Obituaries Report for Julia O Sull ivan Michael Real and John Sayers
Julia O Sullivan dies at St John s hospital aged about 65 leaving son George of New Brunswick and three daughters Mrs Hollingsworth Mrs Kent and Miss Foley all of this city. Michael H Real 24 dies at home of mother Mrs Rose Coxton 42 Tyler street after three months illness. John Sayers longtime resident for 50 years dies at 3 Westview street aged 80 leaving three sons Thomas supervisor of local Boston and Northern division Michael and John and one brother Thomas.
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Julia O'Sullivan
St. John’s Hospital
George
New Brunswick
A. Hollingsworth
William Kent
Eva Foley
Michael H. Real
Rose Coxton
Tyler Street
John Sayers
Westview Street
Thomas
Boston & Northern
Michael
John
Multiple Local Funerals Reported in Lowell Area
Funeral notices from Lowell document the services for Elizabeth Gagnon, Rose Kane, Eudora Simpson, Edward Riley, Rebecca Wells, William Murtha and Ovila Adam, with details on churches, cemeteries, bearers, and undertakers. Names include Fr. Brullard, Achambault, O'Donnell, McHugh, Mullin and McDermod, and cemeteries St. Joseph's, St. Patrick's, St. Peter's.
Funeral Rites For Hogan Rowland Held At Saint Patrick’s Cemetery
The funeral for Patrick J. Hogan was held Saturday at his brother’s home on Varnum Avenue with service at 2 pm. Bearers included Patrick Crimmins Patrick Fitzgerald Frank Sullivan John Sullivan Michael Mahoney William Hogan. Burial followed at St Patrick’s Cemetery, Undertaker Savage in charge. Mary Ann Rowland’s funeral was Saturday from Savage & Co. Bearers Edward Boardman George Pears John Malone Thomas Kennedy. Burial also at St Patrick’s Cemetery.
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Ovila Adam
Arthur
Rosainna Adam
Brook Street
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Archambault
Eudora E. Simpson
Lowell Hospital
A. St. John Chambre
St. Anne's Episcopal Church
James Etherington
Win Etherington
Ross Bowers
Dr. Hayden
Lowell Cemetery
C. M. Young & Co
Edward Riley
O'Donnell & Sons
Thomas Dean
Eugene Dean
Michael O’connor
Michael Nelligan
John O'Sullivan
Simon Dean
St. Patrick's Cemetery
John J. McHugh
Rebecca Wells
William Graham
Pine Street
Rose A. Kane
Bassett Street
St. Peter’s Church
Fr. McDernod
James Rowan
Frank O'Neil
Dennis McAuliff
Michael Drury
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Rogers
Patrick J. Hogan
Varnum Avenue
Patrick Crimmins
Patrick Fitzgerald
Frank Sullivan
John Sullivan
Michael Mahoney
William Hogan
Undertaker Savage
Mary Ann Rowland
Savage & Co
Edward Boardman
George Pearrs
John Malone
Thomas Kennedy
Deaths and Funeral Notices From Local City
Deaths: John Sayers 80, 3 Westview Street. Mary Corbett 18, City Hospital. Samuel C Miller 59, North Tewksbury. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM at late residence. Hiram Fedward Green 55, 274 Gibson Street. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM at late residence. Friends invited.
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Sayers
Westview Street
John Sayers
Corbett
City Hospital
Mary Corbett
Mitler
North Tewksbury
Samuel C. Miller
Green
Gibson Street
Report of Deaths for Week Ending December 19 1903
City Clerk records 30 deaths between Dec 7 and Dec 19 including Benjamin Purnell 83 old age. Elizabeth Coburn 84 arteriosclerosis. Alfred Ostigny 50 pneumonia. Mary Gannon 49 Brights disease. Thomas Brydon 1 capill bronchitis. James Bergeron 1 debility. Kate Gray 37 pneumonia. Elizabeth Gagnon 73 apoplexy. Elizabeth Shepard 9 heart disease. Mary Fitzgerald 67 pneumonia. Thomas Coursey 92 old age. William Murtha 30 peritonitis. Margaret Hedges 18 tuberculosis. Charles McKenna 35 pneumonia. George Scrutton 50 cancer. Eudora Simpson 36 tuberculosis among others. City Clerk signature appears at end.
