Court Samuel de Champlain Equity Case Moves Forward
A two week old equity suit by Court Samuel de Champlain against Union Samuel de Champlain opened before Judge Richardson in Boston with injunctions keeping funds and records intact. The matter awaits Feb 1 for answers and master hearing, naming several plaintiffs and Union officers along with three banks. A separate note covers a Boston train trip by a young couple and the Club des Citoyens Americains officers elected last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel de Champlain
F. of A
Union
Richardson
Equity
Superior Court
Boston
Albert S. Howard
J. H. Guillet
Mechanics Savings Bank
Central Savings Bank
Washington Institution For Savings
Court
Wm. D. Sabourin
Ovila Tetreault
Narcisse Gadbois
Alphonse Vallerand
Charles A. Tranchemontagne
Henri J. Duprez
George Baril
Ludger T. Roy
John B. Roy
Charles Cote
Joseph Sabourin
Union Samuel de Champlain
J. S. Lippe
Paul Vigeant
J. E. Lippe
Arthur Lavoie
Wilbrod Bouthillette
Napoleon H. Roy
Club Des Citoyens Americains
Horace Desilets
Isaic Jalbert
Gaspard Bourgeault
Joseph Provost
Leon Marcotte
Vital Robert
Pierre Roy
Hormisdas Vallerand
Pierre A. Brousseau
Ralph L. Loupret
Horace E. Caron
Parisian editor known as Count arrested for theft
Rene de Chalus, a polished Parisian once editor of Le National, and son of a French diplomat, was arrested in Manchester New Hampshire for embezzling 1000 dollars from Peerless Casualty Company where he served as agent. He admitted guilt but minimized the amount as trifling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene de Chalus
le National
Halcyon
de Chalus
Monsieur
France
St. James
Montreal
America
Lowell
New England
Manchester
N. H
Peerless Casualty Company
Keene
Brakeman Larochelle Injured Jumping From Train
Hector J. Larochelle of 115 West ford street, a brakeman for Boston & Maine, was seriously hurt Tuesday night after jumping from a train to the ground at Lowell. He misjudged the distance, the eight mile per hour train was near, and he fell head first, bruising his head and breaking his left leg. Dr. Laurin attended and estimated two months before return to work. He considered himself lucky to escape heavier injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector J. Larochelle
Westford Street
Boston & Maine
Lowell
Laurin
Larochelle
C M A C Plans Novel Minstrel Show In Two Languages
The C M A C youth group organizes a minstrel show to be staged in French and English. Committee members include president George Poirier secretary Elzear J Larochelle treasurer Victor Achin along with Thomas Matte Henry Achin J Filteau Ernest Vallerand Ed Bergeron and Joseph Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Poirier
Elzear J. Larochelle
Victor Achin
Thomas Matte
Henry Achin
J. Filteau
Ernest Vallerand
Ed. Bergeron
Joseph Richard
Charming wedding of Frank P. Lapan and M. Beb Etna Mailloux
Yesterday the prominent French couple Frank P. Lapan and M. Beb Etna Mailloux wed at St Joseph's rectory. Rev Fr Lamothe officiated as guests from New Bedford Somerville and Boston attended. A 5:30 lunch followed at the bride’s parents 26 Claire Street, then a 7 to 9 o'clock reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Lapan
M. Beb
A.etna Mailloux
St. Joseph's Rectory
Fr. Lamothe
Wilmer Mailloux
Jennie Lapan
Joseph A. Mailloux
Claire Street
J. Wilfrid Parent
Ernest Wallerand
Henry Tremblay
New Bedford
Antoine Aumais
Somerville
Lea Girard
Boston
Prospective Bridegroom Honored Before Wedlock in Centralville
J. J. A. Carignan a John Hancock agent was feted by friends at 298 West Sixth Street in a lively French style soiree. He marries next Saturday to Miss Eustema Chagnon, sister of the host. Guests included many out-of-town friends, a fat purse of gold dollars presented to ease housekeeping. Club Social de Centralville to entertain Representative elect Jas. W. Barry and a whist match with Passe-Temps Club is planned. Mrs. George E. Caisse hosted Cercle Albani at lunch and whist with prizes awarded to Miss Laura Chabot and Miss Louise Bernier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. A. Carignan
John Hancock Insurance Company
Ds Dy Chagnon
West Sixth Street
Carignan
Eustema Chagnon
Wolfred Caisse, Jr
Joseph Albert
C. Robillard
J. W. Paradis, Jr
E. Robinson
C. H. Payer
J. A. O'Neil
H- A. Toupin
J. W. Alexander
Roussel
Lowell Pharmacy
A. Levesque
B. Santerre
J. Pilotte
H. Pilotte
