Highland M E church fair and singing at Armory
The December 10 1901 Lowell Daily Courier notes Highland M E church fair at Odd Fellows hall on Middle sex street with events December 10 11 and 12. Flanagan's Famous singing orchestra to perform at the Armory on Tuesday December 10. Turkey supper at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday evening. Also ads for Fr Johns Medicine household goods Kennedy Biscuit Lawler bookseller and pur chases at 663 Broadway and 15 Bridge street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Horne
John
Highland M. E
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ad. Flanagan
Armory
Middlesex Street
Beni. Holt
New England
Broadway
F. D. Munn & Son’s
Bridge Street
Merrimack Square
Kennedy
Lawler
Doctor Fogg’s Family Welcomes A Son At Emergency
Dr. W. A. Fogg of Emergency hospital and his wife celebrate the birth of a son. Councilman James B. Casey is critically ill at his Summer Street home with appendicitis after a sudden Saturday onset, forcing him to leave work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Fogg
James B. Casey
Summer Street
Whitney-In Roxbury Welcomes a Son to Whitney Family
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. D. Whitney in Roxbury, marking a joyful addition to the Whitney household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Roxbury
Saint Patrick's parish forms aid society for the poor
More than 150 young ladies of St. Patrick's parish gathered at the church basement to form a charity society aiding poor children and parish workers. Rev. Wm O'Brien addressed the meeting and Miss Alice Dempsey was named president with Miss Nora Murphy as treasurer. Rev. James Walsh serves as spiritual director and a committee was named to solicit aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Parish
Wm. O'Brien
Alice Dempsey
Nora Murphy
James Walsh
Labor unions meet in Calders and Pickers hall
City Laborers held a largely attended meeting in Calders and Pickers hall last evening with broad attendance. Resolutions on Brother Regan's death were drawn and a delegation to the funeral was voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calders and Pickers’ Hall
Brother Regan
Cigarmakers’ Union
Metal Polishers’ Union
Middle Street
Duttle
Dayton
Pressmen’s Union
Leather Workers
Centraltreet
Report of Deaths Week Ending Dec 7 1901
A city list records multiple deaths for the week ending December 7 1901. Names ages and causes include William Howe 69 dysentery John Flannery 46 phthisis Annie Minor 33 tubercular meningitis and many others. End of list notes city clerk Girard P Dadman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Howe
John Flannery
John Fitzpatrick
Annie Geary
Annie Minor
Valida St. Pierre
Mary B. Brady
Katherine Mellen
Anna Richards
Marie Desmarais
Benjamin L. Googins
Grip
Pardon H. Corey
Elizabeth Ring
Mary Ryle
Aurore Boisvert
Telesphor Poliquin
William W. Shay
Joseph A. Cote
Rhoda Piper
Thomas Mulligan
William J. Vaughn
Mary E. Carney
Marie A. Hebert
Ambrose Maloney
Walter Sharpley
Noella Leblanc
Lilla C. Locke
Marie A. Dubuc
Wilfred Lavoie
William Boisvert
Bronislaiva Swistak
Bridget Ingolsby
Bridget Curran
Thomas W. Brosnahan
Marie L. L. Champagne
John Brady
William F. Fitzsimmons
Armand Gagnon
Victor St. Dennis
Marie A. Lefebvre
Girard P. Dadman
Duty Toward the Philippines Meeting Addresses Abbotts Talk
At John Street church Lowell Congregational club members heard Rev Lyman Abbott and Prof John Winthrop Platner discuss the Philippines. Abbott urged governing subjects for their benefit, endorsing self government, tariff fairness, and moral duty, while noting dangers of political influence and the need for patient education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Congregational Club
John Street Church
Lyman Abbott
D. D
Outlook
John Winthrop Platner
Andover Theological Seminary
Rylah Firth
Etta M. Rutherford
H. R. Hanson
David Hird
Harry Swann
George F. Kenngett
A. L. Bacheller
E. Victor Bigelow
Booker T. Washington
Deacon W. H. Ward
Dr. Abbott
Kenngett
Harvard
Platner
Andover
Yale
Abbott
Philippines
Supreme Court
United States
Elihu Root
Roosevelt
Congress
Lowell
Final Rallies End Campaign in Lowell Ward Three Gathering
Final rallies and conferences closed the municipal campaign as Republican contenders urged unity before voting. Ward Three club leaders praised their stance on local issues including the Cook wells and boulevard wells while ex-Alderman Wilder urged voters to act independently. Jeremiah Manning read Worcester’s letter limiting electric car travel to 16 tons on the Pawtucket bridge. The night featured speeches by Wilson and other Republican nominees at Pawtucketville and a French Republican rally with Marcotte presiding and Parthenais as secretary.
