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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1903
Page
10
Local Ads Note Bridge Street Businesses and Goods
The city section lists pocketbooks purses and repairs at Limburg 1128 Bridge Street. A. H. Cluer stored goods at 340 Bridge Street. Building materials lime cement brick delivered by E A Wilson Babbitt Co. Opticians move to Bon Marche building 11 Thorndike Street. weather strips from Goodwin shown. Cigar 7-20-4 10c billed leader in New England. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup touted for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawler's
Limburg
Bridge Street
A. H. Cluer
E. A. Wilson
Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton Street
Bon Marche
New England
Dr. Wood
Goodwin
Thorndike Street
Local notices list marriages travels and visitors in Lowell
Carl N Smith accepts a position at Pillings Shoe Manufacturing Co. Mrs Lawn of Cady street ill at home. Dr John J Foster and wife of London England visit Rev Harry B Foster at 89 Nichols street. Mrs Erline Burill of Nashua visiting 114 Ford street. Miss Lillian Hallett to wed Moses McKelvey Jr at her parents home 17 London street Dec 30. Rev John H Nawn and Rev Co J Quill visiting Lowell. Nawn stayed with sister Miss Mary A Nawn. Nawn ordained in West. former altar boy at Immaculate Conception parish. Christmas holidays spent in Europe by Lowell people sailing from Boston Dec 6 to Glasgow aboard Cunard Ivernia. others on Anchor Line Astoria from New York. Thomas Gorman surprised with gold watch and money for 21st birthday at Catherine Sheehan’s 60 Jefferson street. party featured music and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl N. Smith
Pillings Shoe Manufacturing Co
Moses McKelvey, Jr
John H. Hallett
London Street
John H. Nawn
Corpus Christie
Chicago
Ill
Co. J. Quill
St. Mary's Church
Fr. Nawn
Mary A. Nawn
Lowell
West
Immaculate *Conception Church
Europe
Murphy's Steamship Agency
Boston
Cunard Line
Ivernia
Terence McMahon
John Gill
Bridget Connelly
Ellen O'Dea
Patrick Burke
Peter E. Holman
Ernest Ross
New York
Anchor Line
Astoria
Glasgow
Ge R. Campbe
Christmas Endeavor Meeting Draws Lowell Groups
The Christian Endeavor Union held a December gathering at First Congregational church with members from Lowell societies and nearby towns. A lunch, devotional service, roll call, guest introductions, and a vocal duet preceded a consecration meeting. A rally is set for December 15 at First Trinitarian church with speakers Van Ogden Vogt and Rev George F Kenngott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union
First Congregational Church
Lowell
First Congregational Society
Messrs. True
Beaven
Edwin R. Smith
Pawtucketville
George F. Kenngott
Grand Jury Hearing Schedule Across District Courts
The grand jury hearing arrangement is listed by dates and courts. Monday includes Northern District Court Ayer central district Concord Marlborough police court Framingham while Tuesday covers 3rd district eastern Middlesex Cambridge 2nd district eastern Middlesex Waltham Newton Wednesday lists Lowell Somerville Low el police courts and Thursday 1st district eastern Middlesex Malden 4th District court eastern Middlesex Woburn with all other cases not previously heard on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern District Court
Ayer
Central District Court
Concord
Police Court of
Marlborough
Southern District Court
Framingham
Hemenway
Hopkinton
Mulligan
Natick
Boynton
Hudson
Eastern
Middlesex
Cambridge
Eastern Middlesex
Waltham
Newton
Lowell
Somerville
Malden
Woburn
Howe Wins In Huntington Hearse of Polls Reflects Victory
Campaign winds last night favored Hon. Charles E. Howe for mayor with three to one sentiment in clubs and streets. Casey predicted victory but party lines appeared split as bettors showed Howe edge and Democratic support waned. Casey and Howe spent the evening at headquarters and around town while Billy Patten and Donnelly drew campaigning flair with a band wagon. The Courier-Citizen promises full returns tonight and urges both parties to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Howe
Mr. Casey
Howe
Casey
Huntington
Billy” Patten
Billy
Donnelly
Courier-Citizen
Red Hot Republican Rally in Ward Nine
