City Sales and Local Sports Results Highlight Weekend
Local ads note hats at two dollars and neckwear promotions at Cook Taylor Co. A Courier-Citizen win over the Mail team by 33 pins at Les Miserables alleys is reported. Thomas Golden, injured in a stair fall at a Middle Street building, was hospitalized.
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H. la Bailey & Co
Merrimack Street
New England
Courier-Citizen
Middle Street
Cook, Taylor & Co
Central Street
Adv
Personal notes from Melrose and area visits
Mrs H Morrison and daughter Abbie of Elm street visit friends in Melrose. Mr and Mrs D J Morris of Portsmouth N H visit Mr Morris mother on High street. Mr Charles T Melvin of Stow visits friends here. Police Officer Whitworth returns to duty after three months off and finger operations. Thomas H Muldoon of the board of health recovering at Ellsworth street and will be at work soon. Mrs Henry A Miles stays with Mrs Sawyer at 7 Nesmith street for three weeks and welcomes friends from 10 to 12 am and 3 to 5 pm.
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D. J. Morris
Portsmouth
N. H
Mr. Morris
High Street
Charles T. Melvin
Stow
Whitworth
Thomas H. Muldoon
The
Board of Health
Ellsworth Street
Henry A. Miles
Sawyer
Nesmith Street
Wood's Jewelry Adopts All-Discount Holiday Push
Big Lowell store halts post Christmas clearance and cuts prices across departments to clear surplus. Wood's expands from a single window to a large jewelry department. extra clerks hired for holiday rush. A list of clerks plus a free gift for every purchaser through Christmas.
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H. Wood
Wood
Lowell
New England
Geo. H. Wood
F. Wood
Sidney Bailey
Thomas D. Bailey
Walter Smith
Judd Phillips
Edward Abbott
C. W. Durant
Edward Durant
Eva Bickford
Alice Smithies
Hilda Carlson
Gladys Ashworth
Bertha Abbott
Kittie Donohue
Bertha Wilcox
Miss Torsey
Conscience Money Returned After Insurance Fraud
At the Lapeer County Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting President John Dodds described a member returning nearly $2000 as conscience money after admitting to hiring a third party to burn property to trigger a policy payout. The donor asked secrecy to avoid public censure and was named only as contributing conscience money. The case stirred interest but likely nothing further.
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Lapeer County Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Association Today
John Dodds
Dodds
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Walsh Lindsay Births Reported in Local Notices
Walsh and Lindsay families announce newborns. A daughter to Colonel and Mrs. Frederick T. Walsh. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Lindsay of 27 Washington Street born Sunday December 7.
Elks Hold Memorial for Departed Rulers in Stormy Year
Lowell lodge of Elks conducted private memorials at Fiske block with about 100 attendees despite bad weather. The program honored numerous deceased members, led by Exalted Ruler Dr A J Halpin and Eulogist Charles F Libbey, as the temple quartet performed.
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Lowell Lodge of Elks
Fiske Block
A. J. Halpin
W. H. Downs
T. S. Boucher
P. E
Charles F. Libbey
Joseph Hicks
James F. Lyons
Bros
Richard Gumb
Harry M. Gumb
James J. Healey
Thomas Waterworth
W. A. Johnson
James E. Mitchell
M. I. Gookin
W. & Grady
W. T. Griffin
John Coggeshall
Albert Wright
God
Libbey
Lodge
Albert D. Wright
W. F. Pearson
W. B. Rielly
J. W. Beebe
J. H. Fuller
C. T. Chamberlain
Frank H. Ford
J. H. Coggeshall
L. W. Hardy
Daniel M. Hayes
Charles Howard
Patrick J. Savage
C. C
Bernard J. Brady
John M. Peavey
Thomas McLaughlin
Cleveland J. Cheney
George H. Young
Jas
P. Hackett
George F. Offut
Mr. Libbey
Cemtery
J. I. Lyons
Thomas E. Boucher
Reasons to adopt the park commission act in Lowell
A list of arguments favors establishing a park commission in Lowell. It cites appointed, paid only by approved funds, accountable spending, permanent staff if work is satisfactory, and benefits from park beauty attracting capital and labor. Signatories include CHAS. A. STOTT and others urging adoption.
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Lowell
Commonwealth
Letter to the Editor on alderman candidate Conlon
The Lowell building laborers denounce the charge of cheap labor against alderman candidate Conlon. They assert he has long supported labor as a building contractor and urge voters to back his candidacy for the best interests of labor. Members of Building Laborers’ Union sign the appeal.
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Sir
Conlon
Lowell
Socialist Rally Draws Small Jackson Hall Crowd
A poorly attended Socialist rally in Jackson hall Saturday night featured ex Mayor John C Chase and Henri F E Richardson as the principal speakers. Charles C Knight presided as secretary of the Socialist city committee, with Chase and Richardson stirring modest enthusiasm among those present.
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Jackson Hall
John cC. Chase
Haverhill
Henri FE. Richardson
Charles C. Knight
Socialist City Committee
Chase
Richardson
When Reuben Comes to Town at Opera House
Herman Perlet becomes the first American to write both libretto and score for a musical comedy produced at the Opera House tomorrow evening. Co created with Herbert Hall Winslow, the piece features a witty plot about a country uncle and city niece seeking to overturn a will, with crisp dialogue and tuneful original music.
