Napoleon Pool Parlor frames Lowell with French flair
Second Contingent will leave the city tonight as Lowells residents prepare for Canada trips for New Year gaieties. The day features social notes on Club La Matinee, a Naples style sign with Napoleon motif, and a parade of locals joining Lowell groups for winter excursions to Montreal Ottawa and Iberville.
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Canada
Lowell
Canada Ward
Roussin
Joseph Marin
Telesphore Marin
Haverhill
Napoleon Landry
Calix
J. E. Lamoureux
Lamoureux
Albert Lavoie
Z. A. Normandin
Gustave Fortier
Lynn
Jour Leymerica and Julien Tiersot Tour Canada Findings
Illiance caise lecturer Julien Tiersot travels through Canada collecting folk songs from French Canadian families, following prior exploration in Quebec. He compares Canada’s folk traditions to Brittany and cites Ernest Gagnon’s Canadian song collection.
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France
M. Tiersot
Rostand
Julien Tiersot
Illiance Caise
Tanady
Quebec
Ernest Gagnon
Canada
Brittany
Overthrow Plot Claims Failure in St Petersburg
St. Petersburg reports Peter Struve editor of Osvobojdenie asserts the attempt to topple the government failed, calls it bloodily inevitable yet heroic and urges emancipation unity. He denies Mistchenko wounded and notes League splits over continued strike versus peaceful action amid alleged progovernment antisemitic propaganda.
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St. Petersburg
Peter Struve
Osvobojdenie
Emancipation
M. Struve
Mistchenko
League of League
Minister of Marine
Demin Santo names and events drift in muted city scene
A garbled report notes political figures and a ceremonial yacht departure. The piece mentions President Morales, calm streets, and stalled telecommunication services with a sense of unease pervading the city as several arrests loom.
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Demin
Santo
Bie v. S
el Yacht
Beorpion
Tome
Morales
Fee Baroeh
Teleeta
Atreste
Tease and Thaye Run Merrimack Street Stand
The notice lists 18 to your interest at Merrimack Street, with Tease and Thaye as key parties. Details are unclear but place and names suggest a local matter affecting residents.
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Tede Tease
Thaye
Merrimack Etreet
Greek Strikers Seek Higher Wages Across Mills
Lowell December 29 Strikers from Merrimack Mill No 2 urge the mill agents to announce whether higher pay will be granted. They demand 9 percent per inch on various yarns, threaten to move to Manchester Nashua Ipswich Amesbury or New Bedford for work, and lament their single status and lack of family support.
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Lowell
Merrimack Mill
Merrimack Manufactor Co
Wadlagh
United States
Manchester
N. H
Lawrence City
Nashua
Ipswich Mass
Amesbury Mass
New Bedford Mass
New York City
Great Britain's Premiers Debated Fiscal Reform and Home Rule
London leaders Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and Arthur Balfour addressed large crowds on the campaign's central issues. Campbell-Bannerman urged fiscal reform and opposed separate Irish governance, while Balfour warned that Irish self rule would risk separation. Both framed fiscal reform as the Unionist priority and clashed over education, Chinese labor, and South African policy.
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London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Arthur J. Balfour
United Kingdom
Dunfermlin
Scotland
Ireland
Balfour
Queens Hall
Liberal Party
Joseph Chamberlain
Edward Grey
Belford
Northumberland
Chamberlain
Transvaal
Bridgeport Inventor Cornwell Arrested on Theft Charge
George W. Cornwell once treasurer of Wheeler & Wilson Mfg and noted inventor was arrested in Bridgeport on charges of stealing U S bonds and jewelry totaling about 11 000. He was arraigned and held on 10 000 bail awaiting a hearing. The alleged theft dates to December 29. Cornwell and Mrs Lampkin shared an apartment, and the case involves the Lampkin firm of Arnold & Co with prior legal troubles over bold business methods.
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Bridgeport
Conn
George W. Cornwell
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co
U. S
Mre
Gilbert A. Lampkin
Alsso
Lampkin A. Gill
St. Louis
Arnold & Co
Cornwell
Europe
Lumpkin
Alent
CS Eens
SS Ie
Lincoln Club Meets for Banquet on Lincoln’s Birthday
The Lincoln Club held a meeting at the Central Bank building and planned an annual banquet likely to be held on Lincoln’s birthday or anniversary. The committee was empowered to arrange the event with Mack named as secretary, and plans for the committee’s work were discussed.
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Lincoln Club
Central Bank
Lincoln
Gome Dale
Frente Mack
Camp Lowell Banquet Highlights Young Men’s Camp Spirit
Alfred H. Wardle of New Hampshire was principal speaker at Camp Lowell banquet in Hurd Street. Womans Auxiliary served, with McKay presiding and Maxfield guiding. Wardle shared camp tales, photos captured post meal, and hopes for longer next summer. Members listed. Morse illness noted, on road to recovery in Northampton.
