City Retail Ads Highlight Hats Cigar and Leather Goods
Local merchants advertise hats at two dollars and a one eight price, a best selling seven twenty four ten cent cigar, floor wax for kitchens, and a large leather goods line. Stores include H L Bailey 69 Merrimack, Coburn 53 Market, Devine SS Merrimack, all in Lowell.
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H. L. Bailey & Co
Merrimack Street
Dr. Preton
South
Wiley
C. B. Coburn & Co
Market Street
Large Lowell party attends Mascagni concert in Lawrence
A sizable group from Lowell traveled to Lawrence last night for a Mascagni opera performance. The Entre Nous club met at Miss Zimmer’s Bridge Street home, admitting one new member and electing Miss Alice Gilman president in place of Mrs. Porter, who soon leaves for Providence.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Hugh Walker
KE. P. McOsker
Mary Dunne
Mary Manley
Louis F. Bunne
Edna MacBrayne
Entre Nous Club
Zimmer
Bridge Street
Alice Gilman
Quincey Mansion
Wellaston
Tuttle in this cityNev oh te Mr nd Mae CC hhten
fragmentary OCR text mentions Tuttle two names in a Nevada city and Grove Street. Unable to extract a clear event or context from the garbled source.
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Tuttle
Grove
Calkins Story Teller and Grape-Nuts Aid Digestive Woes
A fragment recalls Calkins story teller figures and notes a user who recovered from indigestion after using Grape-Nuts. The letter praises the product as a nourishment source and claims it relieved dyspepsia and improved appetite.
Opera House engagement winds down at Corse Payton company
The Corse Payton Comedy company nears the end of its run at the Opera House with four more performances. This afternoon Lights and Shadows and tonight A Dangerous Woman are on the bill while Mayme Gehrge and the When Reuben Comes to Town troupe offer sharp humor and a running thread about collecting curiosities and counterfeit coins.
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Corse Payton
Rosedale
Mr. Burke
Col. Elliott Grey
Miss Hamilton
Mayme Gehrge
Reuben
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Chicago
New York Girl troupe opens five night vaudeville bill
The New York Girl company led by Mr W Ho Weber opened with Five acts to fair attendance. The Three Renos William Denny and Dolly performed acrobatic feats with humor and skill. J Leste and J M tardy sang and joked with parodies of Rip Van Winkle and Marching Through Georgia. Carrie Montille impressed as a Yiddish character comic with quotable voice and parodies. Kennedy and Evang offered lengthy but lively comedy. Bulatie, star, excelled in a dancing act with Uncle Remus song and toe dancing. Cole and Warner closed with German burlesque and a cake walk. The final burlesque Frolicaome Plo Flyaway featured Bulalie in a kaleidoscopic company holding the title role well.
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New York
W. Ho Weber
Cave
Renos
William
Denny
Dolly
J. Leste
J. M. Tardy
Rip van Winkle
Georgia
Carrie Montille
Kennedy
Evang
Nnish Bulatie
Uncle Remus
Cole
Warner
German Barona
Bulalie
Vivacity and Skill Highlight Local Musical Show
The performer delivered solos including a Spanish song with a handsome chorus costume. She appeared in a clever song and conversation dance with Warner and Cole. Miss Montille led well and the comedians impressed. A large chorus features Dolly Murray among others. Two shows are scheduled today and tomorrow.
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Warner
Cole
Montille
Dolly Murray
Girl In Blue Company
Sousa Leads American Band in Huntington Hall Concert
Sousa, born in Washington DC, earned his musical education in the United States and is hailed as the foremost American composer. His European programs earned critical praise, and he is praised for building a national school of instrumentalists with a young, native-born band. A concert is set for Monday night at Huntington Hall with strong advance sales at Ellwood's bug store.
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Sousa
United States
Washington, D. C
America
Evyrrope
Huntington Hall
Ellingwood
Two Married Men Delights Metropolitan Audiences
The Metropolitan opera house hosted two afternoon and evening performances of a lively farce titled Two Married Men. The Pioneer Press notes its breezy action and sharp humor akin to Why Smith Left Home and What Happened to Jones. The Lowell engagement Monday night offers best reserved seats to ladies with a coupon.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Smith
Jones
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
Lowell
Keiths Theatre Presents Natural Rest Cure Week in Boston
Keiths Theatre attracts crowds with the Natural Rest Cure show led by pioneer vaudeville manager. December week features Sydney Booth Lena Melville Marion Elmore in The Two Juliet, Snyder and Buckley, Leon Mor rie's ponies Banner and Madison, John Hodge Cadieux, WHF Denny, Clarence KE Billings, Lucados, and a color act by Bob Cole and Rosamond Johnson with a ballade change.
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Keith
Boston
Sydney Booth
Lena Melville
Marion Elmore
Snyder
Buckley
Leon Morrie
Banner
Madison
John Hodge
Cadieux
Denny
Clarence KE. Billings
Lucados
Bob Cole
Rosamond Johnson
Committee on battle fails to reach quorum
The committee on battle failed to get a quorum yesterday afternoon and adjourned to meet next Wednesday evening.
