Stabbing at Moody street saloon leaves victim tight lipped
James Patterson was stabbed under the chin after a verbal quarrel at a Moody street saloon. He refused to name his assailant to police, saying it was his own fight. The attacker, a man known to police, fled after the incident and Patterson, weakened from blood loss, was treated at St Johns hospital.
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James Patterson
Moody Street
Patterson
Maiden Lane
Worthen Street
St. John’s Hospital
Inspector Walsh
Police Board Grants Minor Licenses at Last Night Meeting
The police board approved licenses for common victualers and hawker pedlars. Names include Margaret Blackburn, William Smith, Joseph Paquette, George McCabe, Susie Barrett, Elizabeth Shaw, Sarah Hunt, Patrick McAuliffe. Several liquor licenses were issued to Denis OBrien, Charles Trombley, and Harry Parker. Junk dealer licenses went to Israel Lightman and Sam Blank. other revocations included E Hilliard Clough and junk collectors.
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Board of Police
Commncon Victualers
Margaret Blackburn
Summer Street
William L. Smith
Rogers Street
Joseph Paquette
Austin Street
George H. McCabe
Smith Avenue
Susie E. Barrett
George Street
Elizabeth Shaw
Dutton Street
Sarah Hunt
Patrick McAuliffe
Shafer Street
E. Hill
Nellie V. Merritt
W. H. Merritt & Co
Manchester Storm Destroys Property With Large Hail
Manchester New Hampshire June 13 a severe hail and electrical storm swept the city at 620 pm trimming fruit trees killing a horse on the main street and causing washouts in several sections. Hail stones reached walnut size breaking window glass in places.
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Manchester
N. H
Calve Plans October U.S. Concert Tour
Paris June 13 Madame Calve announces departure in October for the United States to take part in a series of popular concerts.
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Paris
Madame Calve
United States
Mayor at Meeting Proposes $800 Fourth Fireworks Display
At a July 4 committee session the sub committee on fireworks urged the mayor to contract an $800 display with Paine Company. Debate followed over cutting sports funding from $225 to $125 and reducing the fireworks budget to $700. Mayor Casey favored maintaining $800, citing past criticism of fireworks and planning to oversee the display with the purchasing agent. The panel approved no cut to fireworks, adjourned after voting to proceed with $800 and scheduled another meeting.
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Paine Company
America
Messrs. McIntyre
Baldwin
McMahon
Casey
Lowell
Alderman Rourke
Paine Fireworks Company
Rourke
Crosby
McIntyre
Walker
Fairweather
Debating Club Backs Abolishing the Common Council
The Benjamin Franklin Debating Club met in the Howe building to debate abolishing the common council. Cornelius Harrigan and James F Riley argued yes, while Charles F Deehan and Duncan Keily argued no. Judges Ernest Parsons, John Murphy, and George W. Kitchen led to a negative win, and a committee was formed to arrange an upcoming annual social.
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Benjamin Franklin Debating Club
Howe Building
Common Council
Cornelius Harrigan
James F Riley
Charles F. Deehan
Duncan Keily
Messrs
Ernest Parsons
John H. Murphy
George W. Kitchen
Ernest P. Parsons
Geo. W. Kitchen
City Fathers Meet With Police Protection
Philadelphia June 13 Amid the cry of thieves and crooks and under the protection of a squad of police the committee on street railways of city councils referred to the city solicitor for his opinion as to their legality four bills repealing ordinances granting street car companies the right to use 110 miles of street to lay tracks without the city receiving any compensation for the franchises
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Philadelphia
Ubero Company investors face slim returns amid receivership
In a French American community report, Ubero Company receivers warn investors that substantial gains hinge on recovering funds from officers or wrongdoers. They may pursue legal action to recover assets, as most stock and bond holders fear their money is effectively lost. The update reflects widespread disappointment and ongoing scrutiny of company mismanagement.
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Ubero Company
Pastor Isaac La Fieur Delays Departure Due to Ill Daughter
Rev Mr Isaac La Fieur of the French Baptist church delays his planned move after illness in his family. Miss Aurore La Fieur has been an invalid for a year, deterring the pastor from leaving his post to lead a more demanding field. The society had urged the change citing need for leadership.
