Bishop O Connell in Japan a four thousand strong audience
The Japan Times reports Bishop W. H. OConnell, formerly of Lowell, addressed about 4000 Japanese listeners in Tokyo. Organized by the Tokyo students association, speakers included Prof. Lloyd and Mayor Ozaki. The bishop praised Japan and its sovereign, thanked the pope, urged devotion to law and virtue, and express ed hope for continued peace and friendship between America and Japan.
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Japan Times
Tokio
W. H. O'Connell
Nippon
Mis
Japan
Iran
O'Connell
Jesus
America
Pacific
Adams Hardware Offers Carving Knives Savings
Carving knives of superior quality are offered at a great saving by Adams Hardware and Paint Co located at 400 to 414 Middlesex Street.
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Adams Hardware & Paint Co
Middlesex St
A Weak Heart Promises Hope With Miles Heart Cure
A dated advertisement extols Miles Heart Cure as a heart tonic to strengthen nerves and muscles, urging avoidance of exertion and listing symptoms like shortness of breath and palpitations. A testimonial claims improved health after using the remedy, with purchase details and a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Will Arantee
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Dowie Heads to Jamaica for Health Break with Zionist Party
John Alexander Dowie Zionist leader leaves Zion City for Port Antonio Jamaica aboard the Admiral Dewey seeking health. He travels with nurse and physician plus a Zion colony member as Gladstone Dowie sees him off amid secrecy. Dowie’s car transferred to the wharf was hindered by track conditions and crowds watched from the pier.
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Boston
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
United Fruit Company
Admiral Dewey
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Gladstone Dowie
Dowie
Crippled man shot dead by thieves near Beaver Falls
Hugo McCoy, 45, crippled, was shot through the kitchen window of his farm home near Beaver Falls, Pa., last night. His brother Robert McCoy, witnessing a struggle with two burglars, fled to raise the alarm after the attackers looted the house and took about $200. The pair escaped.
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Beaver Falls
Hugo McCoy
Robert McCoy
Elks Invite Bryan to Dine in Manila Visit
Manila Dec 20 Acting Gov Gen ide will invite William J Bryan on arrival from China to be guest of the Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ide
William J. Bryan
China
Cold Cure Claims Thunderous Headache Relief from K W Grove Se
An advertisement extols Laxative Bromo Quinine as a worldwide remedy for colds and neuralgia. It asserts the medicine removes the cause of ailments and credits K W Grove Se for the signature promotion.
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K W Grove
City Councils Pass Loan Order Amid Adjournment
City and upper boards conduct a busy session with many appropriations and transfers. A $54,000 loan order dominates, while new street lights, a $1,000 suppression fund, and appointments for librarians and cemetery trustees are approved or tabled as officials argue over funding and timing.
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Superior Court
Alderman Carmichael
John F. Leary
Adams _ street
Wm. C. Deans
Winthrop Avenue
Mason
Charles T. Wing
Stevens Street
Alcide A. Parent
Merrimack Street
Erwin L. Wiggin
Dover Street
Committee On Appropriations
Alley
Walker
Allen
Messrs. Rourke
Braden
Grant
Cosgrove
Dartmouth
Patton
Bridge
Tolman
Allen and Fairweather
Street Department
General Treasury Fund
Alderman Allen
Alderman Fairweather
Hayes
Fairweather
Armory Commission
Armory
Paul H. Cosette
Common Street
Dennis A. Sullivan
Edward Kelly
Casey
Westchester Street
Eugene G. Russell
Rhodora Street
John H. Clancy
Ala
Gershom Avenue
Genoa Avenue
Wedge Street
London Street
John L. Brewene
Ulustee
Coutpi er coach and aldermen discuss city physician Dr Forster
A council meeting features Common Coutpi er coach and the board of aldermen debating the appointment or role of city physician Dr Forster amid municipal concerns. The discussion centers on medical oversight and public health responsibilities.
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Board of Aldermention
Forster
Remenade City
Swedish immigrant causes barroom drama in Lowell
John Soderburg, arriving from Sweden, caused a night of chaos in downtown Lowell. He wore a wooden suitcase, changed clothes in public, paraded slogans in the square, and challenged a bartender. He was escorted to the Centre house and held overnight over unpaid room rent.
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Sweden
John Soderburg
Lowell
John
Soderburg
Paige
Bridge Streets
Leighton
Dooley
Bed Spreads and Blankets for Christmas Gifts
A local advertisement from A. G. POLLA & Co. promotes satin and Marseilles bed spreads as Christmas gifts. Designs appealing for the season are offered from 5 to 6 dollars, with sale prices down to 2 dollars, plus a large stock of lower priced spreads at 1 to 1.25 dollars. Crib quilts for children are priced from 5 to 1.50 dollars.
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Blanket de A. G. Polla & Co
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Wational Bacuit Company
O’connell
ELKS
Bryan
Board of Aldermen
John L. Stevens
Dodge
Baldwin
Cheney
Forster H. Smith
Dr. Smith
Frank R. Weeks
Frederick A. Buttrick
Alfred P. Sawyer
Edmond B. Cheney
Clough
Charles P. Durgin
J. J. O'Connor
Mahoney
Allard
Wilder
Coutpi
John Sodenburg
Pocket Books
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Merrimack St
Smyrna
Adams
Appleton Bank Block
Central St
Devine
Telemone
J. Ll. Douglas & Co., Roofers
Rock Street
Mags. Telephone
Courier-Citizen
Pullman Club
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