Obituary notices from Chelmsford and vicinity
Charles C Ward of Chelmsford Centre dies at Watford Street home aged about 65. Civil War Maine Volunteers Private, carpenter, pension recipient, Veritas lodge member. Survived by widow and three sons Fred E William C Harry E. Funeral at 2 pm from family home, Rev C H Ellis officiating, interment Edson cemetery. Also notices Nellie F Hale 45 formerly news stand proprietor at Northern station died in Everett. Rose V Farrell 25 died Pawtucketville. Edith L Mulne 26 Chelmsford. Joanna Trubey 63 North Chelmsford.
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Charles C. Ward
Chemsford
Watford Street
Mr. Ward
Springfield
Chelmsford
Lowell
Co. B
20Th Regiment
Maine Volunteers
United States
Ward
Veritas Lodge
Nellie F. Hale
Benjamin F. Hale
Everett
Salem Road
Rose V. Farrell
Michael H
Ann Farrell
Crawford Street
Pawtucketville
Mary E
Catherine F
Edward F
Edith L
Walter H. Mulne
Horace ¥. Ebert
Joanna Trubey
George . Trubey
North
Multiple Funerals Reported Across City This Week
Funeral services were held for Henry M. Bacon at his Stevens Street residence with Rev. Billings officiating. Interment followed at Lowell cemetery. Other services included Joseph M. Cahill at his sister’s Moody Street home with interment in a Catholic cemetery. Sarah Thorne was buried at Edson cemetery after services at her North Chelmsford home. Elizabeth Hamel and Morgan Morgans were also laid to rest in Edson cemetery and at a North Street home service, respectively, with G. A. R. bearers and local undertakers coordinating. Thomas Carey’s services were at St. Michael’s Church, Meg, with large floral tributes.
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Henry M. Bacon
Stevens Street
Mr. Billings
Unitarian Church
H.S. Smith
Charles W. Eaton
FF. D. Russell
Charles W. Durant
Lowell Cemetery
Joseph M. Cahill
Elizabeth Tully
Moody Street
Funeral Notices From St Peters and St Pauls Churches
The town marked multiple funerals with services at St Peters church at 1 am officiated by Rev Fr McKenna and St Pauls Methodist church this afternoon with Rev Dr Staples and Rev Dr Thomas presiding. Bearers included J Downs M Slattery W Fitegibbons Holloran Simon Kelly L Haey and others. Interments at Catholic cemetery and Edson cemetery were conducted by Undertaker Currier and Undertaker Young. Floral tributes noted from families and friends.
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John Hynes
St. Peter's Church
Fr. McKenna
J. Downs
M. Slattery
W. Fitegibbons
A Holloran
Simon Kelly
L. Haey
Local Deaths and Funeral Notices Digest
Death notices from this city announce Rose V. Farrell 25, Abram Bachelder 76, Nellie F. Hale 45 widow of Benjamin Hale in Everett, and Edward Hartshorn 83. Funeral services for Nellie Hale at Edson cemetery chapel Tuesday at 2 PM. friends invited.
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Farrell
Crawford Street
Rose V. Farrell
Michael H
Ann Farrell
Bachelder
Abram Bachelder
Hale
Everett
Nellie F. Hale
Benjamin F. Hale
Edson Cemetery
Hartshorn
Dee
Edward Hartshorn
Nashua Civic News and Theatrical Union Officers
Supt Thomas Lees moved his family to Nashua and took residence at 220 Main street. Robert Campbell was elected president and George T Callahan vice president of the National Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes during a Lawrence meeting. Campbell also becomes a national convention delegate for Brooklyn in July. The association plans a ball in January. Louise B Pierson of the Lowell YWCA declines a Milwaukee call. The Saturday whist club met at Mrs Haven C Perham’s Wannalandt street home. prizes went to Mrs Percy Parker Mrs Joe V Meigs Mrs W A Dickinson and Mrs R M Boutwell. Fairbanks of the Bigelow plant elected treasurer of the carpet consolidation including Lowell Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lees
Nashua Street Railway
Nashua
Main Street
National Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Lawrence
Robert Campbell
George T. Callahan
Campbell
Brooklyn
Louise B. Pierson
Lowell Y. W. C. A
Milwaukee
Haven C. Perham
Wannalandt Street
Percy Parker
Joe V. Meigs
W. A. Dickinson
R. M. Boutwell
Fairbanks
Bigelow
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Opera House to stage Imperial Japanese Dramatic Company show
A benefit concert by the Humane Society drew a small audience, and Lowell theatergoers will see the Imperial Japanese Dramatic Company perform The Geishe and the Knight at the Opera House on Tuesday. The White Horse Tavern, praised in New York, comes to the Opera House Thursday Dec 14 with Frohman actors and a grand stage rain storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
the Humane Society
International Ladies’ Orchestra
Lowell
Imperial Japanese Dramatic Company
Kawakmi
Mme. Yacco
White Horse Tavern
Tyrol
Austrian Alps
New York
Daniel
DJ Frohman
Sue Berlin
Broadway
Wallack’s
New York Herald
Frohman
Minstrels and melodrama headline at Music Hall show
The city debuts Vogel and Deming's Big Minstrels at Music Hall with Arthur Deming “The Emperor” star and a large company. seats on sale. A melodrama “A Grip of Steel” by Shirley and Wandeck opens Dec 14 with seven years on stage. seats available.
