Not Disappointing Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets Claim
A medical claim extols Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets as a universal cure for catarrh in nose throat bronchial tubes and stomach The tablet form is described as a safe internal remedy acting on the blood with Dr Eaton cited praising its results All druggists offer the complete treatment for 50 cents and a free booklet is available by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich
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Stuart
Eaton
F. A. Stuart& Co
Marshall, Mich
Pure Gluten Health Food Now In Stock
Pure Gluten Health Food for All announces a full line of gluten foods from Pure Glu ten Food Co New York. Products approved by the U S government are offered in breakfast food crackers macaroni and flour in packages or sacks. The author notes these preparations contain over five times the nutriment of ordinary cereals or flours and invites patrons to call and examine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Gluten Food Co
N. Y
U. S
Dissolution of firm Charles T Saul & Co Opticians
The partnership of A White of Lowell and Charles T Saul is dissolved by mutual consent. Charles T Saul continues the business at 70 Central Street Lowell Mass with all accounts due to the firm payable to Charles J Saul and all accounts against the firm to be paid by him. Date December 31 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. White
Lowell
Charles T. Saul
Trade Review New Beginnings Auspiciously Shaping 1902
Bradstreets notes a quiet yet confident start to the new year across industrial sectors. Bank clearings, coal and shoe shipments, and lake traffic rise, with record rail mileage since 1890 and fewer failures than in prior buoyant years. Iron and steel stay active despite a car shortage, while cotton goods remain quiet yet finished 1901 strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Suez Canal
Mexico
Fall River
London
Fire at St Peter’s church narrowly averted
A serious fire was nearly disastrous at St Peter’s church early yesterday morning when an altar boy lighting a gas jet accidentally set draperies afire. Rev Fr Mullin rushed to the altar and extinguished the blaze as the alarm sounded. damage remained slight and the congregation evacuated safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Church
Mullin
Maple Leaf club hosts seventh grand assembly in Prescott hall
About 60 couples attended last evening as Maple Leaf club held its seventh grand assembly in Prescott hall. Dancing ran from 8 to 12 with Hibbard's Orchestra providing music. Officers included General Manager Benjamin Churchill, Assistant Manager Thomas J. Donaldson, Floor Director Harry Wyman, Assistant Floor Director Fred Mills, Chief Aid David C. Donaldson, Assistant Chief Aids George Thomas and Henry Ferris, plus a list of aids: Arthur Wilson Fred Crosby Arthur Clark John Grey George Brown John Ward Henry Baker George Foster Warren Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Leaf Club
Prescott Hall
Hibbard
Manare Benjamin Churchill
Power
Thomas J. Donaldson
Harry Wyman
Fred Mills
David C. Donaldson
George Thomas
Henry Ferris
Arthur Wilson
Fred Crosby
Arthur Clark
John Grey
George Brown
John Ward
Henry Baker
George Foster
Warren Taylor
Slipped on Track Injures Freight Worker Near Bleachery Station
Edward Steele was taken to St. John's hospital yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock after slipping while hitching on a freight train near the Bleachery station. He suffered bruises but escaped serious injury when the engine nearly ran him over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Steele
St. John’s Hospital
Steele
Welch Will Case Referenced by Pittsfield Beneficiary
Mrs Martha S Munsey of Pittsfield N H expresses interest in the Welch will case to Judge McIntire. She explains she did not press probate due to lack of funds and offers to provide a deposition covering all she knows about Samuel Welch's will matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha S. Munsey
Pittsfield
N. H
Welch
McIntire
Samuel Welch
Remarkable Cure of Croup Saves Boy's Life
A Iowa mother recounts how Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saved her sick child. She bought it from A. E. Steere of Goodwin, gave it as directed every ten minutes, and though the boy nearly choked and needed clearing phlegm, he survived. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Chamberlain
A. E. Steere
Goodwin
8. D
Joel Demoni
Inwood
Iowa
Bargain Lineup For Christmas Frames In Merrimack City
A large display of after Christmas bargains showcases pictures and picture frames at Geo. E. Maker’s shop located on the corner of John and Merrimack streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Maker
John and
Merrimack Streets
Kidnappers of New York at Opera House
Corse Payton Stock company closes a two week run at the Opera house with matinee Kidnapers of New York and evening Ten Nights in a Barroom. Faversham’s illness last spring is recalled, yet he delivered a startling last act. Wm. Faversham returns Monday. Lewis Morrison's Mephisto and Shylock by Irvings noted for their satanic force. Morrison appears Wednesday Jan 8 with new scenery and strong supporting company.
