Burglar Captured After Half Mile Alley Chase
Officer James J. Kennedy pursued Samuel Moore through dark alleys and past freight cars before tackling him on Worthen street. Moore, 18, admitted to stealing frankfurters from Lowell Packing and Provision and selling them to lunch carts. Kennedy injured a leg but continued duty. Dooley relieved him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Kennedy
Lowell Packing and Provision Company
Palmer
Middle Street
Upper
Worthen Street
Samuel Moore
Broadway Street
Kew
Kennedy
Wilder
Market Street
Palmer Street
H. R. Barker Company
J. C. Ayer Company
Shattuck Street
Ayer Building
Dooley
Four Huntington DeDeyn Stock Players Sign for One Act Series
Four members Severin DeDeyn Donald Meek Mabelle Estelle and Isabelle Fletcher signed articles yesterday to appear in a sequence of one act plays at the opera house. Adjustments were made with the Keith circuit managers and the shows will run with vaudeville. The troupe's first sketch is Bert Coote's A Supper for Two to be mounted next week with new scenic investiture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington-DeDeyn Stock Company
Opera House
Severin DeDeyn
Donald Meek
Mabelle Estelle
de Deyn
Isabelle Fletcher
Keith
Bert Coote
Free Samples At Military Carnival For Exposition Goers
Visitors at the Industrial Pure Food Exposition and Military Fair in the armory will receive abundant free samples and souvenirs from January 7 to 2st. The event features Hortick’s Malried Milk, Milx Tablets, Mansfield & Whitam’s canned soups, Ceresoin biscuits, Armours Heef, Heckers buckwheat cakes, Spindle City Syrup, White House Coffee, and more. Attendees may meet friends, use long distance telephone service at no cost, and enjoy various demonstrations and giveaways from multiple vendors within fifty miles of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
United Military Cos
Hortick
Mansfield & Whitam
Armours
Heckers
White House
Lawrence
Mase
Tucke and
Parker
Ren Meer Company
Ph Po
Ieee
Local Merchants Offer Free Rebate Tickets At Expo
Cream and cups of coffee are available with the free Merchants' Rebate tickets that local merchants hold. Any adult may request them in nearby stores. Special excursions will bring in various grange societies from surrounding cities and towns as preparations for a grand expo proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Bold Thieves Loot Dante Relics in Florence Walls
In Florence on December 26 thieves drilled through a wall of Dante’s ancient house and stole relics of the poet. They reportedly left a taunting message on the wall declaring Florentines ignorant of their own saleable treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Florence
Italy
Pocketbook theft arrest on Tremont street case
John J. Malone was arrested by Sergt Martin Connors and Officer Ryan yesterday afternoon charged with larceny of a pocketbook and $3 from Michael Leary of 151 Tremont Street. The complainant says Malone spoke with him on a curb in Middlesex Street and then robbed him. Malone offers no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Malone
Sergt Martin Connors
Ryan
Michael Leary
Tremont Street
Malone
Middlesex Street
Woman bears third child after 116 days to prior birth
Albany on December 26 Mrs Alfred Wiltse mother of a three days old daughter born 116 days after her son. Dr George T Moston vouched for the story saying the occurrence is unprecedented in medical annals. Father works in New York Central car shops at West Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Alfred Wiltse
George T. Moston
New York Central
West Albany
Most
Michael Fischer Held For Murder In Connecticut
Westbrook Coroner Stephen B. Davis held an inquest into Hans Treible’s death, ruled as due to meningitis from head wounds after an axe attack by Michael Fischer, Treible’s brother in law. Fischer, 76, declined to testify and was jailed to await Westbrook town court proceedings. likely bound over to the superior court for first degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Conn
Stephen B. Davis
Middletown
Hans Treible
Michael Fischer
Treible
Fischer
Haddam
Dredging Digger Struck Dynamite Near Portsmouth
A dynamite cartridge from last summer’s Henderson Point blast was struck by an Eastern Dredging Company dredger in Portsmouth today. The blast nearly sank the craft and injured several crew members thrown against machinery. Two tugs pumped water, an extra deck pump was added, and the hold remained partly flooded with hopes to beach the vessel by morning if it stays afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Henderson's Point
Eastern
Whitney declines Boston Chamber of Commerce presidency
Boston December report states President Henry M. Whitney will not seek re election as chamber president starting January 1 He cites desire to pursue political work freely Whitney previously ran as a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor on a reciprocity platform in the last state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry M. Whitney
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Whitney
Chamber of Commerce
Merit rewarded by success in modern grocery trade
The article extols improvements in groceries, noting cans and sanitary packing enhance product purity. It highlights D-Zerta products six months after their introduction, claiming wide consumer adoption across many stores and large numbers of users of three D-Zerta items.
