Mrs McKinley Shows Slight Improvement After Night
Washington June 5 After consultations with three physicians it was announced Mrs McKinley passed a comfortable night and her general condition is somewhat improved The President cannot attend the Buffalo exposition on June 13 due to her condition Dr Rixey said she is resting comfortably and has gained a little but no marked change While there is no setback today the progress remains precarious The President remains by her bedside and many callers expressed sympathy
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Washington
White House
McKinley
June Magazine Selections From Donahoe and Gunton
The June issue details contributions from Donahoe's Magazine with life and work features on Father Faber and material from Rev Antrobus. It highlights "New England's First Convent School" and civil war responses, plus The Irish Lawyer and "The Land I Love" and a broad mix of Theosophical and periodical pieces. Also covered are Gunton's Magazine economic pieces, Mind content with immortality and religion, and Mind's editorial notes. L'Art De la Mode July showcases summer fashions with eight color plates and design notes.
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Antrobus
Brompton Oratory
New England
T. F. O'Malley
Men of Action
Luke J. Evers
St. Andrew’s Church
New York
Printing House Square
Fontenoy
J. G. Daley
Dudley Costello
Isaac Rusling Pennypacker
P. G. Smyth
Amadeus
Axel B. Gibson
H. Forbes Kiddle
R. Heber Newton
Charles Brodie Patterson
Edith Griffin
T. F. Hildreth
Mata
John Emery McLean
Bertha H. Barusch
J. A. Fowler
Helen van Anderson
McLean
Alliance Publishing Co
L’art de la Mode
New York Letter
Morse-Broughton Co
East 19Th Street
Bewildered Phoebe and bird nesting adventures in Bird-Lore
The June issue offers Burroughs style naturalist tales plus an illustrated bird nesting expedition by Burroughs and Chapman. Annie Trumbull Slosson adds a Birds and Seasons installment while notes from bird students enhance the number. Table Talk presents table decoration ideas by Eben Rexford and staying in town in summer by Mrs. Burton Kingsland
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Bird-Lore
Macmillan Co
Burroughs
Phoebe
Frank M. Chapman
Annie Trumbull
Slosson
Eben Rexford
Britain must strengthen lead in iron and steel making
In The Engineering Magazine for June Mr. E. Phillips reviews the steps Britain must take to check waning supremacy in iron and steel production. Prof. J. H. Riles discusses the mechanical equipment of the ship yard, aided by numerous fine illustrations. Prof. Prasil contributes with another illustrated piece.
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Britain
J. H. Riles
Prasil
Switzerland
Charleton
Capt. Ericsson
Egbert P. Watson
F. Brocklehurst
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Bement
Leicester Allen
Engineering Press
Engineering Index
The
Engineering Magazine
New York
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertisement Praised in Testimony
A 50 cent per box remedy claims renewed life and kidney cure. Mrs. Harmon of 145 Andover St testifies the pills corrected kidney secretions and relieved back pains after obtaining them at Ellingwood & Co, Merrimack and Central. Foster Milburn Co. markets Dean's Kidney Pills in the United States. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Dean
Lowell
E. W. Harmon
Andover Street
Merrimack
Central Streets
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Conversation overheard on the electric lines amuses some
A brief remark notes that conversations overheard on electric lines can amuse or fail to amuse depending on the listener's mental state, hinting at the varied reactions of readers to everyday sound.
Dismantled Constitution Docks After Mast Lift
The Constitution lies dismantled near Herreshoff shops in Bristol Illinois, mainmast lifted by Archer derrick steamer. Workers rush repair, plan to splice new steel plates to the center of the mast, wooden mast not expected.
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Bristol
R. Il
Herreshoff
Constitution
Perry
Archer
Social and field day plans at Chelmsford Central Church
In Chelmsford Middlesex County a vestry social featured an experience supper from 6 30 to 7 30 and an engaging program. The school cadets announce their third annual field day on the common with company and platoon drills prize awards battalion parade and ten athletic events. A shirt waist party is set for Friday the 14th at the town hall, with dancing 8 to 12 led by Charles E Bartlett and a singing orchestra conducted by Griffith.
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Central Congregational Church
Town Hall
Charles E. Bartlett
Paul Dutton
E. W. Sweetser
B. Redman
H. C. Karlson
Griffith
Dracut Street Grading Plans Draw Narrow Section
Dracut undertakes grading on Sladen street from Pleasant to Hildreth under contractor J A Simpson of Lowell. The 40 foot width ends at Waldo street, narrowing to 21 feet to Hildreth, drawing protests from New Boston residents who wanted full width. County road from Greenmont avenue to Pelham line is under construction. A deteriorating elm at Pleasant and Lake View may be removed or trimmed after selectmen were notified.
