Christmas Gift and Decoration Listings for Santa Claus Bulletin
Christmas gift seekers find ideas from this column with flowers plants and Christmas trees at right prices. Morse Beals at 3 Merrimack square offer fancy shapes in candy and Page Co. at 94 Merrimack street supplies animals and children’s items. Lights for the Christmas tree from Hinckley 54 Middle street use colored bulbs attachable to any socket. C F Hatch Co 76 Church street offers lampshades in colors and styles. Tow er's Corner Drug Store offers candy in fancy boxes. Lull Hartford 106 Central street sells Barney Berry skates. Putnam's Market promises abundant poultry and reasonable prices. place orders early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse & Beals
Merrimack Square
Patten
Page
D. L. Page Co
Merrimack Street
Hinckley
Middle Street
Officers Elected for Police Relief Association
The Lowell Police Relief Association held its annual meeting at the police station with Deputy Redmond Welch presiding. Due to sickness and three department deaths, funds are tight, and officers elected included President Redmond Welch and Vice President Edward F. Flanagan, among others. The report noted deaths of Libby Tilton and Ryder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Police Relief Association
Redmond Welch
Libby
Tilton
Ryder
Edward F. Flanagan
Thomas McCloughrey
Hugh Downey
William B. Moffatt
Charles Laflamme
Martin A. Maher
William G. Bumps
John O'Connell
Charles H. Hersey
Charles Hamilton
James J. Kennedy
William C. Burnett
Edward E. Hill
George 8. Abbott
Fraternal Washington commandery elects officers and notes parlor bowling set purchase
Fraternal Washington commandery of the United Order of the Golden Cross held its regular meeting Thursday night electing officers led by N.C. Willam D. Hoagborn and V.N.C. Addie M. Pearson. A parlor bowling set was purchased by member subscription for use this season. Echo Lodge No 44 C.P. reported seven applications and plans for a large initiation class with visitors from out of town. The Bartenders union committee prepared for Sunday installation with musical and literary programs. Ladd and Whitney Circle Ladies of the G A R voted for a Clothesline party and listed officers. Camp Farragut Sons of Veterans held a regular meeting with speeches by past commanders and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Order of the Golden Cross
N.C
Willam D. Hoagborn
V.N. C
Addie M. Pearson
Mary A. Kenyon
George W. Poore
Frank J. Spaulding
Luther H. Butterfield
Mary M. Emmett
Orian A. Manahan
William Kenyon
Eva G. Rollins
Grand Commandery
Geo. W. Poore
Emma J. Richardson
Louise Thorne
Supreme Commandery
Echo Jodge
Talbot
Elgin Jodges
J. F. Kent
Ella Long
Margaret McLaren
Agnes Clough
Frances C. Lawrence
Mattie F. Kittredge
Ebien Henry
Guardian
Thomas Frost
Joseph Robinson
James F. Choate
Ladd and Whitney Circle
Mra
George C. Burtt
Annie M. Stone
Mark Rimerson
Ells F. Gardner
Mies Josie E. Pierson
Gustina Dickerman
Emma A. Gil
Camp Farragut
Sons of Veterans
A. C. Blaisdell
A. Pickering
Lowell
Stiles
Camp 18
Nashua
George Winery
George Foster
Frederick Cummings
Ralph and Witmer Harvey
Henry J. Draper
Ralph Marvey
Explosion at Hyannis gas plant kills manager
The Nickerson Acetylene Gas Company plant in Hyannis Mass burned and exploded last night destroying the two story wooden building and demolishing windows within 300 yards. Osbourne Crowell 57 in charge was killed his body found in fragments after the blast which also knocked out most town lights. Financial loss estimated at $10000. Crowell was married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyannis
Mass
Nickerson Acetylene Gas Company
Osborne Crowell
Crowell
Trading in Privileges At Chicago Board of Trade
John J. Hill Jr resigned after a decade-long effort against bucket shops and will now devote himself to ending trading in privileges. He opposed favorable decisions by Judge Gary but yielded to market pressure. leaving a $500 monthly role to curb the practice in the grain exchange smoking room post-session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John J. Hill, Jr
Chicago Board of Trade
Grain Exchange
Gary
Hill
American Gun Found in Russians Possession
A government document traces ownership of a seven pound American firearm stamped Waterside Arsenal 1996 7 pounds number 269 J W 2. The piece moved from Na cesne to the arsenal at Benital. Authorities assess how the gun entered the Has defense network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of
Japan
Unite States Manifester Griscom
Nacesne
Benitla
Watervitet Arsenal
J. W
Fragmentary OCR Note About Local Election Language
A partial OCR reading notes a local election or civic detail with unclear names and places. The fragment mentions a district, city or street term and a civic actor but lacks clear dates or outcomes. The text is too garbled to identify specific people or events.
