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Lowell Daily Courier in Lowell, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
10
Pan American at the Bachelors' Club Tonight
Local column notes social events and ads including Pan American at the Bachelors' Club tonight and an old-fashioned supper at Eliot church on Thursday. Also lists varied local offerings from Goodale's drug store and E A Wilson & Co for building materials and chimney repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
Young's
Hildreth
Olive Grove
Sylviar Olive Oil
Goodale’s
E. A. Wilson & Co
Limburg
Bridge Street
Eliot Church
Fraternal Lodge Activities Highlight 1906 Events
Garfield Colony U O P R receives a membership applicant after a meeting with social refreshments. Division U A O H at Merrimack Square admits two new members and reelects officers including President John F Kimsel a. Loyal Integrity Lodge No 6630 L O O F M A holds evening with initiation class, 12 new members named, officer nominations and plans for a January staff visit. annual Integrity lodge ball set for February 2 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Integrity Lodge
Ellis’ Hall
Odd Fellowship
Asa Pollard Lodge
Boston and Northern Street Railway confirms through line restored
The Boston and Northern Street Railway Company announces that sewer work on Rogers Street is finished and cars now run through Lowell to Sullivan Square without interruption. Officials acknowledge the inconvenience caused during changes and pledge to maintain the two hour Merrimack Square to Sullivan Square schedule. Always a good time at the Bachelors' dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Northern Street Railway Company
Lowell
Sullivan Square
Rogers Street
Merrimack Square
Turkish bath in pneumonia treatment noted in Lancet
The Turkish bath is described as an ancient disease remedy beyond cleansing, with London Lancet data showing pneumonia mortality of three percent for bath users versus forty seven percent for nonusers. Dr Madden's bath in Middle Street offers sessions for men and women on specific days and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amea
London Lancet Ae
Victim Of Loan Sharks Arrested For Forgery
Chicago December 13 William J Smith a 12 year confidential bookkeeper for Robert Stevenson Drug Company was arrested for forgery after stealing nearly 3000 from company funds in a year He claims the money went to loan sharks who threatened to garnish wages driving his crime He lived with his wife and two children describing a failed candy slot machine venture as the origin of his troubles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William J. Smith
Robert Stevenson Drug Company
William A Barnes to lecture in Lowell on mind power
Boston psychologist William A Barnes visits Lowell for a brief stay to offer private and class instruction in concentration self control and the influence of mind over mind and body He plans free instruction and treatment for those unable to pay and reserves Wednesday and Thursday evenings for sessions at 8 o'clock sharp at 68 Kirk Street with admission closing after 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Barnes
Boston
Lowell
Kirk Street
Bonaparte Declines Civil Service Reform League Meet
Secretary Bonaparte, suffering from a cold and overwhelmed with office work, declines an invitation to attend the convention of the national civil service reform league in Milwaukee on the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bonaparte
National Civil Service Reform League
Milwaukee
Powers Record: A Son Born to Mr and Mrs Powers
Birth notice stating Mr William Powers and Mrs Powers of Argel Street welcomed a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Powers
Ar- Gell Street
Father John's Medicine Proven to Cure Severe Pneumonia Cough
William Vedder of Schenectady New York recounts a severe fall pneumonia and four months bedridden with a persistent cough. A shopmate urged him to take Father John's Medicine which he credits with rapid relief and full recovery after twelve bottles. The testimonial claims the remedy prevents pneumonia and consumption and contains no alcohol or poisonous drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
William Vedder
Ingersoll Avenue
Schenectady
N. Y
Mayor Casey's Victory Sparks Massive Lowell Celebration
Mayor James B. Casey thanked Lowell citizens for renewing trust in his administration after a hard and clean campaign. He walked home amid cheering crowds of nearly 2000, with 3000 onlookers at his mother's window, as bands played and the city poured out for a celebratory night. The mayor promised to continue a clean, progressive government and thanked supporters who helped secure his second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Casey
The
Courier- Citizen
Lowell
James B. Casey
Central Street
Swan Building
Market Street
Summer Street
Mr. Casey
Marasers Gray
Redmond
Casey
Jimmy
Obituary notices for Giroux Murdoch Murdock families
Obituaries report Mia Amelie Giroux age 54 died at home 113 Woodward Avenue leaving husband Charlies and seven children Noe Henry Louis Alex Charles David Josephine. Also Ged Monday er at 99 South Street with four children and a wife. Mre leabelia Murdoch Murdock age 4 died at home 12 West Ninth Street. born Newburyport moved to Lowell twenty years ago and member of St Pauls M. E. Church. Survived by husband Arthur two sisters and three brothers. Funeral details incomplete in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Amelie Giroux
