Unlicensed St Bernard Case Marks Police Court
Alexander Vaillancourt faced a charge of keeping an unlicensed dog. He pleaded not guilty but admitted ownership of a St Bernard and hoped to license it once out of work. The dog allegedly bit a gas company inspector, and Vaillancourt paid a $6 fine. John Liston received a suspended two month jail term for drunkenness, conditionally released on probation. Four other offenders were discharged.
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Alexander Vaillancourt
Alex
Welch
John J. Gaffney
John
Mont Vernon man freed after horse stealing probe
Among them was James E. Caldwell of Mont Vernon New Hampshire a possible find in connection with a horse stealing incident. The police failed to find anything against Caldwell sufficient to warrant holding him on the more serious charge and he was accordingly released. James W Hancock Richard J Grant and Michael Kelley were further continued on drunk charges until June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Caldwell
Mont Vernon
N. H
James
James W. Hancock
Richard J. Grant
Michael Kelley
Weavers' Strike at Somersworth Settled
Fall River reports the United Textile Workers announce resolution of the Somersworth New Hampshire strike at the Great Falls mills. Forty workers had been out. concessions were made with some weavers previously running 10 looms now able to run 14 or 16. James Golden and Albert Hibbert attended to finalize the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
James Golden
Albert Hibbert
United Textile Workers of America
Great Falls
Somersworth
N. H
Messrs. Golden
Hibbert
Death of Frank O Leary on Swinburne Island Hospital
New York reports the death of Frank O Leary of Buffalo at the government hospital on Swinburne Island. He fell ill with yellow fever aboard the Seguranca while traveling from Colon to New York and was moved to the hospital upon the steamship’s arrival. The Seguranca carried about 150 passengers including many who left Panama Canal service due to health issues on the isthmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank O. Leary
Buffalo
Government Hospital
Swinburne Island
Colon
Panama Canal
Local ads and notices mix in Lowell paper
A collage of ads and notices lists Canobie events, chimney work, and guard details at Lynn Cadets. It promotes Limburg 1128 Bridge St springs, Am Jewelry Mfg Co at 24 Prescott St, and Devoe marble floor finish. Also touts millinery sale at Gregoire's, solid silver tea spoons for 3.98, and Caswell Optical Co eye exams. Wood’s sale highlights cut glass and wedding goods.
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Limburg
Bridge St. Main Springs
Jewelry Mfg. Co
Prescott Street
Adams’s Hardware & Paint Co
Gregoire’s
Harry Raynes
Lovyell
Boston Cloak and Suit
Sam Walter Foss Club
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Bridge Street
Caswell Optical Co
Geo. H. Wood
Wood
Obituary Alfred Lawton Dies After Long Illness in Ripley Me
Alfred Lawton died yesterday morning in Ripley Maine after a long illness. He had been ill here and was brought to his Maine home. He leaves a wife and child, two sisters in Maine, one in Boston, and Mrs F L Chadbourne in this city. His father in law Edward Chadbourne, formerly of this city, now lives in Chelmsford.
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Alfred Lawton
Ripley
Maine
Boston
F. L. Chadbourne
Edward Chadbourne
Chelmsford
Various Funeral Services and Burials in Local Parishes
Multiple funeral notices list services from St. Joseph church and St. Patrick's church, with details on officiants, bearers, and burial sites. Names include Marie Lambert, Samuel S. Manley, William E. Hutchins, Charles H. Madeley, Harry Laganes, Patrick Owens, John Ducette, and other mourners and attending organizations.