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Pleasant
Hildreth Street
J. A. Simpson
Lowell
Waldo Street
Hildreth
New Boston
Greenmont Avenue
Dracut Centre
Pelham Line
Pleasant Street
Lakeview Avenue
Forge Village Loyal Lodge Presents Sword Gift
Loyal Self Help Lodge I C O F MA attended Sunday services with Rev Thomas L Fisher preaching a fitting sermon. A cemetery flowers ceremony followed as prayers were led by William Burnett. Lodge meeting saw one candidate initiated and one membership application. A sword and belt gift from Boston’s Mr Lewis Dane honored the lodge with speeches by William Burnett and Noble and Ernest Longbottom. The lodge also thanked Mratchpole for support.
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Thos. L. Fisher
William Burnett
Lewis Dane
Boston
Noble G
Ernest Longbottom
I.atchpole
Lodge Presents Kid Gloves for Sword Handling
A ceremonial act saw the lodge present a pair of kid gloves to ensure the new sword would be treated with due care given its value and significance. Local officials noted the gesture as a mark of respect for the artifact and its rightful display.
North Chelmsford Couple Weds at St John’s Church
Joseph E. Rock and Margaret Gertrude Miller unite in marriage at St John’s parochial residence with Rev. Burke officiating. The reception and dance followed at the bride’s home and town hall, with Lowell Cadet orchestra providing music. Postnuptial plans include a Broadway residence and a future wedding tour. The Clover baseball team seeks matches at Graniteville Saturday against Lowell amateurs.
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Lowell
Margaret Gertrude Miller
St. John’s Church
Nichard
Burke
Fanny C. Miller
John P. Cryan
School Street
Lower Town Hall
Lowell Cadet Orchestra
Broadway
Clover
Graniteville
West Acton Notes and Memorial Day Observances
The West Acton column reports a birthday gathering for the late Mrs. John Hapgood at Mrs. Emeline Hall’s home with Bolton and Irmingham present. A near drowning incident involved little Roger brown in the brook near his home. The Universalist church strawberry festival is announced for Thursday. The Middlesex Northwest Temperance union holds its 39th annual meeting in Stow next week. Edgar H. Hall and Mrs. Hall attend a Marblehead reception with many Sunday school officers. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Nash return from wintering in Somerville to West Acton. Memorial Day graves at Mount Hope are decorated. Flora Lawrence offers red, white and blue flowers. The Stow oration by Mr. Penniman of Clinton is praised. The annual meeting of the WCTU, with members and families, was held at the Annex hosted by Mrs. Geo. S. Dodge, ending with a basket supper. Israel Charlton’s improving condition is noted, though Mrs. Charlton remains in hospital.
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Emeline Hall
Bolton
Irmingham
Roger
Martin Brown
The
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Union Chapel
Stow
Edgar H. Hall
Concord
Hall
Fannie E. Wetherbee
Flora Lawrence
Penniman
Clinton
Geo
Dodge
Israel Charlton
Charlton
Townsmen recall a busy Graniteville week of games and social events
The Townsend baseball club routed Graniteville by 15 to 4 last Saturday as several key players were absent. Next Saturday June 8 West Groton visits at 2 30 pm after a 1 05 train arrival. A social dance in Healy's hall drew attendees from nearby villages with Perry's orchestra providing music. Memorial day saw Big 12 defeat Young Unions 21 to 7 at Hillside park. St Catherine's plans a picnic June 29 at Nabnassett grove. William Grant still holds a 29 minute run to Shaw's hosiery. Local dances drew crowds from Ayer and West Chelmsford. An accident in Sargent's machine shop injured Fred Provost near the temple. Hattie O'Brien and May Burke visited friends in Ayer. The Graniteville Cornet band received praise for Memorial day performances in Westford and Hollis. Mrs R H Nichols formerly Miss Alberta Davis, died in Townsend, Mess., leaving a husband and two children.
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West Groton
Healy
Ayer
J. A. Healy
John H. Healy
Perry
Orchestra
Hillside Park
North Chelmsford
St. Catherine's Church
Nabnassett Grove
West Chelmsford
H. G. Horne
Hollis
Forge Village
R. H. Nichols
Alberta Davis
Mess
Consolation for Queen Wilhelmina on unpaid bills
The queen receives a small mercy as she worries about her husband’s unsettled accounts. It is noted the debts are not liquor bills since the king is described as a total abstainer, a point offered as light relief amid concerns.
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Wilhelmina
Impressive Highlands Property For Sale
In the Highlands a beautiful house with a stable and 12 000 feet of land is offered. The property is described as very choice and suitable for a wise buyer. The agency also advertises 500 other places available for sale.
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Merrimack
Moody Streets
Lowell
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