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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1905

Page

12

December Day Lengths Charted by Almanac

A reading shows Sun rise times at 7.09 with Moon at 11.44 p m and Sun set at 4.13, yielding a length of day about 9.04 hours. The data presents a concise view of daytime duration for the December period.

Seasonal bargains flood local shops in Merrimack street ads

A December 19 1905 page lists numerous holiday offerings from Hovey Wyman's exchange and Goodale's drug store to Rhodes Hair Store and Thompson Hardware. It promotes gifts from carvings and furs to organ recitals, weather strips, and a missionary fundraiser at St Pauls M E church with Mr Barker and Mrs Gurney assisting.

Olive Grove Sylmar Goodale’s Maker's Picture Store Merrimack Joan Streets Rhodes Merrimack Street Thompson Hardware Co Limburg Bridge Street Boston Cloak and Suit Store Lehman Uptown W. T. S Bartlett St. Paul’s Church Chas. W. Barker Herbert J. Gurney Wollaston Mass C. H. Stowell Fairmount Street Missionary Society of St. Paul's M. E J. A. Filton Central Street J B. Goodwin Thorndike Street

No Grade Crossings Plan Debated for Arlington Franchise

Boston December meeting of Arlington officials and residents weighed granting a franchise to the Boston and Lowell Interurban Street Railway. The plan would use no grade crossings, with bridging or tunneling, and run three or four cars as a train at up to 60 mph from Lowell to Boston in about 30 minutes. Critics from Lexington and Boston railways protested. citizens were split and no action was taken.

Boston Joint Boards of Selectmen and of Public Works of Arlington Boston & Lowell Interurban Street Railway Company C. F. Remington Lowell A. D. Claflin Lexington & Boston Street Railway Company J. McD. Garfield Boston & Northern Street Railway

Kidney Cure Restores Buffalo Operator After Pain

A. H. Thurnes, a Buffalo coal operator, suffers years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel stones. After taking Foys Kidney Cure, relief comes quickly. he reports stones passed and no kidney pain now. Written from Deresgiers Falls & Burkinshaw, 418 ex Thorndike St.

A. H. Thurnes Buffalo N. Y Foy Deresgiers Falls & Burkinshaw Thorndike St

Not a Clean Quote in Old Baltimore Paper

A fragment from the Baltimore American notes a suspect phrase about a Washerwoman allegedly stealing something from a backyard. The line hints at a crime or local incident but lacks full context or clear details.

Mens Fur Gloves and Goats Will Find At Our Establishment

A terse listing notes a complete variety of fur gloves and goats available at the establishment.

Cleveland Baking Powder Ad Claims Purity and Efficiency

Cleveland's shown by repeated tests and comparisons to be the purest and most efficient leavening agent in existence. Baking powders lower in price are usually made from alum or alum-phosphate. Avoid them if you value health. CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO., New York.

Mystery man beaten after hotel visit in New York

Burton Mansfield, about 60, importer from Brooklyn, was found unconscious with a fractured skull near Union Square hotel. He carried $1500 and diamonds. Porter Carl Firndank says Mansfield was brought by a cab from Manhattan. police suspect an assault occurred before the cab ride. Detectives seek witnesses and review hotel security.

New York Burton Mansfield Kickford Street Brooklyn East 14Th Street Manhattan Bellevue Hospital Union Square Carl Firndank Mansfield Firndank Dankberg Hotel Manhattan Ken Porter Firnbank Beth

Funeral notices sway through St. Patrick’s cemetery

Multiple funerals reported with services at St. Jean Baptiste and St. Patrick’s churches. Names include Rosanna Gignac, Edith O’Brien, Hannora Flaherty, Catherine Winn, Morris Griffin, with arrangements by Amedee Archambault Savage and Saunders. Burials at St. Joseph’s and St. Patrick’s cemeteries.

Rosanna Gignac Amedee Gignac Moody Street St. Jean Baptiste Church Fr. Graton Burllard and Campeau Ludovic Gignac Ojeda Gignac Philippe Barras Valere Morin Homer L. P. Turcotte Pierre Bourgeois George EH. Caisse Alexander Ida Tarte Rose A. Vigeant Rose Jordan Hartford St. Joseph's Cemetery Fr Brullard Amedee Archambault Hannora Flaherty Thomas A. Saunders D. J. Moran Owen Daly Patrick Monahan Thomas Dean St. Patrick's Cemetery John McHugh Saunders Catherine Winn Thomas Rourke Adams ‘Street St. Patrick’s Church Fr. McHugh Katie Spray Ida Flanders John J. Connors Timothy F. Pitegerald Michael Rogers Daniel Nolan James I. Rourke Savage

Fox and the Cat “Jackey” Fox Guilty Of Thefts

In police court Fox charged with stealing Mrs. Mary E. Quimby Angora cat was found guilty after witnesses placed him at the scene. Quimby identified the cat from a wooden box and Fox claimed he found it near Gorham street. Judge Hadley ruled larceny and sentenced Fox to three months in jail.

