Lowell Daily Courier Archives, Jun 21, 1905, p. 10

June Day Lengths Record From Almanac

The entry lists sun rise at 4.07 and moon rise at 10.37 p m. Sun set at 7 24 g Length of day is 15 17 hours The note reflects a mid year solar and lunar timing record for June.

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Burn Wilson's coal and local services advertised

Yard and street ads list coal burner Burn Wilson and services at Young's Lawn seat paint and stains, chimney repairs by Smith Lawrence Limburg 1128 Bridge. Telephone available. Cigar brand 7-20-4 carries warranty. Am. Jewelry Mfg. Co. offers watches and guarantees. Caswell Optical Co. promotes affordable glasses. Miss Ellen M Holden and others sail on Cunard Saxonia. Mr John M Dean and family sail on White Star Arabic.

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Wilson Young’se Smith Lawrence Limburg Bridge Street Am. Jewelry Mfg. Co Prescott Street Caswell Optical Co Leeds Cunard Line Ellen M. Holden Carrie M. Hart Ellen M. Floyd Clara B. Horne Ada Hutchinson White Star Line John M. Dean Margaret Hutchinson

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PIANOFORTE RECITAL BY MISS CALDERWOOD PUPILS

Miss L Ella Calderwood presents a High street pianoforte recital at her home performed entirely by her pupils. The program features duets and solos with demanding pieces, reflecting careful instruction and praise for the teacher. A large audience of parents and friends attended.

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L. Ella Calderwood High Street Annie Heins Robin's Lullaby Krogmann Pearl Ober Pauline Bennett Heins Edith R. Sanders Harry Boot Mary E. Donohoe Zannoni Mary Carolan Pierrot Grimaldi Alice M. Hayes Evelyn Mansfield Bola Tasenex Lange Pauline Coggeshall Ryder Esther Sanders Gladys Kimball Hunter Kornatzski Alice L. Clain Terdrasse Williamena Thornton Lena C. O'Hare Kidjeje'e Chopin Esther A. Sanders Kowalski Harriet Morse Frank Hoyt Cssseoes Lange Catherine Cole Ruhe Gladys A. Kimball Edna Bennison

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Committee Visits Butler and Lyon Street Schools

The education committee inspected Butler and Lyon Street schools after a notice from Supt Whitcomb about crowding. Both schools handled today’s attendance despite rain, but officials found they need more space in each building.

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Committee On Education Butler Lyon Street Supt. Whitcomb

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Women’s Auxiliary Visit to Concord Outing

Members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Association were entertained by Mrs. Hiram Kilkenny in Concord. Kilkenny, a livery stable owner, provided carriages and guided the Lowell visitors through historic sights, making it one of the most pleasant outings in Auxiliary history.

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Women’s Auxiliary Young Men’s Christian Association Concord Hiram Kilkenny Kilkenny Lowell

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Obituary for Emma Cossette and Daniel McMahon

Emma Cossette aged 30 years 1 month 20 days died at 641 Market Street after a lingering illness. She leaves husband el frey Cossette, brother George Bergeron of Boston, sisters Mrs Olivine Brown and Miss Amanda Bergeron, foster parents Mr and Mrs Reulle Banville, and several religious affiliations. Daniel McMahon aged 67 died at his son John McMahon’s home near 37 Bartlett Street. he also leaves daughters Miss Mary McMahon Mrs Elizabeth Costello and Mrs Catherine Blowen.

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Emma” Cossette Elfrey Cossette Market Street George Bergeron Boston Olivine Brown Amanda Bergeron Reulle Banville St. Anne's Sodality Society For the Propagation of the Faith of Joseph's Parish L'Association de Notre Dame de Bonsecours Daniel McMahon Belvidere John McMahon Bartlett Street John Mary McMahon Elizabeth Costello Catherine Blowen

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Various Obituaries and Funeral Services in Edson Cemetery

A string of funeral notices from yesterday detail ceremonies for Evelyn H. Colby at 171 Walker Street with Rev E. P. Herrick and a long list of floral tributes from organizations and individuals. Other rites include Samuel Lawley at 23 Burnside Street with bearers from Boott mills, Annie Mealey at 794 Broadway, Marian L. Houston at 2 Runlett Court, Alice McKee at 27 Union Street with St. Peter's Church mass, and several more in St. Patrick's cemetery. Edith Augusta Hedin's Swedish church service at Moore Street is noted with a large floral display and Edson cemetery burial.