Lowell Cemetery Trustees Elect Pratt to Fill Vacancy
At a recent meeting of the Lowell Cemetery trustees, Mr. Amase Pratt was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the death of August Fel, who recently passed away. The cemetery is two blocks old and the treasurer noted all dues are paid. The board expressed confidence that the year will show improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowel Remetery
Amase Pratt Wee
Parks Plans and Progress in Lowell Annual Report
At Lowell city hall the park commission presented its third annual report. It details 72 616 acres and a 503 750 valuation with Fort Hill 150 000 South common 200 000 and North common 100 000. It notes South common improvements including running track a baseball diamond and a drinking fountain with plans to widen the South street entrance next year. Gymnasium apparatus is planned and athletic sports discussed for the North common. Minor Fort Hill Tyler Park improvements and 137 trees felled within city limits are noted along with moth control efforts and gas leakage tree losses. The financials show 3 771 30 in sundries with 1130 from South common rentals and a 539 82 balance from a 12 771 30 appropriation. Superintendent Whitter cites open-space quotes and proposes a one-half mill tax to raise 18 000 for park funding plus more land on the west side and continued tree care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hill
South Common
North Common
South Street
Tyler Park
Lowell Gas Light Company
Whitter
Mathew Temperance Institute elects officers and expands
At the regular Mathew Temperance Institute meeting John V Donoghue was re elected president for a third term amid a large attendance. Seven propositions were sent to the examiners and three new members admitted. Carnival plans progress and Stephen I Ward was invited as district deputy. Court Merrimack No 11 F of A elected officers including Frank V King and John J Flynn. Lowell lodge of Elks reports progress with New Year toast planned to Grand Exalted Ruler R W Brown. anticipation for 1906 growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Temperance Institute
John V. Donoghue
Board of Examiners
Stephen I. Ward
Michael J Manning
John J. Lyons
Mr. Donoghue
Donoghue
Bernard McNally
Jas. F. Rourke
Charles Sullivan
Patrick F. Nestor
W. Geo. Mullen
Michael Boyle
Thomas Noonan
Michael Lawn
John Sharkey
David Harrnet
Wm. Devine
John E. Green
John A McKenna
John J. Coyne
John J. Kelley
Sadlier
Court Merrimack No
F. of A
Foresters Hall
Frank V. King
John J. Flynn
Joseph Dallagher
John McPadden
Steve F. Halpin
Woodward
Owen O'Neil
Lowell Lodge of Elks
James E. Leary
R. W. Brown
Louisville
The Black Cat Clings To Telegraph Pole Rescue Drama
A Middlesex street tabby climbs a telegraph pole and refuses to come down. Humane Society agent, aided by a lineman, attempts a rescue as the cat defends her lofty perch. After a tense struggle, the cat is freed and scampers away, leaving the rescuer with scratches but celebrated for risking a humane mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Street
Davis & Sargent's
Richardson
The
Humane Society
Kitty
Arcanum Plans Appeal to Supreme Court in Rate Dispute
Boston dispatch reports W. O. Robson announces Royal Arcanum legal team will appeal Judge Gaynor’s New York ruling on October rates. The appeal starts within 30 days, proceeding to appellate division then the high court. Massachusetts Supreme Court will hear January 15 on injunction petition by protesting members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
W. O. Robson
The
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
Gaynor
New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
T.e Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Poster Girls Shine In Vaudeville At Opera House
The Poster Girls act stands out as a dainty chic and musical highlight on stage with a strong sextet from light opera. Seymour Brown, a witty comedian, Wormwood's animal act, and Wood Ray in Roman travesty headline a varied card with Molbein Mooney and Mullin Corelli among the acts. The show includes moving pictures and runs for the rest of the week with additional vaudeville entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Brown
Wormwood
Charles Serra
Wood & Ray
Molbein & Mooney
Newstooys
New York
Mullin & Corelli
Netusical
Eand Manefield
Wilbur
Hite Minup
Proepect
Ith Moving Pictures
Ruthee and Hathaway Theatre Stages Notable Acts
A nascent bill featuring Ruthee trio DPisen Bowers and Dixon along with Pereormmanes is highlighted as headliners. Navajo Girl dancers promise strong numbers and musical variety. Daily features and a popular set are planned for the remainder of the week at the new Hathaway theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpisen
Bowers
Dixon
Ruthee
New Hathaway Theatre
Pereormmanes
Ferce
Chen
Commander Allen Dead in Local Incident
Obituary note reports the death of Commander Allen in a local event today. The native of Linet is remembered with a brief tribute as details of the incident unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commander Allen
Piitete
William Neree Het — T
Linet
Local clubs elect multiple officers at varied lodges
The Lowell Reform Club elected six officers for six months including President John Dunkerly and Vice President P. Reidy. Garfield colony and Oberlin lodge chose leaders Angeline M. Ryan and Wm. A. Severance and officers named at Lincoln lodge included Henry E Gray and George Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Reform Club
John Dunkerly
P. Reidy
W. Vinal
J. 8. Shayne
R. Fullerton
W. Howarth
Strike of Longshoremen at Tangier Harbor
A Tangier cable despatch reports Moorish native workers at the Tangier custom house and pier went on strike after four weeks of no pay. As a result two French steamships that called there Sunday had to proceed to Marseilles without unloading their cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Tangier
Custom House
Marseilles
Paige Street Free Baptist Church Aids Pastor Resignation
At the church annual meeting action will be taken on the pastor's resignation. Alumni Prom at Mich Behoot Content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aige Street
Free Baptist Church
Paige Street Free Baptiet Church
Mich
Mail tampering reported in Frankfort Kentucky
U S mail tampering case noted in Frankfort Kentucky with investigation by the post office. The inquiry concerns delivery channels and possible tampering evidence on other mail items.