Trouble in stock company breaks with Huntington DeDeyn
The Broadway stage feud spills into Lowell when Wright Huntington and Severin DeDeyn split their 40 week season at the Academy of Music. DeDeyn hires Burke Corbett as counsel and plans to stay at the theater. Huntington forms a new Wright Huntington Stock Company to stage Jim the Penman over Christmas week with remaining crew. PMID: 0
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Wright Huntington
Severin DeDeyn
Academy of Music
DeDeyn
Lowell
Burke & Corbett
Huntington
New York
Academy
Boston
Mr. Huntington
Miss Fletcher
Mr .Huntington
Courier-Citizen
Wright- Huntington Stock Company
Jim the Penman
Gaden
Sullivan
Lowell court sentences in East Cambridge session
In East Cambridge Superior Court yesterday Lowell cases were called. Charles L Abbott of Hartford was sentenced to four months for larceny of a horse and carriage from Keefe and Horan. John F Keene and Agnes Patenaude were placed on probation for lewd and lascivious cohabitation. Reuben Cohen and Simon Freedman pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property and were continued for sentence next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
Lowell
Charles L. Abbott
Hartford
Conn
Keefe
High Tone Recital At Odd Fellows Hall With Famous Singers
Tomorrow at Odd Fellows hall Townsend performs Toreadors Song and Ballards Sword of Ferrara with Recker cello solo. The concert features Loftis Overture Yankiana Rosamunde and selections from Sylvia Maritana and Ferrara with Kane deatibtet Bullard and others. Reserved seats at Austin's 19 Bridge street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Townsend
Ballard
Ferrara
Schubert
Sulo
Carmen
Shessoccces
Karl Komazaka
Potka
Sylvia” Delibes
Roman
Golterman
Pablis
Bullard
Maritana
Wallace
Austin’s
Bridge Street
Refund policy for Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar bottle
A card from multiple signatories promises to refund the purchase price if the syrup fails to cure a cold. It states money will be refunded if not satisfactory, listing firms such as A. BL Storey & Co and several others including Rochette & Delisle and Moors Pharmacy. The document shows a collective guarantee from merchants to honor refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
A. BL
Storey & Co
FF Moody Sckvey Ellingwood & Co
H. Dutioe
Boston Liquor License Revoked for Sunday Sale Violation
Boston today witnessed the Boston police commission revoke the liquor license of the Hotel Touraine, held in John R. Coleman’s name, for Sunday sale violations. The panel also directed druggists to remove obstructive window displays to allow full interior view, and cautioned clubs against selling after 11 pm on Sundays and holidays.
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Boston
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Boston Police Commission
Youraine
John R. Coleman
Cole
John B. Moran
Police Commission
Three Hundred Thousand for a New Library
Worcester December 15 Thirty five Brown University alumni in Worcester attended the Worcester county Sons of Brown banquet. Toastmaster Ray W Green heard President W H P Faunce outline needs and state that 300000 is required for a library. Others toasts included Daniel Abercrombie urging football and Joseph Jackson elected president of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Brown University
Worcester County Sons of Brown
Ray W. Green
W. H. P. Faunce
Daniel Abercrombie
Worcester Academy
Joseph Jackson
Eee English High School
Important Changes on Electric Lines
Providence R I Dec 15 Owing to the resignation of Robert I Todd general manager of the Rhode Island Company which operates the majority of electric trolley lines in this State important changes in the personnel of the officers of the corporation will take place on January 1 when Mr Todds resignation goes into effect Mr Todds resignation is in order that he may become general manager of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company of Indianapolis Ind Mr Todds place as general manager will be taken by A E Potter the present superintendent of transportation which office will be filled by Samuel Riddle a graduate of the Swarthmore Engineering School and formerly of Philadelphia Pa Mr Todd the retiring general manager has been identified with the Rhode Island Company for three years in his present capacity and has been active in street railway management in New York Pittsburg Washington Cincinnati and other large cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Robert I. Todd
