Local notices and shop ads appeared in Lowell paper
The December 6 1905 issue lists events at First Congregational church a social supper 630 to 830 p m and entertainment options. It promotes chimney repairs solicits buyers for picture framing leather goods and tar boilers for sale or rent from Taylor Roofing Co at 140 Humphrey street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodale’s
First Congregational Church
Limburg
Bridge Street
John and
Merrimack Streets
P. F. Devine
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Taylor Roofing Co
Telephone
Humphrey Street
Pleasant surprise party for Master George Mixer
A birthday party was held Monday evening at 8 at Master George Mixer’s home 82 Shaw street for his sixteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments served by Mrs. Alfred A. Lovejoy, Miss Susie Carll, and Miss May Carll. Master Caril Lovejoy presented Mixer with a bunching bag on behalf of attendees. Sister Agatha Barrett, once of this city and now with Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore, has been transferred to a hospital in Evansville Indiana. She recently passed Maryland state pharmacy exams and became the first registered woman pharmacist in the state. Mr. A. M. Holman, keeper at the police station, is ill at his Powell street home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanson, parents of auctioneer Charles H. Hanson, will hold open house next Tuesday, December 12, from 5 to 9, celebrating their 65th wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Daniel R. Frye, 219 Gibson street. The couple remain in good health and will someday tell Courier-Citizen of their diamond jubilee. Mr. Albion L. Felker is quite sick at his West Tewksbury home.
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George Mixer
Shaw Street
Alfred A. Lovejoy
Susie Carll
May Carll
Caril Lovejoy
Agatha Barrett
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Evansville
Ind
Agatha
Charity
State Board of Pharmacy of
Maryland
Charles Hanson
Charles H. Hanson
Daniel R. Frye
Gibson Street
Courier-Citizen
Pulpit Supply Committee Recommends Wilmot as Pastor
The First Congregational church pulpit supply committee recommends Reverend Benjamin A. Wilmot of Townsend be invited to become pastor. A committee will seek the society's concurrence on the appointment.
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First Church
First Congregational Church
Benjamin A. Wilmot
Townsend
Butler Veterans Elect Their Officers
On Tuesday evening December 6 the Genial Butler Veteran Fire Association held its annual election at their rooms at Fletcher and Cross streets. Officers chosen for the coming year include President James H Walker first vice president B C Kendall second vice president James Corrigan treasurer William W Murphy recording secretary Ernest F Bullivan foreman James H Curry first assistant Howard Wright second assistant Martin J Herhan league delegate William W Murphy steward Cornelius O Neil and board of directors Edward Fallon John J Horan Louis Reeves William E Kimball Fred Gilman.
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Butler Veteran Fire Association
Fletcher and
Cross Streets
James H. Walker
8. C. Kendall
James Corrigan
William W. Murphy
Ernest F. Bullivan
James H. Curry
Howard Wright
Martin J. Herhan
League
Cornelius O'Neil
Edward Fallon
John J. Horan
Louis Reeves
William E. Kimball
Fred Gilman
Salvation Army caution on Christmas donations
Captain Armstrong warns contributors to place funds in Salvation Army boxes not with solicitors. City fundraisers seen misdirecting donations. Mattie Towne not authorized to collect for the army or charity. Consult Captain Armstrong for details on this case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Armstrong
Salvation Army
Captain Armatrong
Mattie Towne
Captain Armetrong
Vaudeville Show Tops Lowell Theatres
The Morning Citizen hails the biggest end beat vaudeville show ever to play in Lowell praising its spectacular acts. The Morning Mail calls the lineup the greatest collection of high close vaudeville acts ever presented in the city and says the combination would be hard to beat.
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Lowell
Morning Mail
Latest He Admits The Assault In Police Court
Supt. W B Moffatt presided over a rapid session in which several minor cases were decided. John Degaroules pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon and was kept in $1000 bail. Fitzpatrick and Jordan faced larceny charges, each continued until December 8 in $200 bail. Morin jailed for two months. others fined or sent to reformatories.
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W. B. Moffatt
John Degaroules
Strakes Papanokalou
John Fitzpatrick
Wm. M. Jordan
John H. Christoan
Achille Morin
James Dillon
Fred Connors
House of Correction
Charles Gagnon
State Farm
Adelard Champagne
Massachusetts Reformatory
Patrick J. Roche
Thomas M. Sheehan
Harvard regrets the attack on Yale in university bulletin
Boston dispatch reports Harvard graduates athletic association Bulletin condemns a Harvard magazine article suggesting severance with Yale. Editorial argues the piece misrepresents Yale and Harvard and should have been signed and more clearly attributed. It urges continued friendly athletic ties despite past incidents.
