Eliot chorale offers free training for singers
The Eliot church announces a first meeting for its new chorale under director Herman P. Chelius in the vestry on Monday evening January 27. Also advertised today is Cook Taylor & Co listing about 25 cases of hosiery for ladies and children. The Hooper Knitting Co offers a fast black and colored hose retailing at 2c, promoted in the paper.
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Horne
New Eliot Chorale
Herman P. Chelius
Boston
Eliot Church
Cook, Taylor & Co
Central Street
Hooper Knitting Company
Mrs. C. E. Morris Ill With Pneumonia at Lincoln Street
Mrs. C. E. Morris of 220 Lincoln street is dangerously ill after an attack of pneumonia.
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C. E. Morris
Lincoln Street
Merrimack Woolen Mills to Resume Operations This Week
Merrimack Woolen mills at the Navy Yard will restart operations this week after a period of reduced activity. Stanley and Cogger have been hauling stock to the mills. Charles A. Robinson of South Windham Maine is expected to serve as agent and superintendent. Daniel Welch will oversee wet and dry finishing while his son manages gigging and fulling rooms. Henry Newhall may be paymaster for the new owners. Napoleon La Rose, longtime boss machinist, will continue in the same role for the new owners starting today. No general hiring will occur for several days, so applicants should not call today.
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Merrimack
Navy Yard
Stanley
Cogger
Charles A. Robinson
South Windham
Daniel Welch
Henry Newhall
Napoleon la Rose
Bachelor Club Social at Thomas Talbot Memorial Hall
The Bachelor club of this city hosted a dance and social in Billerica Saturday night at Thomas Talbot Memorial hall for about 200 attendees. Two chartered cars carried revelers with Columbian orchestra providing music. event officers included General manager James OToole and a long list of assistants and directors.
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Billerica
Thomas Talbot
Carl Delehanty
John Twomey
Fred Wain
Dennis Mahoney
George Cordon
John Holly
George Kearney
Patrick Mahoney
Paul Henessey
Edward Riley
Arthur O'Toole
Frank Hannon
Edward Keating
George Jeffecock
James Shalloo
Wood's Great Bundle Sale Opens with 7000 Bundles Sold
The Wood's clearance event continues after Friday's start as over seven thousand bundles have been purchased. Bundles priced from 25 cents upward are offered, with gifts for every fiftieth bundle. Free presents include watches, diamonds, opera glasses, fountain pens, umbrellas, and other valuable items.
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Wood's
Mr. Wood
Accident on Lakeview trolley line injures two
At about 2 45 pm Saturday an accident near Jesse Coburn place Dracut involved Michael J Eagan owner of Belvidere shoe store East Merrimack street. His two horse delivery wagon was struck by an electric car from Collinsville. both men were thrown but only slightly hurt. The wagon and horses suffered damage. no serious injuries reported.
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Lakeview Avenue
Jesse Coburn
Dracut
Michael J. Eagan
Belvidere
East Merrimack Street
Collinsville
New Boston Road
McCloughry Arrests Pug Nacious Foe on Bridge Street
Officer McCloughrey arrested a pug nacious fellow on Bridge Street Saturday afternoon for maltreating a newsboy and turning on a bystander who intervened at a play stand.
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McCloughrey
Bridge Street
Mrs. E M Hill Recovers, Endorses TusSano Cure
Mrs E M Hill of Lowell wife of the Sunday Telegram editor reports a complete recovery from a severe cold and bronchial irritation after using TusSano. She cites three doses for relief and a bottle for a full cure, endorsing the remedy as prompt and effective for coughs and colds. Prepared by J Hood Co Lowell Mass, sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar forms.
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E. M. Hill
Sunday Telegram
TusSano
Symbolism of Masonry and labor strike lessons
Rev George F Kenngett discusses Masonry principles and church duties in a lecture. Rev F E Victor Bigelow reviews causes and sides of the Boston Teamsters Strike, urging compromise, fraternity, and unity of labor and church toward a higher moral order. The talk emphasizes the Fatherhood of God and Brotherhood of Man as Masonry’s core.