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Evelyn H. Colby Walker Street E. P. Herrick Worthen Street M. E. Church Etta Rutherford Bennett Lowell Machine Shop George Fellows M. L. Yuller T. W. Johnson Epworth League H. Green Susan Jessup William L. Farnham H. C. Hutchins Messrs. Johnson, Stetson, Mathewson and Hutchinson Edson Cemetery Mr. Herrick J. B. Currier Samuel Lawley Burnside Street Geo. Whitaker Centralville M. E W. H. Pepin Harry Stocks Isle of Jas G. Marshall Alonzo Falls George W. Dearborn Frank Scott Annie Mealey S. Frank Bulkley Broadway Street John Mealey Thomas A. D. Sullivan David Realy Floris Parsons Fr. Gilday St. Patrick’s Cemetery J. F. O'Donnell Marian L. Houston Runlett Court Howie Hopedale James Dracut Robert Thompson Ida I. Wilson George Thompson William Robert J Nathaniel A. Houston C. M. Young & Co Alice McKee Union Street Fail River Graniteville St. Peter’s Church Heffernan Mollie Ivers John Warburton Richard McHamm James Riglin Jeremiah Crowley James Z. Murphy Fr. Heffernan Undertaker Molloy Edith Augusta Hedin M. E Moore Street Cnns J. Wigren P. E David Forsberg Robert Hedlund Waldermar Swenson Axel Brati William Castor David Hailberg Hdith Widlund Misses Anderson Carl G. Pihl A. P. Swanson Bouget A. Gustafson Sophie Ida Larson Ekengren Nelson Carlson

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Tyngsboro Gains Population in State Census Bulletin

A Massachusetts labor bureau bulletin shows Tyngsboro with a 20.94 percent population increase from 1895 to 1905, amid overall town changes. Eight towns rise modestly, ten decline, with Hampden recording the largest decrease tied to mill burnings and outflow of workers. Middles ex marks a small loss from farm-to-estate shifts.

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State Bureau of Statistics For Labor Massachusetts Hampden Middleton Tyngsboro Millis Bulletin Monterey Washington Edgartown Ose Tae Nahant New Salem Gon Shutesbury Goshen Holland Southampton Boxboro Burlington Carlisle Dunstable Dover

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Obituaries and family notices from East Greenwich and city

Obituary notices report deaths and ages: Cossette wife of Jeffrey Cossette aged 30 years 1 month 20 days. Daniel McMahon aged 67 years died at his home 1 rear of 37 Bartlett street. Daniel Meehan aged 15 years 10 months son of Daniel Meehan of this city. Charles Sloane aged 16 years son of Mrs. James Sloane of 3 rear of 9 Appleton street. Died in East Greenwich R I on June 20.

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Cossette Jeffrey Cossette McMahon Bartlett Street Daniel McMahon Meehan East Greenwich R. IL Daniel Meehan Sloane R. I Charles Sloane James Sloane Appleton Street

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Merchants Association Sets Thursday Half-Day Close

The Merchants Association met at the Lowell board of trade room and voted to close stores at 12.30 p.m. on Thursdays during July and August. A circulating petition sought September inclusion, but the group decided July and August would be the holiday closures.

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Merchants Association Lowell Board of Trade Associa

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Local residents plan summer trips and moves

Mrs. W. O. Brown travels to Ocean Park Maine for summer. Edward F. Quinn of the C Y M L visits Camp Idlewild Willow Dale. Miss Bernice Chalk and Miss Katie Sanborn will spend time with friends and relatives in Catskill mountains and Lowell area. Several others announce vacations to Ocean Park Buffalo Niagara Falls Corey PA and Freedom Maine.

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Edward F. Quinn The Camp Idlewild Willow Dale Bernice Chalk Willow Street Catskill Mountains Leon E. Brown Doris Ocean Park Old Orchard Maine Jesse Barber Lowell Buffalo Niagara Falls Corey, Pa Burton Hall Centralville Master Dewey Hall Homestead Freedom Mr. Hall

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Enjoyed Whist and Dancing Night Fundraiser

A post on Tuesday night event by the Y M C A in aid of the immaculate Conception church lists Daniel KE Hogan as committee head with John Farrington as secretary. Prizes for ladies and gentlemen include Miss Marietta Carden and Thomas Heslin as first winners, among others. committees covered music, refreshments, and floor direction.

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Y. M. Co Immaculate Conception Daniel KE. Hogan John Farrington Catherine McCaffrey Margaret O'Meara James Kelley Jennie O'Neil Rose Dunn Frank Lang James Flanagan R. J. Allen C. FE. Collins James I. Norton Mabel Allen O'Donnell Julia Allen James Burns Joan Flanagan John Xavier Paine Marietta Carden Agnes Sullivan H. C. McOsker Thomas Heslin Jas. MccAleer William Kennefick

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Bankers Association hears informal speeches in Boston

Boston June 21 delegates at the Massachusetts Bankers Association annual convention gathered to hear informal talks from guests including Franklin Haven president of the Boston Clearing House Association Post master Geo A Hibbard and Hon G A Marden assistant U S treasurer.

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Boston Massachusetts Bankers Association Franklin Haven Boston Clearing House Association Geo. A. Hibbard G. A. Marden U. S

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Electric car run to Lowell General Hospital schedule

Special electric cars will be run to the Lowell General hospital at 3 and 4 this afternoon. The graduation exercises and the inspection of the new building will be open to the general public.