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Euretta M. Marin
Joseph Marin
Notre Dame Academy
Elodie Chapdelaine
Florence Dozois
Chapdelaine
Marin
Isaac la Fieur
French Baptist Church
Miss Aurore
la Fleur
Lake Memphremagog: America's Loch Lomond and scenic gem
In northern Vermont and Canada lay Lake Memphremagog a thirty mile long two and a quarter mile wide resort famed for its beauty. The "Loch Lomorn" nickname echoes local lore with cliffs forests and distant peaks including Owl's Head and Orford Mount. The Boston & Maine railroad offers illustrated booklets by sending two cents for each title to its general passenger department.
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Vermont
Canada
Green Mountain State
Newport
Magog
Owl's Head
Orford Mount
Switzerland
America
Memphremagog
Loch Lomond
Women learn to listen from enumerator lesson
The Herald notes the first lesson taught to women by enumerators is to not do all the talking. It suggests a more pleasant, easier approach: attend an after dinner speaker list where one or four men precede them, and they may learn by example.
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the Herald
Fraternal meetings note July Pilgrim Day planning
Fraternal Lodge Garfield Colony UOP and Lowell lodge No 87 BPOE held regular meetings last night. Pilgrim Association of Boston discussed Ye Pilgrim Day at Nantasket beach and Paragon Park on July 22. Court Merrimack F of A reported strong turnout and new initiates. Mathews reported five candidates and six membership propositions. society stands at 820 members. A vote thanked Lower Mills agents for Memorial Day leave.
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Garfield Colony
Pilgrim Association of Boston
Nantasket Beach
Paragon Park
Great Sun council proposes independent Pocahontas grand council
The Great Sun council Daughters of Pocahontas opened its business session at Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday. A proposal to form a great council independent of the Red Men was referred to a three member committee for study and report at Lynn's next annual session. The night ended with a Pocahontas degree exemplification by Minnequa council staff led by Past Gachem C. N. Leach. The staff included Clara Varney as Pocahonter and Martha Cotter as Winona, with several named officers and participants.
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Great Sun Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Odd Fellows Hall
Great Council of the Order
Great Council of the Red Men
Lynn
Pocahontas
Minnequa Council
Gachem C. N. Leach
Clara 7. Varney
Pocahonter
Martha Cotter
Winona
Agnes Ryan
Powhatar
Joan Gray
Izzie Harey
Mary Hart
Brown
Annie Leach
Susan Nichols
McMaster
White
Lillian Stafford
Florence Fores
Walwork
Hary Smith
King
Epworth League and Eagles Offer Low Fare to Midstate Cities
The notice advertises the Nickel Plate route to Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo with return options. Details include ticket sale dates, return limits, rates, and accommodations like ro.es and sleepers, as requested by LP Burgess, N. E. F A., Old South Building, Posto, Mess.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Epworth League
Eagles
Burgess
Old South Bidg
Posto
Mess
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Chelmsford
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Cupy
Israel Lightman
Railroad Street
Sam Blank
Howard Street
Jacob Feinberg
Broadway
Alderman Walker
Mrenah
Columbia Phonograph Co
Central Street
Citizen Or Courier
Columbia Phonograph Store
Courier-Citizen CO. Graphophone Dept
Lowell, Mass
Courier
Citizen
the Courier-Citizen Company
Merrimack Street
Ubero
Louise Reault
Tynwick
Aime Reault
Helene Crepeau
Longueuil
Que
Albert E. Duval
Montreal
Joseph Reil
Louis Reil
Mr. Riel
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J. H. Roy
Albert Bolduc
Omer Bernard
Adele Lesieur
Lesieur
St. Anne's Sodality
Hercule Gagnon
Philomene Gagnon
Cleophas L’ Heureux
Misael Martin
Odilon Gagnon
Pelham
St. Roch
Quebec
Talbot’s
Middle St
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Loch Lomorn
Lowell Lodge
Grand Lodge
F E. E. Boucher
Buffalo Club
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