French Fraternal News at St Josephs Church
Numerous fraternal officers were elected by the Union Samuel de Champlain and Court Samuel de Champlain Foresters with meetings moved to C M A C hall. Old French Noels will charm Christmas morning at St Josephs as children sing shepherds and angels, while many weddings are planned during Christmas week. A woodworker, Joseph Lemelin, suffered a scalp injury in Pelham and is recovering at home.
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St. Joseph’s Church
Union
Samuel de Champlain
Ernest Lippe
Napoleon Rivet
Paul Vigeant
Anthime Denais
Arthur Lavoie
Eugene Boudreau
Fred Rocheville
First Sentinel
Paul Morin
Second Sentinel
Isidore
L. M. Auger
Wilbrod Bouthillette
Tred Giroux
Napoleon Roy
A. E
F. of A
W. D. Sabourin
Ovila Tetreault
Narcisse Gadbois
Charles Tranchemontagne
Henry Duprez
Woodward
Alphonse Vallerand
Jr. Woodward
Arthur Robillard
Beadle
Telesphore Bombardier
Jr. Beadle
Telesphore Gendron
John B. Fremeau
Geo. Labrie
Joseph Sabourin
Chas. A. Cote
Philippe R. Bourque
Charles Tranche
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Rectory
Joseph Lemelin
Cheever Street
Pelham
Geo. E. Caisse
Gookin Furniture Co
Prescott Street
Meeting of the New England Baseball League Delegates
The New England Baseball League met at the Parker House Boston with President Murnane presiding. Delegates from Concord Lynn Nashua Lawrence Haverhill New Bedford Fall River were present as officers approved director reports and a transfer of the Manchester franchise to Lawrence. A Lawrence Athletic Association formed and Spalding balls adopted for five years.
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New England Baseball League
Parker House
Boston
Murnane
A. G. Doe
New Bedford
W. F. Ray
Concord
M. McCann
Lynn
J. L. Rolley
Lawrence
J. C. Morse
Leonard
Nashua
D. Flanagan
J. T Rolley
Haverhill
T. J. Kelleher
New Beaford
Fall River
T. F. DeDermott
E. B. Fraser
Mr. Parsons
J. F. Smith
Lawrence Baseball Club
W. J. Freeman
Manchester Baseball Club
Manchester
Lawrence Athletic Association
Messrs. Leonard
McDermott
Rolley
Fred Lake
Lowell
State projects $9 495 560 budget for 11 months
Boston reports the State Auditor's figures show 9 495 560 is needed to run state departments for eleven months from January 1 1906, down from 10 045 628 for the previous 12 months. Charitable institutions rise to 2 226 863, and the cattle department seeks 76 000 for the period.
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Boston
Henry B. Turner
Kirkland
Columbia University Bans Football After Council Action
New York December 19 final action was taken by the Columbia university council on the committee on student organization recommendation that football be prohibited at Columbia. The decision would be announced tomorrow but is believed adopted locally and students protests claim unfair faculty treatment amid unrest.
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New York
Columbia University Council
Columbia
Open house at YMCA gym to feature women night drill
Open house tonight at the YMCA gym will draw many members and friends. Under Physical Director Maxwell a class drill on floor and apparatus will lead to a lively basketball game between rival teams. A blindfold boxing match adds excitement with two unlisted athletes using sound to locate each other.
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Maxwell
Local Cracker Reply Sparks Cold War Courier Echo
A terse street exchange escalates into a public scare as a juvenile taunts a police officer with a boast about a solar plexus strike. The officer warns against violence while bystanders report the tense moment on a crowded block.
Christmas Gifts Lost in Lang Train Wreck
The Santa Fe wreck at Lang Kas Tuesday caused insured losses including about $5000 in gold and $9000 in currency plus jewelry. Estimates put treasure in the safe near $10,000 with total express value as high as $50,000. Wells Fargo manager D T Mervine notes recovery hopes and treasury redemption for currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dee
Lang, Kas
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas Bankers
Express Company
D. T. Mervine
Wells Fargo Express Company
Treasury Department
Yale Hockey Team Beaten in New York
New York hockey club defeated Yale 4 to 1 in a rough game. Yale forward Stanley was cut by Russell’s skate and had to retire after a heavy collision with Phillips. Ordway replaced him late in the match.
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YALE
New York
Hockey Club of
Stanley
Phillips
Russell
Akate
Ordway
Blind Tigers Edge Nashua In Narrow Bowling Win
The Blind Tigers defeated Nashua by a slim margin at Les Miserables alleys last night. Moulton stood out as the big man, guiding the victorious team.
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Nashua
Blind Tigers
Les Miserables Alleys
Moulton
The
Dazzlers
Tewksbury
Race at Elite rink 9.168 oclock between first and last seasions
The Elite rink hosts a late race tonight at 9.168 oclock between contenders McDermott and co condition, as participants aim to show their form and deliver a strong performance.
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McDermott
Auctioneers Offer Items for a Late Girl
A fragment from a 19th century ad lists a doll a tea set and a carriage for a late girl offered at cheap prices. The text mentions 39 cent items and references Dickeon’s tracts on Merrimack Street with scattered illegible notes.
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Dickeon
Tractore
Merrimack
Albert's Little Dinners Pill Promoted As Stomach Cure
An advertisement touts Albert's Little Dinner Pill as a marvel remedy for stomach pain and dyspepsia. It claims Dr Hutchinson of London and Dublin endorses the pill, with a customer testimonial describing relief after a long history of stomach trouble. The copy asserts the product contains no laxatives, no alkali, and that it cures indigestion by a claimed internal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Dr Hutchinson
London and
Ton
England
Hutchinson
J. Bae
Treatment offer promises lasting cure for men
An advertisement proclaims a method of treatment that supposedly cures and keeps men cured. It emphasizes free consultation examination and advice for men. The note presents a direct marketing pitch without identifying a specific medical institution or practitioner.
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Victor
New England
Victor Talking Machines and Records
Victor Records
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Merrimack Street
Boston House
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
Union Samuel de Champlain
COURT
Club
Passe-Temps
C. Forget
L. Beland
J. O. Champagne
A. Caron
L Gagnon
A. Jean
I. Therién
J. Lefebvre
J. Paquette
P. Vincent
IE. Cote
J. Salva
P. Gauthier
J. Lompret
M. Savignac
C. E. Dickson's
Santa Claus
F. H. Pearson CO
Ideal Food Cutters
Parker Bros
Lake
Furniture
Gookin
T's McDonald
Et Ashworth
Eases
Gl Perrin
Eee
Eeee Johnson Tee
McPherson One
Denne Eeee
Nashua Wilson Ee Eeenee Se
Wheeler Ou& McQuestion
Eeee
Oeere
Manley
Ee Wee Flanagan McGrath
Eeeersenees AM
Catholic League
A. C
Louis Tant
Baron Po
Payette
Louis - Pilotte Couture
J. Monagrain
A. Denault
Bowlaway League
Pres
Ian Boston
Northern Riley
Rock
Munroe ST Lyn Mass
Ruggiste
Harvard Medical
Merrimac
Rugg Bik
Falls & Burkinshaw
Courier
Rugg Block
W. M. I Hayes
Grand Union
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