Carnegie Institute Moves Toward Permanent Organization
Washington Jan 29 An adjourned Carnegie Institution trustees meeting marked a key step toward permanent structure and operation. Abram Hewitt presided, Hay named temporary chairman, Walcott temporary secretary, with Andrew Carnegie presenting the deed of gift of ten million in United States Steel bonds to fund research.
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Washington
Carnegie Institution
State Department
Abrams. Hewitt
New York
Hay
Charles D. Walcott
Wm. E. Dodge
Cleveland
Andrew Carnegie
Washington University
United States Steel Corporation
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
United States of America
Abram Hewitt
J.S. Billings
Charles. D. Walcott
Daniel C. Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
Don Caesars Return and Other Opera House Offerings
The Opera House presents Don Caesars Return a four act drama set in Spain during Carlos I with James K Hackett. Martha Mortons Her Lord and Master stars Fr welfare Kelcey and Effie Shannon in London society comedy. Also featured are Lovers Lane Savoy Irish Tenants and a raft of vaudeville acts including Casey Chisholm Jones Walton Spellman Barkers Harrington and Bully with comic dialect and musical numbers.
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Don Caesar
Martiana
Don Caesar de Bazan
Victor Mapes
James K. Hackett
Madrid
Spain
Don Jose
Maritana
Seville
Lazarillo
Lazarine
Countess de 3Azan
Don Caegar
Granada
Carlos I
Hackett
Opera House
Martha Morton
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
London
Savoy
James Casey
Maggie LeClair
Mr. Casey
Philadelphia
Casey
Smith and Chisholm
Frank Jones
Si Perkins
Lillian Walton
Comedienne
James T. Spellman
First Universalist Church
Lowell
J. W. Harrington
W. J. Bully
Comedy Circumstance Draws Noted Attention
A curious situation arose linked to a comedy act drawing notable attention. The event involved prominent figures and sparked discussion about performance, timing, and audience reception at a local venue. Further details outline the reaction from attendees and critics alike.
Knickerbockers to perform at Music Hall with Robie stars
Manager Dempsey has secured The Knickerbockers for tonight at 6 in Lowell after a Scranton departure. The show features two travesties and varied acts including Joe and Nellie Doner in An Escaped Lunatic and The Musical Simpsons, with Hilton Brothers juggling and Oscar Lewis in A Swede in a Chop House. Friday and Saturday bring matinees with ten cent reserved seats for ladies and children.
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Dempsey
Music Hall
Knickerbockers
Louis Robie
Scranton
Lowell
Bohemia
Robie
Joe
Nellie Doner
Mr.Doner
Simpsons
James
Flora
Hilton Brothers
Oscar Lewis
Sam Green
Mr. Lewis
Jack Gardner
Dr Greene's Nervura Promises Cure for Nervous Exhaustion
Describes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a non stimulating remedy that soothes and restores, claiming it revitalizes dormant powers and restores manhood. Urges readers to seek free counsel at 34 Temple Place Boston and to request a book mailed in plain wrapper.
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Dr Greene
Dr. Greene
Local notices from Dracut and Middlesex County
Community updates report Otis Merchant gravely ill with consumption. Shaw & Hutchinson relocate their Collinsville bakery to Bachman street. Ethel Eklund ill with bronchitis Mildred McKnight recovering from two weeks illness Reno Shafter ill with measles Parker avenue school opens its grammar room and the principal recovers from a cold A good turnout expected for the annual fair at Centre on Thursday and Friday evenings.
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Otis Marchant
Shaw & Hutchinson
Collinsville
Bachman Street
Ethel Eklund
Mildred McKnight
Reno Shafter
Parker Avenue School
North Chelmsford News Notes Local Visits and Mill Upgrade
Miss Harriet M. Hai spent Wednesday visiting the schools at Leominster. A large new electric dynamo of about 200 horse power is soon to be placed in position in George C. Moore's mill.
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Harriet M. Hai
Leominster
George C. Moore
Graniteville Notes Include Plays and Local Events
Graniteville residents enjoyed Andrew Mack in Tom Moore at Lowell with strong local turnouts. The Graniteville second basketball team lost to West Chelmsford. A firemen’s ball in Groton pleased attendees on Jan 23. Edward Defoe joined the Graniteville cornet band. The M C O F grand ball in Healy’s hall drew wide attendance and praise for decor, music, and supper. John Greig’s health improves, skating returns to mill pond, and local hunting trips bring luck. When will the electric cars arrive? B. W.
