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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
10
Ping Pong Craze Promotes Latest Trade Item Sale
An advertisement touts Ping Pong as the fashionable game with genuine in styles and prices. Thomas H. Lacher rooms advertise bargains at 19 Merrimack Street and 15 and 21 John Streets. Cook-Taylor & Co. launches a special drive sale of 5000 yards of extra quality material at 7 cents a yard in their basement department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Lacher
Merrimack Street
John Streets
Cook-Taylor & Co
Central Street
Personal notes and social items from the city
Charles A. Dugan returns home after a stay at Billerica Centre while William Farley canvasses for the Morris history for the Nashua Telegraph. A Frances E. Brown piano recital draws about 30 pupils and includes solos by several named players. Various locals take fishing trips with mixed success, and visits include John Cull, Michael Lawn, and David Campbell. A birthday party at 77 Fremont Street marks fourteenth celebrations with gifts and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Dugan
Billerica Centre
William Farley
Morris History
Courier- Citizen
Nashua Telegraph
Frances E. Brown
Crescent Street
John Gelder
Charlie Dupont
Freddie Greenleaf
Julia Spaulding
Florence Chamberlain
Vera Perkins
Miss Mandickson
Walter Clements
William Reagan
Courier-Citizen Job Printing Department
Manchester
Printers’ Union
Lowell
Thomas Carroll
Hosford Square
William Gould
Appleton Street
Tyngsboro
Bridgeport
Conn
George Oo. Harvey
Fremont Street
Cosmopolitan Specialty at Lakeview Theatre this Week
Lakeview theatre hosts Joseph J. Flynn's Cosmopolitan Specialty company this week with Glorie fire dancer Manuel Romain tenor and balladist Three Shamrocks Irish sketch Musical Ravens instrumentalists La Petite Freddie dancer and Walter C. Steeley pianist Two performances daily afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview Theatre
Joseph J. Flynn
Cosmopolitan Specialty Company
Gloriie
Fire Dancer
Manuel Romain
New York
Ravens
la Petite Freddie
Walter C. Steeley
Coronation Voyage List From Boston To London
Lowell residents booked through Murphy's steamship agency sail today from Boston on S S Commonwealth for Europe. Passengers include John Ashworth Mary E Wormald George R Austin Joseph Johnson Sarah Bridgewater Daniel Hartley Albert Woodhead Edward J Heath Henry Stewart Mary McShane Mary E Walsh Susan Mahan Mrs Margaret Robertson Sarah J Robertson. Steamship previously set to sail Wednesday but departs early to join the naval parade in London for the June 27 coronation exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Murphy's Steamship Agency
Boston
Dominion Line
S. S. Commonwealth
Europe
John Ashworth
Mary E. Wormald
George R. Austin
Joseph Johnson
Sarah Bridgewater
Daniel Hartley
Albert Woodhead
Edward J. Heath
Henry Stewart
Mary McShane
Mary E. Walsh
Susan Mahan
Stolen bicycle recovered for city library visitor
The bicycle of Miss Helen A. Dimon stolen from in front of the city library Thursday morning of last week was recovered in Little Kanada and returned to its owner. The wheel had been partly taken to pieces when found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen A. Dimon
Cool Food For Hot Days Diet Note
Health advice promotes reducing meat and fat in warm weather to feel cooler. Grape-Nuts with cream, fruit, and soft boiled eggs is suggested for breakfast, offering predigested nourishment that sustains until noon without heavy cooking. Pack includes recipes and aims to curb summer lassitude in ten days.
Memorial services honor deceased Knights of Pythias in Lowell and Danforth
Six lodges of the Knights of Pythias held a memorial in Associate Hall Lowell with 24 knights forming a triangle while about 170 members decorated graves in the forenoon. Officers included Chancellor Commander Charles A. Cross and Vice Chancellor C. L. Joy. The principal address by Past Grand Chancellor Charles Cowley cited reflections on life and death with excerpts from Jean Ribeaut and Wesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Lowell
Wamesit
Samuel H. Hines
Middlesex
Chevalier
Danforth
Billerica
Charles A. Cross
Lowell Lodge
Massachusetts
C. L. Joy
Wamesit Lodge
Alvin E. Joy
William G. Whale
John A. Gilmore
Timothy Mahoney
P. C
Benjamin R. Douglas
Willam Holmes
Henry P. Flood
S. H. Hines
P. C. Sam Chapin
Fred A. Parker
George Blood
Charles Cowley
Order
Jean Ribeaut
Anastasia
Florida
John
Cardinal Newman
C. A. R. Dimon
Port Hudson
Wesley
Lakeview Willow Dale Camp Scene Updates Mascuppie Canoe Clubs
Crowds at Lakeview and Willow Dale mark the largest Sunday turnout of the season as campers fill the area. New canoes join Iroquois and Mascuppie clubs. Eva Young hosts Lowell High basketball players at her father E. W. Young’s camp. A baseball game between young men and women ends with the girls winning, aided by playful umpire wartime flattery. dancing follows at Willow Dale from seven to nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Willow Dale
Eva Young
E. W. Young
