Local Holiday Advertisements Highlighted in Lowell Paper
The Lowell Daily Courier lists seasonal offerings from multiple merchants including Burn Wilsons coal Live bait at Taff 247 Market Hair cutting at Youngs Hildreth building and Alexander Central street tailor The Thompson Hardware Co 3.50 to 10 for chafing dishes Lime cement brick delivery by E A Wilson Co Sleighbells snow shovels Bartlett Merrimack street hardware Store Chimney repair by Limburg 1128 Bridge street Fred C Church insured Southwick building contents of A Sydman Co Pocket knives from Thompson Hardware Large Christmas greenery offerings by McManmon Prescott street in stock for the next week at low prices.
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Wilson's
Young’s Hildreth
Alexander
Central Street
Thompson Hardware Co
E. A. Wilson & Co
W. T. S. Bartlett
Merrimack Street
Limburg
Bridge Street
Fred C. Church
Southwick
A. Sydman & Co
McManmon
Prescott Street
Ritchie and Muir Wed in Belmont Street Ceremony
Mr. Thompson Ritchie and Miss Isabelle Muir were married at 7 30 PM by Rev. J M Craig at his Belmont street home. The couple will reside at 44 West Fifth Street.
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Thompson Ritchie
Isabelle Muir
J. M. Craig
Belmont Street
West Fifth Street
Tarr and Southwell wed in Somerville home ceremony
Harold Eugene Tarr and Iona Vincent Southwell married Thursday evening at the bride's home 170 Central street Somerville. Rev John Boynton Day officiated. About 400 guests attended the reception from 8 30 to 10. Numerous local and regional guests and ushers from Tufts college and surrounding towns participated.
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Harold Eugene Tarr
Iona Vincent Southwell
Central Street
Somerville
John Boynton Day
Channing Unitarian Church
Dorchester
Walter Tarr
Margaret Lowell
Enid Cutler
Charlotte Lowell
Madge Tilton
West Newton
Mabel Christie
Roxbury
Fred Brown
Verona
N. J
Emma Raymond
Charlestown
Grace Sargent
New York City
Frank Dillaby
North Cambridge
Dorothea Thullen
Youngstown, CO
Southwell
Eugene Tarr
Miss Adams
Edward A. Knowlton
Philip M. Hayden
Chester B. Story
Harland B. Turner
Harold N. Drury
Freeman Crowell
Tufts College
T. McCavitt
Salem
Ralph Shattuck
Maynard
Samuel Underhill
Groton
Homer Gerry
Lowell
Annual Winona campers dance at Prescott hall
The Winona campers held a dancing party at Prescott hall last night with Kittredge's singing orchestra providing 20 numbers. Everyone enjoyed the event, which lasted until midnight, under the direction of General manager Arthur M. Flaherty and a team including Thos Ambrose, John N. Hart, and Chris Toy.
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Winona
Prescott Hall
Kittredge
Arthur M. Flaherty
Thos. Ambrose
John N. Hart
Chris Toy
Anthony Diaz
Ards
Joseph
Robert Gibson
John Mann
John Flanly
Thomas Houbin
Joseph Kennedy
George Rogers
James Mills
Harry J. Lappin
Two Horses Stolen From Nashua Men
Alfred La of 69 Ash Street Nashua and nk McKim of Nashua reported horses bought at Hanson auction last Thursday were stolen by a young city man. Lavery’s bay horse weighed about 1100 pounds and McKim’s pony about 750. They paid $1.50 to lead the horses toward Nashua, but the animals had not arrived. Police received a description of the alleged thief.
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Alfred la
Ash Street
Nashua
Nk McKim
Hanson
Lavery
McKim
Fire at Prescott Street shop tied to radiator overheating
A small fire at Standart Ones Company on 82 Prescott Street was started by an overheated radiator. Edward Cox reported the blaze to Inspector William Grady, and the Protective crew at Warren Street extinguished flames reaching a nearby rug. No injuries reported.
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Standart Ones Company
Edward Cox
Prescott Street
William Grady
Cas
Warren Street
Kidney Cure Restores Relief for Buffalo Patient
A Buffalo NY man afflicted with kidney trouble reports relief after using a Medicine called Kidney Cure. He notes days after starting the remedy he began to feel improvement, saying his kidneys improved and he gained strength. He mentions paying $8 for the treatment and plans to continue use.
