Doan's Kidney Pills Herald Proven Relief
Bays resident J J Foster reports lasting kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Elingwood & Co. at Merrimack and Central streets. He cites dizziness headaches backache and rheumatic pains as improved and endorses the product sold nationwide by Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY at fifty cents a box.
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J. J. Foster
First Street
Dean
Elingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Doan
Fatal trolley collision near Short Beach in New Haven
A a collision on the Fairhaven and Westville line near Short Beach killed motorman Stuve Lindstrom and injured many, including Motorman J Smith, Miss Ella Armstrong, Miss Rhein, two children, and Yale coach John Kennedy. Investigations suggest Smith failed to wait for car 5127 at a pocket curve. both trains suffered major damage while passengers were hurled about.
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New Haven
Short Beach
Fairhaven
J. Smith
Ella Armstrong
Rhein
Edgar M. Babbitt
Herbert F. Blagg
John Kennedy
Yale
Smith
Johnson’s
Trap Rock
Miss Armstrong
Miss Rhein
Storms Test Faith and Jesus Calms the Sea Sermon
A sermon reflects on the biblical storm on the Sea of Galilee. Jesus awoke to rebuke the wind and waves while his disciples feared for their lives. The preacher urges readers to trust God amid life’s tempests, cast burdens on Him, and seek deeper religious insight through prayer.
What It Costs to Follow Christ at the YMCA
Reverend Ralph Gillam of Dorchester spoke on Christian sacrifice and the cost of following Christ at the YMCA. Six Jenkins Orphanage children from Charleston sang, prompting a collection for the home and a barrel of aid to be packed the following week. Contributions of money clothing and books are urged to be sent to the YMCA for dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Gillam
Dorchester
Christ
Gillam
Jenkins
Charleston
S. C
Paul G. Daniels
Pastor Bible Class Pledges to Reduce Church Debt
The bible class voted 25 to assist church debt, bringing total contributions to 1500 since January 1. The next excursion is announced for Salem Willows on Wednesday August 6. At the evening service Mr Kenngett spoke on The Home Church and State with reference to Old Home Week.
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Salem Willows
Kenngett
Mgr Lippe Attends Solemn Mass at St Patrick’s
MGR Count Lippe, visiting here for over a week, led the solemn high mass at St Patrick’s church yesterday morning assisted by Fr Callahan as deacon and Fr McHugh as sub deacon. Fr Culbert was master of ceremonies with the choir and organist Mr Michael Johnson. A large congregation attended and no sermon was given.
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Mgr
Count Lippe
St. Patrick’s Church
Callahan
Fr. McHugh
Fr. Culbert
Michael Johnson
Novena Ends After Week of St Anne Services at St Josephs
The St Anne society of St Josephs church concluded a novena begun over a week ago for the feast of St Anne. At 3 pm 71 new members joined the society, Rev Fr DuBreuil preached, and benediction followed with relics of St Anne venerated. About 200 women from the parish attended daily sessions at 8 am and 7 30 pm.
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St. Joseph's Church
St. Anne’s
Fr. DuBreuil
St. Anne
Lively blaze damages two houses in Centralville and Globe Terrace
Firefighters rushed to box 129 on Beacon street for a lively blaze in a Shaw residence causing 200 to 300 dollars in damage. It started near a hot water boiler and stairwell, thought caused by stove rag combustion, with Traders and Mechanics insured. A second alarm from box 15 reported clothing fire in Warburton home on Globe terrace caused by an oil lamp explosion with minor damage insured through Fred C. Church. A third alarm from box 9 at Common street reported a basket clothes fire of unknown origin in a chamber.
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Centralville Heigh
John B. Shaw
Beacon Street
John ‘Warburton
Globe Terrace
Gorham Street
Fred C. Church
Common Street
Fort Hill Cadet Band Delivers Fine Concert Under Rain
Despite drizzle and a light shower, the Lowell Cadet band led by John J. Giblin gave a well regarded Fort Hill afternoon concert. A fair crowd endured the rain, taking shelter under the band stand and a nearby tree. The program pleased varied tastes and the overall effort was praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hill
Lowell Cadet Band
John J. Giblin
Pawn shop recovery after church garment theft
Inspector Walsh recovered a woman's outer garment stolen from the John street church during a social gathering in a pawn shop Saturday night. A strange man lingered asking for help, and the garment disappeared as he left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Walsh
John Street
Beav er Brook mill worker suffers head wound at machine
Peter Brennan of Collinsville Beaver Brook mills struck his head on a machine corner Saturday and needed five stitches. He was treated at the Emergen cy hospital.
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Peter Brennan
Beaver Brook
Collinsville
Large Sunday services draw strong attendance
Attendance at yesterday's services was large with many strangers at both morning and evening services. Sunday school was especially well represented.
State Politics and House Speakership in Flux
Boston July 26 special political correspondence notes a Democratic push for harmony amid Bryan and tariff reform talk. Hobnobbing at Nantasket Beach, Hamlin and others push abolition of the governor's council while Myers contends for the House speaker post against Newton and Spalding. Republican gains hinge on Long leading the convention. Bates and Guild backing stabilizing leadership as Gates of contest unfold.