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Corse Payton Stock Company
Opera House
New York
William Faversham
Boston
Lewis Morrison
Mephisto
Goethe
Faust
Sir Henry Irving
Satan
Mephistopheles
Corse Payton Stock CO
Ceccese
Yor
Savoy Vaudeville Lineup Attracts Big Names This Week
The Savoy showcases Ellsworth Burt and Vernon in sketches like Domestic Pets and A Mixed Affair with ventriloquist Chas E Welch. Acts include Johnnie Quigley singing, Leon the magician, Crane Brothers Mud Town Catch-ons, Reed and Shaw on rings, Walker and Inman singing and dancing, and Charles E Whalen a popular Trans Atlantic broker offering original work.
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Savoy
Ellsworth
Burt
Hermann
Leon
Lowell
Rubes
Crane Brothers
Boston
Johnnie Quigley
Boston Post
Jeanette
Walt
Ardelle
Reed
Shaw
Walker
Inman
Pular
Trans-Atlantic
Charles E. Whalen
Tne
House Plans On Monday For Committee Appointments
Boston dispatch reports Speaker Myers aims to finalize House committee appointments by Monday after days of suspense. Names include George Z. Dean as governor’s pick for chair, with senators Fales, Fitzgerald, and others listed for judiciary, ways and means, and various panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Boston
House of Representatives
Soule
Committee On Public Service
George Z. Dean
Cheshire
Frank A. Fales
Norwood
Henry S. Fitzgerald
House
Frank Bartlett
Pittsfield
Gov
Crane
Mr. Cheney
Lowell
Music Hall Burlesque Show Encore Sees Strong Attendance
The Club burlesquers wrap up with matinee and evening performances. A well pleased crowd enjoyed opening satire and the olio, highlighted by the Lane Sisters acrobatics. The Pan American Midway finale proved the main draw with Teresa Emmons announcing dances and a roster including Ada Lane Lilly Lancaster Grace Leonard Maggie Cobbin and others.
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Lane Sisters
Teresa Emmons
Grace Leonard
Ada Lane
Lilly Lancaster
Maggie
Cafebria Headache Remedy Demand Confidence
Cafebria contains no opiates or harmful drugs yet is claimed to cure a headache when other remedies fail. The product is advertised as sold by all reliable druggists.
Lawmakers named to committees for fisheries and harbor roles
The roster lists Senator Morrison of Fall River as fisheries chair with Collins of Edgartown as House chair. Gaylord of South Hadley heads harbors and public lands with Foster of Gloucester, Skinner of Watertown, and Morrison of Fall River as associates. Other assignments include Munroe of Worcester chairing insurance and Bliss of Hampden leading labor, with various senators and House members in related posts.
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Haverhill
Fales
Norve
Bourne
House
Morrison
Fall River
Collins
Edgartown House
Gaylord
South
Sparks
Dracut
Chandler
Somerville
Pratt
Middleboro
Senator Wood
Woburn
Holt
H.S. Fitzgerald
Senator Berry
Boston
Apsey
Jones
Marshall
Gloucester
Fall of Malden
Sprague
Political Staffing Projections for State Legislature
The report outlines expected House leadership with Holt of Bristol Apsey of Middlesex and Bullard of Newton as chairmen while Senator Marsh of Springfield heads roads and bridges again. Morrison of Bristol, W T A Fitzgerald, and Davis of Amesbury are top House members. Senators Wood Middlesex and H S Fitzgerald join How as likely State House chairman. Street railways, taxation, water, mercantile, military affairs and other committees list Fletcher How Fitzgerald Sprague Foster Bliss Marsh a Democrat Day Pratt Wood Frost Fales M J Sullivan Dyar Howland How MANN with names reflecting the era.