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Lowell Opera House
Andrew Mack
Tom Moore
Lowell
Graniteville
West Chelmsford
Groton
Edward Defoe
John Mattson
Judith
West Graniteville
Court
Flinagan
Orchestra of
Marlboro
John Greig
Mill Pond
Joseph McCarthy
Bert DeRoehn
Fred Defoe
B. W
Marked Down Com forter at 1.69 from Pollard & Co
A. G. Pollard & Co advertises a sale on No 208 comforters in fine sateen. Originally 2.50, now 1.69 each after closing out remaining stock. Only 265 units available, described as beauties and a bargain.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Zinc and Grinding Extend Devoe Paint Life Twice
Zinc and grinding render Devoe lead and zinc paint last twice as long as traditional lead and oil mixtures made by hand, promising improved durability and cost efficiency for coatings.
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Devoe
Hayes to seek 25000 for Butler statue unveiling
Boston January 29 Special to the Citizen Hayes will push a bill for a 25000 appropriation to erect a statue honoring the late General Benjamin F Butler. The Lowell board of police faces pawnbrokers licenses, while Mayor Dimon approves the city’s stance. Senator Fletcher attends a brief Senate session as routine House measures move to committees.
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Boston
Lowell Board of Police
Joseph Smith
State House
Representative Stearns
Committee On Cities
Dimon
General Court
Fletcher
Pa Brigham
Mann
Mass petitions filed on state appropriations and world legislature proposal
Petitions circulated in the Massachusetts General Court seek $2,500 for the New England Industrial School for Deaf Mutes, $35,000 for land for the Massachusetts School for the Feeble Minded, and $95,000 for dormitories and improvements. Also requested are stricter bakery health controls and a cigarette sales ban, plus taxes on foreign corporations and sewer land seizure limits. A World Legislature petition urges Congress to empower a world body with representation for all nations. Committee reports include licensing money lenders in Lowell and Provident Savings real estate holdings, with debate over the Dipsomaniacs’ hospital investigation and related annual report.
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al. G. Haskell
New England Industrial School
W. W. Swan
Massachusetts School
Haverhill Board of Health
Boards of Health
C. Baker
Donahue
Fall River
Vinson
Boston
Board of Health
Connecticut
Merrimack
Concord River
Lowell
Dana
General Court of
Massachusetts
Congress of the
United States
United States of America
Earth
Frank Stearns
Board of Police
Banks
Provident Institution For
Massachusetts Eye
EU Infirmary
Foxboro
Bemis
Buswell
Methuen
Committee On Labor
Teamsters
Donovan
Cain
Mrs Hulda Jakeman Endorses Pinkham's Remedy For Women
A testimonial from Mrs Hulda Jakeman of Salt Lake City praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual pain claiming seven months relief after six bottles. The notice warns of a $5000 forfeit if the testimonial is not genuine and invites sick women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Jakeman
Elders of the Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hurpa Jakeman
State Firemen's Association Bill Laid On Table
The bridge the appropriation for the State Firemen's association was laid on the table and the House adjourned.
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State Firemen’s Association
Diverse public petitions call for reforms and funding
Samuel W. Hopkinson and others seek $9500 for Danvers Insane Hospital land. Albert A. Gleason pushes militia law amendments to permit retirements for war service. Charles Allen Taber advocates corporate preferred shares. John P. Fox seeks Boston transit board reforms and subway alterations. Robert T. Johnson seeks a Fort Point Channel bridge. South Boston Citizens’ Association targets channel filling in South Boston Flats. Michael J. Sullivan requests power to reverse pharmacy board actions. Alice Stone Blackwell supports taxpaying women voting in municipal elections. Kate Sanborn leads 6776 others to ban advertisements about sexual diseases.
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Samuel W. Hopkinson
Danvers Insane Hospital
Albert A. Gleason
United States
Charles Allen Taber
John P. Fox
Boston Transit Commission
Boston
Mr. Fox
Robert T. Johnson
Fort Oint
I Street
South Boston Citizens’ Association
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Michael J. Sullivan
Board of Registration of Pharmacy
Alice Stone Blackwell
Kate Sanborn
Officials appoint trustees and officers to state hospitals and courts
At an executive council meeting the Governor named George B. Richmond of New Bedford a trustee of Westboro Insane Hospital Rockwood Hoar Worcester a trustee of Worcester Insane Hospital N B Borden Fall River a trustee of Taunton Insane Hospital Elisha Morgan Springfield a trustee of Northampton Insane Hospital Solon Bancroft Reading a trustee of Danvers Insane Hospital George W Wright Fall River a trustee of Bradford Durfee Textile School J T McAllister Hot Springs Va a commissioner of deeds and Charles A Barnard municipal court justice Brighton district filling vacancies left by Henry Baldwin deceased.