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Boston
Harvard Graduate Magazine
Harvard
Yale
Harvard Bulletin
Harvard Graduates Athletic Association
Graduates
Bulletin
Burr
Quill
Yale University
Harvard University
America
Hadley
Cambridge
West Adoption Case Upholds Choctaw Allotment Claim
Justice Duell affirms district court ruling in Willis C. West v Secretary Hitchcock. West argued he became a Choctaw by marrying an Indian woman and thus eligible for Indian Territory land allotment. Interior Department refusal based on lack of approved adoption. Mandamus relief denied. appellate court concurs that the secretary’s discretion governs the matter.
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Washington
Justice Duell
District Supreme Court
Willis C. West
Hitchcock West
Indian Territory
West
Interior Dement
Yut
Maniue
Mandamus
American heiress joins British peerage through marriage
London December 6 An American heiress became part of the British peerage as her daughter wed Lord Willoughby De Vere, heir to the Earl of Ancaster. The ceremony at St Margaret's Church Westminster drew a notable crowd and highlighted transatlantic ties in high society.
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la@ndon
W. L. Breese
New York
Lord Willoughby de
Earl of
Hot Drinks Lead New Menu at Carleton and Hover
The menu features hot chocolate as the leader with hot ox and special prowess. Geliclows whipped cream tops the beverages, promising a standout treat. Worth a visit to try these warm offerings, even if slightly out of the way.
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Carleton & Hover
Funeral Notices for Tetreault Fox Hayes and Mary Hayes
Funeral services were held yesterday for Narcisse Tetreault at St. Jean Baptiste church with burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. Dana R. Fox's funeral occurred in Dracut with burial in East Dracut. Rev. Owen James officiated and flower tributes were many. Mary Hayes died and was sent to Newburyport for a Mass at Immaculate Conception. bearers included local names and mills workers. burial followed in Newburyport Catholic cemetery.
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Narcisse Tetreault
Moody Street
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Dubreuil
Odilon Salvas
Eugene Boivin
Joseph Boisclair
Arthur Boissonneault
Louis Laferriere
Arthur Arcand
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Fr. Desrosches
Amedee Archambault
Dana R. Fox
Daniel D. Fox
Dracut
Dracut Centre
Owen James
Daniel D. Roswell
Russell Fox
Frank Bryant
Laforrest Beals
East Dracut
J. W. Brooks
Mary Hayes
John Street
Newburyport
Immaculate Conception Church
Thomas Roaf
John Harrington
Lizzie McKay
John Watson
Merrimack Mills
Arlington Mills
Atherton
Michael Brown
Joseph Gilbert
Patrick Barrett
Denis Hale
J. F. O'Donnell & Sons
Infants Die In City At Home Birth Notices
In this city notice of infant deaths at family homes. George Baril son of Lorenzo and Elo die Baril aged 1 year 3 months 6 days at 16 Rogers street. Demetrios Dimetracopoulos son of Harris and Katherine Dimetracopoulos aged days at 63 Cheever street. John J Guillemette son of Charles N and Delia Guillemette aged 1 year 8 months at 4 Varnum avenue Third street.
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Varnum Avenue
Third Street
John J
Charles N
Delia Guillemette
Death of James M. Cooper Shocks Concord
James M. Cooper died suddenly this morning in Concord at 34. Recently named clerk of the committee on patents in the national House of Representatives, he had long worked with major newspapers and hotels across New England and beyond. He served as NH house clerk in 1908 and 1905 and helped run the Concord New England League baseball team in 1903 and 1904. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Concord
N. H
James M. Cooper
National House of Representatives
Norwich
Eng
New England
New York
Philadelphia
California
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Concord New England
Monseigneur Aversa Arrives in New York with Passengers
Monseigneur Giussippi Aversa, apostolic delegate to Cuba and Porto Rico, arrives in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. He succeeds Archbishop Chappelle, who died in New Orleans last summer. Also aboard are Min Yeung Than, Korean minister to France, on his way to protest Japan's Korea authority, and Baroness Von Sternburg among others.