J. Chretien
Amedee Chateauneuf
Joseph Pleau
Charles Cordeau
H. Arvisais
John T. Sparks
Olier J. David
Omer Bernard
A. Marin
Cambridge
R. Laurier
Montreal
Club Social de
Centralville
Jas. W. Barry
Barry
George E. Caisse
Cercle Albani
Laura Chabot
Louise Bernier
Exilda Boisvert
Brown Leads After Opening Round In College Chess
New York December 27 Brown tops the triangular college chess league standings after the opening round with 1½ points. Pennsylvania is second with one point and Cornell trails at % point. Two players per college competed at Isaac L. Rice's home as the second Rice trophy becomes the prize. Van Arsdale of Brown won the second board game after 49 moves and Sweet of Brown drew with Darling of Cornell after 43 moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornell
Brown
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Isaac L. Rice
van Arsdale
Sweet
Darling
Much Interest In School Track Meet
The season opener features a clash Saturday night at the high school annex between Lowell and the alumni. The school team trains hard and aims for victory while the alumni bring veteran runners under Victor E. Jewett, drawing on age and experience to counter the fresh, spirited student squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Victor E. Jewett
McDermott Wins Two Mile Race At Elite rink
A large crowd watched Tom McDermott of this city defeat Dell Groleau of Derry in a two mile race at the Elite rink. McDermott passed Groleau after late spurts and finished one and a half laps ahead with a time of 8 minutes 30 seconds. The event drew about 1000 spectators as part of a broader page noting boxing legends and reflections on decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McDermott
Dell Groleau
Derry
N. H
McDermott
Groleau
John Driscoll
James Gray
Frank Cronin
Desmond Kloby Fight Ends In Tight Ring Showing
Lawrence American reports on the main event with Young Kloby of the city fighting Jack Desmond of Lowell Massachusetts. Kloby led most rounds with early jabs and body work, while Desmond clashed, ducked, and traded rights in a fast contest that ended with Kloby’s left to the jaw in the final round and a dramatic show drawing praise from spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmond
Kloby
Young Kloby
Jack Desmond
Lowell
Mass
Edward Dervin
John O’sullivan
J. F. Sullivan
Kirby
William Keefe
James Creeley
Young McGovern
Bell
John J. Hart
Lindley Sylvester Roberts
Room wins three points in North Billerica bowling league
The finishing Room defeated the I. O. O. F. rollers at Bowlaway in North Billerica last night to take three points in the league. The score was not fully given in the readable text.
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I. O. O. F. Rollers
Brownies
King
iT'ls
Kelley
Southam
Jewett
Seer
Harriman
Carpenter
Wee
Campbell
Loaveia de Cantes
Mat match in Gothenburg ends with Lundin win over Morton
In Gothenburg Sweden Hjalmar Lundin defeated Australian heavyweight Charles Morton in a mixed style benefit match for Lundin’s Paris departure. Lundin won the first fall in eight minutes, Morton the Graeco Roman in 38, and Lundin captured the final catch-as-catch-can bout. A huge crowd witnessed the event. Dan McLeod fell to Frank Gotch in Montreal under mixed rules for the world title. Gotch won both falls in 3 64 and 17 minutes, drawing 4000 spectators and a challenge from Carl Von DeLiyvuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjalmar Lundin
Charles Morton
Australia
Goteborg
Sweden
Lundin
Morton
Paris
Dan McLeod
Frank Gotch
Montreal
Gotch
Carl von DeLiyvuk
Safe driving tips from Outing Magazine
A compact set of driving advice advising drivers to avoid liquor while in charge of a vehicle and to give pedestrians ample space. It warns against wrong side driving on narrow streets, unnecessary horn use around horses, and running down people. Emphasizes lighting lamps early and staying within the law and acting as an intelligent gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outing Magazine
Reduced Rates to Southern Winter Resorts by B&O Royal Blue Line
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad offers the lowest excursion rates to Southern winter resorts via New York and Washington with liberal stop-overs. Boston to Jacksonville and return plus other routes feature reduced fares. For schedules and reservations contact J B Scott in Boston. The text also includes a quoted exchange about legislative bribery and lobbying, noting crooked capitalists and lawmakers unwilling to budge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Royal Blue
