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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1902

Page

8

Means of growth in Christian life and study notes

A July 20 lesson summary on the Ten Commandments and Jesus teaching. It discusses honoring parents, not killing, adultery, theft, false witness, and coveting with scriptural references. The piece emphasizes growth in Christ, pressing toward the prize, singleness of aim, and forgetting the past to reach eternal life. It cites Pauls example of striving for spiritual maturity and ongoing daily devotion.

H. Doyle Paul Christ Jesus Christ God God On

Break Boycott Case Against Boston Beer Makers Seen in Court

Boston July 18 The master brewers sue former employees to end the boycott started during the strike. The Star A J Houghton McCormick Highland Spring Union Burkhart Van Nostrand J Kennedy Puritan Waldberg Souther Boston Beer and others file 12 counts against numerous individuals and unions seeking injunctions to stop boycott violence circulars card posting wagon displays and customer intimidation. An order of notice was issued returnable July 24 for defendants to show cause.

Boston The Star A. J. Houghton McCormick’s Highland Spring Union Burkhart’s van Nostrand’s J. W. Kennedy's Puritan Waldberg and Souther’s Henry Abrahams Michael Murphy Edward Breidenbach James Dempsey William R. Whalen Elmer E. Earle Patrick J. Donnelly Frederick O. Powers John P. Weigle Central Labor Union National Brewery Workers’ Union of the United States International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen Cooper's International Union of North America National Union of Steam Engineers of America Building Trades Council Braley

Property Assessments and Land Parcels Listed in Ward Notices

No 39 Ward 5 Precinct 3 details Thomas Miles with 12177 square feet of land on Fairmount Street including lots 62 63. No 40 Ward 5 Precinct 2 outlines William W Morse with 23385 square feet on Parkview Avenue and Laurel Street. No 41 Ward 3 Precinct 3 notes Maggie T Farley with 7845 square feet at 27 Lane Street plus watering assessments. No 42 Ward 6 Precinct 3 lists Charles H H with 6995 square feet at 94 Lilley Avenue.

Ward 6 Benjamin Vincent Barker Street Said Street B. Vincent P. A. Vee Hovey Street M. J. Healey Bertha E. Braley Claire Street Ellen Sullivan Patrick Lawrence McCrain Mary BE. Costello West Fifth Street Charlotte Duff Anthony Pheasey TIO cc Cevciee Vpes Sherne Street Peter A. Fay Shaw Street Richard Dobbins E. B. Welch John J. Ganley Boynton Street F. A. Page N. Peabody Arthur Genest Aiken Avenue Said Avenue A. Maille Eli Delisle Ward 5 Frank St. Clark Wentworth Avenue J. H. Shepard M. J. Wilkins Thomas Miles Fayette Street Edward Tracy Rose A. Dowd IG Eis Wiss Elie B. Leclair Dalton Street J. W. Bennett Boisvert and Sanborn Fairmount Street F. Mellen Sycamore Street II So Ccsivis William W. Morse Parkview Avenue Laurel Street Almira A. Denton Maggie T. Farley Lane Street Eaid Street Chas. P. Perham Mary D. Beene Charles HH. Paver Moreor Fess Lilley Avenue Wilhelmine Cham Euclide Martel Mt. Pleasant Street Bessie Fitzgerald Chas. F. Taylor Leon Metivier J. Boisvert Ward Bhilen J. Murphy Vernon Street George E. Metcalf Marion J. Sherwood Thomas G. Quinn L” Street Jewett Street T. Harrington Jennie B. Brockway Catherine Sheldon Hampsiire Street Ward 7 W—Addie Brown Robert Street Sixth Avenue Mary Ralls A. J. Ryan G. W. Chase W. H. Hawes Bedford Avenue J. B. W. Coburn Alice Elzear Coulombe Gershom M. L. Condon A. McKercher James Ellen Cronan Seventh Avenue Henry Emery Avon Street John J. Dawson Suffolk Street Suffolk and Moody Streets David D. Hill Jennie M. Dodge Merrimack Street A. Archambeault Decatur Court PamOe Annié C. Faulkner Sargent Street E. R. Deehan Phillips Street Mary F. Faulkner Jefferson Street M. F. Faulkner J. F. O'Donnell John F. Gallivan School Street Matilda J. Marsh Matilda E. Mills Teeskesetreets Constant Henotte Precinct Julia Kelley C. P. Chase M. Myron J. M Chelmsford Street H. C. Howe M. Needham

Moonlight excursion planned by local Y P S C E groups

Dracut youths from Hillside Gentre and Pawtucketville churches organize a moonlight trip to Nashua next Tuesday. Navy Yard Village Improvement society held a Thursday meeting at Hillside Congregational church electing an executive committee: George Stevens, John J. Breck, C Frank Scott, Clement Gunther, Judson Crawford, Gustave Eklund, John Hutchinson, Frank Gunther, William Ryder. Rev John Welsh of Princeton Ind., vacationing with Dracut parents, will preach at Hillside church tomorrow morning, his last sermon before returning to Princeton for regular duties after six weeks off.