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Camp Lowell
Spectacle Lake
North Littleton
Young Men’s Christian Association
Association
Hurd Street
W. G. McKay
G. S. Maxfield
Alfred H. Wardle
New Hampshire Association
Percy A. Yarnold
Marion
Arthur Booth
Albert Booth
Richard Campbell
Herbert Cady
Everett Collins
Robert Campbell
Ralph Costello
B. Herbert Draper
Lewis Duncan
Edward Dilts
Delaney Dilts
Carl Dunning
Russell Fox
Ranfred Gumb
Frank Hull
Guy Hird
Warren Howe
Benjamin Hodges
William Jamieson
Richard Leland
Rufus Maxfield
Douglas Morey
Edward Noyes
Paul Perkins
Harold Rogers
William Scott
Carlow Stanley
Carl Taylor
Leonard Thompson
Herber Wisbey
Chester Wheeler
William B. Wiggin
Holman Waring
W G. McKay
W. A. Morse
McKay
Northampton
Morse
Sir Henry Irving A Man Of World And Gentle Dignity
A condensed portrait lauds Sir Henry Irving as artist and businessman. He is praised as a diplomat and refined intellect who changed London society’s view of actors. The piece notes his kindness, decisiveness, and belief actors should be gentlemen in private life.
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Sir Henry Irving
Irving
London
Nadal
Maine river project details and funding notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Maine plan involving a cut in a river system, possibly a four year term or longer up to sixteen years, with a five hundred thousand dollar fee source. One eighth from the Penobscot and seven eighths from the Kennebec, plus pond stock from Roots Last season’s crop reportedly well cleaned out.
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Maine
Reopening at the opera house features DeDeyn troupe
The DeDeyn Co led by Severin DeDeyn Isabelle Fletcher Mabelle Estelle and Donald Meek returns Monday with Supper for Two a one act comedy. A strong Keith vaudeville bill follows featuring Crane Brothers Mudtown Minstrels Harry Smith Rose Kessner Yazelle Vernon Avon Comedy Four Levine and Leonard and more plus new pictures.
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Opera House
DeDeyn
Bert Coote
de Deyn
Opera
Keith
Crane Brothers
Mudtown Minstrels
Harry Smith
Rose Kessner
Miss Kessner
Yazelle and
Vernon
Avon
Levine
Leonard
Hathaway Theatre Opens With Standout Vaudeville Week
The Hathaway theatre opens with a high quality vaudeville lineup pleasing the public. Audiences praise the decor and comfort while the act, including Tom Nawn & Co in Pat and the Genii, promises an even stronger bill next week.
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Hathaway
Hathaway Theatre
Tom Nawn & Co
Pat
Nawn
Mayotan
New peers named by Campbell-Bannerman government
London reports that on the prime minister’s recommendation King Edward conferred peerages on several House of Lords members including Edmond George FitzMaurice and James Stanhope Earl Stanhope, plus Sir James Wheaton and Henry Wille. In the Commons, Edward Bilte Richard Knight Causion Themes Shae Edmund Robertson Thomas Hurt Walter Foster and Henry Labourvere were named MPs.
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London
Henry Campbell-Bannermen
House of Com
Edmond George Fitemaurice
Lord Lansdowne
Arthur Divett
General Bingham Offered New York Police Chief Post
In Washington and New York reports Gen Theodore A Bingham a veteran engineer officer and long time public works official is said to have been offered the New York city police commissionership by Mayor McClellan. Bingham born in Connecticut about 46, he would not declare party loyalty and expected to decide tomorrow. He has a notable career from 1879 to 1903 including service as military attache in Berlin and Rome and head of Washington public buildings and grounds.
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Merrimack Street
Napoleon Pool
Europe
Paris
Versailles
Secours Iontre
Yankeeland
Baedeker
Lowell
Rue Des Blancs-Manteaux
Napoleon
Alexander
Miltiades
Leonidas
Leonidas Pool
New York City
Pingham
Washington
Theodore Alfred Bingham
Connecticut
Military Academy
New Hampshire
Engineer Corps
Berlin
Rome
Broghan
Lower Great Lakes
Hoosevelt
Kidney Cure By P ages Kidney Cure Promised Relief
A. H. Thornes, a well known coal operator of Huffalo, N Y, testifies to relief after using Page’s Kidney Cure for years of kidney trouble and pain. He reports passing small stone like deposits and a dramatic decrease in pain, attributing his improvement to the remedy.
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A. H. Thornes
Huffalo
Iines
Bagee Uealey
Kinneys
Kinneys Ana Treat & Few Man It Hae Done Me Hew A Nat Groemus Palle
Hurkinehaw
Idle
Thorndike &T
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Club la Matinee
Pays
Homer L. P. Turcotte
Mongeau
L. P. Turcotte
John H. Beaulieu
Auguste H. Jean
Alfred Asselin
Northbridge
Joseph V. Girard
Danielson
Guillet
J. H. Guillet
West Centralville
Hidreth Street
Cercle la Gaiete
Eva Sauvageau
Hildreth Street
Corinne Caron
Bernadette Fontaine
Marie Louise Menard
Alice Sauvageau
Minnie Chretien
Frazerville
P. Q
Juliers Piersot
Aor Eee
Rock, Rye
CS Tas
England
Camp
Lothrop & Cunningham
Irving AS
Man OF the World
New England
Boston Globe
Mr. Nawn
Ned Nye
Mr. Nye
Blanche Sloan
Music
Madame Avery Strakosch
Strakosch Grand Opera Company
Mme, Strakasch
Tom Gillen
Finnegan
Finneen
Bert Howard
Leona Bland
Burke and Dempsey
Mack
Ladies’ Orchestra
The
Academy of Music
Eaton
Raymond, H
E. G. Lewis
King Edward
Members of Commons
Bingham
New York
Theodore A. Bingham
United States Regular Army
McClellan
Courier-Citizen Office
Citizen
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