Woolen Strike Letter Conciliatory as Company Suits Weavers
Boston July 11 Treasurer Wood of the American Woolen company replies to strikers representatives declining a general conference and directing questions to mill agents. The company says most strikers returned to work, mills operate near full capacity, and only two plants show notable disruption. Providence July 11 the company sues some strikers in equity claiming August assaults on imported weavers at Saranac mills and seeks injunctions to protect workers and operations.
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Boston
Wood
American Woolen Company
Moosup
Puritan Mills
Plymouth
Chace
Olneyville
Fitchburg
Saranac Mills
Blackstone
Anchor Mills
Harrisville
Providence
R. I
Manton
North Smithfield
Saranhac Mills
Saranac Mill
Command Changes as Davis Hands Mindanao Duty to Sumner
Manila reports Gen. Davis relinquishing control of American forces in Mindanao to Gen. Sumner as both visit Camp Vickers to review Moros. Cholera decline noted with 2181 Manila cases and 1718 deaths, plus 12,476 cases and 9357 deaths in provinces since outbreak began. Maxilon and Noviso condemned for treason in Cebu with ten and seven year terms and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Davis
Mindanao
Sumner
Camp Vickers
Maxilon
Cebu
Gen
Noviso
Wrenn Brothers Upset National Doubles Champions
In New York on July 11 the Wrenn Brothers defeated national doubles champions Ward and Davis at the Country Club of Westchester, triumphing in the jourts tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ward
Davis
Wrenn Brothers
Jourts
Westchester
Passacona Tribe 82 Red Men Elect Chiefs at Meeting
Passacona Tribe 82 of the Improved Order of Red Men held a well attended session last night with three applications referred. Deputy Great Sachem John H Orr and Reading Mass. announced the naming of chiefs for various stamps including Sachem Charles A Laurie and Senior Sagamore George A Frost, among others. Chiefs and braves adjourned to a banquet where toastmaster Charles A Clough presided and supper was organized by a committee led by George A Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Business
John H. Orr
Reading
Mass
Prophet
Charles A. Laurie
Charles A. Clough
Sagamore
George A. Frost
Robert Cudworth
Arthur W. Garland
Charles N. Leach
Edward T. Howard
Leonard F. Steele
James W. Hickey
C. E. Smith
J. McGrather
J. Durstoff
J. Haworth
W. Clay
G. Fletcher
W. Hall
W. Blowen
Thomas F. Quinn
Viands
Chas
A. Clough
John Haworth
Ohn
H. Breed
Charles E. Smith
James H. Hickey
Why Physicians Fail A Woman's Secret Sickness
A feature on female illness explains doctors misspecify female disease as women with delicate symptoms hide details. The piece highlights Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts receiving confidential letters that reveal patient symptoms and guide bespoke advice to restore health, with consent from patients for publication.
Proof of value of Mrs Pinkham's Advice
A reader from Sheridan Montana cites chronic headaches back and neck pain with menstrual flare ups and long illness. After four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports relief, renewed energy, sleep, appetite, and ability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Frances J. McCrwa
Sheridan, Mont
Francis I. McCareza
Reward for authenticity of testimony in Lydia E. Pinkham ad
A $5000 reward is offered by the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts to anyone who can prove that the testimonies cited are not genuine or were published without the writer's special permission on the advertisement placed with the National City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Evening High Alumni Plan Tyngsboro Moonlight Excursion
The Lowell Evening High School alumni met in Pilgrim hall with strong turnout. Regular business was conducted and final plans were set for a moonlight excursion to Tyngsboro on the steamer Gov. Allen this Friday evening, July tovu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Evening High School
Pilgrim Hall
Tyngsboro
Gov. Allen
Knitters' Union Plans Labor Day Parade Support
The Knitters Union met last night and voted to participate in the Labor Day parade. Members of the rallying committee from the Trafies and Labor Council spoke, and the union pledged aid to city unions to ensure a grand event.
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Knitters
The
Trafies & Labor Council
Navy Yard Village group meets at Parker avenue school
Dracut notes a well attended meeting of the Navy Yard Village improvement society held Thursday evening at Parker avenue school. By laws were the main business and a next meeting is set for Thursday July 17. Jiva Reid of Lakeview avenue suffers two broken fingers from a fall. Master Fred Hill and Lennie Tucker will vacation at Salisbury beach. Miss Blanche Allen departs for Trenton N J with Parker avenue grammar graduates who presented a framed Baby Stuart picture. Supt Knowlton visited town while haying progresses locally.