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New York
Monseigneur
Giussippi Aversa
Cuba
Porto Rico
Archbishop Chappelle
New Orleans
Min Yeung Than
France
Washington
Japan
Korea
Cherbourg
Min Yong Whan
United States
Seoul
Baroness von Sternburg
Gregory Wilekin
Conaty
Los Angeles
Cal
Rome
B. S. Conaty
Worcester
Mass
Missing coal barge Rembrandt near Canso remains unfound
In Canso Nova Scotia on December 6 a search continues for the coal barge Rembrandt which broke away from the tug D H Thomas last Wednesday. The tug F W Roebling reported unsuccessful searches after arriving for shelter, and plans to resume the hunt. The barge crew had limited provisions and faces severe hardship if not afloat.
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Canso
N. S
Rembrandt
D. H. Thomas
F. W. Roeblin
Roebling
City committees fail to convene due to no quorum
No quorum present halted meetings of the fire department and appropriations committees at city hall last night. The appropriations committee is scheduled to meet next Tuesday night to resume business.
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Committee On Fire Department
Appropriations
City Hall
Committee On Appropriations
Young Whalen Tempts Westward Life With Loot
New York, December 6. Edward Whalen, 12, stole 1600 dollars from Mrs. Eugenie Chickey, his employer, planning a western shooting trip. He says James Lodatti, 16, enticed him and kept most of the money, later giving Whalen 15 cents. Police found 500 dollars in a toy bank and the rest in a cellar. both boys were arrested as they prepared to take a westbound train.
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New York
Edward Whalen
Whalen
Eugenie Chickey
James Lodatti
Lodatti
Graphophone Concert At First Baptist Church
At seven o'clock Thursday evening a graphophone concert will be held at First Baptist Church. Tickets are set at 20 cents and include supper.
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First Baptist
Prevent Colds With Turkish Bath Therapy
A newspaper note debunks the belief that Turkish baths weaken the body. It argues perspiration expels poisonous matter aiding the system and strengthens resistance to cold weather. Madden's baths on Middle Street are popular now, with Thursdays and Saturdays reserved for women.
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Madden
Middle Street
U S Will Go To War, Warns Army Chief Chaffee
Los Angeles dispatch quotes Lieut. Gen Adna R Chaffee predicting the United States will go to war again. He warns modern war requires scientific training and readiness, notes Japan’s military vs Americans’ approach, and urges intelligent preparation. He says the nation has become a global power with interests to defend.
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Chicago
Chronicle
Los Angeles
Cal
United States Army
United States
Navy Needs Military Administrative Authority
Rear Admiral George A. Converse urges a navy general staff and military administrative authority to coordinate technical bureaus and advise the secretary on fleet organization. He argues the lack of military initiative harms efficiency and calls for legal definition of duties, two vice admirals, and relief from a purported pay penalty for shore duty.
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Washington
Geo. A. Converse
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department of
Navy General Board of Staff
General Staff
Admiral Converse
Navy Department
Converse
Naval Administration
Congress
General Board
Navy
Naval War College
Officers of
Naval Intelligence
United States
Maine dairymen attend state dairy meet in Penobscot area
In Maine dairy farmers gathered at a state dairy meet under the Maine Dairymen's Association. A. W. Gilman, state commissioner of agriculture, spoke and was greeted as president of the Providence board delivered a short address on dairying.
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Pittefield
Dee
Mne Te Dairymen's Association
Erro
Pivencia Board
Antenne A
Old Ladies Home Board Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the board of patrons of Old Ladies Home will be held at the home on Thursday afternoon December tenth at 3 o'clock.
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Board of Patrons
Old Ladies Home
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Lowell Daily Courier
Young's Hildreth
A. M. Holman
Powell Street
Albion L. Felker
West Tewksbury
Butler
Opera House
D. RK. Boynton
Lawtucket
Cirietmes
Degaroules
Keith’s
Dewitt, Torrence & Burns
Monseigneur Aversa
Plains
Ring
Hera
Lowell, Mae
U.S
Gen. Chaffee
Maine
Gookin Bros. CO
Market St
Big Market Street Furniture
Orient
Wey
OLD CO
Lehigh All Sizes
Franklin Stove
WM. E. Livingston Company
Thorndike St
Rock Street
C. H. Hanson & CO
Carrole Bros
St. Anne's
Shattuck Street
Grace O Upper
XMAS
Main Springs
M. Stein
Prescott St
Ernest
Crawford
Fifth Street
Carter & Sherburne
James E. O'Donnel
Merrimack St
Courier
Citizen
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