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House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Howland
Anning
J. A. Sullivan
Bliss
West Springfield
Barry
Boston
Skinner
Watertown
Apsey
Cambridge
Senate Ways and Means
Faresf Harvell
Rockland
Nye
The
Cape
Morse
Belchertown
Sparks
Blodgett
Frost
Lawrence
Porter
Lynn
Jones, Manning, Howland
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Agriculture
Chandler
Somerville
Tufts
New Braintree
Gerrett
Greenfield
Committee On
Banks and
Harvell
Dean
Berkshire
Seaver
Suffolk
Roberts
Reading
Manning
Worcester
Morrison
Bristol
Brigham
Marlboro
Senator Bliss
Soule
Fall River
Dracut
Carey
Haverhill
Drainage
Williams
Middlesex
Pratt
Plymouth
Babb
Worcester County
Munroe
Dowse
Malden
Mr. Stearns
Lowell
Election Laws Commie
Chelsea
Luce
Wildes
Holt
Bullard
Newton
Marsh
Springfield
Davis
Amesbury
How
State House
Wood
H. S. Fitzgerald
Fletcher
Fitzgerald
Sprague
Foster
Gloucester
Day
Pratt and
Foster and Wood
Fales
M. J. Sullivan
Dyar, Howland and
MANN
Annual Reunion and Roll Call at Emmanuel Baptist Church
The Emmanuel Baptist church held its annual reunion and roll call with a large, representative gathering. Rev. R. F. True presided and delivered an inspiring opening address. The Ladies' Aid society provided a bountiful collation, making the meeting one of the most enjoyable and helpful in the church's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Baptist Church
R. F. True
Ladies’ Aid Society
Italian Laborer Fatally Injured By Vitriol Spill
Tony Watt, an Italian laborer at Rueb ling mills in Trenton New Jersey, fell into a vat of vitriol. The fiery liquid burned his side face and arms before rescue and he is expected to die.
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Trenton
N. J
Tony Watt
Ruebling Mills
O'Brien Bros offers cut prices on lamps and china
A local tea dealer, O'Brien Bros at 227 Central Street, advertises closing out every lamp vase jardinieres and fancy china stock at cut prices and urges customers to inspect the remaining stock.
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O’brien Bros
Central Street
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Middlesex Street
Pall Titre Crimeras
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott Street
McKissock Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Michael
Ada E. Morrell
D. C
Central Block
Trade Review
Rhodes’ New Hair Store
Merrimack ST
Savoy Theatre
Ious
Johann Hoff
Fe Ladley
the Great
Walz and
Reed and
Walker and
Comediennes
Crane Bros
Bowler Bros
Mass
St. Vincent's Hospital
Music Hall
Young’s
Hildreth
Merrimack House
Kmack and
Dutton Streets
D, J, Murphy, JR
Gardner Bros
King Street
Highlands
Ass Luis
Pearson's Almond Cream
Pearson's Drug Store
Ww. E. Potter
W. BE. Potter & Son
Hildreth Building
W. CG
Hinckley
Sasescete
Telephone
Owell Opera Pouse
Charles Frohman
City Club
All, Mia, Co
Pawtucket Street
Historiograph
Viscount d’Hauterives
Theatre OF the Future
Prodigal Son
Red Riding Hood
Good Old Times
Joan OF Arc
d'Hanterives
Harvard
Dirart
Harvard Brewing Co
Lowell, Mass., U. S. A
G. G
Wm. Nichols & Co
W.T.S. Bartlett
Merrimack Street
G. Rogers
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