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Navy Yard Village
S. G. Driscoll
Loretta Kinsola
Miss Allen
Stuart
J. C. Knowlton
New Haven
Conn
Funeral Rites Held for Laura B Secord in Chelmsford
Funeral services for Laura B Secord were conducted Friday afternoon at 2:30 at her mother's Westford street home. Attendees included many Lowell friends and former associates. Rev. Asa Reed Dilts and Rev. A D K Shurtleff led the service with Scripture readings and consoling reflections on death and resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura B. Secord
Westford Street
Lowell
Asa Reed Dilts
Branch Street
Jesus
Sermon and funeral rites for deceased at Edson Cemetery
The service reflected on death as a release to a higher life with references to Bret Harte and St Paul. Speakers spoke of hope beyond sorrow and the Christian life of the deceased, followed by prayers. Selections were sung by a quartet, flowers were abundant, and J A Weinbeck served as funeral director with burial in the family plot at Edson Cemetery Lowell. Bearers included Geo Mercer James Humphrey Wm M Chambers Lowell Ane Ralph W Emerson Chelford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Harte
St. Paul
Dilts
Edward B. Emerson
I. Hy, Knight
Carrie A. Bartlett
J. A. Weinbeck
Edson Cemetery
Lowell
Geo. Mercer
James Humphrey
Wm. M. Chambers
Lowell Ane
Ralph W. Emerson
Chelmford
North Chelmsford Social Notes Include Local Visits
Miss Bessie L. Moore entertains fifty friends at Nabnassett Pond West Chelmsford for a week. Mr and Mrs W H Hall and daughter Dorothy of Chelmsford, and Miss Harriet M Hall of North Chelmsford stay a week at Beatrice Montgomery Square Cottage City Massachusetts. Mrs A C Mitchell visits relatives in Egypt Mass. The Misses Shaw visit relatives in Worcester Massachusetts.
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Bessie L. Moore
Nabnassett Pond
West Chelmsford
W. H. Hall
Dorothy
Chelmsford
Harriet M. Hall
North Chelmsford
Beatrice
Montgomery Square
Cottage City
Mass
A. C. Mitchell
Egypt
Shaw
Worcester
Sunday Church Services List With Multiple Pastors
A dense schedule lists morning and evening services across numerous churches in Merrimack Street Eliot-Summer Street Kirk Street High Street Highland First Trinitarian Aw tucket Swedish Hillside Central Dracut Tyngsboro and French Bowers Street. It names pastors Rev Ralph Gillam Rev E Victor Bigelow Rev John M Greene D D Rev Charles W Huntington Rev S H Virgin Rev George F Kennyett Rev William G Poor Rev Eugene C Webster Rev Sarah A Dixon Rev T G A Cate and others, with service times from 10 30 am to 7 pm and Sunday schools and youth groups noted.
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Merrimack Street
Be É
Ralph Gillam
Orning Ey
Mr. Gillam
Eliot
Summer Street
Favor Street
E. Victor Bigelow
John M. Greene
D. D
Kirk Street
French Street
George BE. Martin
High Street
East Merrimack Street
Charles W. Huntington
H. Virgin
Highland
Westford Street
London Street
Charles E. Poole
Hillside
Dracut
John A. McKnight
Smitten Rock
Central Dracut
Fredr. I. Kelley
Evangelical
Tyngsboro
Sarah A. Dixon
Bowers Street
Fletchér Street
T. G. A. Cate
Mission church schedule on Swedish Meadowcroft street
Rev. John W. Eckman leads the church on Swedish Meadowcroft street near Moore street with a Sunday school at 9 a.m. morning service at 10 a.m. and evening service at 7 p.m.
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Meadowcroft Street
Moore Street
John W. Eckman
Church Service Times From Multiple Parishes Listed
St Anne s Merrimack street and St John s Gorham street show morning and evening services with Sunday schools at noon and specified communion Sundays, plus All Saints Chelmsford and House of Prayer with Holy Communion and choral eucharist schedules. details include rector names and festival observances.
