Lowell City Council Reappoints Harry R. Rice Licenses Chief
The Lowell City Council reappoints Harry R. Rice as license commissioner for a six year term at a special meeting. The session considered three reports from the assessors committee on reforming the department, with action postponed.
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Assessors’ Department
Harry R. Rice
Board of Aldermen
Superior Court
Cambridge
Edgar Hapgood
High Street
Edgar A. Gerry
Humphrey Street
Warren
Worcester
Fall River
Lawrence
Lowell
Treasurer’s Department
Assessors’ Office
Board of Assessors
Man shoots wife in street killing her after quarrel
Samuel R Maxwell shot his wife on Lakeview avenue near Coburn street and fled, returning to shoot again as bystanders watched. He was arrested by Ot ere Burnett. Maxwell admitted the crime saying he was glad she was dead. The couple previously separated amid threats. The motive cited was alleged infidelity. The victim, Christina Marie McIntosh Maxwell, worked as a waitress on Bridge street. Maxwell, 26, was employed as a brass finisher and pawned items to buy the revolver. The shooting occurred after a barred lodging dispute and earlier threats. The body was taken to the morgue. Coroner Hartwell notified.
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Lakeview Avenue
Coburn Street
Golden Avenue
George Watson
Otere Burnett
Samuel R. Maxwell
Albert Neally
Edward L. Young
Walter McDorald
Watson
Burnett
Maxwell
Frank A. Orcutt
West Third Street
Bridge Street
Orcutt
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
J. B. Bloomfield
Bloomfields
Griggs
John and Paige
Montreal City
P. Q
Cluff
Smith
Irish
Hartwell
Ayer
Lowell
Boston and New York Markets Summary Repair
Boston and New York markets report steady activity with repair updates credited to Bright, Sears and Co. New York market notes emphasize repair costs and mid‑day price levels across major securities. No new major reversals observed as investors await further economic data.
Coming Events Include Opera and Cantata at Savoy
Tonight at the Opera house H Sothern stars in Lord Chumley. High school calisthenics followed by a city hall school committee meeting. St Pauls hosts a strawberry festival. The Old Ladies Home patrons meet Thursday at 3 p m. The cantata Mother the Beautiful Queen arrives at Savoy June 8 and 9 directed by Mrs Kenngett with 100 voices.
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Opera
H. Sothern
Lord Chumley
St. Paul's Church
Regnar
The
Old Ladies’ Home
Savoy Theatre
Geo, . Kenngett
Wabash Plans Fast Train Service St Louis to Colorado Springs
The Wabash railroad, in line with its progressive policy, launches a rapid service between St Louis and Colorado Springs. Rivals seek to levy extra fares for this train, but the company will not enact higher charges, signaling forthcoming developments in its public interest program.
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St. Louis
Colorado Springs
Four Thousand Yards of Dimities Sold At Annua Sale
Opening of our annual sale of remnants offers an elegant variety of pretty patterns and desirable goods at about half regular price. Dimities worth 24 to 19 cents on the dollar, summer dresses and waists featured. Sale near Palmer street entrance. A G Pollard Co. also lists boarding houses for sale including 17 rooms at 850 and 13 rooms at 375, plus a confectionery and variety store stock and fixtures priced at 500 due to sickness.
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Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
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Board of Police
Oliver A, Libby
Dana
Goward
Markham
City of
Lowe
Bridget Fox
Bloomfield
Samuel Maxwell
Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
Cotton OU Cass
Amer
SUMAL
Atchison Vicesa
Atchison
Pil
Ceesereres
American Tobacco Co
Lou
Brooklyn
Kt. T
Southern
New Jersey
Roy
Chesa
Vieseeseee
Chicago
Gus
Path
Cy BR
N.Y
Pfd
Western Union
Vale
West Bud
Calumet & Hocla
Frankiin
Old Dominion
Alby
Bay State
Dimities
T. H. Elliott
Central St
Cee
Nehug
Joel Knapp & Son
Middlesex Street
Mise Morse
Nesmith Street
Alaska
Klondike
Treasury
Boston Gold Mining CO
State Street
J. B. Goodwin
Dutton St
Paragon
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Cloak and Suit
Jcdonnell & Gilbride CO
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