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Ward Three
Branch Street
S. B. Puffer
United
Lowell
Las
Cook Wells
O. D. Wilder
John Wilson
City Hall
Gillhooley
Puffer
Jerome F. Manning
Charles F. Varnum
Sun
Worcester
Pawtucket
Boston
Moody Street
J. R. Worcester
Mr. Manning
Pawtucketville
Pawtucketville Club
Leon Marcotte
David Parthenais
Ralph L. Loupret
John CC. Wilson
Louis Lebrun
James O'Sullivan
Virgil G. Barnard
James H. McKinley
Wm. H. Brown
Wim. E. Badger
Apollo Quartette
Mr. Wilson
Messrs. Lebrun
O'Sullivan
Y W C A Dressmaking Class Meeting Planned
The dressmaking class will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30. All members are urged to attend as new winter term plans will be discussed. There is a military social at the State armory on December 10 with tickets priced at 25 cents.
Stop coffee to halt disease says health ad rhetoric
The passage argues nerves affect the whole body and diseases build slowly in organs like kidneys, brain, and bowels. It urges stopping coffee at first signs of illness, promoting Postum Food Coffee as a tasty, easy substitute and claiming it prevents disease from advancing.
Theological Education and Local Meeting Remarks
Two addresses were given to a gathered audience. Doan ye Cry Ma Honey was chanted as the selection choices were discussed. Professor Platner urged denominational scholars to study the Bible, religious history, and why they choose their faith, advising academical training for ministers. Kenungott humorously proposed church pastors take courses at Andover for theological training. Rev. George H. Johnson closed with benediction.
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Platner
Kenungott
Andover
George H. Johnson
Real estate transfers recorded in Gorham street district
Weekly record of deeds filed through Dec 7 1901 lists transfers in Lowell Dracut and Chelmsford. Notable entries include Gershom C Bassett to Mary E Cain for Middlesex street 1900, Alberto Smithson to George Griggs for Kittredge street 1 dollar, and Esther A Luther to Esther E Luther for Bachelder place 1600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Street
Lowell
Lowell Land ,Company
Lucy Emma Glidden
Appleton Street
Frank L. Richardson
Francis Day
Jewett Street
Hannah J. Trulli
Michael McCluskey
May Street
Samuel Spence
Frank J. Richardson
Josiah Q. Hubbard Et al
Eleanor M. Churchill
East Nineteenth Street
George Hovey
Henry C. Stewart
Rosedale
Thomas F. Haley
Donabed Kazanjian Et al
East Merrimack Street
Fred H. Ela
Michael Finnegan
Benson’s Court
James H. Cox
Kate McAvoy
Varnum Avenue
Gershom C. Bassett
Mary E. Cain
Athletic Exhibition Opens Preliminaries at Catholic Gym
About 200 spectators attended a gymnasium exhibition at the L Association Catholique building as a prelude to the big show on January 29. Frank Ricard offered three prizes: first Albert Berge ron, second Edgar Dubuc, third William J Lambert, with Michael Frenette receiving honorable mention. Judges were Prof Oscar Vaudeville gym instructor Dr George E Caisse and Edward Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Association Catholique
Frank Ricard
Albert Bergeron
Edgar Dubuc
William J. Lambert
Michael Frenette
Oscar Vaudeville
George E. Caisse
Edward Gill
Headache Cure Mentioned for Cafebria at Drugstores
A brief note indicates Cafebria offers headache relief available at druggists for 25 cents. The line hints at a medicinal product sale with pricing and distribution through druggists.
Testimonial for Dr Benoit's Cough Medicine Cures Six Month Cough
A testimonial claims Dr Benoit's Cough Medicine cured a severe cough lasting over six months. The statement presents a personal success with the remedy, framed as a relief from persistent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Benoit
Christmas Gifts For the Boys
Holiday shopping offer highlights a wide range of sporting goods for boys. Advertises skates at 60c per pair, boxing gloves 75c to 1.25 for four, rugby football 85c to 1, and Burrowes portable billiard tables 15 to 23, plus hockey sticks balls and athletic gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrowes
W P Blazer and Co Hatters and Outfitters
Central corner Market Street store W P Blazer and Co hatters and outfitters advertises a full line of men's headwear and clothing. Local shoppers are invited to visit for new season styles and tailored fittings.
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Labor Unions
Congregational Club
God
Oratory
State Armory
Tower of London
G. Hepworth Dixon
Dog
Sarah K. Bolton
Ernest Seeton Hee Ben Hur
Chas. L. Eeagae Ta Homme
Chas. L. Wengate
E. F. Narkin
A. H. L. Johnson
Clifford Howard
Frederick Remington
Everett Tomlinson
Dames and Daughters of
Colonial
Geraldina Brooks
Admiral Robley D
Thomas H. Lawler
Merrimack
John Sts
Chelmsford
Charles E. Olin
Ellen M. Ayer
North
J. Adams Bartlett
John J. MacDonough
Concord Road
Tewksbury
Clovis Ouellette
Ovide Ouellette
Joshua Clark Et al
H. W. Foster
Andover Street
Westford
Elizabeth S. Abbott
George T. Day
Westford Centre
Sherman H. Fletcher
Forge Village
S. Augusta Butterfield
Noack Swanson
Keyes Road
Courier
Effie L. Palmer
Voice Culture
Sbriglia Method
Room
Swan Bidg
Edgar A. Barrell
Swan Building
Tremont Street
India
Central St
W. P. ‘Blazer & CO
Hatters and Outfitters
Central, Cor
Market Street
Carter & Sherburne’s
Cor
Bridge St
W. S. Wong Coo
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