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Lowell General Hospital

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Devotional Meeting at Merrimack Street Rooms

The W C T U invites all women to a devotional meeting at 145 Merrimack Street on Thursday afternoon June 22 at 3 oclock led by Mrs Moore the returned missionary. Edinburgh reports note more fishermen drown from long boots than storms.

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Merrimack Street Moore Edinburgh

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Public memorial services for Centralville Rebekahs held Thurs

Public memorial services will be held at the Centralville I O O F hall on Thursday June 22 at 830 pm at the close of the regular session. Members are urged to attend with friends per order L M Bachelder N G Alice Westgate chair com

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Centralville L. M. Bachelder N. G Alice Westgate

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Free Psychic Phenomena Talk at Pilgrim Hall Lowell

Free lectures invite women, men, and children to Pilgrim Hall Lowell Mass on Sunday night June 25. The Oriental Sterling Palm ist offers free tests and reveals startling psychic phenomena with room admission free. Doors open 7 pm and tests at 730 pm Upstairs 15 Palmer St.

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Merrimack St Lowell Mass Fred Pilgrim Hall Palmer St

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Emma Cossette Residence Notice at 641 Market Street

Emma Cossette is listed at 641 Market Street in a city notice dated June indicating a residence related matter involving Mrs. Cossette. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.

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Cossette Market Street Emma

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Ambulance Calls Report Two Heart Attacks At Local Mills

This morning two ambulance calls reported heart trouble. Rose Brisson, fainting from a weak heart, was taken from Tremont and Suffolk mills to 795 Lakeview avenue. Berdue Lesure, a carpenter, was removed from Lowell Tube Co at Lincoln and Tanner streets to St John’s hospital and appeared to recover after treatment.

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Rose Brisson Tremont Suffolk Mills Lakeview Avenue Lowell Tube’ Co Lincoln and Tanner Streets Berdue Lesure St. John's Hospital Cottage Street

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Representation based on universal citizenship urged for Russia

Prince Troubetskoy urged a national representation for Russia not tied to estates but open to all citizens. He argued the bureaucracy must sit alongside but not block dialogue with the people. Press access and public meetings are essential for reform and public confidence.

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Troubetskoy Russia

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President Roosevelt Moves In Nagging War Talks.

In St. Petersburg on June 21, President Roosevelt appears to have taken a new step in negotiations between the belligerents. Ambassador Meyer met Foreign Minister Lamsdorff after a secret message from the president, suggesting a possible armistice phase, though details remain undisclosed and no direct confirmation is given.

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St. Petersburg Roosevelt Manchuria Meyer Foreign Office Lamsdorff Plenigolentieries Cassini Takahira Washington

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Port Arthur Fell Straightforward Says Commission

A St. Petersburg dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company reports the commission investigating the Port Arthur capitulation deems the fortress surrender justifiable.

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London Exchange Telegraph Company St. Petersburg Port Arthur

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Man sustains hand injuries at Middlesex Street store

Joseph A. Liberty cut his hand with a meat cleaver at 311 Middlesex Street this morning. He was treated at Emergency Hospital where the index finger of the left hand required several stitches and the third finger received a dressing.

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Joseph A. Liberty Middlesex Street

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Kenney's Case Delayed to Fall Term in Cambridge Court

In Cambridge superior court on Tuesday Robert Kenney's case was ordered moved to the fall term. Patrick Lannon was fined $100 for ringing a false fire alarm.

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Robert Kenney Cambridge Patrick Lannon

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June Day Lengths Record From Almanac

Burn Wilson's coal and local services advertised

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PIANOFORTE RECITAL BY MISS CALDERWOOD PUPILS

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Committee Visits Butler and Lyon Street Schools

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Women’s Auxiliary Visit to Concord Outing

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Obituary for Emma Cossette and Daniel McMahon

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Various Obituaries and Funeral Services in Edson Cemetery

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Tyngsboro Gains Population in State Census Bulletin

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Obituaries and family notices from East Greenwich and city

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Merchants Association Sets Thursday Half-Day Close

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Local residents plan summer trips and moves

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Enjoyed Whist and Dancing Night Fundraiser

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Bankers Association hears informal speeches in Boston

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Electric car run to Lowell General Hospital schedule

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Devotional Meeting at Merrimack Street Rooms

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Public memorial services for Centralville Rebekahs held Thurs

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Free Psychic Phenomena Talk at Pilgrim Hall Lowell

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Emma Cossette Residence Notice at 641 Market Street

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Ambulance Calls Report Two Heart Attacks At Local Mills

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Representation based on universal citizenship urged for Russia

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President Roosevelt Moves In Nagging War Talks.

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Port Arthur Fell Straightforward Says Commission

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Man sustains hand injuries at Middlesex Street store

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Kenney's Case Delayed to Fall Term in Cambridge Court

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