Memorial for Isaac Cooper venerable Lowell figure dies at 95
Isaac Cooper esq a longtime Lowell resident and former Lawrence corp overseer died at his daughter Mrs Joseph B Goodwins Huntington street home Sunday morning aged 95 Born in Stockport England he moved to Lowell as a child and lived in West Boylston before 1835 His career included public service as common councilor representative in the Legislature and a longtime Mason He valued reading and liberal religiosity leaving three children Mrs C E A Bartlett Henry Cooper and Mrs Joseph B Goodwin
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Isaac Cooper
Lowell
Joseph B. Goodwin
Huntington Street
Mr. Cooper
Stockport
Eng
West Boylston
Lawrence Corporation
Cooper
Henry Clay
Republican Party
Pentucket Lodge
Old Residents’ Association
Union Labor aims to grow local unions in Manchester
The Central Labor union plans to raise local unions from 48 to 60, organizing laundry workers harness makers blacksmiths and teamsters. Women beamers may join later, leather shavers seek to join Leather Workers, and President Healey leads a national push with organizer Marcelline Wait. A large Trades and Labor council meeting discussed open hiring at the White mansion and licensing to curb worker exodus amid saloon closures. Fears of skilled labor shortages in Maine cities tied to prohibition efforts are noted.
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Central Labor Union
Beamers
Hamilton
Leather Shavers
Leather Workers’ Union
Ayer Junction
Peabody and Woburn
Healey
Amalgamated Leather Workers of America
Marcel
Trades and Labor Council
Convery
Belmont Avenue
San Juan
Porto Rico
Carpenters’ Union
Middle Street
Leaving Manchester as Liquor Ban Cuts Workers’ Ties
The closure of saloons and malt beverage restrictions drive skilled machinists from Manchester Locomotive Works to seek employment elsewhere, notably in Massachusetts, where drinking options remain. The exodus reflects the prophesied effect of licensing on local labor mobility and town life.
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Manchester Locomotive Works
Massachusetts
Smallpox case reported in Lamay family ties
Dr Roy reported another smallpox case to the board of health. Roland Lamay aged 18 lives at 7 Hancock Avenue with his parents and eight siblings. He was moved to the contagious hospital. exposure is alleged for all contacts since four days prior. Lamay worked at North Chelmsford Supply Co with possible spread to coworkers and electric car passengers. The Lamay family has been told to stay indoors.
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Board of Health
Roy
Roland Lamay
Hancock Avenue
Contagious Hospital
Knapp
North Chelmsford Supply Co
Lamay
Health Board
Albert
Lawrence
Wos
Merrimack Mills
Lowell Hosiery
Tokio Tramway Company Labor Conditions Report
The Tokio Tramway company pays a dividend of 30 to 40 percent, gives laborers $5 to $6 a month, and requires 14 to 17 hours of work per day.
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Sun. Mon
Web
Tokio
Team Stolen Near Lowell Recovered by Lawrence Police
Frederick P. Shaw paymaster at Lowell Machine shop nearly lost a valuable team last night. He tied the horse and blanketed it in front of Dr. Shaw's 18th street residence in Centralville. The horse and carriage vanished, alerting Lowell police who tipped Lawrence authorities. Lawrence officers spotted the team on a Lowell-bound car about a half mile from their city. The horse walked, carriage empty, blanket and robe left on the seat, halter rope under the seat, indicating theft prior to reaching Lawrence.
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Frederick P. Shaw
Lowell
Lawrence
Ken
Vir. Shaw
Centralville
Dr. Shaw
18Th Street
Kew
Lowell Cooperative Association Annual Meeting Notes Loss of Editor
The 52d annual Lowell Co operative association meeting was held in Odd Fellows hall with George L Fowler presiding. Reports show sales up by 11222 08 for the six months ending December 31 1901 and board members re elected. Edwin Cornock is mourned with resolutions praising his service and Christian character.
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Lowell Co-operative Association
Oold Fellows Hall
George L. Fowler
George Tu. Fowler
George FE. Metcalf
Leonard Hartley
Board of Directors
Board of Management
William H. Penn
Samuel Holgate
Edwin Cornock
Lowell
Lower Co-operative Association
Edwin Carnock
George E. Metcalf
Henry Smith
William H. Bagley
Four-Year-Old Mary Allen Dies of Diphtheria
Mary Allen four-year-old daughter of Benjamin R and Maggie Allen died yesterday at home 18 Olive Street from diphtheria. Owing to contagion she was buried in the Catholic cemetery in the afternoon by Undertaker Rogers.