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St. Anne’s
Merrimack Street
Anne Street
House of Prayer
Churches Schedule Morning and Evening Services Across Several Pleces
The listings detail church services across multiple streets and neighborhoods with pastors named. St Pauls Junction Worthen Highland Centralville Wesley Primitive First Swedish Berean Central John Street portions show morning sermons at around 10 to 10:30 and evening services at 6 to 7 pm. Sundays include Sunday schools and various leages noted along with sermon topics and languages.
Churches Schedule and Sermon Titles Across City
A detailed listing shows morning and evening services at multiple churches including Morning services at 10.30, 10.80, or 10.45 o'clock with Sunday schools around midday and evening gatherings at 6.30 or 7.00. Sermon topics include A Gospel of Doing, A Study of Shadows, His Touch, The Seaside vs Wayside, A Thorn Fence, and The Church a Rose With Thorns with various pastors like Millington True Kenyon Morang Scates and Millin.
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The
Young People's Society
First Freewill
Paige Street
Fifth Street
Henry W. Q. Millington
Immanuel
Blossom Street
Robert F. True
Isaac Selman
Mount Vernon Street
Freewill
Butterfield Street
Stephen B
Westminster United Church Service Bulletin
First Appleton street corner of Davis street Rev James M Craig pastor 7 o'clock. Westminster United Tyler street Rev H B Foster pastor Morning service at 10 30 o'clock Sunday school at 12 m evening service at 7 o'clock Morning Communion evening What Think Ye of Christ
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Chelmsford Street
Freewill
Plain Street
Albert E. Kenyon
Mohair
Union Freewill
Barristers Hall
Central Street
Merrimack Street
William A. Morang
North Billerica
E. BE. Scates
Hadley St
Appleton Street
Davis Street
James M. Craig
Westminster United
Tyler Street
H. B. Foster
Christ
Church Services on First-Hurd and Grace Streets
Morning services at 10 30 led by Rev Caleb B Fisher on First Hurd with Sunday school at noon and Y P S C E at 6 pm. sermons titled The Unnatural and Natural Use of Religion. Grace Princeton Street corner South Canton Street features Rev Ransom A Greene with 10 30 am service and noon Sunday school. sermon titled The Journey and the Arrival.
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Hurd Street
Caleb B. Fisher
Princeton Street
South Canton Street
Ransom A. Greene
Morning Services Across Two Local Churches
Morning services are scheduled at two churches. Rev. Charles T. Billings will preach at the First Merrimack street church opposite John street at 10 45. Rev. Loren B. MacDonald of Concord, Mass will lead at the Middlesex street church between Eliot and South streets at 10 30 with Sunday school at noon.
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Merrimack Street
John Street
Charles T. Billings
Loren B. MacDonald
Concord
Mass
Middlesex Street
Eliot
South Streets
George C. Wright
Parish Masses Listed for Local Churches
A bulletin lists mass schedules for St Patrick's Suffolk St. Rev William O'Brien. St Peter's Gorham St Rev Michael Rowan. St Joseph's Lee St Rev Joseph Fournier. Sacred Heart Moore St Rev John Reynolds. Immaculate Conception East Merrimack St Rev H W A. Details include multiple masses, morning services for children, high masses with sermons, and vesper times.
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St. Patrick’s
Suffolk Street
Jefferson Street
William O'Brien
St. Peter’s
Gorham Street
Union Street
Michael Rowan
St. Joseph’s
Oblate
Lee Street
Kirk Street
Joseph A. Fournier
Church of the Sacred Heart
Moore Street
Andrews Street
Union Mission and Churches Plan Sunday Services
A collage of Sunday worship times at Union Mission on Paige Street near Kirk and at multiple city churches. Services range from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. with Sunday schools at various times, including First Church of Christ Scientist at Middlesex Hall and French Baptist churches led by Rev. Isaac Lafleur and I Fleur.
First Universalist Church Service Notice at Hurd Street
Rev C E Fisher leads morning service at 10 30 with sermon The Unnatural and Nat. Musical programme includes How Beautiful on the Mountains Thy Hallowed Presence and The Lord is My Shepherd solo. Summer services well attended strangers invited. Sunday school and Bible class noted.
