Removal of New Merrimack Street Hair Goods Store
On or about December 5 the store No 73 Merrimack Street opposite Lowell One Price Clothing Co will open featuring a fine line of human hair goods and ornaments in New England The store promises superior accommodations and a private room for each person for hair treatments shampooing and scalp care including removal of superfluous hair warts and related services A snack date for opening will be announced later.
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Merrimack Street
Lowell One Price Clothing Co
New England
Ater
Pure gluten earth food for all
A local seller announces stock of Pure Gluten Food Co products from New York. The items include breakfast food crackers macaroni and flour in packages or sacks. Government analysis reportedly approved and endorsed these gluten foods for high nutrition. Call and examine.
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Pure Gluten Food Co
N. Y
U. S
Union Labor Candidates Answer Union Questions
Trades and Labor Council questions municipal candidates about labor issues. Mahoney ill at St Johns Hospital prompts fund drive for his family. Several candidates pledge support for labor measures and wage improvements, with others committing to oppose by action or be unpledged. A souvenir mourning card from Mrs. McKinley is noted and delegates urged to attend next Sunday’s meeting.
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Trades and Labor Council
John J. Mahoney
St. John’s Hospital
Messrs
Convery
O’brien
Moynihan
Connolly
John D. Long
James O’sullivan
F. H. Rourke
John M. Ryan
John J. Welch
Charles H. Worcester
Cecil Adams
Hugh Finnerty
Ward 5
Wm. G. Brown
Ward 9
Moore's Mills
Benjamin Preston
Edmond P. Fontaine
Ward 7
C. H. Molloy
McKinley
May Fiske Company at Opera House This Week
The May Fiske Repertoire company opens tonight with Charity Girl at the Opera House. Manager John F Cosgrove presents a strong company with Miss Fiske supported by David Murdock Harry Hanield Maudie Scott and others. Matinees start tomorrow with two performances daily for the rest of the week.
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May Fiske Company
Opera House
John F. Cosgrove
Miss Fiske
Saratoga Daily
Empire
May Fiske
Tom Thumb
Count and Baron
David Murdock
Harry Hanield
Maudie Scott
Pastor A E Wilson Resigns From Paige Street Church
The Paige Street Free Baptist Church of Lowell Mass learns of Rev A E Wilson resignation to take effect by Feb 28 1902. He expresses thanks for six Thanksgiving days and the church's strong spiritual life while noting sorrow in leaving. Rev C E Fisher begins seventh year at First Universalist Church as Sun sermons noted.
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C. E. Fisher
First Universalist Church
Paige Street Free Baptist Church
A. B. Wilson
Zion
Christ
Lowell
Mass
Paige Street Free Baptist Church and Society
Brethren and Sisters
First Free Baptist Church of
A. E. Wilson
Savoy Bill Promises Record Vaudeville Run
It is highly likely another record breaker at the Savoy this week as a strong vaudeville bill unfolds. Joe Flynn offers witty parodies, Carr and Jordan present a one act comedy from A Tangle in a Tenement, Memphis Kennedy debuts new musical specialties, Danny and Dolly Mann return with Mandy Hawkins, Janet Barrington and Miriam Martell present The Lady and the Factory Girl, Teed and Lazelle perform a lively singing and dancing sketch, and the Two Shrades add novelty with dancing and acrobatics.
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Savoy
Joe Flynn
Carr and Jordan
Memphis Kennedy
East
Cleveland
Danny
Dolly Mann
Mandy Hawkins
Janet Barrington
Miriam Martell
Teed
Lazelle
Miss Lazelle
Bachelors' Social Club Dance At Thomas Talbot Hall
In North Billerica the Bachelors' Social club hosted its first complimentary dance at Thomas Talbot Memorial hall. Over 300 attendees, many from Lowell, enjoyed dancing until 11.45 as Columbian Orchestra of Lowell provided music. The evening featured officers such as General manager James O'Toole and floor director Thomas Twomey, along with a reception committee and several new street lamps installed on Talbot avenue by the V. S. A. Traffic delays on the Billerica line were reported due to funerals in Lowell, extending trip times from Worcester to the centre.
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Bachelors
Thomas Talbot Memorial Hall
North Billerica
Lowell
Columbian Orchestra of
James O'Toole
Samuel Stott
Thomas Twomey
James Peppard
James Shallod
Frederic Hannon
C. del
Talbot Avenue
T. Ramsey
Winthrop Pearce
Patrick Powers
Joseph Maureau
S. Lapoint
E. Lapoint
Philip Howarth
Charles Higgins
Ed. Griffin
Margaret Devine
Eva Chamberlain
Albert Sutcliffe
Weir
Christ
Baptist Church
Charles Robinson
Boston
Lizzie Coffee
Unitarian Society
Myra Frazer
Charles Baker
Lowell and Boston Street Railway Company
Woburn
Billerica
St. Louis Car Company
Lexington
Gorham Street
Bartlett and May in A Woman in the Case at Music Hall
Bartlett and May headline a strong Music Hall bill with sharp sketch work and clean comedy. Miss Fennel adds a sweet singing turn while other acts include Sir Thomas Reception burletta, five European chorus women, and magician Lawrence Crane plus Irish comedy by Corbly and Burke and a looping burlesque finale Loop the Loop. The show runs the last three nights this week.
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Bartlett
May
Music Hall
Miss Fennel
New
Six years in Lowell at First Universalist Church
A large Lowell congregation welcomes Rev. C. E. Fisher for his seventh year as pastor. He cites $35,000 raised for church business, no debt, harmonious work, and a 75th anniversary ahead. He calls for citizens to mix with clergy, warns on public duty, and stresses preaching Jesus while urging ethical politics.
