Local Advertisements and Holiday Offers in The City
The page lists coal and stove coal suppliers D W Horne and Son and Burn Wilson’s coal, optical company at 28 Dutton street, Boots cigar sale at 9 Merrimack street, plus medicinal claim for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and Kennedy's Butter Thin Biscuit advertising urging better meals with Kennedy’s biscuit branding.
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Wilson
D. W. Horne & Son
Babbitt Optical Co
Dutton Street
Boot
Merrimack Street
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Willey sisters attend osteopathy graduation in Boston
Misses Isabelle and Henrietta Willey join the School of Osteopathy graduation at Chickering hall Boston with Marguerite Atkins Willey as class historian. She receives a floral tribute and is listed among osteopathic physicians. Palmer family will summer in Mont Vernon cottage. Louise D Hall returns to Toledo after visiting Lowell Boston and Lawrence. Laura Marshall takes a stenographer job at Josiah Harriman 281 Thorndike street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle
Henrietta Willey
School of Osteopathy
Chickering Hall
Boston
Marguerite Atkins Willey
W. H. Palmer
Mont Vernon
Louise D. Hall
Lowell
Lawrence
Toledo
Laura Marshall
Miss Hard
Josiah Harriman
Thorndike Street
Camp Russell Visit Delights Parents at Spectacle Lake
At Camp Russell yesterday boys enjoyed a lively day with fire crackers revolvers and ammunition kept by Messrs Meister and Dillon. Parents visited by train or car and left satisfied their sons were in good hands at the beautiful Spectacle Lake North Littleton location.
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Camp Russell
Meister and Dillon
Spectacle Lake
North
Littleton
Camp
Russell
Y M C A Special Meeting for Men Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 4 o clock a special men only meeting will be held at the Y M C A hall Rev J F Allen will speak Mr W H Putnam will sing with cornet and violin Congregational singing will be aided by music All men urged to attend July talks feature Lowell pastors and music Also notes on Y M C A camp fireworks and upcoming trips for boys
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Y. M. C. A. Hall
J. F. Allen
W. H. Putnam
Temple City Quartette
Lowell
Albert Fournier
MEEDA Boat Club Opens Fourth of July Festivities
The Concord River Meeda Boat Club held an open house with President Wm. H. Walker hosting boating friends. Chef Frank Dias prepared dishes, while the club quartet M. Gorman Blowen Josiah Dow and James Walker performed. Grounds featured Japanese lanterns and fireworks, ending about 10 30 with wishes for the Anecdus up-river home.
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Concord River
Wm. H. Walker
Frank Dias
M. Gorman
Blowen
Josiah Dow
James Walker
Coffee’s Weight on Old Age Testimony Prominent Men Cite Postum
C C Wright NC public schools superintendent shares his mother’s long coffee illness. After discovering Postum Food Coffee, the family switched and her heart and stomach ailments improved. He notes his mother benefited most, with others in the household also helped by Postum.
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C. C. Wright
North Carolina
Lowell Fourth of July Celebration Shines With Delights
The Lowell Fourth of July celebration at the fair grounds drew thousands of children and families in a perfect day of sports, concerts, and fireworks. A robust program featured a Punch and Judy show, a community procession, and a star band with Uncle Sam and Columbia appearances. Prizes in sack, potato, and dash races awarded up to $3, while spectators cheered cow bells and horns, with notable acts from Henry Baril the magician and athletic races closing the day in memorable fashion.
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Lowell
Salisbury
Hampton
Lynn
Nantasket
Frank Lowney
Thomas Wilcox
Arthur Cullen
Thomas Sullivan
Fair Grounds
City Hall
Hobson
King’s
Sam
Earriags
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Navy
Henry Baril
James Flynn
Frank Wright
Sullivan
Molloy
Marietta Duffy
Norah Leary
Jennie Spilling
Lillian Thompson
Fireworks Light Up South Common With Brilliant Display
Ten thousand observers watched a dazzling fireworks show on the South common between 8 and 9 30 last night. Despite a hazy sky from daytime crackers, the display outshone all others with aerial guns, red white and blue illuminations, fire balloons, and rising bomb shells thrilling the crowd.
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Moulin Rougers
Congress of Beauty
Troop F Cavalry Records Lopsided Target Scores
Troop F Cavalry dominated a target shoot after Company G Sixth Regiment failed to appear. Notable scores included Sergt Dixon 42, Private Jones 37, Private Larkin 33, Private McQuade 33, Private Alderton 35, Private Morrissey 34, Private Duane 40, Private Mitchell 39, Lieut Keyes 43, Corp Quigley 42.
