Real Estate Notes Highlight Local Sales and Plans
The John Davis homestead in Andover street, Tewksbury, is being prepared by Patrick Kelley who may not occupy it, a Belvidere physician plans to return to Lowell with a bride to reside at the old homestead, and a new W. H. Bent house at Tyler Park reflects ongoing growth. Auctions on Andover street, a petition by Lowell real estate firms to close offices Thursdays in summer, and multiple local sales and building projects across Gates, Westford, Crescent, and Hale streets are noted along with school foundation work and street-name changes for Manchester to Bennett avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Andover Street
Tewksbury
Patrick Kelley
Kelley
W. H. Bent
Tyler Park
Pine Street
E. W. Douglas
H. B. Pickering
Sanders Avenue
Bertram Street
Lowell
Thomas H. Elliott
Shepard & Fuller
OH. White
Fish & Plunmer
Martin Robbins
F. Brookings
C. 24
Potter, Smith & Cavanaugh
Eugene A. Russell
F. D.russell
As .J. Ryan
E. Potter, Jr
Geo. D. Kimball
R. L. Stevens
A. J
H. W. J. Howe
Appleton Street
James
Mary Edgar
Hale and
Washington Streets
William A. Ingham
Crescent Street
Clara D. Sampson
W. H. Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Waterhead Mills
Lawrence Street
Frank Brown
Fort Hill Avenue
Increased Sailings by the Plant Line Reach Boston
The Olivette arrives from the South June 10 and resumes the Halifax line June 13. First trip goes to Halifax only, then from June 20 trips extend to Halifax Hawkesbury and Charlottetown. Halifax sails Tuesdays from June 16 and will reach Charlottetown weekly. Marion connects with Olivette from Boston June 27. Timetable at city ticket office Lewis wharf and 20 Atlantic avenue Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant Line
Olivette
Boston
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
Marion
Bras D'Or
Lakes
City Ticket
School Street
Lewis Wharf
J. A. Flanders
Atlantic Avenue
Thompson Hardware Opal Glass Refrigerator Debut
A local hardware outlet touts the Thompson Hardware opal glass refrigerator as the most perfect model yet. Customers are invited to call and see the unit in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hardware Company
Sale of Entire Stocks Offers Deep Discounts
The sale continues on the entire stocks of E. B. Stratton and A. Delisle with substantial values in men's women's and children's footwear. Basement levels feature silk shirt waists at 12.50 each, men's white neglee shirts at 1.15, men's colored negligees 0.49, and men’s half hose 0.12 each. Also offered are 50c brooch pins and walrus wrist bags at 0.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Stratton
A. Delisle
Walrus
Textile workers strike widens as spinners quit
Textile council claims 20 ring spinners left Massachusetts mills for unions, while Tremont & Suffolk reports 30 ring spinners quit, plus five loom fixers. Beams vote to stay out after secret ballot with 73 members present. Mass meeting planned with out of town speakers as agents assert mills run satisfactorily and deny scale of quitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Council
Massachusetts Mills
Tremont & Suffolk
Beamers
Yester
Huntington Hall
National Board of Loom Fixers
Real estate transfers in multiple towns detailed
Deborah R Hill and others transfer property to Edward Cawley on Middlesex Street for 28550 dollars. A series of quitclaim or warranty deeds follow in Wilmington Billerica Westford Dracut and surrounding areas listing buyers and sellers with price marks mostly at one dollar for land with buildings or land parcels on various streets and avenues. The document records numerous transactions across Lowell Wilmington Billerica Westford Dracut and Chelmsford Centre with properties including land with buildings and estates on Varney Street Crescent Hill Park Gardner Avenue and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah R. Hill
Edward Cawley
David L. Hill
Middlesex Street
Leo van Larre
Bruno van Larre
Townsend Avenue
Edward W.W. Bruce
Lyman Tuttle
John Edgar Bartlett
Varney Street
John E. Bartlett
Maria L. Mitchell
Elwyn W. Lovejoy
John W
Hattie E. Sanger
Blodgett Street
Napoleon Perignees
Louis Gagnon
5Th Avenue
George W. Howe
A. C. Wheelock
Oak Street
Philias Michaud
Simeon Lagasse
Crescent Hill Park
George H. Gage
Arthur Genest
Gardner Avenue
Alfred W. Neale
Charles H. McEvoy
Charles Street
George L. Goodale
Albert Winslow
Varnum Avenue
Clarence D. Holman
Catherine Guyette
Aiken Avenue
Julia E. McGregor
Herlan P. Wells
Westford Street
Wilmington
John A. Roberts
Hannah M. Burke
Church Street
George S. Head
Edward H. Morse
Berwick
Herbert A. King
Nellie F. Monty
Allen Street
Alphonse Couture
George L. Hubbard
Bell and
Andover Road
Sylvester Carter
Town of
Middlesex Avenue
Lake Shore Limited Named National Institution
The famous Lake Shore Limited routes No 22 Chicago to New York and No 19 New York to Chicago. Its equipment is state of the art with hotel lounge style luxuries including ladies' maids stenographers barbers baths and libraries. The 24 hour running time offers a daylight trip across New York state eastward and a daylight view of Lake Erie westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Limited
Chicago
New York
Empire State
Lake Erie
Cure and blood tonic claims from old ad copy
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as selling more than similar preparations, with a money back guarantee from F C Jaquith in Inland Michigan. It promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a purifier and blood tonic that invigorates the entire system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. C. Jaquith