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Carter
Galilee
Coombs
Telino
Koschat
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Music
The First Baptist Church at Church and George Streets offers morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon The School that Never Closes and musical selections including Handel Prelude from the Messiah and Rejoice Today led by a large chorus A 12 oclock Summer Sunday School Grace Maxfield will sing A Dream of Paradise with Master Hans Borjes on violin The 6 30 evening service features The Harvest of Gladness or Tears and additional music including In the Cross of Christ Glory and The Holy Vision Mrs Pepin sings What Shall the Harvest Be Organ Festival March and other pieces conducted by J Avison Baker
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George Street
Church Street
Smith T. Ford
D. D
Young People’s Society
Islock
Worthen
Worthen’ S Street
Charles R. McNally
Young People’s Day School
Branch Street
Middlesex Street
Branch
Middlesex Streets
Asa Reed Dilts
Young
Handel
A. F. French
Ties Ata Dudley Buck Gabriel
Q Holy Father
Incline Thine
Rix
Clarke
Grace Maxfield
Dream
Hans Borjes
von Wilm
Morning and Evening Musical Programme Highlight
Morning programme features works including A Work Upon the Wheels and A Sail to Tarshish with a Shelley Te Deum and Buck The Lord Hath Done Great Things. Evening program opens with Saviour! When Night Involves and continues with responses by Moreneon and Macfarren.
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Tarshish
Allen
Macfarren
House of Prayer Service Schedule Notice
Rev R G Osborne rector at Walker Street near Grove announces daily Matins at 7 15 a m Holy Eucharist at 7 30 a m every day and 10 45 a m Sunday Litany at 7 80 p m and 10 30 a m Vespers at 7 15 p m Friday 7 15 p m Saturday 5 p m and Sunday 7 p m
YWCA Announces Sunday Services and Social Events
The YWCA schedules a gospel service Sunday at 4 PM, a twilight song service at 7 PM, and an afternoon outing to Holden's Grove in Billerica leaving the square at 2 30 with another group at 4 PM. A basket lunch social is set for 7 30 PM and all girls and women are invited.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Holden
Billerica
Candy varieties advertised by Carleton and Hovey store
The ad promotes pure sugar candies at 10 cents per pound with 20 cent retail elsewhere, arriving fresh each Friday. It highlights Chocolate Chips at 20 cents per pound and a special mixture of 20 kinds including nut and fruit creams, priced as a premium 40 cent item.
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Carleton & Hovey
Ireet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening High
Knitters’ Union
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Otew York
Cutheran
Episcopal
Methodist
St. Paul’s
Hurd
Warren Streets
Geo. B. Dean
Worthen Street
James F. Allen
George H. Clark
Highland—Loring Street
Grove Street
George M. Smiley
Centralville
Bridge Street
Hildreth Street
Leon .E. Bell
Epee
Wesley Pentecostal
Runels
Merrimack Square
Albert B. Riggs
First Primitive
Hilsworth Street
Nathaniel W. Matthews
A. King
Rabi
Bourne Street
Henry A. Zanson
Berean Primitive
Lawrence Street
W. H. Yarrow
Samuel Worth
L. BE. Roy
Baptist
Irs
H. R. Hanson
Presbyterian
Unitarian
Catholic
John J. Shaw
Congrass Street
John Rosa
Union Mission
Kirk
W. C. Westcott
Union Mission Church
Barristers
Odd Fellows
Central Mission
First Street
Read Street
West Sixth Street
Isaac Lafleur
Coburn Mission
Varnum Avenue
Ayer City
Lincoln Street
Tanner Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Middlesex Hall
Pollard’s
Palmer Street
Life
Grand Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. V. Soderman
Church of Scotland
French Baptist Church
Ennell
West Sixth Streets
la Fleur
Unity Guild
People's Church
colored—Rea
Berwick Streets
First Universalist Church
C. E. Fisher
First Baptist Church
Church and
George Streets
Walker St
Grove
R. G. Osborne
Y.W.C.A
JowNeys Chocolate
Lowney
Redfern
Paris
Vienna
N. L. Wheeler
Atum
Aikall
Aspiratum. Com
C. B. Coburn & Co
Market Street
Young’s
Hildreth Building
Optician Geo
Rogers
P. Knowlton
Prescott Street
R. A. Ferris
Westville
Respios
Ant
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