Nurse for the Poor Fund Raised at Lowell Club Dinner
Edwin D. Mead addressed the Lowell Congregational Club at the First Trinitarian church in Boston. About 100 members attended a supper and program, with A. G. Cumnock revealing a $1590 gift from corporations to establish a nurse for the poor. Mead spoke on the evolution of peace and the role of international arbitration and The Hague tribunal in reducing war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Mead
Boston
United States
Lucerne
Switzerland
Lowell Congregational Club
First Trinitarian Church
S. H. Thompson
Elizabeth Spofford
Roxanna Henderson
Arthur S. Butler
Edw. Killpartrick
A. G. Cumnock
Thompson
Mr. Mead
Roosevelt
Congress
Mead
William Loyd Garrison
Newburyport
Garrison
Workers For
Charlies Sumner
Joseph Sturge
England
London
Brussels
Elihu Burritt
Paris
Wasting Away From Indigestion Relief by Nervura Remedy
Mrs Sarah Clark of New York recounts severe indigestion with headaches and fatigue. She credits Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy for restoring appetite, easing stomach distress, improving sleep, and reviving strength after months of poor eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Clark
Third Avenue
New York City
Doan's Kidney Pills Hear Report From Lowell Woman
Lowell resident Mrs. L. M. Harmon testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills aiding backache and urinary troubles, noting a family member was cured after using the remedy from Ellingwood & Co. Two boxes relieved a two year old backache. Additional users cited for favorable results. Sold everywhere 50 cents. Lester Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Bright
Doan
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Lester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Governor Bell Faces Petition to Save Mrs Rogers
In Chicago, December, the New England Society honored its Thanksgiving anniversary with a banquet attended by Gov. C. J. Bell of Vermont and Gov. Geo. H. Utter of Rhode Island. A petition from Mrs. Rogers supporters urged mercy before the gallows, while the Chicago Spiritualists League asked leniency. Over 200 society members attended as George R. Peck acted as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New England Society of Chicago
C. J. Bell
Vermont
Geo. H. Utter
Rhode Island
New England
Gov. Bell
Rogers
Min
Students Clash With Police At Palo Alto Theatre
A night altercation in Palo Alto left several Stanford students injured as 15 special deputies clashed with about 150 students at Mullen's hall during a planned performance of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Constable Hill had sworn in deputies to arrest a student, but the ensuing fight led to no arrests.
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San Jose
Cal
Palo Alto
Stanford
Hill
Doherty Bros Foundry Damaged by Fire
Doherty Bros iron foundry between Saunders Street and the Western canal suffered a major fire last night with an estimated loss around 4000 dollars. An air shaft explosion caused debris to rain down as firemen battled the blaze, injuring no one seriously and forcing 66 workers to idle for one to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty Bros. Iron Foundry
Saunders Street
Bank of the Western Canal
Behoo
Dagman
Hox
Wee
John F. Doherty
Lee & Co
National Football Rules Committee to Meet in New York
Walter Camp chairman of the national football rules committee telegraphed members to meet in New York near Saturday to review proposed changes and draft a code for the 1906 season. Members include Camp Morgan from Harvard Fine of Princeton and A A Stage.
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Chicago
Walter Camp
National Football Rules Committee
New York
National Football
Ean Camp
J. Morean
Harvard
Fine
Princeton
Chinese affairs envoy plans visit to United States
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions a figure linked to China sending advice or delegation to the United States. The readable pieces reference a Chinese heart of foreign affairs and a proposed envoy, with garbled context about Sagres and Seapatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
C. Berg
United States
Chine
En Sagres
China
Hana
J. Mineeter
China delays province program amid Japanese Manchuria concern
Chinese officials reportedly troubled by Japan's attitude toward Manchuria and its bid to monopolize economic and other rights. Tokio Hochi notes Japan aided in garnering foreign legation withdrawals from Korea with active help from United States official J Bryan during a visit to India, Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chinese Foreign Board
Manchuria
Japan
Tokio Hochi
Korea
United
An J. Bryan
Lariat King Rogers Plans Exit After Vaudeville Run
A Courier-Citizen profile highlights Will Rogers a star lariat thrower at the opera house and his plan to retire from vaudeville after Christmas. He recounts frontier life, performances for Col Mulhall and Theodore Roosevelt, travel from Oklahoma to Boston, and a famous Buffalo rescue with a runaway carriage. He describes stage rules, pride in his Cherokee heritage, and hopes to return to the plains after the current tour ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Opera House
Plains
Syers
Owen Wister
Rogers
Cherokee Tribe of Indians
Claremore
Indian Territory
Buck’ McKee
Col. Mulhall
Washington
United States
Madison Square Garden
Keith
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard College
Oklahoma
Australia
South America
East
Buffalo
City
Mr. Rogers
Opera
Funeral of Daniel J Sheehan in Reston
The funeral of Daniel J. Sheehan, longtime resident and former employee of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, was held today at a Catholic church in Reston. Friends and relatives from the city and New York attended. Burial followed at Holyrood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Sheehan
Reston
Daniel J. Bheein
Thie City
Atohi
Banta Fe
Oon
New York
Holyrood
Nurses' Alumnae Hold Benefit Concert at Worthen Street
The Nurses' Alumnae of Lowell General Hospital hosted a well attended benefit concert at Worthen Street Baptist Church to fund a new room in the old hospital building undergoing renovations. Performers included Miss Emma Coote on organ, Mrs. Ernest G. Dumas violin, Miss May Caddell whistling, and Mrs. F. L. Roberts as a leading contralto with multiple instrumental numbers and songs by Brahms, Chaminade, and Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell General Hospital
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Emma Coote
Gordon
Ernest G. Dumas
Jean L. Sherburne
Wm. F. Thornton
Gertrude Edmund
Eugene G. Russell
Molloy
May Caddell
Scotland
Charles Littledale
F. L. Roberts
Barnard
Booth
Edwin German
Ethel Ranger Curper
Dumas
Russell
Telma
Brahms
Mia. Roberts
Cozner
A. P. Wedge
Secretary of the Navy Warns on Old Ironsides Claims
In his annual report to the president Charles J. Bonaparte debunks exaggerated talk about the old frigate Constitution at Charlestown Navy Yard. He notes materials from the original ship were used in the new vessel, only a small part remains identifiable, and displaying the Constitution would be improper and costly. Rebuilding with new materials would waste public money and make the ship a target for attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
Boston Navy Yard
Charlestown
Mull
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Lowell Mills
Russia
America
Benjamin Franklin
Massachusetts Peace Society
American Peace Society
William Penn
Immanuel Kant
Dante
Grotius
Henry IV
Charles Sumner
Czar
Emerson
Hague
Dogger Banks
Edward Everett Hale
Lake Mohonk
Hale
Judicial Tribunal
Massachusetts
Aca
Dunal
Eminent Jurists of
Europe
David Dodge
Dr. Greene
Mrs. Rogers
Chew Chai Lait
Lade Mac
Ayer
Tate
Santa Claus
Childa
Santa
Sec
Bonaparte
Resley
W. Groves Stonetere
Ben
F. H. Pearson CO
20Th Century Shoe Store
Merrimack &T
Piiente
John P. Quinn
Gorham and
Dix Streets
Tol
C. B. Coburn Co
Market St
Optician
Geo. G. Roger
Merrimack Street
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