Carload of new sleighs arrives and local notices
Low ll Daily Courier notes a carload of sleighs received by C. H. Hanson & Co Limburg 1128 Bridge St offers chimney repairs. The Five Cent Savings Bank deposits earn interest starting Saturday Jan 2. F W Cragin Co 46 54 Fletcher St lists cabinet work. S G Lyford Co 159 Middlesex St markets Harvard Bronchial Syrup with free trial bottle at office.
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Wilson
C. H. Hanson & Co
Limburg
Bridge Street
Co. B. Coburn & Co
Five Cent Savings Bank
Paul Vigeant
F. W. Cragin & Co
Fletcher Street
S. G. Lyford Co
Middlesex Street
Harvard
Gloucester Ladies Visit Graceful Christmas Break
Misses Bessie and Ruth Burnham of Gloucester visit cousin Estelle Moors during the Christmas vacation. Mrs. Wm. Vose returns home to Robbinston after three weeks with brother James Cox. Edith Bartlett Kelley sang for Gamma Delta at Sleeper hall Boston University. City Solicitor William A. Hogan is ill at home. Mrs. Minnie Keith dangerously ill on Floyd street. Rev. D. B. Martin called to Ohio due to death of his wife's father, away over Sunday. Mrs. IE. J. Neale’s Sunday school class holds vestry meeting. officers elected: Luella Bailey president Evelyn Ober secretary Helen Gegenheimer treasurer. Ambulance Surgeon Patrick E. Sullivan recovering at home from diphtheria. Mrs. Alphonse Wallerand to host Whist party January 9 for L Association de Notre Dame de Bonsecours to fund a memorial window for St. Jean Baptiste's.
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Bessie
Ruth Burnham
Gloucester
Estelle Moors
Wm. Vose
James Cox
Robbinston
Edith Bartlett Kelley
Gamma Delta Club
Sleeper Hall
Boston University
Wiliam A. Hogan
Stevens Street
Minnie Keith
Floyd Street
D. B. Martin
Paige Street
Ohio
IE. J. Neale
Kirk Street Congregational Church
Luella Bailey
Evelyn Ober
Helen Gegenheimer
Patrick E. Sullivan
Alphonse Wallerand
Adams Reet
L’association de Notre Dame de Bonsecours
St. Jean Baptiste‘s
International effort urged to curb cotton gambling
Manchester officials and cotton trade leaders met to condemn international cotton gambling and seek government action. C C W Macara urged an international combination to reduce consumption and curb gambling as a grave threat to the industry, noting difficulties in securing a worldwide agreement despite Dec 15 inquiries.
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Manchester
Eng
Cc. W. Macara
Masters’ Federation
Old Hands Discharged At South Chicago Rail Line
Chicago and South Chicago area layoffs hit 630 workers after the Illinois Steel mill shutdown. About 500 laid off from the Chicago Lake Shore and Eastern railway and 130 more discharged, including 30 of the oldest engineers who had served 15 to 20 years.
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Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
South Chicago
Chicago, Lake Shore & Eastern Railway
The
Steel Company
Steam Erastus Corning Floated Off Capp Island Shore
The Erastus Corning steam er from Starin Transportation ran ashore at Capp Island Norwalk Conn on Dec 24 and has floated in tow to New York City on Dec 29. The vessel passed City Island today.
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City Island
N. Y
Erastus Corning
Starin Transportation Company
Capp Island
Norwalk
Conn
New York
Tone the Stomach And Cure Nervousness Pills Ad
Tone the Stomach And cure nervousness neuralgia sleep lessness dyspepsia anemia and that long train of aches and pains attending an overworked and underfed brain. They are a happy combination of the best nerve tonics digestives and brain and blood nutrients. Peptiron Pills chocolate coated 50c or $ in the latter a full month’s treatment prepared by O S Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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0. S. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
City Council approves 36000 loan for department needs
Aldermen at city hall approved a 36000 loan to piece out department appropriations and refused to revisit a 1500 claims order. They also declined to confirm Charles S. Copeland as cemetery trustee and deferred the Dummer Street extension to next year. The session included pole relocations for Electric Light and a joint convention to honor Sewell G Mack with resolutions of condolence.
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City Hall
Charles S. Copeland
Dummer Street
Claims Committee
Sewell G. Mack
Miskella
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Brown Street
Essex Street
Electric Light Corporation
Bridge
Cambridge
Richards
Christian Streets
Varnum Avenue
Western Union
Prescott Street
Committee On
McCluskey
Charlies
Copeland
Republicans
Tower Branch
General Treasury Fund
Casey
Frederick Ampleby
General Treasury
Hill
Greenwood
Charles L. Knapp
Stephen J. Johnson
James J. Kennedy
Michael H. Corbett
George W. Peterson
Dodge
J. J. Hayes
Bath House
Roche
Finnerty
City Council Hears Claims and Salary Petition
President Adams presides with 24 members present as monthly reports are filed. A petition to cut city employee salaries earning over 1000 annually is referred to the salaries committee. Thomas Sayers seeks personal injury compensation. referred to claims. The joint claims report is adopted and a 1500 borrowing approved to cover claims. Barry defends past actions. Haynes seeks to speak.