Mich
Governor's Action in Original Package Case Believed Unneeded
Special Legislative Correspondence from Boston notes a short session with House and Senate signs of life. Delays blamed on Senate, Speaker Meyers cites missing morning sessions as wasting time toward prorogation. Governor’s message on the original package issue not yet delivered. Middlesex grand jury indictments may reduce legislative action. Lawrence Trust Co incorporation moved to third reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
House
Senate
Meyers
Dillon
Middlesex County
Lawrence Trust Company
Legislation and House Actions on Nominations and Bills
The House debated direct nominations for Congress in the ninth to eleventh districts, with Mr. Luce guiding a substitution bill and asserting Senate approval. It advanced measures paying widows Pettengill and Clapp, shifted aldermanic district bills, and discussed taxes on leased state land, bridge funding, and other governance items while Senate efforts aimed at clearing the ta ble continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Public Health
Nichols
Boston
Luce
Somerville
Arthur Harrigan
Congress
Senate
Underhill
Pettengill
Middlesex
Warner
Northampton
William H. Clapp
O'Toole
Coffin
West Newbury
Newell
North River
Hanover
Pembroke
Musics in the air at Princeton commencement
A walking delegate of the American Federation of Musicians warns ten Princeton bands that a rule prohibits their participation in any function with bands containing United States service musicians, risking a $50 penalty per offender. The Annapolis band’s engagement for some commencement events may trigger action if other bands comply. A concert by the American band from Lowell is listed at Canobie Lake park on Sunday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
American Federation of Musicians
Federation
United States
Annapolis
Lowell
Canobie Lake Park
Powell Retail Market June 2 1903 figures
Furnished by Munn and Co grocers J Bb Cover and Co flour grain D W Horne and Co coal Killpartrick Bros fruit F E Putnam 15 Prescott Street fish provisions and vegetables summary of market prices and commodities for that date from listed suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Munn & Co
J. Bb, Cover & Co
D. W. Horne & Co
Killpartrick Bros
F.E. Putnam
Prescott Street
Boy Held For Arson After Guilty Plea
Lawrence June 5 George Nicholson, a boy who confessed to yesterday's fire, pleaded guilty to arson in three counts in court today and was held under $1500 bonds until a hearing next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
George Nicholson
Pawtucket Library Association dissolved by Massachusetts secretary
The Pawtucket Library Association is declared dissolved by William M. Olin Secretary of the Commonwealth. A copy of each newspaper issue publishing this notice must be filed in this office. Publication to occur weekly for three weeks in Lowell Daily Mail and Lowell Daily Courier in Middlesex County. Seal affixed May 21, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket Library Association
William M. Olin
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Lowell Daily Mail
Lowell
The
Commonwealth
Lexington and Boston Street Railway seeks track extensions
The Lexington and Boston Street Railway Company petitions the Billerica Board of Selectmen on June 3 1903 for multiple track extensions. Proposals include a second Bedford Road track from Churnstaff Lane to the salt crossing, a junction connection via Cummings Street to the Lowell and Boston lines, new tracks southerly toward Bedford Town Line, and adjustments to Bedford Street for a double track system with poles wires and overhead changes. The filing notes plans on file and is signed by President Adams D Claflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonville
Mass
Billerica
Lexington and Boston Street Railway Company
Bedford Or Great Road
Billerica Centre
Bedford Town Line
Churnstaff Lane
Great Road
Salt Highway
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Cummings Street
Lowell and Boston Street Railway Company
Boston and Maine Railroad
Bedford Street
Board of Selectmen
Lexington and Boston St. Ry. Co
Adams D, Claflin
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By Anna Katherine Green
Leavenworth
Cora Tuttle
Boston Herald Co
Herald
Charles Eustace Merriman
Learned's
Simeon Ford
the Merald
Frank Trull
C. F. Keyes
Chelmsford Street
Do. P. Conant
Gorham Street
Patrick Conlon
S. H. Weaver & Son
John J. Grey
Manchester Street
Bennett Avenue
Bennett
A. G. Pollard & Co
Clifford's
Cliffords
Palmer Street
Faltimer
Aiste
Lisle
A. C. Weston
Stickney & Smith
Tremont Street
Tewkssury
Joseph Rawnsley
J. W. McEvoy
Westford
John J. Dunn
Mary Courtney
Thomas Dun
Agnes J. Dunn
Brokside Station
Chelmsford
Jennie France
Edmund Lafortune Jr
Chelmsford Centre
Perley P. Perham
Frank EB. Putnam
Old Westford Road
Dracut
Arthur Lyman
Wm. H. Jones
Kenwood
Beacon Hill
Ithinpden
Nfe
Treasury
Bemis
Norfolk
Hampden
Fish and Game Commissioners
Apsey
Nye
Cape
Committee On Ways and Means
Frost
Essex
Committee On
Young BarRons
Java
Rio
Japan
Gasolene
G. B. Cosury &C
Market Street
Ali Giinds
Texington and Boston Street Railway Company
Beard Ha Holden
Sai
Lowell Daily Courier
America
Charles H. Kohlrausch, SR
Richard T. Pyrry
Join. A. Richiardson
Billeciva
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