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Troop F Cavalry
Sixth Regiment
G Company
Sergt. Dixon
Jones
Larkin
McQuade
Alderton
Morrissey
Duane
Mitchell
Lieut. Keyes
Corp. Quigley
Stalwart Jackies Protect The Flag
Two American sailors and two Greeks clashed in South Street Extension yesterday as Greeks fired crackers at a hanging flag. The jackies intervened swiftly, scattering the Greeks and leaving them seeking quiet corners after a brief, orderly scuffle. One sailor wore a hat marked Dixie.
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South Street
Dixie
International Vaudeville Co to Headlines Hampton Casino Week
The International Vaudeville Company, praised by press and public, returns with a new season at Hampton Casino the week starting Monday July 7. The vaudeville ensemble promises lively, varied entertainment with performances each afternoon and evening throughout the week.
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International Vaudeville Co
Hampton Casino
Y W C A Notes Eleventh Anniversary Service
The eleventh anniversary of the Young Women's Christian Association will be observed Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. H B Shattuck will conduct the service with special music. All members and friends are invited, especially former members. Twilight song service at 7 Sunday. Miss Bennett's absence postpones the Girls' Bible class for a few weeks. The regular social is at 7 30 this evening. About 30 girls viewed fireworks via Mr Knowlton's barge. A successful outing was held at Billerica Centre yesterday afternoon.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
H. B. Shattuck
Miss Bennett
Knowlton
Ping-Pong culture and local summer plans in Lowell
The piece satirically notes a flood of ping-pong interest in Lowell with references to The Academy and new publications on the sport. It lists local residents heading to summer spots such as Monhegan Island, Isles of Shoals, York Harbor, and Cambridge for studies, and mentions church and Y M C A activities. It highlights a mix of literary jokes and routine summer departures.
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Lowell
Academy
The
Cell
A. Lloyd
Te University of Cambridge
Messrs
Smythe, Older & Co
Meadow and
Margin
R. Ackett
Dr. O'River
Police Notes On Quiet Fourth Of July
Police notes describe a calm Fourth of July with fewer drunk arrests than in past years. Joseph Lepp was arrested in Leominster on a warrant for bicycle theft from this city. Inspector Maher transported the prisoner from Leominster. George Petrakes and Darageons Dionisson were arrested for allegedly stealing $105 from Christimas Papas. Officers Flanagan and Regas made the arrests.
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Joseph Lepp
Leominster
Inspector Maher
George Petrakes
Darageons Dionisson
Christimas Papas
Flanagan and
Regas
Unusually large Fourth of July injuries flood Lowell hospitals
Doctors treated many youngsters and adults for powder burns lacerations and amputations after fireworks mishaps. Dozens suffered injuries from cannon crackers blank cartridges and revolvers as nurses staff and officials worked through the holiday to manage the surge.
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Johnny
Johnnie
Obituary notices for Daniel F. Coughlin and Josiah Blood
Daniel F. Coughlin aged 24 died at 874 Central street after long illness. He served with Volunteers in the Philippines before returning home. He leaves a father, mother, a brother John a ball player with Haverhill, and a sister Annie. Co B 46th regiment volunteers. Josiah Blood of the Lowell police since 1882 died at 184 A street aged 61. Born in Whitefield New Hampshire he served in a New Hampshire Civil War regiment. He leaves a wife and two daughters Mrs Walter Chase and Miss Clara Blood. Body to Whitefield for burial.
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Daniel F. Coughlin
Central Street
Philippines
John
Haverhill
Annie
Co. B
46Th Regiment of Volunteers
Josiah
Blood
Lowell
Whitefield
N. H
New Hampshire
Pawtucketville
Police Relief Association
Walter Chase
Clara Blood
Funeral for Jeremiah Regan Held at St Patrick’s Church
The funeral for Jeremiah Regan was held yesterday morning starting at 8 30 from his home at 79 Kinsman street with a 9 o'clock mass at St Peters church officiated by Rev Fr Heffernan. Many floral offerings accompanied the service and bearers included Daniel Finnegan Jeremiah O'Brien Dennis O'Brien James Coughlin Cornelius Callahan and Mr McKurney. Burial followed at St Patrick's cemetery under Undertaker Rogers. A second funeral for Patrick Kennedy took place yesterday morning from Undertaker Molloy and also concluded at St Patrick's cemetery.
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Jeremiah Regan
Kinsman Street
St. Peter’s Church
Fr. Heffernan
Daniel Finnegan
Jeremiah
Dennis O’brien
James Coughlin
Cornelius Callahan
Mr. McKurney
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Rogers
Patrick Kennedy
Molloy
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Obituary notices for city residents dated July 4
Death notices list multiple individuals with ages and last known addresses in the city. Coughlin Healey Blood Emery Morse Norton Griffin are named with residences such as 874 Central Street 26 Princeton Street 184 A Street Whitefield New Hampshire 566 Market Street and 25 Gage Avenue. Burials and funeral times noted, many with invitations to attend and private burial in set locations.