Jackey” Fox Mary E. Quimby Jack Gorham Street Fox Billerica Fair Grounds Hadley

Betty Barlow Dies in West Chelmaford Home

Mrs Betty Barlow of West Chelmaford died Monday morning aged 51 years Funeral at her house Wednesday at 2 pm Friends invited Also notices for Frederick Marries age 6 months and Dec at home on Gershom avenue with funeral Tuesday afternoon at 1 oclock Friends invited

Barlow Betty Barlow West Chelmaford Gershom Avenue Frederick i

Greater Portland Voters Decide on Annexation

Voters in Portland Maine cast ballots on the Maine legislature approved annexation of South Portland and adjoining areas. South Portland backed the measure last year, and officials expect a favorable result though the vote may be close.

Portland Maine Routh South Portland Morthied

Central American Coffee Crop Dispatch Notes Shipping Woes

Dec. 19 report from San Francisco notes a small Central American coffee crop estimate of 0.008 sacks. Freight congestion on the Panama route delays shipments to Europe via Pacific Mail and Atlantic steamers. The Pacific Mail Line seeks to secure cargo space to move the coffee, amid port congestion and rail capacity doubts.

San Franciero Europe Pacific Mail Panama Peter

Father John's Medicine Healed Child After Doctors Gave Up

A mother recalls her daughter's severe illness believed to be consumption. After three physicians failed and the girl weakened, Father John’s Medicine restored her appetite and strength. The remedy was given in three doses daily, improving health and recovery.

Pather

Opposition Blocks Mayor Dunne's Board Nominee

Chicago observers note the city council refused to confirm Mayor Dunne's choice John F. Finerty to the board of local improvements, sending the nomination to committee after a 40 to 26 vote. The dispute centered on keeping Minwegen due to political considerations, with party lines split and a rare historic challenge to a mayoral appointment.

Chicago City Council of Dunne John F. Finerty John Minnegen Board of Local Improvements Col. Finerty Minwegen Heath Hickey Colvin

Salem News Birthday Edition Details 25 Years

The Salem News marked 25 years of publication with a 24 page edition outlining Salem’s current business scene and featuring sketches of major establishments owners and managers. The issue includes portraits of prominent citizens biographical data and notes a transition from a horse press to a 25,000 page per hour press in a rebuilt Peabody building following a recent fire. Robin Damon, the current proprietor, is noted among the early figures.

Salem News Salem News Peabody Robin Damon

Probate court lists wills admitted for probate

In Lawton probate court several wills were presented and allowed for filing. Names include Rebeccs J. Holton Tyreebero Bar ah A. Wright Dracut Emetine Smith and Lowell. Administrations were granted on the estate of Mary Parker in Lowell.

J. Holton Tyreebero Barah A. Wright Dracut Emetine Smith Lowell Mary Parker

The Grant Jewelry Co Trade in Cheap Jewelry

The Grant Jewelry Company presents a cautious note on belt ap repetition and temptations in the jewelry trade. The article argues the firm offers the best selection, despite claims of cheaper goods.

The Grant Jewelry Co Bes Ap & Repetetion Lovelly

Personal tributes and staff changes at area firms and clubs

A surprise presentation of a leather chair and purse to Mr. Harry Co. Crafts at John Pillings Shoe Co. marks his move to supervise Spalding Swett shop. Assistant Chief James F. Norton recovering from injuries after a long absence. Alfred L. Favor resigns from J. C. Ayer Co. to join a Boston firm. his wife also resigns. J. Harry Boardman named bookkeeper at J. C. Ayer Co. William Morris entertains Club Frontenac. John H. McCaffrey notes. John H. Cole returns to Bigelow Carpet Co. after injury. William McLaughlin leaves Concord Drug Co. for a southern post. Rogers Hall students go to Boston for operas. Mrs J. C. Hamilton improving at St. John's Hospital.

Harry Co. Crafts John Pillings Shoe Co Robert Barrett Crafts Mr. Crafts John Pilling Shoe Co Spalding « Swett Alfred L. Favor J. C. Ayer Company Boston Ayer People Favor J. Harry Boardman Old Lowell Bank

Notable Deaths Mark 19th Century Educator Spouse

Recent obituaries report Mrs. Mary Bishop Gates widow of Dr Merrill Edwards Gates a prominent educator and former president of Rutgers Amherst and chairman of the United States Indian commissioners passing in Washington and Dr John M Sanborn a longtime physician of the state dying after a stroke in Franklin Park New Jersey, with survivors including a daughter.

Mary Bishop Gates Merrill Edwards Gates United States Board of Indian Commissioner Rutgers Amherst Washington William Rochester N. Y Gates United States Board of Indian Commissioners Rochester University Princeton Columbia Franklin Parls N. 1 John M. Sanborn Meredith Berkshire Medical Institute Pittefield Mase 12Th New Hampshire Regiment

Congressman's Call on History of Pilgrims Recalls Early Journey

Chicago December 19 a Pilgrim night observance marked the landing of the Pilgrims with remarks by Walker Me Call of the Eighth district Massachusetts noting the hardship of the voyage and the hope for self government despite harsh winters. He spoke on the colonists quest for liberty and self rule in the new land.

Chicago Mascachusette Virginia Shane

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