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Adams
Winsfield S. Parker
Committee On
Thomas Sayers
Committee On Claims
Joint Committee On Claims
Barry
Claims Committee
George W. Flint
J. J. Hayes
Willing to Marry Despite Warrant in Worcester
Omer Chaffee, held on a paterni ty warrant in Worcester, desires to marry Mary Bryant. Judge Hadley ordered notification in all claimed home places before a license can be granted. Chaffee gave multiple home locations including Vermont Natick and Framingham amid unclear status.
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Omer Chaffee
Worcester
Mary Bryant
Hadleys
Superior Court
Chaffee
Vermont
Natick
Framingham
Hadley
E Election Held by Immanuel Baptist Y P S C E
The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor at Immanuel Baptist on Blossom street held its annual meeting and elected officers and committee chairmen. T. G. Lyons Jr. was named president and corresponding secretary, with George P. Williams as vice president and Mrs. C. M. Durrell as treasurer. Rev. R F True chaired prayer, Miss Isabelle Gillespie led lookout, and Miss Etta Estabrook headed recording duties among others. The society invited the Lowell union executive committee to January’s meeting and will host a social at 7 30 this evening.
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Immanuel Baptist Church
Blossom Street
T. G. Lyons, Jr
George P. Williams
Etta Estabrook
C. M. Durrell
R. F. True
Isabelle Gillespie
Etta Hstabrook
Etta Wedge
George Bb, Williams
Esha Harris
Geo. B. Williams
Lowell Union
Immanuel Baptist Society
Alumni Reunion At High School Annex Tonight
The fourth annual High School alumni reunion occurs tonight at the High School annex with about six hundred graduates expected to attend. A track meet between the Alumni and the High School team is planned for Sunday night in the annex.
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Annex
Irunday
Regular mid week prayer and praise service announced
The Y W C A invites all girls and women to attend the regular mid week prayer and praise service this evening at 7.30 and the noon prayer meeting at 12.15.
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Nocen
Alleh's Foot-Hase Powder Promises Warm Dry Feet
It keeps feet warm and dry claims Alleh's Foot-Hase powder cures chilblains swollen sweating sore hurting damp feet. Available at all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
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Alleh
Eminent authority warns on opium dangers in patent medicines
Bartholow notes fatal doses of morphine and muriate with children and the old most at risk. He cautions against cough cures and opium based remedies, contrasting it with Father John’s Medicine which claims to cure bronchitis and lung troubles and offers refunds if it fails.
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Bartholow
Inis
Father John
Whist party aids St Joseph's parish poor in 300 attendance
Joseph Albert organized a whist party at C M A C hall that drew about 300 people. 75 tables hosted 16 deals, with $13.51 in prizes donated by Albert. First prize went to Isoline Hotin who then returned her $5 to the poor fund along with other winners. A musical program preceded the games, and local French clubs organized multiple theater events across New England.
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Joseph Albert
Albert
St. Joseph's Parish
C. M. A. C. Hall
Isoline Hotin
Henri Patnaude
Alphonse Noel
Alfred Simard
W. W. Thibodeau
Wm. Drapeau
Corinne
Antoinette Alexander
Maria Albert
Valentine Girard
Alden
Eugene Heroux
Arthur Beaucage
Adela Patnaude
Mercedes Bouthill
Eugenie Heroux
Mercedes Bouthillette
Club Social de
Dismissed Police Officer Reports for Liquor Influence
Patrolman Peter Curran, in service since 1891, was dismissed by a police board vote for violating Rule 19 and reporting for duty under the influence, after pleading guilty and a prior warning in January. The board granted several licenses and appointed George E Varney as unpaid special officer, while revoking Peter Harris's common victualler license.
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Peter Curran
Curran
William A. Black
Prescott Street
John M Farrell
Westview Avenue
Royal L. Stevens
Prescott
Joseph W. Bruce
Central
Ezra E Mansur
George F. Bules
Hildreth
William F. Murphy
Middlesex
Charles H. Clapp
Cushing
Charles D. Paige
Hawker
Maurice Goldberg
Daly
David Soperstin
Lowell Cemetery trustees name new trustee and report damage cost
At a meeting of the Lowell Cemetery trustees Larkin T. Truil was chosen to fill the unexpired term of James W. Bennett. Repairs to cemetery buildings caused by the South Lowell magazine explosion cost about $400, with no collection yet.
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Lowell Cemetery
Larkin T. Truil
James W. Bennett
Lowell
Christmas Tree Gifts at St John’s Church Festival
The Sunday school Christmas tree event at St John’s Church drew about a hundred attendees. Older parishioners joined in singing carols before gifts were distributed under the supervision of Superintendent Herbert L. Bishop of the Sunday school.
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ST. John's Church
St. John’s Church
Herbert L
Lowell 1904 Directory Canvass Begins This Year
Sampson and Murdock Company publish the 1904 Lowell directory with twelve experienced canvassers. Officers of churches lodges and societies urged to correct records during canvass. Boarding and lodging housekeepers should have lists ready. Canvass HQ at the New American House. Local agents G C Prince and Son at 108 Merrimack Street.
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Sampson & Murdock Company
Lowell
New American House
G. C. Prince & Son
Merrimack Street
Oriental Bazaar at 318 Merrimack Street Lowell
G E T initials stand for Geo E Tradd announcing that the store offers the best gifts in Lowell at the Oriental Bazaar. Customers are urged to remember that their gift will not be forgotten and to visit 318 Merrimack Street for unique offerings and a purchase they will value.
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Geo. E. Tradd
Lowell
Oriental Bazaar
Merrimack Street
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