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George B. Richmond
New Bedford
Westboro Insane Hospital
Rockwood Hoar
Worcester
Worcester Insane Hospital
N. B. Borden
Fall River
Taunton Insane Hospital
Elisha Morgan
Springfield
Northampton Insane Hospital
Solon Bancroft
Reading
Danvers Insane Hospital
George W. Wright
Bradford Durfee Textile School
J. T. McAllister
Hot Springs
Charles A. Barnard
Municipal Court of the
Brighton District
Henry Baldwin
Harry Weldon Dead Circlesville sportswriter dies at 46
Boston mourns Harry Weldon longtime Cincinnati Enquirer reporter and sporting editor. A trusted figure in American sports journalism he mentored reporters and aided players and trainers. Weldon, about 46, leaves an 18 year old daughter.
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Boston
Circleville
Harry Weldon
Cincinnati Enquirer
Weldon
Mr. Weldon
Suppressed Liberal Paper Aleads Government Action
St Petersburg January twenty ninth report that the Sos siya was suppressed for a violent philippic against Alexander the Third Nicholas the Second and the Dowager Empress. Editor M Sazonoff deported to Pskoff and author M Amphiteatroff exiled to Irkutsk in eastern Siberia.
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St. Petersburg
Sossiya
Alexander III
Nicholas II
M. Sazonoff
Pskoff
M. Amphiteatroff
Irkutsk
Siberia
Mechanic Pha lanx 77th annual ball a brilliant social event
The Mechanic Phalanx Company C Sixth Regiment held its 77th annual ball in Huntington hall with elaborate patriotic decorations and a military flavored program. Hibbard’s orchestra provided music from eight to eight forty five, followed by a grand march led by Capt Colby T. Kittredge and Miss Minna Adams. The 36 performers demonstrated precise maneuvers and a mimic charge before about 76 couples danced into the night under the officers and reception committee listed in detail.
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Mechanic Phalanx
Huntington Hall
Company C, Sixth Regiment
Company C
Hibbard
Kittredge
Lieut
Pearson
Kelsey
Colby T. Kittredge
Minna Adams
Gardner W. Yeatson
Hessie Green
Herbert Kelsey
Ella Richardson
Gardner W. Pearson
Flep
Joan H. Kelsey
Aids
A. D. Mitchell
R. W. Clogston
W. P. Berry
G. W. Peterson
Corp
R. S. Going
M. J. Doyle
E. A. Bouchard
W. Kirk
W. A.mitchell
G. Phelps
A. Ramsey
R. J. Young
John H W. Kelsey
B. W. Chandler
John Myers
A. D. Colby
J. N. Greig
J. Burns
W. D. Pratt
A. Y. Rodger
W. J. Robinson
Brockton Street Railway Powers Crippled by Strike
In Brockton on January 29 the Old Colony Street Railway power house at Montello is crippled, limiting service to 26 cars with one engine operable. Lines to Abington Stoughton and Grafton Street are closed, others run with power from Bridgewater. barges assist workers. Unions from Laborers to Plumbers back the strike. New Haven railroad adds steam line capacity. Engineer Palmer reports actions to restore service and notes no trouble from strikers.
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Brockton
Old Colony Street Railway
Montello
North Easton
Taunton
Bridgewater
Grafton Street
Prospect Hill
Central Labor Union
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co
George BE. Palmer
Harvard Happenings Local Ills And Society Notes
Homer Goodrich is ill with tonsillitis at Mr Solon Whitney's. Dr Royal escaped a serious accident when his horse slipped on ice and the carriage overturned. he suffered only bruises. Solon Whitney fractured a jaw while handling a calf on the 28th. Charles Sawyer's son is recovering from quinsy. A 12-person party relatives of Daniel Houghton of Littleton visited his home on Friday the 24th. The Unitarian society will host a social at the town hall on Thursday Feb 6 with supper at 6 and 7 and millinery rooms open at 8.
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Homer Goodrich
Solon Whitney
Dr. Royal
Royal
Charles Sawyer
Daniel Houghton
Littleton
Unitarian Society
S. H. Hartshorn
H. F. Whitney
Raglan Garment Faces Scrutiny After Song Popularity
Miss E L Randlett Miss W E Mc Clure and Mrs Merrill have been guests. The raglan outside garment now draws criticism as the popular song Every Coon Had a Raglan On spreads, with claims it covers a multitude of sartorial sins.
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E. L. Randlett
W. E. McClure
Merrill
Royal
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Cleansing Remedy
An ad touts Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a complete internal cure for catarrh arguing local salves only give relief. It claims the disease is blood borne and praises the tablets for dissolving in the mouth to reach mucous membranes, with a testimonial from C. R. Rembrandt of Rochester. The product costs 50 cents per package and is marketed as safe for all ages.
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C. R. Rembrandt
Rochester
N. Y
Stuart
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