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Whitefield
N. H
Emery
Gage Avenue
Carolyn Emery
Morse
Lowell General Hospital
Alexander Morse
Norton
Gorham Street
John Norton
Griffin
Market Street
Catherine Griffin
Thomas Griffin
Nellie
City Games Highlight Emmets Easy Win and Late Riversides Fight
Emmets defeated Brooksides 15 to 4 in a city purse game on the North common. Brooksides showed early defense but Emmets opened a 10 run first inning surge and cruised to victory behind Allard Cogan and Fratus. In the Shamrocks versus Riversides afternoon clash, Riversides led 2-2 until the seventh when poor support for pitcher Niland allowed five runs, giving Shamrocks the 7-2 win amid some on-field scrapes and strong defense from McCuee and Kelley.
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North Common
Emmets
Brooksides
Aost
Allard
Cogan P
Fratus
Donovan
Hunt
McMahon
Grady If
Croninef
Hayes
Alfred Ec
Dion P
Niland
Murray
Murphyss
Martin
Grimes
Kenney Cf
Boudrais Rt
Shamrocks
Riversides
Rivers
Dunlavey
Ready P
Pritchett
Flynn
Moran
McCarthy
Kelley
Fitzpatrick
Scully
McCuee
Dinley
Grady
Kenney
Lane R
Kane and
Laugh
Has Beens of Leominster Beat T R T S Twice
The T R and T s of North Billerica visited Leominster Friday for two games with the Has Beens. The morning tilt started at 10 20 and Leominster won 7 to 0 due to hits failing to produce runs. In the afternoon the Has Beens won 5 to 1 with solid play by Leominster hitters.
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North Billerica
Leominster
New York Style Cravats and Accessories Arrive
Recent arrivals include smart cravats and neckwear for vestless days with Beau Brummel tone. Derby four in bands and rumchanda neckerchiefs offered with shirts stocks belts hose collars for wear on links wheel road or veranda. Visit to view fashion items in stock now.
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Derby
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Thomas Short
Joseph Flynn
Thomas McDermott
Clare Worcester
Michael O’laughlin
Mr. Molloy
Kolar
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Pain Company
Company G
Jackies
International Vaudeville Company
E. P. Underhill
Monhegan Island
Frederick Spalding
Wilton
Geo. F. Kenngett
Harvard University
Liberty Street
Richard Yarnold
B_ street
Readfield
J. C. Butcher
Grove Street
Amhersthead
Nova Scotia
Mabel Jacques
Winter Island
Salem
Francis E. Appleton
Oceanic Hotel
Isles of Shoals
Addison Putnam
Frank P. Putnam
Henry Cooper
York Harbor
George F. Richardson and
H. P. Jeffersons
Willis S. Farringtons
J. 8. Ludlams
A. G. Cumnocks
J. W. Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. H. White
Magnolia
Fred Chambrelain
C. W. Morey
Highland Grammar School
Daisy MacBrayne
Cambridge
Harvardy College
Luella
Bailey
Durant Street
Centralville
John Jennie
Lawrence Street
James Gallagher
Chapel Street
Henry Wotton
West Fourth Street
Paul Pelletier
Middlesex Street
Imergency Hospital
John O'Connor
Bent’s Court
John Reardon
Clair Street
Joseph Soucy
Joseph
Abbott Street
Arthur Colburn
Dracut
Frederick Chantupues
Howe
St. John’s Hospital
George Braye
Ryan
St John’s Hospital
James Mullaney
Stackpole Street
Charles Gorman
James Meyers
August Megalos
August
Suffolk Street
James Mulligan
Donohoe
Fayette ‘Street
Miss Corcoran
Belle Grove
James Corcraft
St. John's Hospital
John Casey
Fletcher Street
Lowell Hospital
Joseph Herkin
Tremont Street
James McPhillips
Linden Street
George J. Andrews
Concord Street
Aloysius Duggan
Horace Ela
Hurd Street
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W. P. Brazer & CO
Hatters and Outfitters
Central Cor, Maruet Strest
Girard Lawn Mowers
Bartlett
United States Mail
New York
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Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
Broadway
Denis Murphy
Appleton Street
Lowel
Chas. T. Saul
Benj. A. Gilbart
Optician
Colonial Building
Boylston St
Mass
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Merrimack Pies
T. Timmons
Hanley’s
Harvard
Jane’s