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C. E. Fisher
Universalist
Fisher
Lowell
Not a Candidate for Police Commissioner Post
Hon Fisher H Pearson denies being a candidate for police commissioner next year. He tells the Citizen the report is a fabrication by the News with the treacherous aim of harming Mayor Dimon.
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Fisher H. Pearson
Dimon
Christless City Sermon Highlights Faith and Public Life
A Fifth Street Baptist service themed The Christless City the Preacher and the Politician opened a December sermon series. Millington argued Lowell is not Christless yet faces sins of worldliness and mixed morals with churches and saloons, urging that Christ must guide public life.
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Fifth Street Baptist Church
Millington
Lowell
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
Morning Citizen
Florence Nightingale Not Near Death After All
London report to the United States says Florence Nightingale is near death was unfounded and that she is well.
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London
United States
Florence Nightingale
Fire destroys Masonic block in Ola Town
A morning blaze in the Masonic block in Ola Town Me caused extensive damage estimated over 20000 dollars. The fire, of unknown origin, wrecked the building which housed the Masonic society and two other tenants with near total loss of stock and fixtures. The owner is A F Bradbury and the property was insured.
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Ola Town
Masonic Society
A. F. Bradbury
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint Endorsed in Letter
A Lowell Massachusetts reader writes to George Fairburn praising Devoe lead and zinc paint as the superior choice over traditional mixes. The letter likens common paints to porterhouse cuts, arguing Devoe costs less than inferior blends and outlasts three years, concluding with a signature from F W Devoe and Co.
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Porterhouse
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO
Church and newspaper reflect duties of church and press
At Central M. W. church Rev. George H. Clark preached on The Church and the Newspaper. He urged the church to mirror Christ and learn from the paper by engaging the community, staying up to date, and funding through many small gifts. He warned against sensationalism and Sunday issues hindering worship and urged church leaders to merit newspaper coverage.
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George H. Clark
House of God
Church
What is Man Discussed At Y M C A Meeting
At a Sunday afternoon YMCA gathering Rev. J H MacDonald led a large audience through a talk on What is Man. He used analogies of tools and objects to stress proper use and the grandeur of the universe versus human finitude. The discourse framed life as a battle of the intellect in relation to creator purposes.
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J. H. MacDonald
The Mind Behind War and Man’s Endless Quest
A meditation on Napoleon and the驱 mind shaping history. The author argues that human cognition drives conflict more than armies, celebrates human progress from ancient savagery to civilization, and reflects on permanence versus mortality within the universe. It ends with a call to self perfection under divine purpose.
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France
England
Napoleon
Europe
Norway
Germany
McDermott Comfortably Recovering From Variloid Case
Seventh day of eruption finds James McDermott in fair condition at the contagious hospital. Dr. B E G Livingston reports a mild, simple case due to prior vaccination. without it, a full smallpox would likely have developed. City health officials urge vaccination amid East epidemics and Lowell’s high vaccination rate.
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James McDermott
Contagious Hospital
BE. G. Livingston
McDermott
Livingston
East
Lowell
Board of Health
Brockton vaccination concerns arise over smallpox case
The board of health investigates a Brockton lodging house linked to McDermott who is believed to have contracted smallpox. He stayed there about three weeks ago while traveling from Providence to Lowell, and local doctors were vaccinating guests during that stay.
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McDermott
Brockton
Providence
Lowell
Adams Family Thanksgiving gatherings in Chelmsford
In Chelmsford several families marked Thanksgiving with large gatherings. Otis Adams hosted 24 relatives including six children, their spouses, and 11 grandchildren, with Norwhich, Connecticut relatives among them. Other meetings occurred at Sarah Hazen and Park residences, while Holt and Perham families joined in Billerica street observances.
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Otis Adams
Herbert C. Adams
Norwich
Conn
Sarah Hazen
Public meeting in North Chelmsford hosted by Court Wannalancit
A large gathering convened Sunday at St John’s T A Society hall with Court Wannalancit M C O F presiding. Speakers included Vice Chief Ranger Timothy B Reardon and Secretary John J Leonard joined by Junior Conductor Chas EK Benning. Supper served to speakers. Also note small buggy shaft break incident on Princeton street near Edward Fallon residence.
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Court Wannalancit
St. John’s
T. A. Society
John F. McManamin
Timothy B. Reardon
Lynn
John J. Leonard
Springfield
Chas. EK. Benning
Malden
Court Wannalandt
New York
Philadelphia
Frank Martin
Charles Edwards
West Chelmsford
Princeton Street
Edward Fallon
OA STOTT A. Sears the The Kind You have always vought
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and phrases without clear context or full sentences, making it difficult to determine a concrete news event or subject. The readable bits include references to signatures and product branding but lack coherent details.
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OA Stott A
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Caleb L. Smith
Berry Bros
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Central Street
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Charles Wheeler
Thorndike Street
G. G. Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
P. F. Devine’s
Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Go
Eg Cenrali
C. Abbott
Jos. Peabody
Union Labor
Paige St
E. T. Cooke
G Pollaarnd & Co
Arnold
Novelty Knitting Co
Infants’ Wear Dept
Savoy Theatre
H. W. O. Millington
Beara
T Kall Pitkin
Geo. Fairburn
Lowell, Mass
M’dermott
Chelmsford
North Chelmsford
Cook, Taylor & CO
Central ST
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