George W Hulme dies suddenly at Philadelphia address
George W Hulme long time Philadelphia representative for Gilbert Barker dies of apoplexy at 3535 North Broad Street. Born Sept 4 1834 in Lowell he worked as machinist and with Singer Sewing Machine in New York and Philadelphia. Survived by widow two children brother James Hulme. Funeral notes follow. John H Nichols Chelmsford janitor dies of apoplexy at Centre School basement age about 70 veteran civil war Post 185 G A R. Leaves one son Fred. Burial plans and other notices listed.
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George W. Hulme
Philadelphia
Gilbert & Barker
North Broad Street
Mr. Hulme
Lowell
Singer Sewing Machine Company
New York
Lowell Fire Department
James H. Hulme
John H. Nichols
Chelmsford
Centre School
Averell
Fred
Nicho
Nat
Wilmington
Wm Nichols
The
Baptist Church
Mon Council
Common Council
Smith Brothers
Lriven Wells
George Charette
Merrimac
Postum Coffee Replaces Coffee for Indigestion Cure
Jerome Lacey Benzing of Philadelphia reports that switching to Postum Food Coffee cured his breakfast indigestion and stomach sickness. He notes three weeks to improvement, ability to drink regular coffee again, and lists ten friends likewise cured.
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Jerome Lacey Benzing
No. 50Th Street
Philadelphia
Bradstreet Company
Beaulieu Steps Upward in Ward Six Politics
Beaulieu rose from a mill worker and grocery dealer to councilman and then upper board member. He settled on Tilden Street, built a substantial business, and owns a fine Hildreth Street house and Tilden block. He is active in LUnion St Joseph, St Jean Baptiste, Club Citoyen Americain and LUnion Franc americain.
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Lowell
Merrimack Manufacturing Co
People’s Club
Tilden Street
Hildreth Street
Beaulieu
L’union St. Joseph
The
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Club Citoyen Americain
L’ Union Francomericain
George H. Taylor for Alderman Ward Six
Republican candidate George H. Taylor has served Lowell as a longtime council member and civic worker. His record includes leadership roles, editorial service, and advocacy for bicycle paths and municipal reforms, with strong ties to local business and public interests.
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Taylor
Lowell
Twelfth Street
Centralville
Lowell Daily Courier
C. I. Hood & Co
Election Hopeful Mr Taylor Voted Sure to Win
Mr Taylor a director of the Owello cooperative Bank and a member of the Royal Areann Fellows and Good Roads League is regarded by many friends as a sure winner in the election to be held next Tuesday.
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Terham
Bridge Streets
Taylor
Thowellooperative Bank
Royal Areann Ddd Fellows
Good Roads League
Sam Chapin Seeks Wai'even Alderman Seat
Sam Chapin, a seasoned Republican with decades in caucus work, runs for alderman of Wai ’even. Born in Concord and a former Democrat, he defends his upright, outspoken stance, notes his retirement as a mill overseer, and his substantial Pawtucketville property holdings.
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Sam Chapin
Chapin
Ublican
Concord
Melf
Republican Party
Tom
Pawtucketville
Ward Eight Republicans Choose Faithful Alderman Candidate
Charles F. Libby notes ward Republicans seek faithful and efficient representation as they select a candidate for alderman this year. He emphasizes voter trust in proven leadership within local city council.
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