Keynote Speech by Edward O. Wolcott at Philadelphia Rally
Senator Wolcott opens with Republican optimism, praising McKinley, tariff victories, and unity. He recounts four years of prosperity, notes war outcomes in Cuba and the Philippines, defends imperial gains, pledges stable currency, and urges continued party leadership to lift and unite the nation into the new century.
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Cyclist Moran Hurt In Olive Wheel Race
James J. Moran one mile amateur New England champion was badly injured at Glenmere park during Olive Wheel club bicycle races. In the two mile handicap his front axle broke on the back stretch, throwing him unconscious to the track. he was taken to Lynn hospital, then to his Chelsea home after several hours. Moran was a notable figure in recent Spindle City Wheelmen meets.
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Real estate sales for WPERK ending June 16
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels with buildings and woodland across Lowell Chelmsford Tyngsborough Billerica Wilmington and surrounding areas. Transactions involve buyers including Kappler Dunfey Reinhardt Madden Clark Sullivan Lyons and several exrs with prices ranging from $1 to $4475.
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WPERK
Luther Holt
Samuel N. Harris
Howard Street
William H. Anderson
Thomas D. Lyons
Hale Street
Wilbert H. Boody
William H. Emery
Stevens Street
Frank K. Stearns
Thomas Costello
Nesmith Street
John F. Nichols
W. L. Northrup
West Forest Street
William T. Carolin
Alice Madden
East Merrimack Street
Mary A. Clark
Stackpole Street
Daniel T. Sullivan
A. G. Thompson
Chestnut Street
C. P. Chase
Tilden Street
James H. Dunham
John B. Swift
Nellie A. Maxwell
Spring Street
Tour to Gettysburg Luray and Washington Leaves Beston
Personally conducted Pennsylvania Railroad tour departs Beston on September 14 for a rail journey visiting Gettysburg Luray and Washington. The package covers carriage drives Caverns hotel accommodations and related expenses for 35 dollars as arranged by DN Hell Tourist Agent 206 Washington Street Boston.
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Ellen Grace Shirley
Merrimack Street
Daniel Gage
Isaac N. Frink
Ferry Road
Leopold M. Reinhardt
Malvina Boisvert
Simeon Lagasse
Hilder Street
George L. Hubbard
J. R. Hoole
Bridge Street
Louis H. Kileski
T. H. Reardon
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Cyrus G. Hatch
George C. Hatch
Starbird Street
Della Kiernan
Axel W. Jorgensen
Thomas F. Hale
James F. Lyons
Fayette Street
John R. Fairburn
George N. Cushing
Cushing
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Fannie B. Spencer
Nellie Blurte
Westford Street
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Miles F. Brennan
August Fels
Chelmsford
Alonzo L. Melein
Mary H. Lee
Westford
Benjamin H. Hartwell
Charles B. Couture
George H. Morse
Frank M. Kimeball
Tyngsborough
Reuben B. Sherburn
Julia KE. Pollard
Billerica
Leonora C. Spaulding
Cora A. Monroe
Wilmington
Fr. B. Richardson
Henry Sheldon
Charles J. Sargent
Trina Ramee
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