Cut in Pay of Police Board and the Assessors Advised
A city budget committee meeting prescribed revised salaries for city officials at city hall. Reductions hit the police board members and water board president, with increases for lieutenants to match captains. Salaries for mayor, clerk, treasurer, and others mostly held, while assessors and state aid staff saw changes and weekly fee remittance was mandated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Board
Aldermanic Committee
City Hall
City Council
Leighton
McCluskey
Rivet
Water Board
Board of Police
General Treasury Fund
River
Common Council
Water ‘Board
Superintendent of Police
Alderman River
Howe
City Farm
State Aid
Eee - Seree
Seas
Neccesecics
Board of Health
Tate
Ee Ee Ee
Fraternal Fair Strengthens Benevolent Cause in Highland Hall
Temperance fair opened last night to raise funds for General Fiskelodge I O G T in Highland hall. Entertainment featured orchestral selections readings and songs with committees handling mystery table peanut bar lemonade ice cream and more. Court Gen Shields Fr of A elected officers and accepted initiations and propositions amid the lively event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Hall
Edith McDonald
Locke
Grace Maxfield
Paul Ladd
Adam
Shields
Martin Flaherty
Cub
Thomas Roark
John A. O’hearn
James R. Sullivan
Francis J. Mullen
Woodward
Felix McPartland
Fraternal officers named at last night’s meetings
Full board of deputies attended the evening session. Loyal Victoria lodge elected officers including Noble Grand Mrs Lucy Fernley and Vice Grand Miss Margaret Ferguson. Highland council Royal Arcanum named officers such as Past Regent George A. Barnes and Regent Frank Dodge. Bay State colony Pilgrim Fathers announced Governor James Taylor and other officers. Monomake encampment also elected officers at its meeting. Installations will be public, with Ladies’ Night planned January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Scoble
Charles L. Sweetsir
Highland Council
Royal Arcanum
George A. Barnes
Frank Dodge
Eugene G. Crockett
Erwin McKee
A. M. Huntoon
Wallace P. Butterfield
Frank B. Murphy
James W. Jackson
Charles E. Stillings
Thomas Fox
Charles E. Blaisdell
Alonzo G. Walsh
Birth of the Child King poem to be sung in churches
A Boston writer Mr. P. J. Lynch from Lowell fame has penned The Birth of the Child King a Christmas poem to be sung on Christmas Day in St. Patrick's St. Peter's and the Immaculate Conception churches here and in Boston. The piece extols the Nativity with biblical imagery and praises to the Virgin Mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Lynch
Boston
St. Patrick's
St. Peter's
Immaculate Conception
Galilee
Mnd
Mobilization of Bailey Guards the Constitution
The article satirically portrays Congressman Bailey as defending the Constitution against Gen. Wheeler, urging a House inquiry into whether any member holds an office under the United States. It mocks Bailey’s self-appointed roles and vows to protect the nation's founding document until his body lies, with sharp notes on political posturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Gen
Wheeler
Congress
Congressman Bailey
Texas
House
United States
Western Hemisphere
Rosette
Chicago Daily News
Holiday Mail Shows Quiet Post Office Rush
The annual holiday period at the post office brings immense yet quiet activity. Foreign gifts to relatives abroad total five to six thousand dollars this year while domestic registry work and stamp sales surge, aided by sub-carriers as many workers stay busy through New Year. Delays from New York mail connections add strain on clerks, carriers, and customers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Gorham Street
Post Office
Grandmamma
Scrooge
Duns
Santa Claus
Charles Dickens
Tiny Tim
America
New York
Boston
Ambiguous historical market listing of railroads and stocks
A fragmented OCR style page lists numerous railroad companies and stocks with odd symbols and percentages, including B&O, Brooklyn, Union Pacific, National Lead, and several others, interspersed with mining and miscellaneous entries, resembling a financial or ticker section. The readable parts indicate a wall of abbreviated figures, company names, and price-like digits without complete context.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fraternal News
Board of Deputies
Monomake
F. E. Wyman
W. W. Wyman
J. H. Breton
H. W. Kittredge
E. S. Bickford
John Thornber
Richard Gumb
Veritas Lodge, I. O. O. F
Mr. P. J. Lynch
Lowell
Galiles
Ambassador Monson
France
Paris
Great Britain
M. de Lanessan
Indo-China
England
Edmund Monson
N. Y. Tribune
Holiday Mail
Tea and
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
Am. Cotton of! Co
Brooklyn
People’s St. Paul. Co
Louisville & Nashvile
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
National
N.Y. Central
Pac
Northern Pac
Pacific Mail
E. Phila
Reading
Butte&Boa
Calumet
Centennial
Montana
Asceola
Pioneer
Sumarack
Old Dominion
Bay State
Geli Rel
Cerrane
Iellaneoub
Aew York
Hi. P. Arbecan
Banker & Koker
Exchange Place
Mass
Josephine M. Ockington
Prescott Hall
Pote
Lapham & Hyde’s
Merrimack St
Monument Sq
Mecehmanbion’s
Pres Coty Street
Gonway Transfer Co
Office Northern Depot
B. S. Stephenson
M.D
N.w.stephenson
M. D
Kirk Street
Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank
A. M. Austin K, Chadwick
Office Board of Police
Joseph Smith
City Morgue
Tor
Charles H. Molloy
Market St
Courier-Citizen
The
Courier
A. G Pollard & CO
Aiste
Palmer St
Valmer Street
Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and Muddie Streets
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
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