudeville Show
A cosy Savoy Theatre program last evening featured Solaret as top act with graceful dances and light effects. The bill included Bon Ton Trio and others. Matinees daily at 2 15, 10 and 20 cents. evenings at 8 15, 10, 20 and 30 cents. See daily papers for next week’s bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solaret
Geo. Kingsbury
Clint
Bessie Robbins
John T. Powers
Eustes
Arizona at Tremont Promises Insight Into Southwest
The Tremont theatre will host Arizona next Monday evening December 4. The play centers on Canby's cattle ranch and Fort Grant offering studies in Spanish American architecture and character. Author Augustus Thomas, a Missouri native and former Arizonian, draws on his western experiences to portray diverse nationalities and frontier life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Tremont Theatre
Great Southwest
Canby
Frontier Army Post
Fort Grant
Augustus Thomas
Missouri
Thomas
Kansas
Fraser
Aravaipa Valley
Japanese stage in Tremont with Kawagami and Mme Yacco
A touring Japanese company from the Mikado's Imperial beat at Tokio led by Kawagami Ojiro and Mme Yacco, billed as the Henry Irving and Ellen Terry of Japan, will perform at the Tremont theatre on Tuesday Thursday and Friday December 5 7 and 8. They present two plays The Earnest Statue Maker and The Geisha and the Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Remington
Imperial Beat
Tokio
Kawagami Ojiro
Mme. Yacco
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Japan
Paris
Tremont Theatre
T and 8
Keith's Boston theatre week offers historic line up
The programme for the week of December 4 at Keith's Boston theatre features Cissie Loftus impersonations, Mme Adelaide Hermann in A Night in Japan, the farce A Man of Chance with Dempsey Mitchell Clifton, The Kissing Bridge operatic comedy, The Little Mother sketch, Miles and Nitrain acrobats, Rosalre trapeze, Goolmans musical comedians, and James G Barrows company in Pactics. The biograph presents new motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Boston
Cissie Loftus
Mme
Adelaide Hermann
Japan
Thos. J. Dempsey
Joseph Mitchell
Miss Clifton
Mary Sherwood
Smedley Sketch Club
Conway and
Leland
Miles and
Nitram
J. C. Medway
Rosalre
Goolmans
James G. Barrows
Poe Life at College Virginia Years Ago
Edgar Allan Poe entered the University of Virginia in February at age 18, having spent years in London and Stoke Newington. He excelled academically, explored Ragged Mountains, and later occupied Room 13 where he penned early works including Tamerlane. He was sober and orderly, not the midnight debauchee some claim, and remains a revered figure in American letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Allan Poe
University of Virginia
New University
Stoke Newington
London
John Allan
Poe
Gaffey
Boston
William Wertenbaker
Griswold
Hawthorne
Wash Your Eyeglasses With A Bath Soaks And Scrub
An optician urges regular cleaning of spectacles with warm water soap and a soft brush, followed by polishing and tissue cleaning. He cites cases of blurred vision from neglected lenses and recommends a drop of ammonia in soapy water for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Picayune
Family reunions and the bonds they renew
A nostalgic note on family reunions highlighting the warmth of shared time and the enduring ties that bind relatives across generations, emphasizing how gatherings reinforce affection, memory, and support within the kin network.
The Diamond King dramatic success by Y M C I troupe
The Young Men's Catholic Institute drama group staged The Diamond King at Immaculate Conception school hall. The western mining camp tale featured a broad cast with notable songs between acts and prize giveaways including gold, a parlor suite, a range, a gas lamp, a dictionary, and a gas stove funded by local benefactors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Catholic Institute
Immaculate Conception School
Silver Bell
Shea
Dalton
McGinn
Tracy
Lizzie Henry
Wing Lee
Edward Shea
Thomas M. McGinn
Laura Bernier
John McCaffrey
Frank Cassidy
New England
Joseph BP. Cooney
Green Mountain Home
John Datton
Sandy Marvin
Thomas F. Quinn
Silas Steel
Snd Ggbesenessi
BURR
Parley Jubal Jones
Win Klee
Anee
Ciee Po
Shea Yosemite Bill
Pad Cha
Walter Burrell
U. S. Army
Nas Lee EO Soule
Frank Sibartiec
Tom Ledanmenn
Delton
Juan Palacio
Joseph P. Cooney
Viol Vascard
Philip Redfern
B. T. Tracy
Nellie Marvin
Linda Fee
John Marvin
Nellie
Mary Keough
Dollie Wallace
Gidvvsbancavoss
Seccac Tees Eagmle Henry
St Clair Hertel
Waverly Place
New York
James EB. Hyde
Broadway
James King
Pleasant Street
A. Merrill
Kennebunkport
Range
Colburn Street
Standard Dictionary
Mulligan
East Merrimack Street
Mary Healey
Fayette Street
Oblate Fathers
Gookin Brothers
Peter Davey
T. Costelo
T. H. Tmwler
Father Gigeault
O. M
Prize drill and dance at Westford armory selection of winners
About 200 couples attended the prize drill and dance in Westford street armory. Sergt H L Wadsworth won first prize a silver cigar case. Corp J C Laing took second a French briar pipe. Hibberd's orchestra played until 1 am under Capt A D Mitten and Lieut J S Gillow with a full officers’ staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company M
Westford Street
William Fairweather
Rose
Hunton
Gillow
Sergt. H. Ll. Wadsworth
Corp. J
A.D. Mitten
