Former Lowell Man Dies in Medfield
Aliage Champagne formerly of Lowell died Thursday in Medfield Massachusetts where he had been living. He was 26 and the youngest of six brothers including Arthur Champagne of the Champagne restaurant Lowell Jeremie Joseph Noe Eugene. Funeral details not stated. A separate entry notes a home break in at 68 Cheever Street Desrosiers and spouse at mill work. thief took $5.01 from a trunk but left $27 wallet and a $26 watch. Additional notes mention speeches at an assembly and a planned installation at St Joseph's college with officers and guests listed. Paul Vigeant plans a brick store at 369 M Street costing about $2000 with future expansion to a four story block.
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Aliage Champagne
Medfield
Mass
Arthur Champagne
Champagne
Moody and Cabot Streets
Lowell
Jeremie
Joseph
Noe Champagne
Warwick
Eugene
Springfield
Albert
Joseph Champagne
Lakeview Avenue
Medfield Medical Examiner
Laurent Desrosiers
Cheever Street
Desrosiers
Ephrem Cornellier
Frederic Desrosiers
Dr. Berlehumeur
Louis P. Leblanc
Wilfrid J. Lincourt
J. L. Savard
St. Joseph’s College
Felix A. Gatineau
Southbridge
J. Adelard Caron
Woonsocket
Marcoux
Fitchburg
Paul Vigeant
Vigeant
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Atlantic
Edward Wiggleworth
Harvard University
Wiggleworth
Monexhusetts Supreme Court
Penn
Pennsylvan Company
Philadelphia, Board of Health
Episcopal Church
Joseph C. G. Kennedy
Sarviana
E. B. Elliot
Charles Babb
Actuaries
Sheppard Homans
Mutual Life Insurance Com
Charles M. Forrest
Pratt & Forrest Co
Fred W. Mille
Curtin & Sederquist
John McKenna
Sunday Telegram
D. L. Page Co
Local Society Officers Elected for Upcoming Year
Cosiaty Tarerigea held the election for the coming year. The chosen officers include President Eli H. Choquette, re-elected. vice president J. Lincourt. secretary and treasurer Joseph F. Montminy, re-elected. financial secretary Dr. Davids. auditors J. L. Bavard and Louis P. Leblanc. master of ceremonies Louis Asselin. sergeant.
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Cosiaty Tarerigea
Bapa Erique
Ita
Alises
Eli H. Choquette
Mrnd
J. Lincourt
Joseph F. Montminy
Maxime Eee
Dr. Davids
Ehumeur
J. L. Bavard
Louis P. Leblanc
Louis Asselin
President Removes Nebraska U S Marshal Matthews
Washington December 8 The president summarily removed U S Marshal T R Matthews of Nebraska for misconduct in the Richards and Comstock case who were convicted of illegally fencing public domain The court sentenced the defendants to six hours in marshal custody and the president demanded Matthews surrender to custody without counsel.
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Washington
U. S
T. R. Matthews
District of
Nebraska
Richards and
Comstock
United States
Matthews
Amr
Life Insurance Beginnings and Lowell Port of Entry Debate
The Lowell Board of Trade heard Vice President Henry A. Smith discuss life insurance principles while debates on making Lowell a port of entry continued. The talk traced early life insurance origins in England and America, detailing key societies, mortality tables, and the evolution of policy standards up to the American Experience Table.
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Lowell
Committee On Manufacturers and Industries
Presbyterian Annuit Company
Presbyterian Annuity
Ministere’ Fund
Dotec
Itu Hyo
Geal
Sheeashewelts
Nevini
Sife and Trust ‘Co
Ladies of Charity Meet At Johns Hospital
The Ladies of Charity hold a monthly meeting at Johns Hospital at 4 o clock tomorrow afternoon. A benediction service opens a program featuring vocal offerings by listed performers and a piano solo. Eugene G. R will attend from 2 to 5 p m. fans urged to view The Lowell Highlands housing lots nearby via Parker Street car stop.
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Ity
John’s Hosp
R. Bart
Arthur Perrault
Elanagan
Lowell Highlands
Eugene G. R Wi
Parker Street
The Light of Other Days and Dr Pierce Remedies
A historical note on alcohol banishment in remedies and a promotion for Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It lists ingredients Black Cherrybark and other roots and includes patient testimony about health benefits and free Common Sense Medical Adviser offer for stamps.
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Pierce
Aerman Avenue
Common Sense Medical Adviser
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Burns from molten metal at work hospital bound
HL Draper of A Wattle Place suffered severe burns after an accident at Work In the One of med 7 men shapes oneand an arms ar ms in hospital with injuries.
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Bawtelle
Wouk
Take Five Bromide Tabs Advertised For Quick Cure
A fragment advertising a product labeled Take Five Bromide Tablets promises immediate relief. The copy claims rapid action for a health issue, with minimal details on dosage, side effects, or safety, reflecting typical mid century sensational medical pitches.
Lowell voters hear Casey in five ward rally tour
Mayor James B. Casey appealed for re election before crowds of 400 to 500 in Ward 4 Lyon street schoolhouse and others at Good Templars hall Centralville Odd Fellows hall and Fletcher street engine house. He argued for a clean administration saving 34500 on a fighting contract and defended his city policies amid shouted support from Lowell voters including French residents. He denied false rumors about deposing police inspector Charles Laflamme and urged fair treatment of city interests.
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James B. Casey
Casey
Lowell
Lyon Street School House
Water Board
Police Commission
Good Templars Hall
Gorham Street
High Street
Fletcher Street
Charlies Laflamme
Charles Laflamme
James B. Donnelly
Richard Lyons
John FE. Drury
Michael J. Dowd
William N. Osgood
H. W. Duncklee
Thomas Beane
Lawrence Cummings
Dennis J. Murphy
Pp. J. Cox
Charles Callahan
T F. Lonergan
James E. O'Do Dr
MccAvinue
Col
James H. Carmichael
Joseph Dexter
Frank McNabb
Alderman Cosgrove John Duff
Patrick Welch
Hair Restoring Patent Promises New Growth for Lowell
A Lowell ad proclaims Dr Wilson English Life to the Hair, claiming Sir Erasmus Wilson's scalp treatment was secured after his death by American chemists. It touts dramatic hair growth and a glossy look, with testimonials from Miss Cornelia Stevens and others, offered by Palle & Bur at a Love Dae outlet.
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Lowell
Erasmus Wilson
England
Wilson
American Chemiete
Dr. Wilson
Cornelia Stevens
Amith Avenue
de Wilson
G. Heaton
Palle & Bur
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Cleveland
Marshall
Board of Trade
Smith
London
Real Life Insurance
William Ashton
Assurance Company For Widows and Orphans
Ton
John Graunt
Amicable Society For the Perpetual Assurance of Lives
Queen Anne
Norwich Union
Synod of Philadelphia
The
Presbyterian Church
Waa
Henry A. Smith
Ladies OF Charity
Ravan Pianagan
Borden's
Rancy
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Merrimack St
Farnham
Farnham Club
C. M. A. C. Hall
Leon Marcotte
Napoleon
Grandchamp
Livingstone
Dodge
L. P. Turcotte
Marcotte
Falls & Burkinshaw
Beecham
Beecham’s
Edison Headquarters
Edison
Express
New England
America
Ubes
C.E. Osgood CO
Washington Street
Marconi
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. of Canada
Boston
Munroe & Munroe
Congress Street
Broad Street
Ds U. K
F. Coburn
G. G. Read
Central Street
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