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Benjamin Purnell
Stanislaw Worwiak
Elizabeth W. Coburn
Alfred Ostigny
Mary Gannon
Bright
Lnomas Smith
Frank F. Kelley
Mary T. Montague
Jeremiah Coursey
Donovan
Charles E. McKenna
George W. Scrutton
Elizabeth Gagnon
Elizabeth F. Shepard
Eudora B. Simpson
Girarw
Mortality of Lowell Health Board Report Summary
The Lowell mortality record lists 101,959 population with 24 total deaths and 6 under five. Acute lung diseases noted and weekly death rate 12.24, lower than 12.30 and 16.83 in prior weeks. Reported infectious diseases include scarlet fever at 7 and diphtheria at 7. Board of Health signed by H. H. Knapp, agent.
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Board OF Health
H. H. Knapp
Agt
Centennial Transfer Celebration Opens with Mass in New Orleans
In New Orleans on December 20 the centennial Louisiana transfer celebration began under sunny skies with a mass at Old St. Louis Cathedral. Archbishop Chapelle officiated as Fr. De Lamoriniere preached, and a grand chorus closed the service before a Cabildo replica of historic events was shown.
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New Orleans
Place D’armes
Louisiana
St. Louis Cathedral
Spain
France
American Republic
Archbishop Chapelle
de Lamoriniere
Low Rates West via the Nickel Plate Road
Special one way Colonist tickets to points throughout the West and Southwest on sale first and third Tuesdays of each month to April 1904. If going west this winter, see local agents or write L. P. Burgess N E P A Boston Mass. The furnace begins to whoop it up as soon as the weather moderates.
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L. P. Burgess
Boston
Mass
Wood's nomination for major general praised in Root letter
Secretary Root's Nov 18 letter to Senator Proctor outlines Gen. Leonard Wood's distinguished military career and the reasons for his major general nomination. It argues promotion should favor active, ambitious officers in their prime rather than a rewards-based rotating general staff, to keep the army ready and effective.
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Washington
Root
Proctor
Leonard Wood
Mills to Close for Short Christmas Vacation
All the Lowell mills will close next Thursday night for a brief break. The following Friday, Saturday, and Sunday workers will rest as Christmas approaches, since operating the machinery during the holiday would be inappropriate.
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Lowell
Water famine averted by heavy rain in Vermont
Burlington Vermont December 20 heavy rain ended threat of water famine across the state. Rainfall restored supply and returned business and household operations to normal as a heavy downpour continued through the day.
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Burlington
Laxative Bromo Quinine Promises One Day Cure
A bold sales note promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove signs each box. Price is 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Another Chinese Killed in Boston
Boston detectives probe the death of On Toy a Chinese man found unconscious in Charles town. He died at Relief Hospital after an autopsy is planned. Police suspect assault but note $17 found on Toy and a Chelsea witness saw him pursue four men over a hat before collapsing.
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Boston
On Toy
Charlestown
Relief Hospital
Chelsea
Brown
Toy
Navy Yard
Clerk Refuses Aid as Man Urges Water Amid Room Fire
The man pleads with a clerk to send someone with water as his room catches fire. The clerk explains he is too busy to help. The tense moment highlights a critical delay in emergency response.
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Cholly
Blood Balm claims cure for many ailments in 30 years
An advertisement touts Blood Balm as a cure for old rheumatism catarrh eczema scrofula and other conditions by purifying blood. It says it heals sores ulcers and cancer sores and strengthens kidneys and stomach with botanic ingredients. Sold in Lowell Massachusetts by Falls Burkinshaw at 1 dollar per bottle with express mail offered.
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Lowell
Mass
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
Express
Suitable Presents For Gentlemen
The best Christmas gift for a smoker is a meerschaum or brier pipe because they last and please. Lowell’s best stock is at J. J. Gallagher's 260 Merrimack street de pot cigar store. Ladies buying pipes for gentlemen are welcome. Prices reasonable and goods quality guaranteed.
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Lowell
J. J. Gallagher's
Merrimack Street
Depot Cigar Store
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Achambault
William Joseph Murtha
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Misses Glade
Pine Hill Street
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J. W. McKennedy
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Jesus
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Uncle Willie
Baby Glode
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R. A
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William Ashworth
Joseph Howarth
Telix D. Langevrin
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Wilam Riley
Highland
Nickel Plate Road
Wood
Aon Marche
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Santa
TOD
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Gent
uSkes
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Merrimack St
Ingalls
Edward Everett Adams
Odd Fellows Temple
Middlesex Street
William S. Griffin
Swan Building
Effie L. Palmer
Gwansicg
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