SUPT BEGLEY DEAD A Lowell rail line official dies
Supt Philip T Begley superintendent of the Lowell and Suburban railroad dies at his Gates street home after eight days of pneumonia. Despite a strong constitution he fell ill after a cold during snows, died at St Johns hospital. He leaves two daughters Mrs Edward ONeill and Miss Julia Casey and a son Dennis Casey. Undertaker Molloy took charge and moved the body to Mrs ONeill's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip T. Begley
Lowell and Suburban Railroad
Gates Street
Begley
Mr. Begley
St. John's Hospital
Edward O'Neill
Julia Casey
Dennis Casey
Molloy
A. B. Plimpton
Favor Street
R. A. Greene
Grace Universalist Church
Juliette Yean
Leominster
John S. Jackson
W. 8
Davis
Monomake
Oberlin Lodge
Odd Fellows
Columbia Council
American Mechanics
Lowell
Weinbeck
Adelia A. Hart
J. A. Weinbeck
Ladd and Whitney Circle
Evening Star Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Daughters of
Rebekah
Madison
N. Y
Henry E. Hart
John
Catherine Keefe
Main Street
C. H. Molloy
Gloria
Leo
Carlota Betencirte
Chelmsford
Edson Cemetery
Bartlett
Samuel T. Emerson
Branch Street
Kenngett
Floyd Sang
Frank
Bridget Faulkner
Jefferson Street
Undertaker Molloy
James Bark
James Shea
Patrick Sweeney
Thomas Duffy
Susan Flemings
Bartholomew
Ellen Flemings
Mason's Court
Central Street
Edward McArdell
West Street
St. Michael's Church
Gilday
O'Donnell
Frank Morrisey
George Carey
Mary Calabokos
Peter Nicolapoulos
Mr. Sedares
Vaseleos Coroneos
James Papas
Jas, Samares
Peter Anton
Obituary of Mrs Lucinda Prescott Dodge
Mrs. Lucinda Prescott Dodge wife of Charles B Dodge died after a fall when a sign-board collapsed on her head in Boston She was taken to the city hospital where an operation was performed and she died at 8 45 Friday December 22 Her character was marked by strength of will executive ability composure sweetness and fidelity The obituary notes she traveled to Boston with Christmas gifts intending to visit a sister
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Lucinda Prescott Dodge
Charles 8. Dodge
Boston
Winter Street
No. 6
Boston City Hospital
Reza Ning
John F
Charles P. Doige
Viola May
Charles P. Dodge
Dodge
Nathan Prescott
Westford
Albert Richardson
Susan Ralls
St. Johns Hospital
James
Alder Street
Myles
Ireland
Clark
Edward S. Varney
Ruth
Begley Pioneer of Lowell Electric Railways Dies
Longtime Lowell and Suburban railway superintendent Philip J. Begley, obituary details his career with Thompson Houston in Lynn and the Lowell system, noting his abroad trips to study machinery, popularity with patrons, and leadership in electric street railroads. Surviving relatives include two brothers, a sister, and extended family in Newton Upper Falls. Remains forwarded to Newton Upper Falls for services at St. Mary’s church.
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Mr. Begley
Gates Street
Newton Upper Falls
M. E. Begley
Sast Weymouth
Edward
Boston
Begley
England
Ireland
France
Thompson Houston Company
Lynn
Hot Springs
Ark
Freeport
Fort Worth
Texas
Lowell
Suburan
Nashua
Suburban
Sullivan
Florence O'Donoghue
Philip JT. Begley
O'Donnell
Street
James Casey Dies After Heart Attack in Worth Common
James Casey aged 53 dies from heart failure while walking across Worth Common with his daughter Mrs Edward O Neill at 176 Adams street. The incident occurred Monday morning and the details indicate a sudden fatal attack as he was accompanied by family.
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James Casey
Edward O'Neill
Adams Street
Worth Common
Funeral notices from Chelmsford and city burials
Funeral services and interments are listed for numerous local residents. Details include dates, addresses, officiants, cemeteries, undertakers Weinbeck Molloy O'Donnell, and bearers, with multiple deaths and subsequent notices for Ralls Sullivan Mahan Walker Barrett Mackay Blanchard Mitchell Keough Wilkins.
Report of Deaths for Week Ending December 23 1899
Vital Statistics lists deaths from pneumonia heart disease and other causes. Notable entries include Joseph H Green 74 Harriet Furlong 73 Rebecca Wild 65 and Rose Rahall 77 with causes such as pneumonia nephritis and cerebral hemorrhage. Several young infants and premature births are noted along with multiple other age related ailments.
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Joseph H. Green
Harriet Furlong
Hannah J. Noble
George FE. McGlinchey
Therese Sicard
James H. Owens
James Golden
Rebecca
B. Wild
Theodore Harakas
James Cahill
Marie Lamoureux
Alexandre Demers
Nellie Robinson
Alexander Sicard
Marie Beauregard
Albert B. Plimpton
Rose Rahall
William Thompson
Thomas Earley
Adelia A. Hart
Gloria Betencirte
Girard P. Dadman
Peabody Midgley Wedding in Everett
A Saturday ceremony at 1469 Meadowcroft street united Miss Alice Midgley and Mrs John Scripture Peabody of Boston in marriage. Best man Winthrop Peabody of Waverly and bridesmaid Lillian Midgley attended. guests included multiple regional families. The couple will reside at 71 Chestnut street Everett and celebrate February Wednesdays.