Lowell High School
Dracut Selectmen Take No Action On Rail Way Petition
No action was taken on the Lowell and Pelham street railway petition Saturday afternoon by the Dracut selectmen. Secretary St Ledger and Town Solicitor J Joseph Hennessey were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell and Pelham Street Railway
Dracut
St. Ledger
J. Joseph Hennessey
The Smart Set July highlights and fiction lineup
The magazine opens with Edward S. Van Zile's novelette Clarissa's Troublesome Baby and features notable short stories by Marguerite Tracy James Branch Cabell Beatrice Heron Maxwell Justus Miles Forman Edith Sessions Tupper John Regnault Ellyson and others. It includes Gilbert Parker's article The Crowning of the King on Edward VII and Kitchener coverage Lord Kitchener portrait frontispiece and multiple timely papers plus H Rid er Haggard serial The Pearl Maiden. Also War era pieces When the Colt Jammed The Wrath of Mrs Barker and Military Manoeuvres Above the Clouds Should Women Ride Astride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. van Zile
Clarissa
Claudia
Marguerite Tracy
Arden
James Branch Cabell
Riccardo
Gray Lives
Guy Wetmore Carry
Betty Syndicate
Beatrice Heron-Maxwell
Mr. Livingstone
Justus Miles Forman
Frank Norris
Douglas Story
Edith Sessions Tupper
Green Portieres
John Regnault Ellyson
Gilbert Parker
M. P
Edward VII
Louise Chandler Moulton
Theodosia Garrison
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Caroline Duer
Myrtle Reed
Carolyn Wells
Ethel Watts Mumford
Minna Irving
Minna Thomas Antrim
Bliss Carman
Clinton Secollard
James Jeffrey Roche
Arthur Macy
R. K. Munkittrick
Owen Oliver
Edwin L. Sabin
Felix Carmen
Francis Dana
Samuel Minturn Peck
William J. Lampton
Pearson
Lord Kitchener
Khartoum
H. Rider Haggard
Jerusalem
Philippines
Switzerland
Alps
Book Reception Pleases Publishers With High Circulation Hopes
The reception by the press suggested strong reader interest and a likely large circulation for the new book. Reviewers indicated favorable initial impressions, signaling solid momentum for sales.
Empress Frederick’s Library Reveals Rich Tastes and Memorials
The Empress listened daily to books and reviews in four languages, annotated her autographs from princes and scholars, preserved her husband Kaiser Friedrich’s writings, and collected photographs and notes. Guests recall evenings on the Cronberg terrace with Taunus scenery surrounding scholarly discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick of
Germany
Herr Leinhaas
Castle of Cronberg
Naples
St. Marguerite
Bayeno
Portofino
Lord Liverpool
Kaiser Friedrich
Taunus
Cronberg
Frankfort
Odenwald
Spessart
Peptiron iron tonic from Hood s Sarsaparilla promotes color and strength
An advertisement touts Peptiron iron tonic as a pleasant blood builder for pale or anemic individuals. It claims improved color of face lips and ears, stronger nerves and circulation, and offers a liquid cordial or chocolate coated pills sold by Hood s Sarsaparilla of Lowell Massachusetts with customer testimonials praising benefits after six weeks use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
C. I. Hood CO
Hood's
Lowell
Mass
Trio rounded up for stolen goods at Spalding Park
Lowell and Tewksbury officers arrested Robert F Martin Thomas H Kennedy John Shanley as a gang linked to breaks at Spalding Park dressing rooms and store room under the grandstand. The stolen items were hidden in a burlap bag then found near the ball field. Two men John Kinnane and Thomas Monahan faced unrelated barroom brawl arrests. Charles J Curnyn was booked for drunkenness and assault on an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding Park
Fred H. Ela
Ela
Tewksbury
Lowell
Kew
Oaklands
Lieut. Downey
Sergi Freeman
McCann and
Marshall
B. G. Coburn
Robert F.martin
McCann and Marshall
Coburn
Thomas H. Kennedy
South Street
Martin
Sergt. Freeman
Tyler Street
John Shanley
Robert F. Martin
Kennedy
Shanley
Whittaker
Hessian
John Kinnane
Thomas Monahan
Bacchus
Heart Watchman Bickmore Found Dead in Mill
Anson Bickmore, about 55, a watchman on the Massachusetts, died of heart failure during his shift in the Prescott section weave room. He began work at 10.45 pm, was later found by two fellow watchmen, and pronounced dead by Dr. Sullivan. Body sent to Molloy’s warerooms. residence listed as 10 Alder street, Belvidere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Bickmore
Massachusetts
Prescott
Bickmore
Sullivan
Molloy
Alder Street
Belvidere
Bargain sponge to fountain syringe sale at Carleton Hovey
A Boston sale notice highlights a large sponge priced at 10c and a 50c atomizer for 25c. A two‑quart fountain syringe is 39c, valued at 75c, an elastic water pad truss costs $1.00, and six pairs straw cuffs are 25c. All items pitched as exceptional values from Carleton & Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
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United States Mail
Glasgow
Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
Broadway
Denis Murphy
Pacial Riemrinishes
A. W. Brown
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