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Vogel & Deming
Music Hall
John W. Vogel
Arthur Deming
Allance
Deming
Vogel
Bentham & Byrnes
John Queen
Olle Young
Marion & Pearl
Olvie
Georgie Jones
Boy Bartone
Shirley
Wlandeck
London
England
America
Ronjarre
Lowell Cadet Band Delights St Patrick’s School Hall Audience
The Lowell Cadet band gave a concert at St Patrick's school hall last night to a well pleased audience. The programme pleased all tastes and the band performed at its best. James E. Donnelly and John Quinn stood out with strong recalls. Roscoe McDaniel and John Hanson delivered a fine cornet duet of The Palms. Mr McDaniel conducted and William A McAloon accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
St. Patrick’s School Hall
James E. Donnelly
John Quinn
Roscoe McDaniel
John Hanson
Mr. McDaniel
William A. McAloon
Marvels of surgery on animals and their brave healers
A vivid chronicle of historic animal surgery in zoos and parks. It recalls Nero the star tiger in New York recovering from a fractured hind leg under morphia and atropine, Caliph the hippo treated with large aloes pills, and large mammals facing dental and illness procedures without modern anesthesia. It notes surgeons binding, splinting, and tooth work, with details of outcomes and reactions from animals and caretakers.
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Nero
New York
Caliph
New York Central Park
Paris Zoo
Maynard Co Yarn Stock Offered at Reduced Prices
The C. W. Maynard Co. long known for the largest best yarn stock in the city offers their remaining yarns at reduced prices. Saxony Germantown Dresden Scotch and knitting yarns form a complete assortment and future needs may be met by this sale. A. G. Pollard & Co.
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C. W. Maynard Co
Saxony
Germantown
Dresden
A. G. Pollard & CO
King's County Elevated
King's County
Roltston & Bass
Statutes challenged by a foolhardy examinee
General Butler recalls a commission on bar applicants. A youth who failed all topics asks to be tested on the statutes. Butler warns that even if skilled with statutes, a foolish legislature could repeal all he knows.
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Butler
Liquidation fuels broad stock selloff and margin calls
A sweeping liquidation drives down many issues as bears push prices lower and margins tighten. T. C. & I., Tobacco, Sugar, and steel names decline, while rails, mining shares, and Caisson bonds show mixed moves amid continued selling and bearish sentiment.
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Bears
Federal
Met St. Ry
Int
General Electric
Tamarack
Parrott
Od Dominion
Ise Royale
Calumet and
Hecla
Cochiti
Arcadian
Butte
Boston
Utah
Amalgamated
New York Market Report by Bright Sears & Co
Today's Boston and New York markets reported by Bright Sears and Co. New York market figures and notable movements are summarized, highlighting early price shifts, trading volume, and key securities influencing the day. Investors monitor rail shares and bank issues amid steady demand.