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Buffalo
Ruggida
Perkinshaw
Blue Jay wrecked after distress signals ignored near Block Island
Captain John P. Brown and engineer Herbert E. Henderson of the Blue Jay report that multiple passing ships ignored their distress signals as the vessel ran aground off Block Island after engine failure and a broken cable. The crew were rescued by the life saving station, with Brown bitter about the lack of help from passing vessels. Brown is from Yarmouth, Henderson’s residence is unknown.
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Block Island
John P. Brown
Herbert E. Henderson
Blue Jay
Bay State Dredging Company
Boston
Osterville
Cape Cod
Newport
Brown
Henderson
Capt
Yarmouth
Mass
Obituary for Patrick Noonan at 78 Common Street
Patrick Noonan died at his home yesterday. He is survived by his wife Catherine, three sons John J. Peter F. and James Edward, three brothers James of Lynn Luke of Connellsville Pa and Peter of Lowell, and two sisters Mrs Catherine Casey of Lowell and Mrs Mary Davitt of Everett.
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Patrick Noonan
Common Street
Catherine
John J
Peter F
James Edward
James
Lynn
Luke
Connellsville
Peter
Lowell
Catherine Casey
Mary Davitt
Everett
Was summons ever served upon Dodge in Morse case
New York December 16 The Dodge Morse divorce case hinges on whether Dodge was ever served with the summons. Witnesses testify that Wm A Sweetser served Dodge on March 31 1897 at the Everett house.
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New York
Dodge- Morse
Dodge
Mrs. Morse
Abraham H. Hummel
Wm. A. Sweetser
Everett House
Herbitch
Hummel
Sweetser
Chas. K. Herbitch
Morse
Hamilton Too Ill to Return Here
Paris December 16 John C McCall son of John A McCall head of New York Life Insurance sailed alone from Havre aboard the La Lorraine carrying Mr Hamiltons report on his dealings with the companys affairs Doctors say Hamiltons illness would prevent return for several months requiring absolute rest McCall and Hamilton declined to discuss details but the report covers Hamiltons operations since his link to New York Life was established
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Paris
John C. McCall
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Andrew Hamilton
Insurance Company
Albany
New York
la Lorraine
Havre
Hamilton
Riviere
McCall
Mr. Hamilton
Legislative Committee
eCall
United States
Dowie to Appoint New Overseers at Zion City
Chicago December 16 Dr John Alexander Dowie announced that next June he will appoint a large number of new overseers for Zion City This decisive ecclesiastical act will shape the future of the city Dowie cited vacancies created by a crust to meat and noted illness in his tower and feet may confine him to bed during the period
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Twelve Apostles
Dowie
Zion Cit
Lake Phere
Dlomic
Coroners Jury Finds Thompson Murdered at Hotel
A coroner's jury in New Vert Der 16 concluded editor JF Ho Theepeen of the New York Times was murdered in his hotel room at the James hotel last September. They named RH Hamilton, a 22 year old elevator operator at the hotel, as the killer and cited a suicide attempt by a woman connected to the case. The testimony centered on timed events and a murder scene at the hotel.
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JF Ho Theepeen
New York Time
The
J James
Thompeen
RH Hamilton
Hamilton
Neeree
Decree Granted in Probate Court Hearing
A decree was entered in the probate court in Lowell at the August session on December 15, James Owens presiding, regarding the petition of A Ladd executrix of the estate of Buten Spaeh to settle the estate. The petitioners were named heirs in the order granting probate.
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A . Ladd
Buten
Lowell
Dee
James Owens
Funeral Notices and Services Across Several Families
Multiple funeral services reported for Mrs Isabella Mur dock Simpson Mrs George McLeod Mrs Mary Mooney and Mrs Elmira A Williams. Services held at homes churches and undertakers with floral tributes bearers listed and burials at Edson St Patrick's and West Newbury. Clergy included Rev George B Dean Rev Jenkins Rev John Flynn and Rev Alfred D K Shurtleff.