New York
Washington
Boston
Jacksonville
Allman
J. B. Scott
New England
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Washington St
Mass
Dr Temple Offers December Free Medical Consultation
A historic notice announces that Dr Temple will provide free consultations during December for all who are ill. The offer promotes diagnosis of conditions from catarrh to digestive and respiratory disorders, plus rheumatic and liver issues. Treatments claim to use magnopathic inhalation and a range of cures. Patients are invited to visit the Albany dispensary in the Massachusetts General area for examinations and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Ore
Albany
Hamilton Expenditures Prompt Scrutiny In Insurance Hearing
In New York on December 27 the insurance committee heard further testimony on Hamilton's expenditures. McCall presented a detailed bill of legal costs totaling 1,103 with 20 from 1901 to 1905 and questioned whether Hamilton had properly accounted for 235,000 promised by President McCall. Witnesses described delayed accounting and limited investigations. Louis F. Payne, former state superintendent, testified on department practices, noting neglected examinations and suggesting bills to curb insurance lobbying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hamilton
Insurance Committee
McCall
Mr. McCall
Mr. Hughes
Judge Hamilton
Henry D. Appleton
Hendrick
Appleton
Hughes
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company
Richard Morgan
Bankers’ Life
N. N. Putnam, Jr
Mutual Life
Williamson and
Payne
Equitable
Germania
Home
Mannhattan
Metropolitan
United States
Washington Life
McCurdy
Supt. Hendricks
Andrew C. Fields
Fields
Mutual
Mields
Albany
Insurance Company
Mutual Reserve
Burnham
Mr. Payne
Hille
Arkans
Michigan
Virginia
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York Life
New York Life Insurance Company
The
Insurance Lobbyist Touts Public Press Aid and Costs
A controversial figure outlines tactics to sway legislation, noting public press columns as effective yet costly. He cites large sums spent on retainers and articles, claims insurance-industry battles saved over 2.5 million, and asserts adherence to law while defending his action against opposition.
How's Your Hair A Lowell pitch for Wilson's English Life to the Hair
A Lowell advertisement promotes Dr Wilson's English Life to the Hair claiming Sir Erasmus Wilson's scalp prescription grows hair on bald heads. It touts a non greasy formula giving a glossy appearance and cites Boston user Cornelia Stevens praising its effects. Falls Burkinshaw sells the product at 418 Middlesex street in Lowell for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Erasmus Wilson
England
Wilson
Cornelia Stevens
Smith Avenue
Boston
Mas
Dr. Wilson
Albert Chemical Co
Mass
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
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Courier
Fall River
Providence
Club
A. E. Bertrand
Burlington, Mass
Edward F
Z. E. Gregoire
Quebec
Sherbrooke
Wotton, P. Q
Tion
Buffalo
Robert Fitzsimmons
Caesar
Cassius
Brutus
Napoleon
Waterloo
Plantagenets
Lancaster
Spain
Fitzsimmons
Als
San Francisco
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitz
California
Bob
Alia
Jack O’brien
O'Brien
Marvin Hart
Tommy Ryan
Hugo Kelly
Mike Schreck
Mike
O’brien
Sandwich Islands
Aurelio Herrera
Kid Aby Goodman
Cheloes
Young Corbett
Denverite
Necus
Chelsea
Philadelphia
Corbett
Soutman
Corbett Anly
Herrera
Herman
Eddie Hanlon
Old Bridge
N. J
James Kelly
Kelly
Jonathan Smith
Melbourne A
Man
NO. Billerica League
Bowlaway
Ls C. McGill
Philadelphia Press
DR. Temple
Pry
Sapolio
B. Coburn CO
Market Street
Opera House
Matinee Daily
Wormwood's
Mooney & Holbein Grotesque Comedy
New York Newsboys’ Quartet
Charles Serra
Weed & Ray
Seymour Brown
Mullin & Correlli
Mansfield & Wilbur
Prospect ST
Severin DE Deyn
Donald Meek, Miss Fletcher and
Marielle Estelle
Bert Coote
Hathaway’s
Kreisel’s
John and
Bertha Gleason
Fred Houlihan
Walters & Prouty
Dixon, Bowers & Dixon
Vitagraph
Harry Larose Company
Stieff
Tremont St
Central St
Hurd St
Jessie Darling
CourIer-Citizen Office
Jewel, King Arthur
G. G. Read
Central Street
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