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Boston
Republican State Committee
Democratic League
Nantasket Beach
Bryan
Shepard
Carmack
Harmony
Charles 8
Hamlin
H. Ieustis Newton
Everett
House of Representatives
James J. Myers
Nantasket
Mr. Hamlin
Cleveland
the Treasury
James F. Carey
Haverhill
William J. Bryan
William B. Russell
Executive Council
Gamaliel Bradford
Winthrop Murray Crane
Gaston
Aege Fred Williams
Russell
John D. Long
George A. Draper
Hoedale
Senator Lodge
Thorndike Spalding
Newton
Dean
Brookline
Judiciary Committee
Myers
McCall
Gen. Champlin
Spalding
Adams
Melrose
General Court
Massachusetts
New York
State House
Bates
Commonwealth
Second Corps of Cadets
Boxford
Swamnscott
Gloucester
Draper
Lodge
Lawrence
Messrs
Innes and
Reed
Middlesex County
Fletcher
James W. Grimes
Senator Fales
Norfolk County
Silas Stone
Sharon
Annual Picnic of First Spirit Uualist Society at Harnscliffe Grove
The annual meeting drew about 300 attendees with a 75 member Lynn delegation. Refreshments and ice cream followed sports won by Leo Frost, Inez George, Chester Ingalls, Mrs. Fuller and others. Prizes included bouquets judged for prettiest participants. Mrs. Clem ent and others were honored. Mrs. Minnie Ingalls led as general manager with many workers assisting.
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First Spiritualist Society
Harnscliffe Grove
Lynn
S. C. Cunningham
Nice
Cambridge
J. S. Scarlet
Cambridgeport
Haverhill
Boston
Nashua
Lowell Society
Leo Frost
Fred Carl
Carl Ist
Norton 2d
Inez George
Mabel Lee
Kenney
Keene
Caird
Weir 2d
Fuller
Quigley
Norton
Cheney
Chester Ingalls
Water Coggeshall
Harry Pihl
Prasker
Proctor
Lowell
Minnie Ingalls
Society
Brockton V F A Prepares for New England Muster
A Brockton V F A meeting arranged to take Protector 3 to Lowell for the New England League muster on Thursday. Five applications for active membership were admitted. A practice squirt and tub run were conducted at Allen street bridge with Foreman Walter Foley slated toDeck Lowell. strong applicants sought to accompany the machine.
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Brockton V. F. A
Protector
Lowell
New England League
Allen Street
Bishee
Walter Foley
Dracut Event Funds Library with Belle Grove Party
In Dracut a Belle Grove gathering raised proceeds for the local library, with old tickets valid. Rev B A Wilson from Andover traded pulpits Sunday with Rev J A McKnight of Hillside Congregational. Navy Yard Village Improvement Society tested the Bachman hose carriage, breaking several hose pieces before a new hose produced a 200 foot stream. Y M G I of Collinsville hosted a well attended dance at Collins Park. Walter Garland may go outdoors after illness, and Gertrude Cribey of Portland visited William Collier on laden street.
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Belle Grove
Dracut Library
B. A. Wilson
Andover
J. A. McKnight
Hillside Congregational Church
Navy Yard Village Improvement Society
Collinsville
Collin’s Park
Walter Garland
Sladen Street
Gertrude Cribey
Portland
William Collier
Laden Street
Electrical survey hints imminent power upgrades
The readable fragment suggests plans for upcoming electrical improvements. A survey hints at near term work to upgrade the electrical system, with officials preparing for a broader modernization effort.
Village trolley line progress mentioned in brief
A fragment notes work being made through the village for the Worcester and Lowell trolley line and mentions Miss Lucy Byam traveling to Detroit, Me., indicating local transport and personal movement activity.
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Worcester and Lowell
Lucy Byam
Detroit
Rumor of Amalgamation Between Armour and Swift Companies
Chicago July 26 persistent rumor says Armour and Swift packing interests may merge. Swift stock rose to 157 from 125 amid small trades while Boston holders dominate. Neither price nor exchange terms confirmed. potential combine would unify packing and stock yards while grain and elevators stay with Armour.
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Chicago, Ill
Armour & Co
Swift & Co
Boston
Swift
G. F. Swift
Armour
Swit & Co
Dr Thomas Electric Oil Promises Instant Farm Pain Relief
Advertising copy claims frequent farm accidents cause cuts stings and bruises and promises instant relief from pain with Dr Thomas Electric Oil. The copy urges reliance on the product for immediate soothing effects in rural settings.
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Thomas
Nashua Cycle Races Open Season At Nashua Park
Nashua Nashua Driving Park hosted the first cycle meet of the season with Lowell riders dominant. Final heats saw Michael McCann injured in a mile novice crash while T S Murphy protested a foul against W R Wyatt. O Brien of Lowell won the five mile handicap in a frantic late sprint.
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Nashua
N. H
Nashua Cycle Racing Association
Fred _ Goyette
Lowell
T. S. Murphy
Eddie O'Hern
Brookline
M. F. O’brien
R. W. Wyatt
East Bridgewater
Wilbur Clark Still Missing in Beverly
The four year old son of Harry W. Clark remains missing after five weeks of extensive searches. State police have conducted continual investigations but have little to show, leaving the mystery unsolved and the search ongoing.
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Beverly
Wilbur Clark
Harry W. Clark
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