Funeral Tributes to George H. Marston Mark Lowell Leader
The funeral for George H. Marston, a prominent Lowell citizen, was held from his 775 Bridge Street home then at Centralville M E Church. Clergy praised his Christian life, public service on the church board and health board, and his efforts to save the church building from debt. Delegations from business, fraternal, and political groups attended. burial was in Lowell Cemetery with floral tributes to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Marston
Bridge Street
Marston
Lowell
F. M. Pickles
Kirk Street
Centralville M. FE
Pickles
Dunning
Mr. Ramsden
Bethlehem
N. H
Centralville M. E
Ramsden
New Hampshire
Board of Health
Oen
Mr. Pickles
Mr. Dunning
Quartette
Solon W. Stevens
John C. Burke
G. «. Brock
E. B. Bryant
C. H. Conant
Mr. Fox
Board of Trade, Odd Fellows, Masons
Sons of the American Revolution
Republican City Committee
George H. Taylor
Arthur H. Cluer
Charles W. Bell
A. G. Walsh
Helen Wetmore
Ethel Torrey Smith
Edward Wirt
George Burns
G. C. Prince
J. A. Weinbeck
Lowell Cemetery
Lowell General
St. John's Hospitals
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted as Cure All
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a sane, effective treatment for indigestion. It argues against purgatives, claims the tablets aid digestion and gland function, and offers testimonials from Mrs. E. M. Faith H. FE Willard Yhil Brooks praising its benefits. The offer costs 60 cents to learn its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
E. M. Faith
Byrd's Creek
Wis
H. FE. Willard
Onslow, Ta
White
Canton
Yhil Brooks
Detroit
Mich
Son George Wilson Arrested In Mrs Wilson Death Case
The case unfolds in Wilmantic Connecticut as coroner Bill arrests George Wilson, 82, son of Mrs Julia Wilson, after exhumation and organ analysis tied to Mrs Sarah Manson, who is held as a suspect. The elder Wilson allegedly brought Manson into the Wilson home creating disputes that preceded the death inquiry.
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Wilmantic
Conn
Bill
Julia Wilson
George Wilson
Brooklyn
Knight
Hampton
Robinson
Ashford
Wilson
Sarah Manson
Worcester
Train Crash Kills Sixteen in Byron California
A rear end collision near Byron California between the Los Angeles Owl and the Stockton Flyer killed sixteen people and injured twenty two. The Stockton local warned the Owl but the following train was not stopped in time. Fireman Joyce and Engineer Maguire of the Stockton crew survived. Eastman of Paris Maine is among the injured.
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Stockton
Oakland Mole
Maguire
Joyce
Springs Hotel
Byron
Edward Joyce
F. E. Eastman
Paris
Maine
Countess de Castellane Arrives After Turbulent Atlantic Crossing
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse reached New York after a six day eleven hour voyage from Bremen Southampton and Cherbourg. A hurricane grade storm from the 16th to 17th damaged fittings and slightly injured three seamen. Passengers included Countess Boni de Castellane and her children along with notable travelers from the Etruria the Earl of Rosslyn the Duke of Newcastle Prof A F West and Charles Page Bryan U S minister to Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Countess Boni de Castellane
Etruria
Liverpool
Earl of Rosslyn
Minneapolis
London
Duke of Newcastle
Prof
A. F. West
Byron
Charles Page Bryan
U. S
Brazil
Lowell Aerie Elects Members and Plans Outing
Lowell Aerie 223 of the Eagles held a well attended meeting at Ellis hall. Six members were admitted and 10 proposals received. Members voted to attend the Academy of Music on Tuesday night as an hon or and to gather at the Merrimack house at 7 45 o'clock to seek magician Larry McCrann now with the Miss New York Junior company. Every man in the lodge belongs to the Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Aerie
Eagles
Ellis’ Hall
Academy of Music
Larry” McCrann
Lowell
Miss
Merrimack House
The
Philodean club social in North Billerica draws guests
North Billerica scene features Philodean club gathering with many Lowell guests, musical and literary program including Gannon Slattery Mur ray and Kate Fairbrother, plus a served collation. Nearby church events include St Andrews Sunday school entertainment and a Baptist Christmas concert with multiple recitations and an address. Also notes local housing moves and a sale on collars and cuffs at J E Shanley Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philodean Club
Lowell
James F. Gannon
Mr. Dooley
Charles D. Slattery
William Gilmore
Sweet Inniscara
John T. Fairbrother
John F. Riley
Holt
George Lord
The
Baptist Church
Jesus
Maud Ellis
Isabelle Holt
Kate Fairbrother
Seates
Grace Staples
Messrs
Ernest Robinson
H. B. Ellis
Mary Wallace
Fire damages large New Milford seminary