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Peabody—Midgley
Craven Midgley
Meadowcroft Street
Alice Midgley
John Scripture Peabody
Boston
Smith Thomas Ford
Mr. Herring
East Providence
Winthrop Peabody
Waverly
Lillian Midgley
Merriam
Sadie Midgley
Mendelsshon
Miss Butterworth
McManmon
Peabody
Herring
R. I
Wm. Lockwood
Haverhill
Berry Laycock
Worcester
James
Amusements at Opera House Phelan Troupe Offers Two Shows
The E V Phelan Stock company played twice at the Opera house yesterday to full houses. The afternoon program featured The Enemy with Jack Drumeir and Eva Cameron starring alongside Imogen Harlan and Jeannette Howell in key roles. Frederick Bryton presented Forgiven at night, with strong company work and hearty audience approval. Between acts, Miss Mabel Estelle performed dances and the Lamont children and Herald Square quartet provided songs and comedy. This afternoon the Slave of the Czar is billed and tonight As in a Looking Glass will be shown. Music hall drew a crowded crowd with Dad in Harness bringing roaring laughter.
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E. V. Phelan
Opera House
Gillette
Lowell
Jack Drumeir
Chas
Prescott
Frederick Bryton
Mabel Estelle
David de Vo
Lamont
Frank
Clifford
Marie
Herald Square
Mrs Craft's Recovery After Health Seekers Treatment
Mrs Lydia Craft of Larwood Linn County Oregon reports long female trouble with miscarriage and nerve distress. After consulting a Lebanon doctor she used Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, gaining weight, appetite, energy, and relief from bearing-down pains. She notes the Buffalo clinic staff and confidential correspondence.
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Lydia Craft
Larwood, Linn Co
Oreg
Lebanon
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
A High Ball Burlesque at Music Hall Opens Thursday
Ed F Rush presents a three night burlesque at Music Hall starting December 28 with the production A High Ball praised for witty dialogue and strong cast led by Mark Wooly Al Curtis George Daily John Reid and others. A twenty strong brunette chorus performs alongside vaudeville specialties and Lin-Chin-Foo’s celestial pantomime A Night in Chinatown. Seats are on sale now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. F. Rush
Music Hall
Mr. Rush
Mark Wooly
al Curtis
George Daily
John Reid
Hila Gilbert
Harriet Vokes
Violet Esher
Aggie Behler
Grace F Esher
Margaret Clemens
Chinatown
Lin-Chin-Foo
Standing Room Only At Local Theatre Bill
Standing room only greeted patrons at 2 30 and 8 15 yesterday as Dollard and Rielly opened with songs and dances. The Sheppards showcased difficult acrobatic feats, while Jones and Sutton impressed with rag time songs and cake walking. The Robyns, in The Counsel for the Defense, earned strong praise for character work. Connors entertained with song and dance, and Martinetti and Grossie impressed with clever pantomime and refined playing. The bill repeats all week to draw sizable audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollard & Rielly
Sheppards
Jones & Sutton
Robyns
Robyn
Lowell
Connors
Martinetti & Grossie
Choeur Rossini Concert Delights Music Hall Audience
Choeur Rossini at Music hall Sunday delivered a richly entertaining program despite rain. The choir earned heavy applause with solo numbers by Del Ocqua Adams Verdi Gounod and others. Elodie Gagnon and Alfred De Seve delivered notable instrumental pieces with vigor, while Mr William H M Howard accompanied.
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Choeur Rossini
Music Hall
del Ocqua
Elizabeth Wright Shaw
Fountain
Adams
Gray
James A. Murphy
Mignon
Thomas
Bemberg
Elodie Gagnon
Infelice
Verdi
Gounod
David Martin
Mr. B. B. Keyes
Robert Ie Diable
Meyerbeer
Chinese Entertained at Worthen Street Church
Nineteen Chinese members of the Worthen Street Methodist church were entertained last night at Rev. Mr. Allen's home on Kirk Street. The event featured games, music, refreshments, phonograph selections, and gifts from China. The Chinese choir sang hymns in Chinese, and gifts and a church wreath were exchanged with the hosting committee led by Mrs. L. E. Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
Worthen Street Methodist Church
Kirk Street
Frank Rollins
Allen
China
L. E. Kimball
Benjamin Quimby
May Fillmore
Lizzie Holmes
Samuel Worth
Ruth Robinson
Lowell Orchestra Recital Features Noted Soloists Next Sunday
The Lowell Orchestra Society presents a second recital with Ad amowsky the cellist from the Boston Symphony and Lene the tenor from Boston as soloists. The program includes four parts illustrating Peer Gyn’s life and ends with a dramatic rescue by a woman. Honorary member seats go on sale at Austin's music store before Friday with remaining seats available to the public at each recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Orchestral Society
Adamowsky
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Lene
Boston
Peer Gyn
Austin
Print Workers Meet at Burke Institute to Organize
A large, enthusiastic session of the Print Workers Protective union met at Burke Temperance Institute Sunday at 3. Weener, president of the State AFL branch, spoke and was greeted warmly. Over 150 new members increased the roll to about 600, with Lowell Bleachery workers invited to join. Committees were named to list officers for the coming term and to invite Mr Connolly to speak next Sunday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Print Workers’ Protective Union
Burke Temperance Institute
Weener
American Federation of Labor
Lowell Bleachery
Connolly
Burkes’ Hall
Pineapple Tablets Claim Easy Digestion and Pleasure
Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets are advertised to stimulate the digestive organs and ease stomach hurt after enjoying fine foods. The 18 in a box costs 10 cents and can be carried in a vest pocket, with sales by A. E. Carter PF. C. Goodale & Co.
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Lagrange Street
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Mahan
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Barrett
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James Keough
Patrick
Charles
Portland
Wilkins
Nancy
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Andover Streeet
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S. T. Ford
School Street
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Henry Pigram, Sr
Richard Sherman
Henry Pigram
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Beatrice McKenzie
Lucille Rysynski
Selves
Savoy Theatre
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Mr. Alllen
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