Charlies Giroux
Woodward Avenue
Noe
Henry
Louis
Alex
Charles
David
Josephine Girous
William McCarter
Ged
South Street
John
William
Minnie
Keten
Adeline
Mret
Bteter’s
Leabelia Murdoch
Ases Tweeday
West Ninth Street
Bimpeon @ae
Newburyport
Lowell
T Pauls M. E. Church
Arthur
Francie Arthur
Mere
Mary Roberts
Jane Smith
Providence
Frank C. Murdock
Dover
N. I
John HM
William J
Lisbon
Funeral Tributes for James Smith Include Wreath Remark
In the wake of James Smith's funeral, tributes flowed as attendees placed wreaths, reflecting community grief and respect. The service honored Smith's service and long-term ties to local organizations and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Funeral for Mrs Harriet Hogan Wan at St Jean Baptiste
Master Thomas Breen and Mrs Martha In golsby’s roses were omitted. Harriet Hogan Wan’s funeral began at her home 219 Varnum Avenue with a 9 am Mass at St Jean Baptiste led by Rev Fr Amyot. Floral offerings included a family pillow and multiple wreaths from Hayes staff and local families. Undertaker Savage led the committal at the grave in the presence of mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Hogan Wan
Varnum Avenue
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Amyot
M. L
Cress
Trert
Mesers
Frederick Tighe
Charles Beals
Johan Dawson
Thomas HM. Hebas
James Mu
Fragmented clipping of a local sports note and names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Masel and fears tied by a can mishap and a heater incident. Names Gere and Heaters appear in garbled form, with unclear teams or places. The readable parts indicate a minor incident or sports note with unclear chronology and no definite event.
No Repeaters Sighted as Outsider Officers Monitor Lowell Polls
Out of town police, including five Nashua officers led by deputy superintendent, patrolled Lowell polling booths to prevent repeat voting. Officers from other cities also on duty reported no repeat attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Nashua
Wamesit Social Club Holds Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Wamesit Social Club was held last Sunday evening chaired by President Eaton. Plans for the January 19 social at Prescott hall were discussed and nearing completion. After adjournment, members enjoyed social time with vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamesit
Eaton
Prescott Hall
Richard Platt's Recital at Colonial Hall Tonight
Boston pianist Richard Platt performs at Colonial Hall with a varied program including works by Weber Chopin and Schubert. Audiences recall his previous successful appearance and look forward to another refined recital arranged by Louis Grunewald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Richard Platt
Colonial Hall
Chopin
Walser
City of Lowell Reports No Collision After Evening Rumor
The City of Lowell which runs between New York and New London returned to port today denying a late night collision with a barge in New London outer harbor. The steamer arrived on schedule as Kittredge's Singing orchestra played at the Bachelors' dance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City of Lowell
New Conn
New London
Kittredge
Bachelors
Dance Tonigh
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Vitality
Clear thinking decisive action and vigor are promised by Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets sold by Ellingwood & Co for five cents. The ad touts mental clarity and robust energy from the tonic.
Eye Glass Offer Ends Monday December 18 2005
Advertises a decay sale offering a free 10kt eye glass chain with every pair of eyeglasses purchased. The note claims the offer ends Monday December 18 2005 and mentions “Parlors open day” in unclear wording. The discount is stated as $2.50 given away with each purchase.
Caswell Optical Co at 27 Bridge Street
Caswell Optical Co located at 27 Bridge Street Groend Pier operates with telephone 615-3 Lewells Lesding Evesiaht Sorcistete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell Optical Co
Bridge Street
Groend Pier
Lewells Lesding Evesiaht Sorcistete
Auction Announcement At 107 Chapel Street Corner Keene Street
Tomorrow December 14 1905 at 10 30 AM will sell at public auction a large stock of groceries and fixtures with horses wagons harnesses and related items including canned fruits vegetables meats sauces tea coffee spices flour vinegar molasses pumps show cases counters scales cash register and a gray horse two Democrat wagons and a near new buggy cash terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinz
Auction Sale of Bakers Stock and Sundries 1905 Lowell
Auction of extensive bakers stock at 52 and 60 Charles street Lowell Massachusetts on Thursday December 14 1905 starting 2 PM for cash to highest bidder. Items include horses wagons harnesses buggies ovens pans scales stoves display cases cooking and other personal property plus "one portable baker's oven" and more. Sale positive rain or shine. CHAS A uc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
Lowell
Mass
Concord
Stanhope
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