Flowers On Graves By Lowell Firemen Veterans Day
The Lowell Veterans Firemen Association observed a memorial day with grave decorations at St Patrick's and Edson cemeteries in Windham and Pelham New Hampshire. About 30 members gathered at Grace Universalist church Princeton Street for services led by Rev. R A Greene, with an honored dead roll call and an eloquent address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
William W. Goodale
Asahel D. Puffer
George F. Offutt
Michael F. McDermott
Benjamin L. Googins
Sam Chapin
Benn F. Dunklee
William F. Mitchell
R. A. Greene
Butler
Grace Universalist Church
St. Patrick’s
Edson
Central Street
Butler Fife
James McHugh
James H. Walker
Foreman
James Curry
John C. Cook
Edward Dixon
James Barry
Frank Jones
Charles Galvin
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
John Ball
John J. Cassilly
John J. Powers
Joseph Purcell, Jr
John Mealey
Thomas Farrell
James H. Curry
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Illiam H. Knapp
James W. Walker
Messrs
Carberry
Dixon
Curry
Wright
Out of Box Easily Defeated St Louis Home Run Heavy Game
St Louis hosts Boston as Harper exits in the third inning and Sudhoff takes over. Young hurled well for St Louis, with an error and a two base hit accounting for their lone run. Hemphill debuting for St Louis. Score: St Louis 1, Boston 0.
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St. Louis
Boston
Harper
Sudhoff
Young
Hemphill
Ab Burkett
Rich
Heidrich
Friel
Wallace
Tee
Criger
Schssciccae Sincere
Stahl
Freeman
Ferris
Dougher
Ty Wallace
Padden
Conner
Powers Drives Phillies To 3-2 Win Over Detroit
In Philadelphia Detroit game, Powers homered over left field to drive a 3-2 victory for the Phillies. Cross scored on the drive as part of four left field homers in a snappy contest with sharp defense. Batteries Plank Powers for Philadelphia and Yeager McGuire for Detroit. Time 2h. Umpire Sheridan. Attendance 4000.
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Detroit
Mich
Powers
Cross
Philadelphia
Rye
Plank
Yeager
McGuire
Sheridan
Chicago Dominates Visitors With Superior Base Play
Chicago wins a hard hitting game by fielding and capitalizing on errors. Jones and Green shine at bat as Chicago builds early lead. Final score Chicago 9 Washington 5 after steady offense and strong defense. Batteries Pratt Callahan Sullivan Townsend Carrick Clark. Umpire Carruthers. Attendance 17,200. Time 0:25.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Jones and Green
Washington
Pratt
Callahan and Sullivan
Townsend
Carrick and Clark
Carruthers
Baltimore Hands Cleveland Hard-Fought Win in Dayton
The Cleveland and Baltimore game moved to Dayton after Hughes of Baltimore fractured his right arm in the fifth inning. Howell relieved and was nearly untouchable, but Baltimore rallied in the eighth to win. final score Baltimore six to four. Batteries Hughes Howell Robinson Moore Wood Umpires O Laughlin Johnstone attendance four thousand eight hundred seventy six.
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Dayton
Cleveland
Hughes
Baltimore
Howell
Moore
St. Louis Beats Boston 4–3 in Saturday Play
Baseball results show St. Louis defeating Boston 4 to 3. Cleveland routed Baltimore 7 to 1. Detroit defeated Chicago 9 to 1 in rainy conditions at Chicago with Washington.
Baseball scores from Sunday games
Sunday results show St. Louis defeated Boston 7 to 1 at St. Louis Philadelphia beat Detroit 3 to 2 in Detroit Chicago defeated Washington 14 to 7 at Chicago
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St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
National League results with rain delays and doubleheaders
Baseball results from Cincinnati Boston Cincinnati rain interrupted play. At Pittsburg Pittsburgh, New York. Brooklyn Brooklyn 11 over Chicago 2 in first game and 3 in second. Philadelphia Philadelphia 5 over St Louis 1 in first game and 0 to 7 in second.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Midwest and East baseball matchups listed by region
The schedule lists American league games including Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland and Washington at Chicago. National league pairings include St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburg at New York Chicago at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Boston. New England and Eastern matchups follow with Dover at Lowell and Toronto at Montreal. A playful note about a church picnic ends the item.
