Torrid session as OConnor confronts board over scrap book
The Board of Health held a heated 30 minute meeting with John J. OConnor absent earlier but then present. He challenged motions and demanded court action over City Solicitor Qua's opinion on acting mayor powers, insisting he would fight the matter to the bitter end.
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Board of Health
John J. O'Connor
Holbrook
McGuinness
Jackson
Knapp
Mr. O'Connor
Chairman Holbrook
O’connor
Mr. Holbrook
Mr. O’connor
Dr. Holbrook
O'Connor
Eighty Three Years Of Age Rev Thomas Haworth Birthday
Rev Thomas Haworth of Lowell celebrated his 83rd birthday at 336 Moody street with open house for old friends and neighbors. Born in Blackburn England he moved to Lowell in 1850 and served 35 years as jail chaplain. He is married three times and has two sons Charles and Thomas and a grandson Lloyd Haworth.
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Thomas Haworth
Lowell
Moody Street
Parkman
Methuen
Haworth
Charles
Haworth & Watson
Thomas
Minneapolis
Lloyd Haworth
John Haworth
Coal Operators Meet in Philadelphia Over Strike Case
A conference of anthracite coal operators and their attorneys was held in Philadelphia to plan the presentation of the mine owners’ side to the commission when it convenes next Tuesday. Simon P. Wolverton said non-union miners’ testimony is not yet complete and will be followed by further evidence, with operators’ testimony to last ten days or two weeks.
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Philadelphia
Simon P. Wolverton
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Wolverton
Addicks Assured of Another Vote in Kent County
Dover Del December 30 J Edward Addicks won another assemblyman in a special Kent County district election called by Governor Hunt to break a November tie between James Wilbur Powell Union Republican and Solomon Saph Democrat Powell received 496 votes while Saph had 3804 Addicks now has 22 votes assured on joint ballot for United States senator with 27 needed for a choice
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Dover
Del
J. Edward Addicks
Kent County
Yov. Hunt
James Wilbur Powell
Union Republican
Solomon Saph
Saph
Powell
Addicks
Dr Kennedy Remedy Promises Kidney Cure Claims
Canandaigua resident E N Green recounts severe kidney bleeding years ago. He credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with stopping the flow and restoring health, advertising energy and stronger kidneys. The product is sold in new GO CENT and dollar sizes with free sample mail offer.
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E. N. Green
Canandaigua
N. Y
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Wanstead Collision Coroner Jury Blames Wrong Orders
Wyoming Ont Dec 30 Coroner s jury reports on the Wanstead wreck of Dec 26 1902 killing 28. It finds Arthur W Ryckett killed and faults wrong orders at Watford with responsibility disputed between Despatcher Kerr and Operator Carson. The verdict cites a boy of 16 at Kings Court Junction and limited experience as factors.
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Wyoming
Ont
Wanstead
Arthur W. Rycketts
Watford
Carson
Kerr
No. 5
Kings Court Junction
Jas. Troyer
Troyer
Strathroy
Jas. Smith
Snow
James ‘Troyer
London
Kings Court
Castro Triumph in Barquisimeto Strengthens Castro Rule
Caracas reports government forces recaptured Barquisimeto Lara state after two days of intense street fighting. Generals Solagnie and Penalosa led the revolutionists evacuation, with 112 killed and 395 wounded. President Castro’s telegraphed operations aided the victory and he plans to reach Caracas tomorrow to confer with U S Minister Bowen.
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Caracas
Castro
U. S
Bowen
Venezuela
International Peace Court
Hague
Barquisimet
Barquisimeto
Lara
San Carlos
Tinaquilo
Solagnie
Penalosa
Ceferino Castillo
la Victoria
Barquisemeto
United States
Morgan to announce Erie Lehigh Valley Reading merger
Chicago reports that J P Morgan & Co will announce a consolidation of the Erie Lehigh Valley and Reading railroads early next year. Stocks would be pooled to issue common shares. a holding company would appoint a president. Morgan denies any plan to merge.
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Chicago
Daily News Today
J. P. Morgan & Co
Erie
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Northern Securities Company
New Jersey Central
Reading Company
J. P. Morgan
Underwood
The
Miles to visit European capitals before returning home
Pekin reports General Miles, who departed for Siberia yesterday, will tour European capitals before sailing back to the United States. The journey highlights his major command duties and postwar movements.
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Pekin
Miles
Siberia
United States
Blaze in Lawrence Furniture House Fire Kills Destroys Block
A four story Lawrence building at 336 and 3838 Essex street owned by W. H. Godfrey and J. Warren Berry burned after an oil stove tipped over in the office of I. P. Berry & Co. Miss Mabel Thornton tried to douse the blaze by throwing the stove into the alley injuring her face and hands. The blaze gutted the stock and stock losses plus damage to adjacent firms totaled thousands. Firefighters fought the blaze for about thirty minutes with much apparatus deployed and several men slightly cut by glass.