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Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
Auction Sales Annual Bank and Enterprise Listings Framed
Auctioneer records show varied financial instruments and bonds from multiple banks and railroad companies. Notable items include National Shawmut Bank stocks, Concord and Portsmouth rail prospects, and municipal notes with various maturities and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Day & Co
Central Nat'l Bank
Suffolk Nat'l Bank
National Shawmut Bank
First National Bank
Salem
Concord Montreal R. R
Boston Athenaeum
Odd Fellows’ Hall Association
U. S. Envelope Co
Mass. Real Estate Co
Brass
Swocces Ewege
American Waltham Watch
Swift. & Co
American Waltham Watch Co
Toledo
Ohio
R. R
Kansas City
Memphis
Rype Teas Co
Boit
Debate on Bill to Begin in House Today
Washington dispatch reports the House will spend the week on the financial debate of the currency bill with a general debate to start tomorrow after the journal is read. The Senate plans routine sessions and committee work, with finance and foreign relations panels scheduling activity before holidays.
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House
Washington
Financelal
Journal
Republic Ms
Ovstreet
Indiana
Senate
Mason
Great Britain
Finance Committee
Committee On Foreign Relations
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Kennebec River Closure Affects Maud Dudey Tow Plan
Gardner Maine December 10 The Kennebec River closed last night and remained closed during the day Officials expect the ice to break up and the Schooner Maud Dudey to reach Bath Tuesday with tug assistance as planned Key local shipping developments and weather conditions drive the anticipated movement of the vessel and ice.
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Kennebec River
Gardner
Maud Dudey
Bath
Max Lange Dead in Leipzig Chess Master Passes
New York reports from Berlin that Dr. Max Lange the renowned German chess master theoretician and composer has died in Leipzig. The obituary notes his influence in chess theory and problem composition and marks the end of a prominent figure in the game.
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Max Lange
New York
New Yorker Staats Zeitung
Berlin
Leipsic
Accidents on the Farm Prompt Care with Dr Thomas Oil
Farmers face frequent cuts bruises and stings with sprains. Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil offers relief and quick comfort for pain on the farm. See your local Courier advertisement for purchase details.
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Thomas
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Philadelphia
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Arehb Street
Pilla
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Dr. Staples
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C. H. Stowell
Chas. Farrington
Chas. Chute
W. D. Brown
A. G. Pollard
Currier
John Kerr
Dr. Bell
Pawtucket Street
Binnington
William J. Kerr
Burton G. Coburn
Rebecca Little
Mary
Sarah Richard
Andrew Little
John T. Ashton
Stewart Little
Sherman
William B. Moffatt
H. M. Rushworth
Undertaker Young
Messrs
Charles Thessie
Robert Whitley
William Coulter
CADET
Surgery
Maynard CO
Gail Borden
Fagle
Borden's Condensed Milk CO
N.Y
Goldore
Lake
Keene
Vanderbilts
Morgan
Rockefeller
Atchison
Semees Ag
Atchison, Part
Arnold Ass
Bingham
Boston and
Montanagy
Butte & Boston
Oeves
Frannklin
BS Bis
Santa Fe
Tamarac
Wolvers Wre
Amer Bel Tel Eit
Dom Coal
Bast Boston Sn Bag Vetdlera, Steel
Das Federal Steel Pi
Isle Royale
Old Dominion
Francis Henshaw & Co
Mt. Vernon
Nat
Blue Hill Nat'l Bank
Milton
Lowell Machine Shop
Mass
Georgia
Colony R. R. Co
National Tube Co
Devonshire Building ‘Trust
Lawrence Gas Co
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Oa
Plos
Michigan
Factory Buildings Trust
Essex St
Fort Scott & Memphis
Fort Scott & Gulf
Chicago Junction
Ry. & UN
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. BR. Adj
City of Quincy
Lien
Michigan Telephone Co
Consol, Mort
Erie Telegraph & Telephone Co
GIOIA
Fitchburg R. R. Ss
Boob Pete Ion Stock Yards Co
Western R. R
The
Courier
Lia
J.L. Rout
Denver
Col
Lee
Denver Col
A. Avery
Roome Swan Bld
Donnell
Morris
Hant
O'Donnell & Gilbride Co
Merrimack, Palmer, and
Middle Streets
Freedman Bros
A.auye
Capes
Belik
SVE Hk
Arthur J. Cummiskey
Merrimack Street
H. B. Shattuck & Son
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