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Boston
St Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
National
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New England
Dover
Lowell
Fall River
Manchester
Lawrence
Nashua
Haverhill
Concord
Eastern
Toronto
Montreal
Newark
Worcester
Jersey City
Providence
Obituary for Dr Stephen C King in Lowell and other notices
Obituary notices detail the death of Dr Stephen C King of Lowell in London, his Irish birth in Roscommon on April 10 1844, Harvard Medical School graduation, Johns Hopkins faculty appointment, and his family survivors. The report also notes multiple local funeral services and obituaries for other Lowell residents including Mrs Sarah Kilburn Howe and Merton A Smith with service details and burial sites.
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Stephen C. King
Lowell
London
England
King
Roscommon
Ireland
Harvard Medical School
Germany
Providence
R. I
Johns Hopkins Institute of Baltimore
John Henderson King
Anna J
John Henderson
Mary E. King
William F
High Street
Joseph
Philadelphia
Sarah Kilburn Howe
James M. Howe
First Street
Howe
Boscawen
N. H
Samuel Fowler
Eunice Kilburn
Capt. Howe
New Hampton
Appleton Street Church
Mr. Twining
Miss Fowler
John Street
Waltham
Greenleaf C. Brock
E. C. Shiek
Brookline
Obituary Notices For Brennan And Howe In City
Bridget Brennan aged 26 of 229 Suffolk Street dies in the city. Sarah K. Howe aged 87 widow of James M. Howe dies in the city. Funeral services at Greenleaf C. Brock 118 First Street Tuesday at 2 PM. Friends invited.
Week Ending June 7 1902 Population and Deaths Report
For the week ending June 7 1902 population 99 574 total deaths 45 deaths under five 7 infectious diseases 1 croup membranous 1 death rate 23 50 against 28 20 and 17 23 for previous two weeks.
Unitarian church festival and local civic notices
The Chelmsford Unitarian church hosts a Wednesday strawberry festival at the town hall with music readings by Lowell talent and a 9:30 to 11 p.m. dance. A 2 p.m. hearing on Stony Brook Valley Electric Railway's extension request until June 1903 takes place. Floral concert, estate sale, and community notices follow with local residents and families deeply involved.
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Unitarian Church
Lowell
Town Hall
Stony Brook Valley Electric Railway Company
Unitarian Sunday School
High Street
Boston
Willing Workers Club
Fred P. Viall
Vernon
A. H. Davis
North Chelmsford Children Day in Second Congregational Church
Large crowd attended Children's Sunday at the Second Congregational church. Mrs. Varney and Miss Lewis organized with Mrs. Norton as accompanist. numerous children performed in a busy program. Baptism, communion, and a temperance pledge marked the day alongside mass attendance at St. John's. Parson Clippers beat Tyngsboro 13 to 6, Troop F left for Framingham camp, and Wakefield's Civil War monument dedication details outlined with McCall as orator scheduled for June 17.