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Committee On Battle
Cold snap sales at ard's drug store
Sure to come. Buy a hot water bottle now for 49 cents. We offer an 85 cent bottle (2 quarts) that cannot be improved unless you pay for trim. Originally priced at 1.50. Limited quantity at 85c. Ard's Drug Store, 197 Central Street.
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Howard's Drug Store
Central Street
Fraternal Groups Name New Officers In Local Reports
Fraternal W R C No 33 elects officers for the year led by president Mrs Elvira Gladwin and senior vice president Mrs Carolin Noyes. Protection Lodge elected officers led by president Victor Storm. Victoria lodge Odd Ladies M A held a meeting with two initiations. Veritas lodge L O O F initiated one member and nominates officers. K of P lodges plan December elections and initiations. Wannalaneit encampment nominates officers. Lowell lodge initiates two and votes December 18.
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James A. Garfield
Elvira EK. Gladwin
Carolin E. Noyes
Paulina O. Crawford
Annie E. Tuttle
Lestina KE. Parker
Carrie Kelley
Laura E. Coburn
Massachusetts State Department
Viola A. Farmer
Lou Stewart Wadsworth
Boston
State Department
Protection Lodge
American Benefit Society
Victor A. Storm
Walter R. Jeyes
A. J. Howe
Henry W. Tinker
M. W. Hale
Mary H. Leighton
C.F. Greenleaf
Antoinette (. Frisbee
Helen L. Dana
Wesley R. Sawyer
Highland Hall
Victoria Lodge, Odd Ladies, M. A
Lodge
Ladies Benevolent Society hosts church vestry program
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of the First Baptist church hosted a monthly evening in the vestry with a full attendance and merry mood. Supper ran from six to eight, followed by readings, violin and harmonica solos, vocal numbers, and performances by Miss Mildred Favor Miss Gladys Hamilton George McKelvey Harry Hopkins. The hostess committee included Mrs Craven Midgely and others, with Paul R. Burtt providing floral decorations.
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Ladies’ Benevolent Society
First Baptist Church
Frank Higgins
Mise
Mildred Favor
Ethel Wotton
Gladys Hamilton
George McKelvey
Harry Hopkins
Craven Midgely
Charles Meader
W. Myers
M. Lee
Laura Jones
C. Markland
Wm. Knowles
B.D. Lovejoy
Howe Rally In Lowell Endorses Republican Ticket
A Jackson hall rally in Lowell favors the Republican slate for mayor and aldermen. J Bert Williams of labor unions denounces Brady while Col Chadwick and Col A M Chadwick praise Howe. Ex councilman Saunders and other speakers urge honest, united city government and a straight Republican vote Tuesday.
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Jackson Hall
James G. Hill
Ward
A. M. Chadwick
Charles KE. Howe
Lowell
Howe
Francis EB. Saunders
Board of Aldermen
Saunders
A. G. Walsh
Brady
J. Bert Williams
Adams
James J. Hayes
E. Howe
Grant
L. P. Turcotte
Westall
Ward 6 French voters favor La Porte despite caucus defeat
An afternoon sheet reports ward 6 French voters unlikely to back the Republican ticket after Elie C. Laporte was defeated at caucuses. Laporte denied any opposition to Republican victory and affirmed support for Republican principles. Ward 2 GOP meeting at 228 Moody St endorses entire Republican ticket.
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Howe
Elie C. Laporte
Laporte
Republican Club
Ward 2
Wm. H. Bamber
Moody Street
William Hardy
Frank W. Dane
William H. Bamber
D. J. Waters
M. Dunfey
Revival Meetings At Mt Vernon F B Church Continue
Inter est remains strong at Mt Vernon F B church revival meetings. Many have sought and found Christ while Christians gain benefit from Mrs Francis's sermons as the meetings proceed toward closure.
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Mt. Vernon F. B
Christ
Francis
Woodworker injured at Brady's yard in Brady's woodshop
John Taylor aged 20 sustained a left hand laceration while sawing wood at Brady's woodyard yesterday afternoon. He was treated at the Emergency hospital. Sources note the incident amid local business listings for HW Bailey & Co at 69 Merrimack street selling soft hats at two dollars.
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John Taylor
Bailey & Co
Merrimack Street
Carleton Hovey’s 2c. mixture praised for purity
Residents boast of Carleton Hovey's 2c. mixture selling at the familiar price and valued at 40 cents a pound for its purity freshness and sweetness. A display of Belcrofft’s finest souvenir boxes accompanies the offering as you head to the theatre.
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Lowell
Carleton & Hovey
Belcrofft
Howe and Brady in Mayoral Campaign Clash Citing Public Records
The piece contrasts the campaigns of Charles E. Howe and Peter J. Brady, urging voters to rely on public records and judged character. It argues Brady’s six years as police commissioner versus Howe’s clean alderman record, and condemns smear tactics while urging honest, capable leadership for the city.
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Howe
Benjamin House Coat or Bathrobe for Christmas Gift
Contemplate a gift for father son husband or friend with a Benjamin House Coat or Bathrobe. Describes luxury house coats and bath robes in woolen blanket fabric with striped sleeves and decorative ends. Prices range from 2.50 to 10 dollars.
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Coata
Bath
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