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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1905
Page
4
Merrimack Street offers a pre Christmas sale on high grade Chic muslin undergarments. Drawers corset covers gowns chemises and petticoats discounted from $1.25 to $1.19 and lower in various combinations. Limited quantities at low factory prices.
Dr Hyde spoke to a large attentive audience on Gaelic League aims and Gaelic tongue research. His presentation traced Gaelic priority through medieval tales and minstrel travels, praised by Boston scholars and literary figures, with Mayor Whelton lauding his standing and dedication to reviving Ireland’s heritage.
The ld McKinsey Club held a fall Bast night and endorsed Predericka Parthem for mayor Thewart 2 Democrats have planned big recepth for Mayor Casey to High and the Lincoln club is to give reception to Mr Fartham and the Republican candidates.
Chertee C Lathe alleges a street noble team attacked and robbed him of 12 43 detecting a petty claim of protection and fear. Police records note a disputed incident with the unnamed group and a small cash loss.
A boxed testing car travels eight miles per hour to detect defective bonding points in Boston and Northern street railways. The device records junction conditions on a moving chart with perforations indicating faults near poles turnouts or cross streets. Operator notes reference numbers, car is manned by C. G. Boyden and assisted by his wife.
Grand Secretary James J. Gallagher challenged Dr. Camille Cote's statements at a Vincent Hall session, citing official grand court figures. He corrected totals for payments to the grand court, and debunked claims of a $6000 deficit and 12,000 French foresters in Massachusetts. The gathering reviewed elections, secession rumors, and prize distributions from recent recruiting contests, with new applications heard.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a brick fre, a ree d, and names that hint at a historical ledger or trade note. The readable text lists scattered phrases and partial words without a clear event or identifiable persons or organizations.
The Willing Hands Society of the First Presbyterian church held a successful vestry sale last night with prettily arranged tables. A near fire occurred when a tea table lantern ignited tis sue hangings, forcing the hangings to be torn down to extinguish the blaze amid crowd seating mostly women and children.
A San Francisco police court lineup of thirty drunks and disorderlies was softened by a singing inmate from a cell. A renowned tenor in custody led a rendition of Jerusalem and Hosanna that moved all to tears, prompting the judge to dismiss the cases and spare the men punishment.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference police action near licensees including Ramuel Manni of Lake View Avenue and Rose Lariviere of North Street. Mentions firemen operations and civic groups like the Macesta Aid Society and League. Processing unclear but signals revoked licenses and investigations.
Fragmentary text discusses a tonic or remedy claiming to refine the blood and ease debility by liver and Vitamin content. Mentions Vinel Water and a promised guarantee. Source language is garbled and hard to parse.
The common council discussed Mayor Casey s plea for a 500 dollar appropriation to fund extermination of brown tail moths on city trees and a 100 dollar line for private property inspections. The measure was sent to the appropriations committee for action as minutes note urgent need to start work.
A Chelmsford Street Free Baptist church Ladies Aid event featured a supper at Post 120 hall with Mrs. Percy Mooney as chair, aided by a long roster of hostesses. The program included vocal duets by Misses Margaret and C. R. Thomas, a mandolin solo by Miss Ethel Holden, readings by Miss Nina Brooks, a vocal solo by Miss Black, piano duet by Mrs. A. B. Kenyon and Miss Ella Penn, and a male quartet led by Percy Y and William Welch. A broom drill closed the evening with local participants listed.
New York December 6 Columbia students massed in protest against removing football from Columbia's athletic list. A resolution urged the administration to rescind the ban until the inter-collegiate committee on rules convenes next spring.
Builders rush to finish the sewer theatre for a Christmas opening. Crew reduced to 16 men, decorators at work, modern ventilation being installed. The venue promises a grand façade, extensive balcony seating, and a unique ventilation plant, with tight progress amid careful planning and expected public interest.
New York reports that Secretary Root may respond favorably to Simon Wolf regarding aid for Russian Jews. A letter says Root hopes for a liberal government form and restored administrative control to ease unrest. The note suggests U S influence could promote freer treatment of American Jews and reduce antagonism.
Charles W. Hickford, Republican, elected mayor of Rochester New Hampshire today by a narrow margin. The result shows a strong Republican showing with votes tallied and reported locally. The outcome highlights party momentum in the city.
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