Quality Then Price Post-Christmas Clearance Sale
Our annual cleanup before stock tak ing January 1st features actual price cutting across departments. Prices include $1.00 waists 59c, $1.00 petticoats 39c, 69c gowns 48c, $1.50 vests 59c, $1.50 drawers 59c, Soc tights 29c, Soc drawers 29c, 25c hosiery 0c, and many other odd values.
New York Life Trustees Meet
The trustees of the New York Life Insurance Company convened to discuss the committee’s assignments and duties. Details are unclear due to OCR issues, but the session focused on financial oversight and preparatory steps for upcoming meetings. Members included key executives and clerks, with attendants noting the agenda and motions.
Washington Lays Draft For Europe Banked Canal Report
Cen George W. Davis, chair of the Panama canal commission consulting engineers, travels to New York with the draft report for transfer to Europe for the foreign members’ formation. Gen. Darts on returns to Washington tomorrow as military secretary learns of a death in New York. A. retires after surgery. a secretary and Mrs Loewe referenced in fragmented text.
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Washington
George W. Davis
Board of Consulting Engineers
Panama Canal Commission
New York
Cand
Europe
Darts
Petts
Doctor Says His Wind Is a Blank Mystery
A garbled medical note in a New York newspaper page hints at a wind condition with uncertain details. The fragment mentions a doctor and a public figure, suggesting a medical or political context without clear facts.
Death mystery around Dr Cate autopsy blank mind report
On Monday December 18, Mrs. Brouwer died about three months earlier. The death certificate, signed by Dr Cate, cited Diright's disease, but an autopsy reportedly found no such condition. Dr Cate admits his identity but claims his mind is a blank in the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brouwer
Cate
Diright
New York County Votes for Mayor Count Released
The official New York county tally shows McClellan with 140,964 votes, Hearst 123,299, and Ivins 64,285. Citywide figures from Kings and other boroughs follow with varied totals, including McClellan leading in several areas and Hearst strong in others. The overall city total remains fragmented across counties with competing totals and party lines.
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New York
County Board of
McClellan
Hearst
Iine
Kings—MeCtelian
Ivins
Antaeim
Mearet
Riebenend Dectetan
See
Oto
Joseph H. H. Choate Named Ambassadorship Nominee
Altear New Jersey December report notes Joseph H. Choate proposed by the nominating committee as ambassador to the United States. The former president of the New York association is presented for consideration. The report will be presented at the annual meeting in January.
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Altear
Dee
Nees Creat Piritam
Or Tee Motefier Accociation
Fominating Committee
Fragmented OCR note on weather and names in doubt
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions Ever hour of the day and names like Crawford and Boe. It appears as a garbled query about timing and events, with incomplete phrases and unclear context, offering little concrete detail.
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Thoreday Etening
Poe
Rutherford
Koenste
W. Groves
Walter %. Lowney Co
Bostoz
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Annual Report
Tad I
Ste Rex
Park Commission
City Hall
Lowell
Arcanum
AG. Pollard& Co
Price Palmer Street
Leer Atisle
Hathaway's Theatre
Oberlin Lodge
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WG. F. Peignon
George A. Willey
J. W. Kilpatrick
George S&s. Fenderson
B. Hodgman
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Lincoln Lodge
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Henry E Gray
W. G
George Howard
Tyler R. Scott
George Brott
David McKinley
Oscar A. Fosburg
U. S
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Dec
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Merrimack
NEW York Life Trustees
New York Life
Nerman Ff
Amd
Marte
Elven
Paris Green
Coe Aay
Codd N.Y
Ea. Johan
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Mra Conte
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