Lowell builders exchange annual outing at Bass Point Nahant
The Lowell builders' exchange held its annual day at the New Relay House Bass Point Nahant with eighty attendees from related trades. Activities included a shooting gallery and a friendly ball game between the Master Builders and the Lobsters, won 58 to 49 by Lobsters. A fish dinner followed, with Landlord Bramm hosting and committee members Weaver Whittet and Varnum coordinating efforts.
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Lowell Builders’ Exchange
Bass Point
Nahant
Panama
Northern
Boston
Frederick de Bary
Lincoln Wharf
Builders’ Exchange
Bramm
Carmichael
Drury
Streets Bears
Howe
Councilman
Welch
Thomas F. Costello
Frank L. Weaver
James Whittet
Charles F. Varnum
A. J. Ryan
Billerica Street Railway Hearing Sparks Local Debate
At Billerica Centre a fifth street railway hearing in months drew residents and officials into a clash over routing. The Lexington and Lowell lines seek to move tracks to Cummings Street to connect with the Woburn line, easing a turnout near the common and fronting stores, but residents fear congestion, noise, and loss of green space. The room debated transfer points and safety as a parade of speakers weighed benefits and harms before the 10:15 p.m. close.
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Billerica Centre
Billerica
Lowell
Boston & Northern
Ablington
Lexington
Lexington & Boston
Woburn
Lowell & Boston
Wilmington
Reading
Reading” Road
Lexington Road
Lowell Road
E. S. Weirs
Kohlrausch
Board of Selectmen
Perry
Cummings Street
Woburn Road
Frederick S. Clark
Joshua B. Holden
Aranchise
J. Nelson Parker
John Richardson
Joseph Jaquith
J . Parker
Mgn. Parker
Lexington Réagassifig
Jaquith
Wright
Delacey Corkum
Josiah Fiske
W. H. Hutchins
Franklin Jaquith
Clark
Edward Durkson
D. Noyer Staley
Mr. Harvey
Edgar Weirs
Dickinson
Dickson
North
Bull
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsement
After years of effort to gain public trust the article extols Mrs Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound. It presents Mrs Brown's letter and portrait as proof of the medicine's standing among American women and claims the product leads in remedies for women's illnesses.
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Pinkham
America
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ladies praise Lydia Pinkham Woman's Remedy in letters
A Chicago woman chairman lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding many in the Westside Literary Union. Letters from Mrs May Brown and Mrs McKinny describe relief from female ailments, with assurances of genuine testimonials and free advice from the company in Lynn Massachusetts. A $5000 reward is offered for proof that letters are not genuine or published without permission.
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May Brown
Westside Literary Union
Chicago
Pinkham
Mothers of America
Lydia E. Pinkham
Literary Union
Grant Place
Ill
National City Bank of
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Attacks Renewed in Pawtucket Streetcar Strike
A renewed street railway attack in Pawtucket and Central Falls left several injured as tracks were blocked and vehicles stoned. Three railway workers were arrested for firing shots at stone throwers, with four hundred people gathering on Central avenue and Manton avenue to harass cars. Police failed to restore order and service ended late in the evening. Central Falls saw a separate incident of a stone‑throwing car.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Central Avenue
Manton Avenue
Central Falls
Boston Brewers Strike Continues Over New Hire Dispute
Boston June 27 The Boston Brewers association outlines the ongoing strike by city employees. The core issue is the treatment of workers hired after the strike began. The union demands immediate discharge of all new workers, while the association offers gradual layoff and eventual equal employment, noting proposals for arbitration have been refused.
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Boston
Boston Brewers’ Association
Association
State Board of Arbitration
Board of Arbitration
Whooping Cough Helped by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A reader from Fair Haven Washington reports their son suffered a whooping cough with pneumonia threat but Chamberlains Cough Remedy prevented serious illness. The editor H J Strickfaden of World Herald endorses its effectiveness and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
H. J. Strickfaden
World-Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
Shortage Roils Merchants Bank as Cashier Dies
Newport Rhode Island June 27. A state led inquiry into Merchants Bank reveals a $200000 shortage. The crisis began after Cashier Sherman attempted suicide last week. he died yesterday from a self inflicted pistol wound. A gubernatorial commission was formed following stockholders petition for accountability.
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Sherman
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Indigestion Cure
An advertisement asserts that half the ills afflicting people stem from indigestion and claims Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens the stomach and makes indigestion impossible. The copy emphasizes health tonics and the product as a universal remedy.
Fraternal Foresters banquet honors local chief ranger A J Coly
Fraternal Foresters will host a banquet at Quincy House on Monday honoring chief ranger A J Coly with speakers including William A Kogan Boston Mayor Collins and Lt Gov Bates. Court Scandia No 182 F of A initiated four new members and elected officers for the term. Union Veterans muster honors Loring Laker in his 92nd year. he refuses home muster. Numerous lodge meetings and officer elections follow across various orders with July festivities planned.
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Foresters
Ston
Quincy House
A. J. Coly
William A. Kogan
Collins
Boston
Bates
Thomas Donohue
Provyidente
R. I
McMurtry
Brooklyn
Scandia
F. of A
F. W. Nelson
Carl Gustafson
John Nelson
Beadles
John Pearson
N. J. Pearson
Woodwards
Victor Gillison
Anton Hedstrom
Martin Hanson
Union Veterans’ Union
Upper Memorial Hall
Loring
Mr. Loker
Wayland
Mass
57Th
Massachusetts
9Th
Petersburg
Passaconaway Tribe
Prophet
Charles A. Laurie
Sachem
Charles A. Clough
Sagamore
George A. Frost
Robert Cudworth
Oliver A. Libby
Charles N. Leach
Division 11
Waverly Lodge
Sons of St. George
South Africa
William Nelson
Britain
Messrs
Wilmot
Potter
Matthews
Fielding
Reading
Elsie Ampleby
Ripley
Salmond
M. D. Machan
Rostron
Gage
M. Kidd
Rooms for rent and a small sale notice
TO RENT Five rooms in the best of repair near the mills seven rooms in Middlesex street the best furnished rooms in the city FOR SALE A nice little place of two acres in the lots of fruit and new buildings room cottage and stable hen house an 1600 Elliott 64 Central street Tel 908 2
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Middlesex Street
Elliott
Central Street
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Ory
Lydia E.pinkham
Mmprep McKuny
Pearl St
San Francisco
Cal
Boston Brewers
the Merchants Bank
Newport
Merchants Bank of
Kimball
Benjamin F. Butter Post
Ladies Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Lowell Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Temple
James A. Osgood
C. L. Brown
Parsons
James F. Rourke
James A. White
William F. Quirk
Alice N. Rourke
Castoria
Chary
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer ST
McGee
Randall’s
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
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