Catarrh Remedy Promises Cure From Blood Tablets
An old health notice promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a blood based cure for catarrh. It describes catarrh as a systemic disease spreading from head to stomach and argues local treatments only offer relief. The ad touts internal tablets made from Bloodroot and Eucalyptus, claiming rapid, lasting results and noting a 50 cent price in all drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Adamson
F. W. Kinsman & Co
New York
Augusta
Prices Hold Steady Despite Mixed Trade Review
Bradstreet's notes weekly events largely favorable with steady general prices though cereals softened on liquidation and snow in the wheat belt. New England reports small profit margins in print cloths, while dress woolens and men's wear stay strong. Iron and steel steady. sugar rebound. Canada and U.S. business failures near prior levels. boots and shoes demand robust early in year.
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New York
Bradstreet
New England
London
Providence
Fraternal and civic orders meet in Lowell events
A string of Lowell fraternal and auxiliary groups held meetings last evening. The N A S engineers discussed indicators and compression effects on economy. a Lawrence lecture trip was arranged. Daughters of Liberty planned whist party arrangements at Mrs Brown’s 241 Appleton street. Various lodges including M U I O F, Columbia council O U A M, Lowell IOOF, Waverley SOF, Mary E Smith tent of D V, and Middlesex lodge K of P reported installations, initiations, and committee appointments with delegates chosen for the Daughters of Veterans convention in Boston February 21 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Association of
N. A. S. Engineers
Chas. H. Holmes
Lawrence
White Fund
P. H. Hogan
Tech
the Daughters of Liberty
AL. A. Brown
Appleton Street
L. A. Brown
Etta Whittier
Sasoyer
Mary E. Smith
Daughters of Veterans
Jennie Staples
Ada Knox
Eno
Sawtelle
Minna Adams
Mabel Youngs
Georgie Prentiss
Lena Gunn
Edna Carter
Missie Caverly
The
Boston
Lena Ham
Ella Blaisdell
Effie Blackington
Mabel Young
First grand Rosa Liberty club dance at Carders Hall
The Rosa Liberty club held its first grand party and dance at Carders hall in Liberty square last evening. Over 50 couples attended as the Cadet orchestra of four pieces played popular dances. Dancing continued until midnight with officers led by General manager Miss Josephine Trudell assisted by James Teague and Minnie Teague under floor director Charles Teague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Liberty Club
Liberty Square
Carders
Pickers’ Hall
Josephine Trudell
James Teague
Minnie Teague
Charles
Induced Indigestion Cured by Nervura Blood Remedy Testimony
A New York City resident recounts severe indigestion, dizziness, headaches, and fatigue before finding relief with Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. She credits renewed appetite, improved strength, and better digestion to the treatment, urging others with stomach troubles to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
Teague family figures in Scolling aid list
A fragment notes Scolling chief aid John Teague and aides including Cc Teague Isadore Trudell May Jennings Patrick Teague Mary Maguire and E Teague in a wartime or civic context.
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Scolling
John Teague
Aids
Cc. Teague
Isadore Trudell
May Jennings
Patrick Teague
Mary Maguire
E. Teague
Mazy Whirl at A O H Hall Bishops Dance Event
The second grand union concert and hall of the A O H and Ladies Auxiliary drew a large crowd with over 100 couples dancing until midnight. Middlesex orchestra played from 8 to 9, followed by a grand march led by Anthony A Conway and Miss Delia A Conway. Numerous officers and a reception committee were listed. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised for cleansing and purifying the blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Union
A. O. H. and
McManmon
Middlesex Orchestra
Thos. A. Sullivan
Anthony A. Conway
Delia A. Conway
Thos. Lynch
Thomas J. Lynch
John T. Hendricks
Edward J. Cromer
Richard J. Goggin
Mary E. Lynch
Dennis F. Lynch
John F. Green
Daniel A. Murphy
Thomas O'Connell
James J. McNamara
Robert Bailey
Thomas F. Darcey
Patrick Byrne
John C. O'Rourke
Michael McDermott
Michael J. Horan
John Irvin
Edward Connors
Peter Higgins
John J. Talty
John F. Barrett
Katie J. Goggin
Rose A. Gallagher
Nora J. Daley
Maurice O’connor
Mary E. Lee
Katie F. Jones
Annie V. Daley
Patrick J. Fitzgerald
James J. O’sullivan
John J. Mahoney
John O'Hare
Thomas Myles
Charles Callahan
Jas. Kelley
Martin J. Sullivan
Edward F. Slattery
Thomas F. Linehan
Petition for Establishment of One Sent into House
Boston January 24 Representative Hayes led a major fight over mayoralty and city council bills. The measures were referred to Metropolitan Affairs nonconcurrently, while another to Election Laws and Metropolitan Affairs jointly, also nonconcurrent. Additional petitions named Conrad Reno Hesseltine Baldwin Tobin Reed Bigelow Stockwell and Clement for an industrial court to settle disputes between corporations and workers with a governor appointed chief justice and two associates.
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Speal
Boston
Hayes
Senate
X Mann
Conrad Reno
Francis I. Hesseltine
F. Spencer Baldwin
John F. Tobin
William Reed Bigelow
J. Alden Stockwell
E. H. Clement
Senate Moves to Reconsider Moth Pest Bill
Senator W T A Fitzgerald for Sullivan moved to reconsider the vote to engross the bill allowing municipal officers to enter private property to suppress brown tail moths and other pests. The Hagberg bill on veterans’ preference for Spanish war vets was sent to public service committee in non concurrence.