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Lawrence
Essex Street
W. H. Godfrey
J. Warren Berry
F. P. Berry & Co
Musk and Lillis
C. E. Mosher
I. P. Berry & Co
Mabel Thornton
Mr. Berry
H. H. Marston
Fred Miller
Berry
Centralville M E church notes death of George H Marston
The Centralville M E church trustees mourn the death of George H Marston a former president and treasurer. They praise his wise counsel executive ability and financial gifts and extend sympathy to Dr Joseph N Marston and family. A copy of the resolutions will be entered in church records and sent to the Marston family and city press.
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Centralville M. E. Church
George H. Marston
George H. Manston
Marston
Brother Marston
Joseph N. Marston
Centralville M. E
Joseph Marston
Overcoat Theft Arrests Reported in Merrimack Street
Officer Thomas MacCloughrey and Inspectors Walsh and Maher arrested William Fair on Merrimack Street last night. He is charged with larceny of an overcoat from Charles Mooney who shared the room with Fair and was away yesterday morning when the theft occurred.
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Thomas MacCloughrey
Walsh and
Maher
Merrimack Street
William Fair
Charles Mooney
Mooney
Fair
Accidents Reported In City Injuries At Work And On Sled
Katherine Tracey, 43, of 7 Richmond Street, injured four fingers on her left hand in a punching machine at United States Cartridge shop yesterday afternoon and treated at Emergency hospital. John McAuliffe, 7, badly lacerated second finger on left hand after its runner for a sled caught, four stitches, Emergency hospital. Frank Bleakley, about 12, broke his right leg coasting on a sled on Tyler Street, ran into a wagon, taken home at 31 Tyler Street, then to Emergency hospital by ambulance for treatment.
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Katherine Tracey
Richmond Street
United States Cartridge Shop
John McAuliffe
Frank Bleakley
Tyler Street
I Emergency
Sleighride Party From Lawrence Visits Merrimack House
A large Lawrence group rode to the Merrimack house for supper and entertainment last night. They arrived about 8 and faced several bare spots, sometimes walking short distances. Attendees included Walter Coulson, Robert Sheehan, Adelaide Cummiskey, Theresa Farrell, Ellen Farrell, Margaret Desmond, Nora Desmond, Mary Curran, Mollie Curran, Minnie Mahoney, Nellie Mahoney, Mollie McCarthy, Mary L. Ford, John J. Mahoney, Gus Burns, Frank Wilson, James Laughan, Robert Smith, Mathew Carney, Tom Riley, Edward Carney, and a Lawrence Telegram reporter.
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Lawrence
Merrimack House
Walter Coulson
Robert Sheehan
Adelaide Cummiskey
Lowell
Theresa Farrell
Ellen Farrell
Margaret Desmond
Nora Desmond
Mary J. Curran
Mary Daley
Elizabeth Daley
Mollie Curran
Minnie Mahoney
Nellie Mahoney
Mollie McCarthy
Mary L. Ford
John J. Mahoney
Gus Burns
Frank Wilson
James Laughan
Robert Smith
Mathew Carney
Tom Riley
Edward M. Carney
Lawrence Telegram
Whist At C Y M L A Draws Suffolk Street Crowd
The Cath olic Young Men's Lyceum hosted a whist party in the Lyceum room Suffolk street. Prizes went to ladies first Mrs D S O'Brien and second Florence Crott with Mrs J E Smith as booby. In the men’s division first prize went to P H Murphy, second Joseyn Fitzgerald, booby C Cronin. John McNabb chaired the arrangements committee.
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Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
Lyceum
Suffolk Street
D. S. O'Brien
Florence Crott
J. E. Smith
P. H. Murphy
Joseyn Fitzgerald
C. Cronin
John McNabb
Promise Meeting for New Year at Evening Service
Regular mid week prayer and praise service at 7 30 this evening will be a promise meeting. Each attendee should come with a promise for the New Year. A noon prayer session follows at 12 15. All girls and women are invited.
New Year's Reception at Kirk Street Church
An informal sociable will be held at Kirk Street Church on New Year’s night. A cordial invitation is extended to all church members and the congregation to attend.
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Kirk Street
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Suggested for Seasonal Use
The piece urges prudent housewives to replenish Chamberlains Cough Remedy now to ward off colds before they settle in. It claims early use is prompt, safe for children, and pleasant tasting, with druggists carrying the product.
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Chamberlain
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