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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1903

Page

12

Soldiers and Sailors Monument Fair Opens in Huntington Hall

A three night fair to raise funds for the Soldiers and Sailors Monument Association opened with veterans from Civil and Spanish American wars represented. The hall featured multicolored crepe, electric lights, a camp fire scene, and music by the First Baptist quartette under J. Avison Baker. Multiple booths run by veterans groups offered confections and ice cream, while others displayed laurel decor and patriotic tableaux.

Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument Association Huntington Hall First Baptist Church F. S. Cass Harry A. Hopkins Fred Cc. M. Silk Joseph Faulcon Mallelujah Johnny Mr. Silk Georgia Mr. Hopkins Mr. Faulcon Quartette J. Avison Baker George Worthen Hadley Gertrude Foster Martha MacAdam Fannie Colpitt Jennie Ray Enid Tucker Alice Ramsay

Indecent Tobacco Spit Case Stuns City

A woman reports a man following her on Merrimack street near St. Jean Baptiste and spitting tobacco onto her dress and coat as she walked home to Gage street. Police warn of a middle aged man with a long overcoat and moustache, seen recently, to be caught and dealt with. The incident joins other similar reports targeting women.

Moffatt Merrimack Street Church of St. Jean Baptiste Gage Street Boffatt

Fire at Sandringham endangers Queen Alexandra and Miss Knollys

A fire broke out at Sandringham this morning in Miss Knollys' bedroom and Queen Alexandra's chamber. The queen and her secretary escaped in dressing gowns as the floor collapsed under the queen's bed. The blaze caused minor damage, traced to an imperfectly insulated electric light wire, with King Edward informed and later reassured.

London Sandringham Queen Alexandra Miss Knollys Edward Suffolk

Alfonso Guest of King Carlos in Lisbon Arrival

King Alfonso of Spain arrived in Lisbon welcomed by King Carlos and a crowd of princes ministers peers and officers. A picturesque Belem palace procession featured eight cars symbolizing Portugal. The kings and crown prince rode in a carriage. music bands played the Spanish anthem.

Lisbon Portugal Alfonso Spain Carlos Belem Amelia Nesessidadas

Queen Maria Pia Hosts State Banquet at Adjua Palace

A state banquet was held at the Adjua palace tonight with 700 guests in attendance. Queen Maria Pia attended the formal event, which featured royal hospitality and ceremonial proceedings.

Queen Maria Pia Adjua Palace

Youth robber tackled after Western style Hoboken bank attempt

In New York on December 10 Frank Stone, 19, of Youngstown Ohio, tried to rob the First National Bank of Hoboken in broad daylight. He leaped into the Hudson River as a pursuing crowd closed in, but a tugboat man threw a rope and pulled him aboard, ending his escape.

New York First National Bank of Hoboken Frank Stone Youngstown Hudson River

It Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry Allen's Foot-Ease Powder

An old advertisement promises warm dry feet and cure for chilblains and sweating feet using Allen's Foot-Ease powder sold by druggists and shoe stores for two cents.

Allen

Dunstable News and Community Notes Recap

Unclaimed letter for Rev H Linwood advertised at post office. Mrs George Wallace Armstrong listed sick. School reopened. all rooms fumigated to guard against scarlet fever. Poultry show at South Framingham yields three premiums for James H Woodward. Vestry reception for Rev Augustus M Rice and wife with music and talks. Fire scare at parsonage. chimney blaze narrowly avoided disaster. Two marriages reported Fred Ira Merrill and Hannah Tolles. Rev Rice officiated. Sunday school institute held with Rev True and multiple Lowell and Tyngsboro speakers. Portable lumber mill burned near the station. loss around 2000 with no insurance. Community circle and bake sale planned. Poisoning rumor involving Bartholomew Dunn questioned as family immune to illness. Edmund Connors held for grand jury.

H. Linwood George Wallace Armstrong James H. Woodward Middlesex Poultry Fanciers’ Association South Framingham Quesoin Augustus M. Rice Dunstable Archie W. Swallow Howard Mitchell Mitchell Mr. Rice Swallow Levi Lawrence Boston Florida Everglade Sarah A. Dixon Tyngsboro George N. Swallow Borton William Basset George R. Nutter Basset New York Boston Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange Tbasset State Street Edmund Connors Bartholomew F. Dunn Frederick Ira Merrill Hannah Grace Tolles Fred Tolles Harriet May Davis New Hampshire James H. Dixon Lowell District Sunday School Association North Chelmsford R. F. True Lowell E. M. Skilton Home Department Association Lucy G. Stock Springfield I. M. Goucher Nellie Brown Normal A. R. Dilts Institute Proctor George Butterfield Peter Kimball Upton Boston Herald Bartholomew Dunn John Larkin Dunn Cambridge Mr. Dunn

Mi o na flesh forming Mi o na sales rise in Lowell

Ellingwood and Co promote Mi o na the flesh forming food and digestion regulator claiming large sales increases and fewer thin people on Lowell streets. They offer a no cure no pay guarantee and guarantee refunds if the product fails to increase weight and cure stomach troubles. A national notice urges druggists to sell Mi o na with the same guarantee to customers.

Ellingwood & Co Lowell Citizen and Courier Miona Mi O Na

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