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Herman Perlet
Reuben
Herbert Hall Winslow
Audran
Offenbach
von Suppe
Milloecher
England
New York
Winslow
Perlet
Two Married Men at Academy of Music Impresses Local Crowd
The Two Married Men company, at the Academy of Music, promises a hearty, well produced show with fresh attractions. Manager Swafford and Colton have loaded the cast with top performers, delivering a connected, humorous tale with notable songs dances scenery and special effects. Lowell audiences also glimpse When the Harvest Days Are Over on Thursday by the same company.
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Academy of Music
Swafford and
Colton
Lowell
Casto Theatre Presents Sensational Vaudeville This Week
Casto Theatre under Manager Haynes opens this week with a vaudeville lineup headlined by the mystifying Phrase and a dazzling illusion act. Mr and Mrs Alfred Kelly perform their bright farcical playlet Uncle Phineas. J J Desmond, a 14 year old Lowell lad, showcases feats of strength.
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Haynes
Casto
Alfred Kelly
Phineas
J. J. Desmond
Lowell Lad
The Spray Sisters Lead Concert With Collins and Welch
The charming Spray sisters perform songs joined by Collins and Welch in a notable company. Billy Jackson and George H. Diamond, a phenomenal baritone duo, are also featured in the program.
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Spray Sisters
Collins and Welch
Billy Jackson
George H. Diamond
Sousa to headline 21st semi annual concert tour in Huntington Hall
John Philip Sousa leads the greatest military band on a nationwide tour and performs at Huntington hall tonight. The ensemble, praised for unity and tone, features three soloists and reflects deep rapport with its audience and conductor.
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John Philip Sousa
United States
Huntington Hall
England
Sousa
Day by Day Political Update on Mayors Race and No License Talk
The piece analyzes the close mayoral race between Peter J. Brady and Charles E. Howe, noting Brady’s optimism but Howe’s lead among observers. It highlights brewing no license sentiment, possible license changes, temperance sermons, and Textile Council rebukes of delegates active in campaigning, framing a tense political atmosphere.
Reward Offered For Evidence In Lowell Election
A five hundred dollar reward is offered by F. N. Wier of Lowell for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone illegally voting or attempting to vote at the December ninth 1902 municipal election. Submissions must be made on or before December eleventh 1902.
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Lowell
Howe
Brady
Sale of Fancy Articles by Miss Kate Morse at 802 Merrimack
Miss Kate L Morse will hold a sale of useful and fancy articles confectionaries cake and more at 802 Merrimack Street Wednesday afternoon and evening. The sale offers an excellent chance to procure tasteful articles suitable for Christmas gifts.
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Kate L. Morse
Merrimack Street
Prince's Electric Fountain Pens Offered At Low Prices
An advertisement promises high quality fountain pens under Prince's brand with assurance of value. The copy emphasizes that buyers are offered a dependable write experience at a low price through Prince's promotional message.
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Prince
Bargain With Satan Sermon at First Baptist Church
Rev Dr Martin delivers Plain Talks With Plain People arguing against municipal liquor licenses. He cites Judas and thirty pieces of silver to warn that money from saloons harms souls, urging residents to vote no and avoid bargains with Satan even under respectable veneer.
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First Baptist Church
Satan
Smith T. Ford
Christ
Judas
Appleton
South
Judas Iscariot
Judas Iscarioth
God
Principle of Progress Sermons at Kirk Street Church
Rev. George E. Martin opened a sermon series at Kirk Street church on Christ and Social Progress. The deacons issued an invitation urging reverent discussion amid social unrest. The first sermon argued progress begins in conflict, citing history from Babylon to the modern capital labor struggle as a blooded path to civilization.
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George E. Martin
Kirk Street
Christ and Social Progress
Board of Deacons
Martin
Rome
Gaul
Germany
England
United States
Sermons at Centralville Methodist Stir Interest and Debate
The Centralville Methodist services drew a solid crowd though attendance fell slightly in a storm. Rev. F. M. Pickles preached on walking with God and the meaning of life’s progression, then spoke on Paul Before Felix condemning rum traffic and urging temperance. He urged voters to consider righteousness at the polls next Tuesday. The congregation encouraged a future discussion on the topic.
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F. M. Pickles
Enoch
God
Paul
Felix
Philip
Reverend Elwin Hitchcock Delivers Sermon on Job
Nashua preacherElwin Hitchcock spoke at Worthen St. Methodist on Job 23 3 pondering where God may be found. He depicted Uz as a beautiful land, Job as a prosperous farmer, and his trials as adversity met with faith despite visiting friends and discouraging counsel from his wife.
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Elwin Hitchcock
Nashua
Job
Bolivar's Busy Day at Music Hall Next Week
Billy B. Van and Nellie O'Neill star in the three act musical comedy Bolivar's Busy Day written by George Totten Smith. A 40 member company including Henrietta Tedro Alex Cameron William Zewell James Beall Louis Ziegler and Aeolian four performs with the Busy Day quartet and several pretty girls.
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Billy B. van
Nellie O'Neill
Music Hall
Bolivar
George Totten Smith
Henrietta Tedro
Alex Cameron
William Zewell
James A. Beall
Louis Ziegler
Aeolian Four
Cured of Chronic Bronchitis Patient Testimonial
Mrs. Frank Anthony of Jamaica Plain Massachusetts says Father John’s Medicine cured her three year chronic bronchitis with improved sleep and no coughing after first use. She praises it as a body builder and notes refunds for unmet cures.
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Frank Anthony
South Street
Jamaica Plains
Mass
Father John
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