Peruna hailed as cure for women’s ills by users
Letters from Mrs Fannie Henderson of Seattle and Mrs A L Orrison of Richmond praise Peruna for curing chronic female ailments after long suffering. They claim relief from inflammation and fatigue, regaining health and ability to work. Readers are offered free medical advice from Dr S B Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.
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Fannie Henderson
First Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Grand Worthy
Templar
Peruna
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Death of Patrolman Albert Libby After 36 Years on Lowell Force
Patrolman Albert E. Libby of the Lowell police department died at his Eighteenth street home after a two week illness. He was 72 and had served 36 years on the force, including 17 years on the Centralville beat. Libby, born in 1833 in Hartford Maine, came to Lowell in 1852, spent a decade on the Pacific coast, then joined the local police in 1869. He is survived by two daughters, Miss Mabel Libby and Mrs. George E. Burns, both of Eighteenth street.
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Annie Harpole
Hoytstreet
Portland
Ore
Daughters of Liberty
Albert E. Libby
Lowell
Force
Libby
Folsom
Centralville
Chelmsford
Hartford
Maine
Appleton Mills
New York
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Mabel Libby
George E. Burns
Eighteenth Street
Humane Society Monthly Meeting Reports Animal Cruelty Cases
The Humane Society heard Agent Richardson report 25 cruelty cases, 75 animals killed, and 426 examined. In the children's department 22 neglect cases, 3 before the court for stubbornness, 5 in destitution, and 8 for non support. Three children placed in homes and six warned.
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The
Humane Society
Richardson
Children’s Department
Lyman School
House of Refuge
Boston
Frank Sibley Charged with Bogus Moth Agent Scam
Lawrence police arrested Frank Sibley yesterday on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He allegedly posed as a State Brown Tail Moth commission employee and offered moth nest removal at private homes, a scam believed to have operated in Lowell several months earlier.
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Frank Sibley
Lawrence
Sibley
Lowell Sever
Henry Brady Falls at Boarding Place Causes Serious Injuries
Henry Brady aged 36 fell down stairs at 24 Webster Street just before midnight and sustained a broken nose and a gash requiring twelve stitches. He complained of a finger joint sensation and was taken by ambulance to the Emergency hospital after the fall, attributed by witnesses to intoxication.
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Henry Brady
Webster Street
Brady
Opening Lexington park features new amusements and concerts
Patrons visiting Lexington park at its opening today will see extensive improvements. Lenna Claire Howes' ladies' orchestra will perform daily. The new hippodrome skating rink offers continuous skating, a free toboggan slide entertains children, and attractions include a box ball alley merry go round electric arcade and a large zoological garden. The Rustic theatre hosts daily performances and a free kitchen is provided for picnic parties.
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Lexington Park
Lenna Claire Howes
Fourth of July Parade in Lowell Sets Sports Feature Abolished
The Lowell Fourth of July parade votes to remove the sporting feature with $125 moved to the parade. Aldermen Rourke and Walker back the abolition, while McIntyre opposes feebly and Baldwin supports the majority. Principal Irish warns high school regiment may be unreliable post term and equipment risks. Textiles and five Portuguese societies expected to join. time set between 6:30 and 8 p.m. Committee to Charlestown to scout top features.
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Rourke
Walker
MclIntyre
Baldwin
Marshal Hubbard
Irish
O. M
Belvidere
St. Patrick’s Fife and
Charlestown
Streets Committee Eyes 35000 Loan and Street Additions
A dull session on a torrid night saw the streets committee vote to recommend a 35000 loan to fund the streets department for the rest of the year. Estimates were ordered for macadamizing Chelmsford Street to the city line and Powell Street to Liberty Street. Petitions for Clough Avenue and Ina Avenue were read and subcommittees formed.
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Committee On Streets
Streets
Fairweather
Chelmsford Street
Powell Street
Liberty Street
Clough Avenue
West Tenth Street
Bridge Street
Ina Avenue
Ina Street
Fourth Avenue
Messrs
Morse
Mahoney
Fleming
Hayes
Mayberry
Middlesex Street
Power House
Cheney
Grand Street
Jee
Free Graphophone Offer With Paper Purchase
A Courier Citizen and Columbia Phonograph Company offer a free graphophone with paper subscription. Pay 25 cents for a 50 cent record, receive a certificate to obtain a $12.50 machine plus one 7 inch record and coupons, then buy records to recoup the deposit. Demonstrations to inspect the machine in Room 3 Courier Citizen building this afternoon and evening.
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Columbia Phonograph
Central Street
Courier-Citizen
Columbia Phonograph Company
Columbia
French Americans organize for Fourth of July parade
A large St Josephs college hall meeting organized a French American turnout for the July 4 parade. Maxime Lepine presided while Councilman Leon Marcotte served as secretary. A whole French American division was favored. Joseph Harvey was named marshal and a committee including Turcotte Lepine and Marcotte was formed to invite clubs and societies. If the plan fails, a mounted guard may suffice.
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St. Joseph’s College Hall
Maxime Lepine
Leon Marcotte
Marshall Hubbard
E. H. Choquette
L. P. Turcotte
Charles H. Boisvert
Marcotte
Pierre A. Brousseau
Joseph Harvey
Fred Giroux
Joseph S. Montminy
Paul Charbonneau
L. P. Leblanc
Mr. Brunelle
IL. P. Turcotte
Passacongway Tribe Parade On Fourth With Real Indians
The Passacongway tribe of Red Men will march on the Fourth accompanied by a hundred real Indians in life. The great council issued a dispensation last night authorizing the tribe to appear in costume, marking a unique feature for the parade.
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Red Man
Great Council
Infant's Body Found in Merrimack River Near Varnum's Landing
An infant's body was recovered from the Merrimack River near Varnum's Landing after a camper reported seeing a body in the water. The body was found by a bystander and placed in the care of a undertaker after notification to Lowell police. The death appeared to have occurred recently.
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Angree
Varnum’s
Colburn Ot Dracut
Otl Field
Lowell
Uncle Jed Says Gingers Worth Not Mouthfuls Near Sanford's
A local quip from Uncle Jed emphasizes the value of ginger flavors, declaring other gingers are not worth mussing your mouth when near O' Sanford's. The remark reflects neighborhood humor about eateries and tongue in cheek rivalry.
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Jed
Sanford’s
Lake Shore Railway Tickets Promise Cupid’s Favor
An ad touts Lake Shore Railway as ideal for travel, claiming superb service and perfect equipment make journeys peaceful and satisfying. It urges readers to choose tickets reading Via the Lake Shore to receive a favorable reply from Cupid.
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Lake Shore
Cupid
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Washington, D. C
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Washington, D.C
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Dr. True
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W. T. S. Bartlett
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