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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1903

Page

10

Pig Chasing Ends Show at Opera House in Odd Contest

Audiences last night laughed through a pig chasing contest after the play A Sister's Revenge. Thomaspe of Chapel street held the lucky Blind as the pig demonstrated surprising agility and the lights faded repeatedly during four rounds. Tonight’s bill features Beware of Men after a matinee of A Man of Mystery.

Opera House Thomas Pe Chapel Street Clark Pig Man

Rich Men Not All Happy Says Old Tale Of Croesus

The piece extols Croesus of Lydia and argues riches bring troubles from overindulgence and stress. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure, claiming they aid digestion, restore strength, and let people eat freely, with nationwide demand and 50 cent pricing.

Croesus John D. Rockefeller Lydia Yrus Solon Stuart

Woman's health advice from Lydia E Pinkham’s lab

A historical feature highlights Lydia E Pinkham's laboratory in Lynn as a central source of female health guidance. It asserts that thousands seek her advice monthly and credits her vegetable compound with curing female diseases, claiming the family physician cannot match her records or effectiveness.

Ead Lydia E. Pinkham America Lynn

Casto theatre child friendly program features laughs

Tomorrow at Casto theatre a child oriented show promises merriment for youngsters. Courthope and Forrester present A Fisherman's Luck a clever comedy. Avon Comedy Four perform a funny schoolroom scene. Greene and Werner present Babes in the Jungle. Green trading stamps with orchestra tickets. reserved seats ten cents extra, order by telephone 815-3.

Casto Theatre Courthope Forrester Greene Werner

Brilliant harpist Schuecker and Lucie Tucker to headline Huntington recital

The second Huntington hall recital features Schuecker of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and contralto Lucie Tucker with a program of unusually brilliant orchestral selections. If Tucker’s voice holds, she will be a strong addition to a stellar lineup including Mary Howe, Rosa Linde, daughter Miss Wright, and Krassett. Reserved seats cost 25 and 50 cents, with tickets on sale at Austin's. box office opens at 1 pm Sunday.

Schuecker Boston Symphony Orchestra Lucie Tucker Boston Huntington Hall Milton Odd Fellows Hall Mary Howe Lowell Mme Rosa Linde Austin’s Hall

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Cold Cure

A timely ad notes Foley's Honey and Tar as a rapid remedy for coughs and colds. Stores listed include Condales Drug Store at 217 Central Street Ellingwood & Co. at Merrimack and Central, Carter & Sherburne at Merrimack and Bridge, and Falls & Burkinshaw at 418 Middlesex Street.

Foley Ondales Drug Store Central Street Ellingwood & Co Merrimack Cenrral

Arrest of Charles Vinal on capias for liquor

Charles BE Vinal former keeper of the Old Middlesex tavern was arrested on a capias from the Superior Court. He had previously faced liquor charges and paid fines of 75 dollars on two prior occasions. He was out on bail and did not appear, with his lawyer listed as D J Donahue. A long docket followed with cases including larceny burglary drunkenness and lewd acts among others.

Charles BE. Vinal Old Middlesex Superior Court Sergt. Freeman Vinal Cambridge D. J. Donahue Lowell James Calnin John L. Boardman William J. Mulligan Emily Fish Thomas D. Donahue Thomas McDermott William F. Mead Mary A. McBride Mary A. Earle Moses H. Collins Samuel P. Pike Joseph McCrain Arthur Bernhardt William McCarthy Edward Morse Mary Cronan House of Correction Moises H. Collins Coral Street

English Constructor Sacrifices Life in Berlin Rescue

In Berlin on December 17 Miss Von Rheinbaben daughter of the finance minister narrowly escaped injury when she fell between two electric cars. Henry Davidson an English naval constructor from Newcastle upon Tyne rushed to aid and pulled her free but was killed by a car. Miss Von Rheinbaben was uninjured.

Berlin Miss von Rheinbaben Baron von Rheinbaben Henry Davidson Newcastle-upon- Tyne

Russia to showcase world fair exhibit in St Louis

Russia plans the largest foreign pavilion at the world’s fair with over 750000 square feet of space. More than 2500 exhibitors will participate as the national pavilion is built on native soil and brought to St Louis in sections by Russian carpenters.

ST. Louis Russia

Maine Furniture Factory Destroyed by Fire in Chelsea

A large fire destroyed the Maine Furniture company plant in Chelsea, with losses around 6000 dollars insured. Strong winds threatened nearby structures as Chelsea and Everett fire crews battled the blaze, preventing further spread. The wooden three story building burned from the first floor, several varnish barrels exploded, and some firefighters were overcome by heat. The cause remains undetermined.

Chelsea Maine Furniture Company Everett

No Action Taken After Yale National Bank Meeting

New Haven Conn Dec 17 after the board of directors of the Yale National Bank met president E S Greeley said only routine business was transacted and no discussions of cashier Asa C Bushnells shortage occurred While reports from Boston and New York correspondents were reviewed it would take hours to verify accounts and he believed the shortage would not exceed 18000

New Haven Conn Yele National Bank Asa C. Bushnell E. S. Greeley Greeley Boston New York Yale Bank Bushnell

Friends vouch for Wentworth mental sharpness at trial

Boston December hearing over Arioch Wentworth's will featured John Shepard, a Boston merchant and friend, testifying that Wentworth remained mentally active and capable until death. He and other witnesses supported the validity of the will, noting no decline in mind or body despite aging.

Boston Arioch Wentworth John Shepard Shepard Wentworth

Sco Company seeks protection for Canadian shareholders

F H Clerique Cornelius Shields and T J Drum mond of the Sco company urged the government to safeguard Canadian shareholders if the Consolidated Lake Superior company is wound up. They proposed keeping land grants and franchise concessions for subsidiaries and planned a conference with the premier later that day. If the reorganization fails Speyer & Co would attempt another plan to allow outside shareholders to join.

Toronto Ont F. H. Clerique Cornelius Shields T. J. Drummond Sco” Company Consolidated Lake Superior Company Speyer & Co

Coughs and Colds Warn About Opiate Laxative Risk

Cough medicines besides Foley's Honey and Tar may contain opiates causing constipation and safety concerns for children. Foley's Honey and Tar is presented as opiate free and safe. Local druggists Goodale's Drug Store, Ellingwood & Co., Carter & Sherburne, and Buskinshaw are listed with street corners and addresses in the area.

Foley Goodale’s Drug Store Central Street Ellingwood & Co Merrimack Central Streets Carter & Sherburne Bridge Streets Falls &Buskinshaw Middlesex Street

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Piggie Lowell Orchestral Society Capias Charles E. Vinal Perrin W. P. Brazer & CO. Hatters and Outfitters iCentral Cor Markt St THE SCO Company P. F. Devine Merrimack Street Branch Essex Street Lawrence Lowell Gas and Otto Per Chaldron Lowell Coal Co Central St Thorndike St
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