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Isabella Murdock Simpson
West Ninth Street
George B. Dean
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
C. D. West
B. Craig
Hartley Roberts
Charles D. Rowland
F. A. June
Hall
F. J. Culley
Jas. Hunt
Edwin Kershaw
Willam Hall
Grace M. June
Dunn
Arthur Stott
George McLeod
Fall River
Weinbeck
Mr. Jenkins
David Dobson
William H. Bowers
Will J. Burns
William Johnstone
Michael Killeen
Robert Carr
Edward A. Quirbach
Edson Cemetery
Elmira A. Williams
Mra
A. Chase
Bartlett Street
Alfred D. K. Shurtleff
First Congregational Church of
Chelmsford
Tom
West Newbury
Currier
Sherburne Funeral at 4 Marlborough Street Sunday
In Sherburne, funeral services for John W. Sherburne will be held at his residence 4 Marlborough Street Sunday at 2 oclock. Burial is private. Also notices list infant deaths and births at various city addresses, with parents names and ages. Slavery remains in British East Africa as the national government refuses to abolish the legal state.
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Sherburne
Dee
John W. Sherburne
Marlborough Street
Heroux
Dee Mo
Menry and
Hose Prouls
Thee
Neme
Anna
Jane
Tehia Stack
Adame
Amanda
Nicholas
Agnee Cravata
Tie City
Lakeview Avenue
Alice Tronne
Henri and
Agias Singetate
Yeate
British East Africa
E Nationa
Philadelphia Subway Set for Monday Opening Inspection
Philadelphia reports the Market street subway from Fifteenth street to the Schuylkill river, about a mile, will open to the public for inspection tomorrow. Hundreds of officials and guests from New York and Boston attended today’s preview aboard the upcoming line built by Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co led by President Parsons. The first car will run Monday with electricity as the motive power.
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Philadelphia
Market Street
Fifteenth Street
Bchuylkill River
Parsons
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co
August Belmont
Interborough Railroad of
New York
Gen. W. A. Bancroft
Labouchere to Retire From Commons in Coming Election
London December 16 Henry Labouchere the well known editor and Liberal MP for Northampton will not seek re election at the next general poll due to advancing age He first entered parliament forty years ago and will end his long service in public life leaving a vacancy in Northampton division.
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London
Henry Labouchere
Northampton
Peare San
Christmas Shopping Warnings From Beacon Public Admonition
A dated caution urges careful holiday shopping to avoid safety risks and cold weather hazards. It emphasizes resisting impulse buys linked to medical remedies and urges readers to heed warnings to protect life. The text appears as an admonitory public notice with generic safety advice.
Praise for Our Schools in Lowell Public Education
The Journal of Education lauds Lowell public schools for steadfast progress amid political temptations. Superintendent A K Whitcomb is praised for 27 years of service and leadership. The article highlights exceptional kindergarten work, Lowell High’s top prep for Dartmouth and Harvard, superior manual and commercial programs, and strong elementary foundations.
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Journal of Education
New England
Lowell
A. K. Whitcomb
Mr. Whitcomb
Dartmouth
Harvard
Boston
Commercial
Sigsbee Fleet to Make Foreign Cruise
Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee prepares sailing orders for the cruiser division from Tompkinsville for a long voyage in foreign waters. The squadron includes Brooklyn Chattanooga Galveston and Tacoma with plans to traverse the Mediterranean Suez Canal and east Africa then to South America before returning home in late spring or early summer.
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Washington
Charles D. Sigsbee
Tompkinsville
Russia
Brooklyn
Chattanooga
Galveston
Tacoma
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Asiatic
Admiral Sigsbee
Africa
Cape of Good Hope
South America
Admiral Sigsvee
Tribute to Edward Atkinson by Anti-Imperialist League
Boston December 16 The executive committee of the Anti-Imperialist League records with sorrow the loss of Edward Atkinson a vice president founder and steady contributor of money counsel and statistical data. He fought a brave campaign against imperialism and defended American liberty human rights and world peace. Mr Atkinson was an active worker in the antim Imperialist movement.
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Boston
Anti-Imperialist League
Edward Atkinson
The
Atkinson
Society for Promotion of Jewish Rights Formed
San Francisco reports the formation of the Society for Promotion of Jewish Rights by Rev Dr Jacob Voorsanger to aid persecuted Rus sian Jews in securing civil rights and campaigning against restrictive laws. A meeting will be convened within two weeks to outline the movement and plan for an international Jewish gathering next spring. BK Dickson offers gloves neckwear and suspenders for Xmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Global Fame
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla and other medicines are meritorious products produced to give customers more value for their money, highlighting the brand's world recognition and emphasis on quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Fragmentary Notice Summary From A Murky Historic Page
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