Rhode Island
Todd
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Indianapolis
Ind
A. E. Potter
Samuel Riddle
Swarthmore Engineering School
Philadelphia
Rhode Island Company
New York
Pittsburg
Washington
Cincinnati
Hyde Park Editor Hanged in Effigy
Hyde Park Massachusetts residents react to Sentinel coverage by convening a mass meeting in Liberty hall. Frank D. Rich presided as editor Victor ell was spotted by a crowd on the street and barely escaped pursuit by boarding the 9 22 train to Boston. An effigy of Editor Well later appeared in Everett square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Mass
The
Sentinel
Liberty Hall
Victorell
Frank D. Rich
Board of Selectmen
Boston
Well
Everett Square
High Prices at Christies for Irving Relics
London December 15 crowds at Christies second day sale of late Sir Henry Irving theatrical relics and library saw high prices. A plain leather pocket book engraved with Irving's name sold for 63 dollars while two gifts from admirers brought 218 and 64 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Christie's
Sir Henry Irving
Irving
Borton
Princeton Beats Harvard in Annual Intercollegiate Debate
Cambridge December 14 Princeton defeated Harvard in Sathers theatre tonight in the annual debate supporting the affirmative of the question That inter collegiate football in Sonam The Tenors participated with Gov John McLane of Hampshire Justice John T of the Rhode Island court and Robert W Woods of testo involved in the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Princeton
Harvard
Sonam
John McLane
Hampshire
John T. T
Rhode Island U Court
Robert W. Woods
Testo
Comet Sight Report From Harvard Observatory
A telephone message to Harvard Observatory from Prefect Percival reports a visible comet over Cambridge tonight. The note, dated December 16, describes a bright tail and observers awaiting confirmation from the telescope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Harvard Observatory
Mipher Phooey
Fragmented New England Note From Historic Page
OCR based readable fragments show garbled text and nonsensical lines mentioning New England and names. The legible bits hint at a brief item or notice, but no coherent event, person, or organization can be identified to form a factual headline or summary.
Public Bequests in Coburn Will Total 450000
The Boston probate filing reveals Mrs Helen G Coburn leaves 450000 in public bequests with 727200 private bequests. Executors named are William A C Donald of Brookline and Richard P Hallowell. Beneficiaries include Abbott Academy Andover 10000 and Children’s Hospital 50000 among many church and educational gifts.
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Helen G. Coburn
Boston
Marlboro Street
Andover
Geo. W. Coburn
Joseph W. Smith
William A. C. Donald
Brookline
Richard P. Hallowell
Hallowell
Don
Free Christian Church
Town of
Abbott Academy
Philips Academy
Andover Home For
City Missionary Society
Funeral observance noted in shadow of town events
Fragmentary OCR records mention a funeral service and surrounding activities from early afternoon. Names and places are unclear, but the timing indicates a local observance amid broader community happenings. Unable to identify key individuals or locations due to damaged text.
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Santa Claus Bulletin
All
C. F. Hatch Co
Churca Street
Tower’s Corner Drug Store
Barney & Berry
Lull & Hartford
Central Street
Christmas Poultry
Putnam's
Police Relief Association
DR. Osler
Liverpool
Cunard Line
Caronia
William Ostler
Regius
Oxford
Osler
Association
Bartenders
Ad Infinitum
Bannon
Lynn
Sid & General
Spinners Hall
New York Herald
Ussoge
Mellabie
Buster Brown
Lattice Neen
Nyevel
Croker
Fey William Remittwn
Cate Ee. Rate Weer
Ome
Ted George Ade
Urie Senet
Becter
Tatemder
Far Toon
Amen Tac
Superior Court
Lowell Orchestral Society
al Megarors
Gillette Sales Company
New York City
Moran
Police Board
Brown
New
Eton
Best
Free
American Boy Magazine
Oxford Melton
Boston Y. M. C. A
Wes. J
Children's Hospital
Children’s Friend
Ame Board of Foreign Missions
Calhoun School
Calhoun
Ala
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Radcliffe Colege
Kindergarten For
Massachusetts General Heapita
Coburn Fund
Lawrence City
Lawrence City Hospite
Fesse — University
Ybertin College
Widows Society
Wit
Tate
Partletts
Mie
P. A. MacKenzie
Broadway
Nicholas G. Norcross
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