A marked Republican rally proceeded in Gorham hall Gorham street last evening with Mayor Howe five alderman hopefuls and ward nine council candidates present. Speakers including Hamilton Burrage RE B Conant Robert F Marden and Rep elect William E Westall urged voters to back Howe Patten nine honest aldermen and three Republican councilmen affirming Howe's record and pledging support for cohesive party control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 9
Gorham Hall
Gorham Street
Howe
Board of Aldermen
Jas. H. McKinley
Hamilton Burrage
RE. B. Conant
Reid
Patten
Marden
Robert F. Marden
Mr. Casey
Col. Gaston
Casey
Gaston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charles A. Stott
Ward
William E. Westall
James H. McKinley
Jas. G. Hill
Col. A. M. Chadwick
Lowell
Col
A. M. Chadwick
Burt Crosby
John S. Palm
James G. Hill
Albert J. Pindar
Asa B. Hilliard
William T. Fairweather
W. H. Downs
W. H. Thatcher
John W. W. Tilton dies after long illness at 30
John W. W. Tilton, formerly superintendent of commons, died at his home on Whipple Street after a lengthy illness. Aged 30, he leaves a wife and had been active in local politics and well known to city government men in recent years. The notice mentions his illness and his ties to Pit and Flinch games and Lawler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. W. Tilton
Whipple Street
Tilton
Gift promises from Geo EB Tradd’s store ad
A dated advertisement from The Oriental Barber at 218 Merrimack Street promotes Geo EB Tradd’s gifts and emphasizes that giving ensures you will get in return. It urges shoppers to remember the address and the initials G E T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. T. Get
Geo
Tradd
Lowell
Merrimack Street
Elizabeth Sawyer Marry Young Woman Bypasses Parents
Lewis Smith wed Elizabeth Sawyer Saturday night after she claimed to be 18, a license issued without parental consent. Dr Wesley Sawyer disputes her age saying she is 16, seeking possible annulment while Elizabeth vanished from Lincoln Street. Justice Peter Fay says age appeared valid, leaving clerk’s judgment to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis 3. Smith
Elizabeth Sawyer
Lincoln Street
Mr. Smith
Miss. Sawyer
Peter A. *Fay
Mr. Fay
Trial in Shanghai on Sedition Charges Concludes
In Shanghai the mixed court of the Chinese local newspaper Supao employees finished a sedition trial begun December 3. One defendant was released while judgements for three others were reserved. Another defendant, also charged with rebellion in Hankow in 1900, awaits an appeal decision for that charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Shere
Supao
Hankow
Corns Pain Vanished By Expert Chiropractor Ad
A бытов ad urges readers to visit Young's in Hildreth building for corn removal by an expert chiropodist. Elevator access and Lawler's Choice line of leather goods are also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young's
Hildreth
Chire Podistu
Lawler's
Slip Into a House Coat for Cozy Evenings
An advertisement promotes Benjamin House Coats as comfortable and dressy for home use. It urges readers to shed business attire and enjoy the ease of a stylish house coat, claiming the town has the largest and finest stock available for Christmas gift shoppers.
Prices for Bath Robes and Woolen Blankets
The notice lists bath robes and woolen blankets with girdles at prices from 3 to 10 dollars. It emphasizes quality and roominess, noting robes priced at 4 5 and 6 to 10 dollars and blankets at 3 4 and up.
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Thomas Gorman
Catherine Sheehan
Jefferson Street
Gorman
George Sullivan
Messrs. Callahan and
Sheehan
James McLaughlin
Mr. Brennan
A. Rourke
Miss Kelley
Horan
McGrath
Lawler’s
Christian Endeavor
Local Union
First Church
Grand Jury
Lawler’s Book Store
Hood
C. I. Hood Co
Lowel
J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Mass
William Preston Phelps
Monadnock
Gtdden
Middlesex Street
Mass
J. W. W. Tilton
Lawler
Doctor Sawyer
W. P. Brazer & CO
Central Cor
Napelch Bros
Middle S
E. Turner
Central Street
Garter & Sharburne’s
Broa
Merrimack, Cor. Bridge Street
A. J. Houston
Ellingwood & Co
Cor
Cestral
Mecrimeczk
Jan.st
Children’s Overcoats
Children’s Suits
THE
Talbot Clothing CO
Great Daylight
Central
Col. Warren St
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