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Second Congregational
Fred E. Varney
Maggie Lewis
Ethel Norton
Robert Scribner
Charles J. Davis
Gladys V. Goodchild
Lowell
Marion Crowell
Annie Turner
Viola Welch
Marion Varney
Jon Jones
Little Foxes and Hunters
Alfred McCombs
Arthur Polley
Lloyd Smith
Willye Smith
Frank Turner
Chester McCombs
Laura Shirreffs
Flor
Nce Bearce
Mildred “Queen
Jennie McCombs
Florence*Turner
Winnie Polley
Faith Trombly
Ethel Reno
Ruth Scribner
Hazel Butterfield
Bessie Scribner
Opal Shir‘reffs
Ella Crockett
Olive Welch
Bertha Wright
Hildra Jones
Lyman Crockett
Ray Smith
Mary Moore
Elizabeth Buchanan
Lena Smith
Opal Shirreffs
Mildred Foote
Violet Hoyt
Gilbert Merrill
Clifton Lakin
Helen Ripley
Arthur Ingham
Ruth Norton
He Flowers
Mildred de Layhe
Flora Durant
Robert W. Dunbuar
Mr. Dunbar
Rita Mary Shirreffs
Alice
Pearl Atwood
George Jersey de Layhe
St. John’s Church
MiIchael
Callanan
Philip Sexton
Callahan
Katie Dunnigan
John B. Emery
Home For
Boston
Parson Clippers
Tyngsboro
A. Sheldon
Mackay
Kennedy
DeLayhe
Harriet N. Flint
Wakefield
Cavalry
Infantry
Artillery
Marine
13Th
Massachusetts Regiment
Gettysburg
Barre
Congressman McCall
E. J. Gihon
Monument cost for handsome soldiers' memorial cited
Fragmentary notes credit a handsome soldiers' monument with a cost upwards of $10,000. A separate line mentions the invention of the button and button-hole as attributed to the Elizabethan era.
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Lowell Vets
Grace Church
Mr. Greene
Boston Americans
T. Louis
Philadelphians
Detroits
Charac
P.C
Eeee
Wee
Baltimore Ee
National League
Stephen King
Merton A. Smith
Jenness Street
Annie Jones
First Spiritualist Society
Highland Council
I. A
Henry Boyd
George F. Maguire
Frank W. Daly
John Moir
Charles Gale
Fred Paige
Hugh Manning
Frank Stevens
J. A. Weinbeck
Stephen A. Gouletsos
C. H. Molloy
Lewis Street
Edson Cemetery
Jennie E. Long
Kinsman Street
Sacred Heart Church
Lawrence J. Tighe
John F. Rogers
Susan E. Cleary
Whipple Street
Fr. Heffernan
Peter H. Savage
John Chellis Kimball
Hildreth
Michael Coughlin
Michael Hennessy
Michael McCormick
Owen Daly
P. H. Savage
Bridget Brennan
Suffolk Street
Patrick Brennan
Patrick Finnerty
Patrick Lee
Patrick Hines
John Foley
John Hines
James A. Walsh
St. Patrick’s Church
Mortuary Report
Horace Ela
Hurd Street
Board OF Health
Herbert C. Mowlton
Maria L. Baker
Catherine O’brien
Lula M. Perkins
Annie Kane
Stane Smith
Mary B. Gilman
Eliza Buckley
Denis Bennette
Noel Dubois
Bridget C. Brogan
J. Emmanuel Crepexu
Naomi C. Mitchell
Elizabeth O'Hanlon
Bridget Clai
Annie Reay
Kataryna Moslenka
Armand Gelineau
William Merrill
Benjamin EB. Blanchard
Margaret Harrington
James Moran
Walter Chadwick
Jean W. Paradis
John Duddy
Georgina Guillemette
Florence S. Goodwin
Mildred E. Kennedy
John Mulholland
Oaly
Catherine Brisson
Marie Y. A. Dumont
John C. Kimball
Elizabeth Allen
Isabella Pettigrew
William Jette
Ann McSorley
David Carafel
Girard P. Dadman
Middlesex County
Chelmsford
North Chelmsford
Worthen
Whitehead
Casey
Davis
Ranger
Roverts
Riley
George Shaw
Harold Whitehead
Pamines
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Framingham
Lincolns
George C. Moore’s Mill
Rupert Ripley
Ripley
Lincoln
Spinning Room
Knox
Pope P
Bam
Lignan
Martell
McEnaney
McTeague
Kane
Stanley
Graham P
Cohan
Durkin
Cole
Mirovitch
McDow
Hill
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack Street
Es & Os
Palmer Street
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Courier-Citizen Co
Merrimack St
Middle St