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Marie Lambert
Cheever Street
St. Joseph's Church
Amyot
Brullard
Fr. Diss
Congregation de Notre Dame de Lourdes
Alexina Masse
Mathilda Goupil
Olivine Levasseur
Celina Levasseur
Rose Anna Gagnon
Marie Morissette
Cercle d’Youville
Cordelia Guertin
Marie Louise Caron
Alfred Labarge
Leo Leclair
Michel Frenette
Joseph Laroche
Charles Lord
Napoleon Lord
William E. Hutchins
Battles Home
Belmont Street
Dr. Chambre
St. Anne’s Church
Hildreth Cemetery
J. B. Currier
Patrick Owens
John F. Rogers
St. Patrick’s Church
Philip O'Brien
Robert Campbell
William Butler
John Campbell
Bernard Fitzpatrick
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
J. F. Rogers
Local Society Notes Highlight Visits Births and Careers
Mrs Thomas Smith of Billerica Road hosted Circle No 8 Highland Lodge of Rebekahs with guests including S A Tufts and L L Varney. Welch Bros report from Atlanta on a plumbers convention. Dr Leon E Sullivan opens office in Ayer after Harvard training. A two week Rangeley fishing trip yields fine trout and salmon. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Edward C Coughlin. Rev E Victor Bigelow attends Keene installation service. Chester L Hunt, a Lowell Textile School graduate, joins Lippitt Mills Woonsocket.
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Thomas Smith
Billerica Road
East Chelmsford
Circle No. 8
Highland Lodge
Rebekahs
S. A. Tufts
Woburn
L. L. Varney
Winthrop
Emperor William Hosts French Embassy at Crown Prince Wedding
In Berlin on June 9 the emperor received the special French embassy at the crown prince’s wedding at Doeberitz. He watched cavalry exercises then hosted breakfast. The health of the foreign officers was toasted by the emperor, and Gen De La Croix replied with thanks and a toast to the empress and imperial family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Doeberitz
de la Croix
Discrimination Allegations At Textile School Spark City Hall Visit
City officials report an alleged discrimination case involving two Holyoke students at the Textile school. Principal Crosby visited city hall about the matter while Mayor Casey declined to comment. School board Chairman Duncan continues signing diplomas as assessors race to finish in under two weeks with parties watching poll lists.
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Casey
Holyoke
Crosby
City Hall
Duncan
Wages to be Raised at Dominion Iron and Steel Plant
The Dominion Iron and Steel Company announces a wage increase for laborers at the Sydney plant from 1.30 to 1.40 dollars per day, effective June 16. Several hundred workers will be affected.
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Sydney
C. B
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Merrimack Dress Clothes Emphasis For June Weddings
The Merrimack highlights dress clothes for men and young men in June, with carefully selected fabrics, honest linings and trimmings, stylish models, and tailoring by "yours." This ad promotes weddings graduations and social occasions, stressing weight finish and service.
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Merrimack
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C. F. Keyes
Central Street
Mass
KEYES
Wilder Street
Bartlett Place
Summer Street
Winthrop Avenue
Co. F. Keyss
GS. McGregor
Hildeath Building
Howell, Mass
Lane ST
Highlands
Lane Street
F. G. McGregor
H. Hanson & Co
Rock Street
Lowell, Riass
Rmiy Stable
Locust St
Haverhill
Geo. Fergerson
ST. Bernard
A. W. Buan
Sun
Mon
Tue
Web
Lowell Daily Courier
Samuel S. Manley
Edson
Horace Ela
Oregonian
Portland
Oregon
Charles H. Madeley
Oatman Station
I. L. Huff
First Presbyterian Church
River View Cemetery
Madeley
Moore
Hannah Moore Bodwell
Dracut
Harry Laganes
C. H. Molloy
Undertaker Molloy
John J. Ducette
Lawrence Street
St. Peter’s Church
McDermod
John Warburton
Mollie Ivers
Thomas Farley
Walter Brown
Fred Gokey
Edward Draper
Fr. McDermot
John J. Higgins
New London
New Haven
Conn
Providence
Welch Bros
Richard Welch
Atlanta
Leon E. Sullivan
Harvard
Ayer
Thomas J. McDonald
Joseph Dextra
L. A. Derby
Rangeley Lakes
Edward C. Coughlin
Hale Street
Coughlin
The
Courier-Citizen Company
E. Victor Bigelow
Eliot Church
Keene, N. H
Chester L. Hunt
Lowell Textile School
Lippitt Mills of
Woonsocket
R. I
Emperor William the Host
Hood’s
C. I. Hood CO
Lowell, Mass
Patten
Merrimack &Q
Carter & Sherburne’s
Druc
Cor
Market Street
the Merrimack
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