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Mary Allen
Benjamin R
Maggie Allen
Olive Street
Rogers
Caribou Club applies for transfer to new quarters
The Caribou club seeks a transfer of its club license to the Yorickton Mansur block location after vacating a hall once used by the Elks near the express office on Central street. President Geo. Mavis notes the club will occupy larger quarters and be fitted up.
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Caribou Club
The
Elks
Central Street
Yorickton Mansur Block
Geo. Mavis
Beulah Shaw Hosts Doll Party for Young Guests
Miss Beulah Shaw gave a party at her Liberty street home Saturday afternoon for a small group of little friends. Guests brought dolls, and games along with ice cream and cake provided enjoyment for the young hostess and her guests.
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Beulah Shaw
Liberty Street
First illustrated lecture on The Christian Symbolism in the Lodges
The First Trinitarian Congregational church hosted Rev. George F. Kenngott for a richly illustrated evening on The Masonic Order. The speaker emphasized free masonry as a personal force guiding brotherhood and moral self-improvement, citing Hebrews 13:1 and noting Templars' aim to unite men under universal brotherhood.
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George F. Kenngott
Knights Templars
Boston
Universal Brotherhood
God
Man
Father John's Medicine Praised by Batavia Customer Letter
A Batavia Ohio letter from January 20 1902 praises Father John s Medicine noting rapid express delivery and strong word of mouth demand. The writer Wendell Kline COO highlights that products attract repeat customers and dealers in unsalted markets despite limited advertising. The firm defends its safety and offers refunds if bronchial trouble cough or cold persists.
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Batavia
Ohio
Father John
Wendell Kline
Kirk Street Church Welcomes New Pastor In Advance
Rev Dr Martin preached at Kirk Street Church yesterday though his pastorate begins next Sunday. Large congregations at both services show expected growth in attendance and pews as the new pastorate starts under favorable conditions. He said next Sunday's sermon would hold particular interest for church members.
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Dr. Martin
Kirk Street
Bartlett
Martin
Mid-Winter Picnic Enjoyed by Worthen Street Church
The Worthen Street Baptist church held a mid winter picnic at Varnum's landing Belle Grove on Saturday. About 125 attended enjoying a sunny day and a large spread of beans brown bread cake pies and coffee. Prizes will be given to penny-earning children by March with proceeds aiding the Sunshine club charity.
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Worthen Street Baptist Church
Varnum’s Landing
Belle Grove
Sunshine Club
Packard
Flanders
the Grove
Picknickers
Burkes Temperance Institute Plans St Patrick Parade
The Burkes Temperance Institute met and voted to march in the St Patrick's Day parade with an Irish society contingent. A marshal will likely be chosen at the next meeting. They also discussed a May festival bazaar at Huntington Hall with committees named to handle dates music decorations and advertising.
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Burkes Temperance Institute
Huntington Hall
Corn and bunion destroyer praised in drug store sale
A customer at Carleton and Hovey's drug store on Merrimack street bragged a bottle of their corn and bunion destroyer was worth five dollars. He had bought one bottle and planned a second for a friend. The clerks charged only ten cents and thanked him for the compliment. The liquid formula is easily applied, not greasy, and suits sore feet.
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Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
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Lower Daily Courier
Merrimack Company
Bachelor Club
North Billerica
E. Victor Bigelow
George F. Kenngett
Victor Bigelow
Boston Teamsters
Brine & Co
Church of Christ
Church
Order
Perent Lodge of
Heaven
Earth
Kenngett
Nya
Ee Chan
Union Labor
Manchester
Maine
Manchester Union
Queen City
Lowell Cooperative Association
Geo. F. Kenngott
Batavia, Ohio
Worthen Street Baptists Church
Burkes
Effie L. Palmer
Sbriglia Method
Swan Eng
Edgar A. Barrell
Swan Buildin 3
Tremont Street
Couconuts
Harry Richardson
Merrimack Square
Edison Records
Edison
Talking Machine Headquarters
W. P. Brazer & CO
Central, Cor. Market ST
Ash Chaliber
Central St. Furniture
Vsin Glass
G. G Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
F. A. Dennette
Hildreth Building
Mehmanmon
Prescott Street
Miss A
W. Browa
Carter & Sherburne’s
Merrimack, Cor
Bridge St
Snyder Bros
S.enea
Dentists
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