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W. T. A. Fitzgerald
J. A. Sullivan
Hagberg
Public Service Committee
House
George B. Briggs
New Bedford Textile School
John Connelly
Homer Rogers
Boston
Boston Proper
East Boston
Charlestown
South Boston
Dorchester
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Brighton
H. S. Fitzgerald
Prince Henry
Commonwealth
Committee On Ways and Means
C. S. Sullivan
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Militia
Johann Hoff's Extract Endorsed by Noted Clergy and Doctors
Rev Dr Parkhurst praises Johann Hoff's Extract as faithful nourishment and a builder of strength and health. Claims from Dr Littell and Dr Naylor support its nutritive tonic benefits for nervousness and debility. Warns of cheap imitations. Eisner & Mendelson Co. remains sole New York agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkhurst
New York
Johann Hoff
C. H. Parkhurst
J. V. Littell
Lafayette
Ind
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Kirk Street Church Holds Annual Meeting and Reports Prosperity
Kirk Street church held its annual meeting with James W. C. Pickering as moderator and Albert L. Thompson as clerk. Treasurer reports year receipts at 2753.91 and various societies show prosperity. Sunday school lists 20 classes with average attendance 223 and 206.29 in treasury. Deaconesses re elected and Thompson re elected as clerk. Ladies' Aid and kindergarten reports heard. Men's league notes 122 members and 90 dollars in treasury. Funds approved for flowers and social work.
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Kirk Street
James W. C. Pickering
Albert L. Thompson
Margaret Elvin
Christian Endeavor Society
India
Treasury
Willard Everett
Thompson
Belle F. Batchelder
Henry A. Smith
Ladies’ Aid Society
H. D. Pickering
Central Mission
Nameless Breakfast Food Promises Reward for Selection
A notice offers $1000 to the person who sends in the package chosen. The ad requests readers to buy a package of Nameless Breakfast Food for details and specifics.
Narrow Escape In Concord River Rescue Forces Heroic Shoreter
Peter Golden nearly drowned when ice broke beneath him in the Concord River on Thursday around 2 pm. John McGlinchey and Albert Burleigh swam to aid, dragging him from the water after a dangerous struggle, risking their own lives to save him. Their quick, cool-headed response averted a potential drowning in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Golden
Downing
Concord River
Golden
John McGlinchey
Albert Burleigh
McGlinchey
Burleigh
Golden Boy
Union Labor Meets Over Merrimack Mill Dismissals
The Cotton Spinners held a fourth two month meeting at Middle street to address three workers discharged for alleged anti-union activity. A three member committee will confer with Agent Pead and report at a special meeting Friday January 31. The Beamers union held a Bay State hall smoker with 63 members, large turnout, songs and recitations, led by Dennis J. Morrow.
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Middle Street
Merrimack
Pead
Beamers
Bay State Hall
J. Clarke
J. Hastings
J. J. Quinn
Martin Wallace
William Manning
M. Walsh
William Neal
Dennis J. Morrow
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Iment
Pearson
Lithia
Pearson's Drug Store
Central Street
Appleton
Parker
WOOD
Lowell Gas Light Company
Prescott Street
Lowell
Wiesbaden
G. G. Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
Goutlern
Shattuck & Soh
Trade Review
Integrity Lodge
M. U
Burbank Hall
Columbia Council
Pythian Hall
Haverhill
E. T. Garland
KE. A. Gale
A. C. Cole
P. B. Durrell
George T. Gilman
C. M. Torsey
Lowell Lodge
Waverley Lodge
Sons of St. George
Wyman’s Exchange
Middlesex Lodge
Grand Clark
Methuen
Hibernians
Beacon Hill
Boston Bills
DR. Parkhurst
Elia
DR. J. F. True & CO
Auburn, Me
Donovans
James T. Spellman
First Universalist Church
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
William J. Sully Hiant
J. W. Harrington
Comedian
Frank Jones
Si Perkins
Jultan Walton
the Ladies’ Favorite
Caleb L. Smith
Boston Brangh Grocery
Middlesex St
MR. Young
Hildreth
Lowell Opera House
Andrew Mack
Tom Moore
Klaw & Erlanger Opera CO
Jerome Ssykess
Smith & DeKoven
Foxy Quiller
Klaw & Erlanger Orchestra
Sig. A. D. Noveilis
Veille DU
L’ AN
PAR Latroupe Dramatique Canadianna
Priczes
James K. Hackett
Victor Mapes
Don Caesar
Lowell Orchestral Society
Huntington Hall
Heinrich Schuecker
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Helen Wetmore
St. John’s Hospital
Austin
Bridge St
Hall
Great Singers
Sep
J. D. Willman
Fred Roberts
Osmond Long
James Bastow
Hans Borjes
Maud Huntington Benjamin
Wilfred Kershaw
Chelmsford ST. F. B
Canton Pawtucket
Star Course
NI. O. O.F. Temple
Hawthorne Concert Comedy Company and Concert Company
Worthen St. Baptist
Bell Grove
Varnum's Landing
Merrimack Square
Sunshine
Union Labor
Cas
Toria
the Central Savings Gank
Central Savings Bank
First National Bank
Clarence W. Wappen
Treas
Optician
Geo. G. Rogers
Merrimack Street
MeK'ssock Steam Garpat Gleaning Co
Missas
Winslow
W.T.S. Bartlett
Citizen
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