Ferrara Mr Townsend the Soloist Recital Review
The Lowell Orchestral Society gave its second season recital in Odd Fellows hall with Mr Hecker cello and Mr Stephen Townsend soprano baritone. Schubert Rosamunde overture and Delibes Sylvia numbers drew applause along with Townsend songs. The audience energized by Townsend and Hecker encores, the event hailed as a strong start to the 15th season. The next concert is January 21, 1906 featuring Carl Barleben of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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Lowell Orchestral Society
Odd Fellows Hall
Schubert
Leo Delibes
E. E. Loftiswaltz
Karl Komzak
Wallace
Ferrara
Frederick Field Bullard
Townsend
Lowell
Orchestral Society
Carl Barleben
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sunday Fires Threaten Locks and Canals Building
Fire reported in a Dane street house owned by John Flynn of Dracut at 9 30 am yesterday. It burned briefly before the department arrived, with losses estimated between 200 and 300 dollars. Box 26 alerted. A second fire endangered the Locks and Canals wooden block on Dummer street at 11 am, with Box 225 rung by a tenant. Roof damage occurred but losses are not expected to be material.
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Dane Street
John Flynn
Dracut
Dummer Street
Locks and Canals
United Irish League Meeting At Hibernian Hall
A large enthusiastic assembly at Hibernian hall last evening, presided by President Connolly, heard remarks from ex-President Lyons and featured a musical program with contributions from Miss Annie Shea, Miss Morahan, Mr. John F. Knight, and Mr. M. A. Lee. The group set the semi annual election of officers for the next meeting.
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United Irish League
Hibernian Hall
Connolly
Annie Shea
Morahan
John F. Knight
M. A. Lee
Lyons
Dracut Man Arrested in Chelsea for Ring Larceny
Arthur B. Johnson, colored, formerly of Dracut, was arrested in Chelsea yesterday and charged with the larceny of a gold ring from a Dracut girl.
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Arthur B. Johnson
Chelsea
Tea at Sixty Six Promises Blooming Health
Ellingwood & Co advertise Hollister’s Rocky fountain Tea promising renewal at age 66. The quirky appeal suggests vitality and a brighter mood for seniors with tea or tablets priced at 35 cents.
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Maud
Hollister
Five Women Taken From Robeson Street Boarding House
Five women were booked for drunkenness after a house party at a Robeson street boarding house in Hamilton corporation. Officers Briggs and Boyle sent them to the police station at 3:13 yesterday morning. Annie McCarney paid $3.05.
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Briggs
Annie Alton
Annie McCarney
Forty Hours Devotion closes with offbeat notes
The French section reports a boy eight from Tremont corporation Hall street injured on ice at Merrimack river with a broken right leg after a skater knocked him from behind near the Aiken street bridge. Other items note postponement of Hercule Lamothe and Florida Latour's wedding due to Lamothe's illness, details of the St Joseph church devotion ceremony, musical selections, and local social notes including new residence for Frank Leblanc, deaths, and local shop theft at Adelard Plourde’s shoe store.
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Etienne Blanchette
Eliza Blanchette
Tremont Corporation
Hall Street
Merrimack River
Aiken Street Bridge
Blanchette
Bertrand
American Insurance Men May Leave France
Paris reports that large American insurers threaten withdrawal from France over retroactive rules in the new French insurance law. The ministry of commerce would retroactively apply the provisions requiring foreign companies to buy and deposit French securities for policyholders, a move now under cabinet consideration.
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Paris
France
Insurance Department
Ministry of Commerce
Fire at Sea Leaves French Vessel to Fate Amid Fire on Arranmore
Boston dispatch recounts the Arranmore from Antwerp catching fire on December 7 with 50 barrels of dynamite chemicals on deck. Despite signals, a French steamer acknowledged yet steamed away, leaving Arranmore to battle flames for days. Fire damaged forward holds and bridge, while crews labored tirelessly as hatches were opened and re battened.
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Boston
Johnson
Antwerp
Bordeaux
Long
Herbor
Four Lives Lost In Verbeck Theatre Fire
In Lorain Ohio early yesterday a fire destroyed the Verbeck theatre and killed four people. The deceased include James Dwyer an employee at the theatre Mrs William Mareh wife of the stage manager and her two young children. Mr Marsh and his wife occupied third floor apartments. Mrs Marsh and the children died from suffocation while Mr Marsh was away at the time. Mrs John Veepor was rescued unconscious by firefighters. The loss is estimated at 50000.
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Lorain
Verbeck
James Dwyer
William Mareh
Gremen
Senator Sorgum Reflects On Reform Efforts
In a brief exchange a senator defends his contributions to reform, noting that he has already done as much as most men to advance necessary changes. The remark frames his stance on ongoing reform work and public service.
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Senator Sorghum
Marquis Ito Accepts Command Role in Korea
London dispatch reports Marquis Ito has accepted an envoy post as resident general in Korea, per Standard correspondent from Kobe Japan. The move places Ito in key administrative duties amid tensions in the region.
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Marquis Ito
Korea
London
The
Standard
Kobe
Japan
Ito
Orem
Opera House to Close For Week Of Repairs And Vaudeville
The opera house will be closed this week for mid season repairs and freshening up. New scenery will be painted and the stage and auditorium overhauled with asbestos repainting and additional scenes. It reopens Christmas day with a strong vaudeville bill expected to draw patrons in Apple pie order.
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Opera House
Howee
Concord River Rescue Ends in Facial Injury
A person aged 4 to 22 years fell along the Concord River yesterday during fancy maneuvers. The wound was near the left ear and treatment occurred at the Emergency department.
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Concord
Merrimack Men’s Gifts Showcases Fine Fur Garments
The Merrimack presents a large stock of men’s fine furnishings with a grand display of satin and satin escorts. Choose here for quality and value as the premier source for men’s gifts and attire.
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Heston
Merrimack
Thompson Marderre Co. Report On Highert Trade
A ret poser eats and good pret ent. The Thompson Marderre Co. hae the Hieertt.
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Thompson Marderre Co
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