Ingle side school in New Milford Connecticut partly destroyed by fire. Origin unknown. Damage estimated at 40000 dollars. Firemen saved the seminary as flames swept the middle section upper floors and adjoining rooms. The building flooded with water and many elaborately furnished rooms ruined. Insurance covers the building loss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
Conn
Ingleside School
Wm. D. Black
Death of former secretary of state Griffin in Hammond
Charles J. Griffin once secretary of state died at his Hammond home after last week's paralysis. The obituary notes his long career in public service and his death on December 21 in Hammond, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
Charles J. Griffin
Dismissal of Case Against Jean De Rydzewski Signed
Paris on December 21 reports the order dismissing the case against Jean De Rydzewski in connection with the November 19 shooting of Mrs. Ellen Gore. The note mentions items including celluloid toilet cases manicure sets and fancy work boxes associated with the case. J. E. Shanley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean de Rydzewski
Ellen Gore
J. E. Shanley & CO
Funeral for General Wager Swayne Held in New York
Funeral services for General Wager Swayne were conducted at St. Bartholomew's Church New York with Rev Dr David H Greer delivering. Pallbearers included Dr Andrew H Smith Col Robert W Tyler Justice Edward Patterson General O O Howard and others. Delegates from Loyal Legion of Honor Ohio society Bar Association and several societies attended. The body departed to the Pennsylvania depot for transport to Washington where services will be held at St John's Episcopal Church and Arlington interment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wager Swayne
St. Bartholomew’'s Church
David H. Greer
Andrew H. Smith
Robert W. Tyler
J. H. Browning
Edward Patterson
O. O. Howard
Henry E. Burdett
Chauncey M. Depew
Grinville M. Dodge
Washington Express
Washington
St. John's Episcopal Church
Arlington
Roosevelt Party Rides Out Rain in Rapidan
In a soaking downpour at Rapidan Virginia President Franklin D Roosevelt Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and four children rode horseback with host Joseph Wilmer spending two hours in rain. Earlier they attended Episcopal church services with scant worshippers. The wild turkey hunt planned for tomorrow was canceled and the Roosevelts will fly back to Washington tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapidan
Roosevelt
Joseph Wilmer
Wilmer
Episcopal Church
Gross
Wilbur
Washington
LANDING OF PILGRIMS IN PLYMOUTH CELEBRATED
On December 21 Plymouth marked the 282nd landing anniversary with services at the First Church Unitarian. Hon. Joseph A. Burr of Brookline donated two stained windows honoring civil and religious liberty on behalf of the New England Society. Arthur Lord accepted the gift. Rev. John Cookson preached a forefathers day sermon. A Brookline delegation attended and dined at the Samoset house yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mossac
Joseph A. Burr
Brookline
New England Society
Arthur Lord
Pilgrim Society
John Cookson
Brookline Society
Samoset House
Finland's Failure in Grain Harvest Reported
The St. Petersburg dispatch states Finland’s average grain crop is worth 30 million dollars, with the 1902 crop valued at 20 million. Peas, beans, and potatoes suffered or not yet gathered, while hay rotted or washed away by floods due to late spring, continued cold rains and an early frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Finland
Pease firm assigns to creditors in London
The private bank J. J. W. Pease of Darlington has executed a deed of assignment for the benefit of creditors. Liabilities run about 2,590,000 dollars. Family members and close friends are among those affected. Partners include two MPs representing Durham and Essex, and A. E. Pease, formerly MP for Yorkshire. Some family friends have offered financial aid to negotiate a settlement plan.
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London
Ing
Score
J. J. W. Pease
Darlington
Pease
House of Commons
Durham
Essex
A. E. Pease
Yorkshire
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Cook, Taylor & Co.’S
Central Street
Massachusetts
George Wilson Held
California
Countess de Castellane
McCrann
North Billerica
Charles Griffin
DE Rydzewski
Everyweer
Swayne Funeral
President
Old Plymouth
J. FE. Shanley & CO
Feyey Hosiery
H. J. B.iley
Merrimack
Dolls OF All Nations
Palmer Street
China
NEW York Cloak and Suit CO
Joan Street
Effie L. Palmer
Sbrigna Method
S’fupdioo
Swan Bidz
Masa M
Edward Everett Adams
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Middlesex Street
C. B. Coburn & Co
Market Street
Hattie Best
G. G. Read
Yankee
W. T
Bartlett
Merrimack Street
Hair Store
J. Ve. M
E. J. Medina
Mass
Noye
Ross Soares
Medina
New England
J. Ve. M. Nowr
Merrimack &T
John St
Carboys
Wottien
Lowell M. M. Sargout
Mgr
Optician
G. Rogers
Merrimack Sprue
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