J. S. Gillow
P. McNulty
Aid
H. T. Caldwell
Aids
H. L. Wadsworth
HM. W. Whiteley
J. M. Lund
W. EB. Chamberlain
J. C. Laing
W. E. Stratton’s Twelfth Annual Concert in Lowell
The twelfth annual W E Stratton concert at Odd Fellows temple drew a large Lowell audience and delivered a high quality programme. New York banjoist A A Farland performed in eight numbers including cradle song and Alice Where Art Thou, earning warm praise despite his first Lowell appearance. Walter Eccles of Boston entertained with humor and songs including Josh Jackson's visit to New York and a parody on The Old Oaken Bucket, ending with Burlesque Magic. The Tabasco club selections, led by J A Handley, followed with strings and mandolins adding to the lively program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Stratton
Odd Fellows Temple
Mr. Stratton
A. A. Farland
New York
Cipal
Lowell
Inhcult
Alice
Walter Eccles
Goston
Josh Jackson
Tabasco Club
J. A. Handley
A. C. Spaulding
G. B. Hill
Mandons
Amphion Club and Pupils Impress at Concert Return
W M Rice mandola and others drew encores as the Amphion club performed the Am Phion Galop with spirited acclaim. The opening numbers by the pupils showed Miss Parland’s training, and she added a few more selections after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Rice
Mandola
Who Dar
Amphion Club
Parker Tucke
Hay Gordon
Sidney Whipple
Warren Scribner
Winthrop Batricx Mandon
Pupills
Burkes Easily Defeat Worcester Team In Institute Event
Burkes Temperance Institute hosted a basketball and dance evening at Associate Hall. The Burkes defeated Father Mathew's Worcester team 22 to 3 after a fast, hard game with strong passing. Reagan led scoring with five baskets, Tierney and Kelleher also prolific as fouls limited early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkes Temperance Institute
Burke
Father Matthew
Worcester
Giants
Burkes
Pete’’ Reagan
Goa
Cullen
Tierney
Reagan
Hehir
FPR
M. O'Neilly
Cullen Kelleher
Brady Marley
Wiseman Tierney
Ig Smith Reagan
Fr. M
Kelleher
M. J. Burkes
George Rooney
Turkeys distributed to White Brothers & Co. employees
Thanksgiving Eve at the Lowell plant of Hide and Leather company distributed 300 choice turkeys to married men and heads of families. About 1500 employees enjoyed the firm's generosity, with a total weight near 2500 pounds and a scene of hearty cheers for the thoughtful donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Brothers & Co
Lowell
Hide and Leather Company
Massasoit Play Staged at Lyon Street School
A juvenile drama Massasoit was presented at Lyon Street School with a large cast led by Joseph O Connell as Massasoit and Chas Willette Gow as Miles Standish. Priscilla was played by Ethel Geary, and Peregrine White by May Gentry. The show featured Pilgrims, Indians, and animal characters as second and third grade pupils acted in period costumes and offered Thanksgiving gifts of toma hawks at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massasoit
Lyon Street
Joseph O'Connell
Miles Standish
Chas
Willette Gow
Bradford
Sylvester Harris
John Alden
Daniel Meehan
Miles Brewster
John Shea Priscilla
Ethel Geary Peregrine White
May Gentry
Thanksgiving Party at Loom Fixers' Hall Draws Dancers
A social party and cake walk in Loom Fixers' hall Wednesday drew a merry crowd. Miller's orchestra played while officers J K E Jennery floor director, Adam Blais chief aid, and Frank Tremblay general manager led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's Orchestra
J. K E. Jennery
Adam Blais
Frank Tremblay
JOLLY FOUR DANCE AT HISHLAND HALL BY BOX PARTY
The Joly Pour organized a box party and dance in Hishland hall on Wednesday with the Lowell Cadet orchestra providing the music. Officers listed include General manager Alexander Du charme and assistants Archie Gagne and Omer Lavoie with others named in reception and staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Four
Joly Pour
Hishland Hall
Lowell Cadet Orchestra
Alexander Ducharme
Archie Gagne
Omer Lavoie
Louis Ducharme
Anna Brosserza
Imma Gagne
Ida Nocbel
Altice Bolsvert
Primary Teachers Union Weekly Meeting at Paige Street Church
The Primary Teachers' union will hold its regular weekly meeting Friday afternoon at 4 15 in the vestry of Paige Street Free Baptist church. Mrs Cc T Upton will teach the lesson for the following Sunday and Mrs Asa Reed Dilts will give an address. All interested in Sunday school work are invited.
Cooking School Opens Friday Night This Season
The Ministry-at-Large Cooking school will begin this season on Friday night at 7:30. Those wishing to join may leave their names or send them in on a postal card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dec. Ltd
Lenhart Credits Dean's Ointment for Leg Soreness Cure
C W Lenhart of Bowling Green Ohio reports relief from a rumming itching sore on his leg after using Dean's Ointment. He says the ointment removed the burning and provided a permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hugh J. Malloy
Woman's Auxiliary
H. C. Fuller
W. W. Richardson
Fuller
Richardson
F. P. Kinney
Association
Kinney
Fulter
Mrs. Meade
People's Club
Titcomb
Lyon
Moran—Moran
Davey—Fitzgerald
Price—Finan
Buzzell-Little
Savoy Theatre
Keith's Theatre
Armory
Mr. Parland
Basket Ball
Lyon Street School
Cooking
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