Hillside Gentre Pawtucketville Nashua Navy Yard Princeton Ind Lowell Hillside Church

A Call to Duty in Moral Living and Truth

A John Morley excerpt urges readers to uphold intellectual honesty and conscience amid social pressures. It argues life’s true measure lies in truthful dialogue, resisting prejudice, and living with reality and wholeness despite common speech and approval.

John Morley

Warrants Out for Lowell Players Cassidy Wolfe

Warrants issued for Left Fielder Cassidy and Pitcher Wolfe of Lowell after they reportedly jumped the town yesterday morning taking club garments. Wolfe has East and South era renown from Philadelphia and Montreal stints. Cassidy rose through Haverhill and joined Lowell, with Thursday night suspension for indifferent play.

Cassidy Wolfe Lowell Lake Chattanooga Montreal Haverhill

Rev James Alexander to Occupy Tewksbury Pulpit

Rev James Alexander and his wife of Newport New Hampshire are visiting Tewksbury at Hiram Dinsmore's North street home. Olin Moulton, a Baltimore Medical School student for three years, is visiting town. Rev James Alexander of Newport NH will preach at the First Congregational church on August 3.

James Alexander Newport N. H Hiram Dinsmore North Street Olin Moulton Baltimore Medical School First Congregational Church

Social evening at All Saints and village picnic announced

Chelmsford notices say All Saints Guildroom hosts a social evening with ice cream and entertainment. The All Saints evening service will be omitted tomorrow. A union picnic of village religious societies is planned at Nabnassett Grove on Thursday July 31.

All Saints Nabnassett Grove

Unclaimed Letters List for North Chelmsford Names

Last night there were unclaimed letters in the post office for Victor Champagne Mr. Daily Mary A. Gray W. H. Hoole George M. Harrigan Louise Gauthier John Nelson C. A. Turner Ernest Thibeander Lawrence Tracey William Aling Eugene Robichand Mamie Larkin.

Victor Champagne Mr. Daily Mary A. Gray W. H. Hoole George M. Harrigan Louise Gauthier John Nelson C. A. Turner Ernest Thibeander Lawrence Tracey William Aling Eugene Robichand Mamie Larkin

Growth Through Hardship Shapes Compassionate Helpers

The speaker argues that true strength and the best aid come from those who endure common human conditions. People who face care, burden, and scarcity learn to be sympathetic and helpful to others through lived trials and struggles.

Freely Give as Scripture Teaches Liberality Measured by Means

The United Presbyterian notes that Christian beneficence is a duty but not a fixed measure. Scripture calls for giving freely with a liberal spirit, and liberality is set by the giver’s means. The article emphasizes generous support aligned with one’s resources.

United Presbyterian

Unfinished Work Quote Reflections in Presbyterian Journal

A Presbyterian Journal quotation laments an unfinished work as emblem of unrealized hopes and unanswered prayers, warning against pride or misplaced emphasis that leaves tasks incomplete and faith unfulfilled.

Presbyterian Journal

All Along Shore Descriptive Book by Boston & Maine

Coastal resorts from Mt. Desert to Boston welcome summer vacationists with golf dancing boating and bathing. Magnificent hotels and growing patronage prove the region as a popular New England seaside vacation ground. Send two cents for the descriptive book and six cents for a seashore portfolio.

Atlantic Mt. Desert Boston New England Marblehead Bar Harbor Boston & Maine Railroad

Fatal Lightning Strike Near Millstadt Kills Five

Three men were struck by lightning near Millstadt in St. Clair county and died instantly. The same bolt killed two horses hitched to the wagon carrying them.

Missouri St. Louis Millstadt St. Clair County

Supreme Court Denies Habeas Corpus for Black Forger

The supreme court denied the petition for a writ of habeas corpus filed by attorneys for Joseph Black alleged Massachusetts forger. Black will be turned over to Massachusetts authorities.

San Francisco Joseph Black Massachusetts Supreme Court Black

Arson Suspects Held in Webster Case

In New Bedford on July 18 the Webster black arson case concluded in district court with defendants Frank Fibbish and Mrs. Clara Le Broux found probably guilty and held for the grand jury.

New Bedford Frank Fibbish Clara le Broux

The Whiteness of the Soul Quote by Alexander Smith

A brief quotation notes that who can keep the whiteness of his soul in this world is unlikely to lose it in any other, attributed to Alexander Smith, reflecting moral integrity.

Israel Cain Abel Alexander Smith

TO RENT AND TO LET IN CENTRALVILLE AND HIGHLANDS

Classified rental items describe 3-room tenements in Highlands near Westford street and Centralville near the mills with rents from 5.50 to 7.00 dollars. A 6-room tenement is newly papered and painted at 6.50 dollars, and a residence on the Highlands with steam heat and modern improvements is listed at 25 dollars. Contact H. Elliott at 64 Central Street.

Highlands Westford Street Centralville Mills H. Elliott Central St

Itching to Cure Back Pain Promises in Newspaper Ad

George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reads the Auton Volkszeitung and buys Amberlain's Pain Balm after seeing an ad. He gives it to his wife who has suffered eight weeks with severe back pain and reports relief, hoping others hear of her recovery from this tonic.

George Schaub New Lebanon Ohio Auton Volkszeitung Amberlain Bart Sharabie Gale

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