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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1903
Page
4
The Courier-Citizen publishes brief sketches of Democratic and Republican nominees for mayor alderman common council and school committee. Biographies cover birthplaces, careers, public service and affiliations for Lowell candidates across wards with far reaching details.
The Republican nominee William T. Patten, born in Billerica January 13 1858 and longtime Lowell resident, is a butcher and lumber investor with no prior office. Democratic contender James E. Donnelly, about 28, longtime Lowell resident, has school board service and musical stage experience, and is unmarried.
Charles F Morse a Northumberland NH native born 1857 a Lowell resident for 30 years works as an electrical engineer with L A Derby and previously with Gaynor Electric Co Louisville and Kendall Slade Boston. James H Hayes Lowell born 1876 42 years a hairdresser who has served one year on council. James H Fleming born Manchester England July 28 1866 resident of Lowell 23 years is a laborer with no prior office. No Democrat reply.
No reply has been received from other candidates in this ward. Thomas J. Connors is the Democratic nominee for the common council from ward 2. Born in Portland Me October 12 1870 he has lived in Lowell since 1876 and was educated at Mann school. He is a machinist with Lamson Store Service and is completing his first year on the council.
Charles H. Worcester Republican council candidate for ward 3, born 1864 in Lowell, long resident and furniture dealer, educated at Westford schools and Bryant & Stratton. Former council member, with T J McDonald in wholesale flour, ex VP Suffolk Co operative Bank, six years in present business. John P. Mahoney Democratic ward 4 nominee born in Ireland February 5, 1871, Lowell resident 27 years, Butler grammar and evening high school attendee, a clerk with no prior office.
A Milwaukee woman recounts years of infertility due to a female health complication. After months of treatment with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, her husband sought a remedy, she used it for 3 1/2 months, health improved, and within 22 months a child arrived. The letter credits the product with transforming their home and life. The note includes a $500 reward for proving the letter’s authenticity.
Stott, educated in city schools Holderness and St marks Harvard graduate, has been Belvidere Woolen Manufacturing superintendent for two years and never held office. Timothy S Murphy of Democratic ward 9, born Billerica June 27 1877, 21 years in Lowell, High School graduate, medical student with Dr E J Welch, member of Spindle City Wheelmen and Young Men's Catholic Institute, taxpayer, never held office.
Profiles of Fred S. Osterhout William J. Dunn and Vital Robert Republican and Democratic nominees for overseer of the poor from Lowell wards 1 and 7 are outlined with birthplaces education and current occupations. A Winter Picnic at First Universalist Church is announced for tomorrow night drawing local youth.
A persuasive ad touts Iron Ox Tablets as a gentle tonic laxative that relieves constipation by stimulating digestion, tones the body, and purges impurities without the dangers of harsh purgatives. It warns against alcohol-based liquids and promises gradual, lasting benefits with no habit formation, selling fifty tablets for 25 cents from The Iron Ox Remedy Co in Detroit.
A New England Basketball association manager received a telephone inquiry from Chicopee about adding four more cities to the league. A special managers meeting will be held this week to decide. Chicopee is reported as one potential city. The group indicated Chicopee could assist as a contributing member.
A special meeting of the board of aldermen at city hall named traverse jurors for the term starting December 1 in Cambridge. Five members attended: Miskella Hill McCluskey Casey and Gallagher. Selected jurors: Charles F. Tumulty Edmund J. Cheney J Wilson Jordan and Aime Gauthier with listed addresses.
A Philadelphia Press item quotes Miss Pechis and Percy Vere in a tense exchange. Miss Pechis insists she cannot be plain and refuses further advances, while Vere persists with urging a call. The brief dialogue captures social friction and insistence on boundaries.
Advert shows Hyomei as a catarrh remedy with a full money back guarantee if not helpful. Ellingwood & Co. and Falls & Burk inshaw sold many outfits. complete Hyomei kit costs 1 dollar with inhaler, bottle, and dropper. Inhaler lasts a lifetime. extra Hyomei sold in bottles. Breathe Hyomei four times daily. claimed to start improving first day and cure in a short time. Do not rely on ordinary stomach medicines. Hyomei reaches air passages killing germs and preventing growth.
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