PIANOFORTE RECITAL AT Middlesex Hall Delights Lowell Audience
Miss Carolyn White’s pupils, mostly younger, impressed at Middlesex hall with beauty of rhythm and tone. Notable performances included Miss Lilly White in Chaminade, Miss Helen Mitchell in Chopin, and Miss Marie O'Donnell in Vogel by Behr. Encore of Chopin nocturne delighted listeners. duets praised. overall a standout recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Hall
Carolyn White
Lowell
Lilly White
Chaminade
Helen Mitchell
Chopin
Marie O’donnell
Vogel
Behr
Weber
Anna Scannell
Elsie Ampleby
Gottschalk
White
Mills
Accident Record From Bleachery Yard and City Workplaces
Joseph McDonald 40 of South Chelmsford fell from an electric pole in the Bleachery yard injuring his left palm after his climbing spur failed. Stephen Brown 30 of 30 Whipple Street damaged his right hand with a lacerated second finger requiring six stitches. Adleia Mustafa 33 of 11 Court Avenue suffered cuts to the left hand with six stitches. Postponed band concert and fireworks set for Lakeview Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McDonald
South Chelmsford
Stephen Brown
Whipple Street
Adleia Mustafa
Court
Avenu
Vetoes Down in Lowell Aldermen Clash Over Liquor Test
The Lowell city council narrowly sustained the mayor's vetoes dealing with liquor analysis. Alderman Fairweather assailed the mayor for withholding names of impure beer dealers and urged full public disclosure. Charles D. Paige was elected auditor of accounts, to begin duties at City Hall. The session featured trades talk, with appointments to cemeteries and the board of health rejected. A petition for a Highland Street school was referred. The veto of the precinct division order failed 6 to 3. The mayor faced sharp criticism over the beer test and police funding, with Fairweather arguing for full public access to the analysis and prosecutions if warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairweather
James J. Spillane
Board of Health
Inland Street
Highlands
Casey
Lowell
Aheasd
Boston
Ing
State Board of Health
State Board of Charity
Alderman Walker
Cosgrove
Walker
Richard A. Griffiths
Rourke
Alderman Hayes
Peruna cures catarrh and the links to female health
A broad ad fragment discusses catarrh and Peruna as a cure for female health issues linking headaches back pain and dizziness to catarrh. It offers free advice from Dr Hartman and cites a Columbus Ohio Sanitarium. The notice shifts to Lowell politics about passing a resolution over a mayoral veto and describes city governance actions including appointments and street railway petitions.
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Eleventh Street
Milwaukee
Wis
Peruna
M. Brickae
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Strawberry festival and entertainment by Putnam chapter
A strawberry festival and supper were held at Odd Fellows Temple by Putnam chapter No. 54 O E S. Miss Helen Talbot led the kitchen, Mrs. Mary A. Dunn the dining room, and Mrs. Elizabeth Walmsley sold items with assistants. The program included piano solos, readings, songs, pan tomime, and vocal performances by local artists. A Canobie Lake picnic is planned for August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Chapter
Odd Fellows Temple
Helen Talbot
Mary A. Dunn
Elizabeth Walmsley
Alice Reynolds
Lillie Dunn
Reading
Alice Shaffer
Major contract awarded for 9 million rounds
Washington June 27 Acting Secretary of War Oliver awarded a contract for 9,000,000 rounds of .30 caliber ball cartridges. The award is divided equally among Winchester Repeating Arms Company Union Metallic Cartridge Company and United States Cartridge Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oliver
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
United States Cartridge Company
Girl Causes Fire With Lighting Of Curtains
A girl unfamiliar with matches set fire to lace curtains in a Charles street house yesterday after noon. A bucket of water would have stopped it, but box 5 was pulled and the fire department responded. The house is owned by the John Campbell estate. Damage was very small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Street
John Campbell
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised as Best
A Harlan merchant Geo JL Chubb credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine he has used. The ad claims it cures coughs or colds faster than other treatments and should be kept at home for prompt use. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. JL. Chubb
Harlan, Mich
Parade Route Plans and Organizing Details for July 4
July 4 committee approves parade starting time from North common and maps a route through Fletcher Street Pawtucket Merrimack Bridge Sixth Read Fifth Bridge Merrimack Central Elm Locke Highland Thordike Appleton. Alderman Rourke named presiding officer in chair Fairweather’s absence and a five person committee to interview mill agents to feature floats. press entries daily. debates over a Highland Club band and gloves funding continue with next meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Common
Fletcher Street
Pawtucket
Merrimack
Bridge
Read
Fifth
Central
Elm
Locke
Highland
Thorndike
Appleton
Alderman Rourke
Fairweather
Baldwin
Rourke
Marshal Hubbard
Walker
Putman
Mahoney
McMahon
Stevens Tea Hosts Lowell Social Set at Stevens Residence
Mrs. J. Tyler Stevens along with Mrs. Tyler A. Stevens and Miss Stevens welcomed Lowell society guests at the Stevens residence on Park Street yesterday afternoon from 4 to 6. The informal reception drew a crowded, stylish turnout as locals paused summer travels to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Park Street
J. Tyler Stevens
Miss Stevens
Tyler A. Stevens
Lowell
Twenty Dollars Nearer Shoe Site Fund Total
Mayor Casey received several contributions for the Maw Hinney shoe site fund. Frank Fay of London Street sent in 5, David Gerow gave 5, and J A Brien contributed 5, adding to the total previously acknowledged 48.24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Mawhinney Shoe
Frank Fay
London Street
David Gerow
J. A. Brien
Davia Gerow
Acaile le
Ladies' Swiss ribbed vests and petticoats Thursday sale
Knitted in extra fine combed cotton the vests are low neck and sleeveless never sold under 38c often 50c Thursday only at 29c three for 75c Petticoats in blue white black white and brown white stripes with deep flounce and large ruffle over a dust piece Regular $1.00 petti coat Thursday for an unknown price.
City Hall Committees Discuss Tax Reports Law Change
The ordinance and legislation committee met briefly to hear President Dodge reward for uncollected poll and personal taxes reports and then tabled the order. The electric wires committee scheduled a July hearing on pole removal on Twelfth Street and directed Lowell Electric to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Common Council
Braden
Wilder
Committee On Investigation
McElholm
Grant
Rourke
George H. Taylor
Twelfth Street
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Mer
City Poles Review Sparks Citywide Tour Planned
On several petitions seeking pole removals, voters approved a city tour to inspect various sites before deciding on action. The move aims to assess locations on Rimack and Bridge Streets and other areas.
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Rimack
Bridge Streets
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O'Sullivan Bros. Co
O’sullivan
Jos. McDonald
Lakeview
Charles. D. Paige
Charles D. Paige
Peru
M. Brickner
Nice
Siaur
NEW England Optical CO
J. A. McEvoy
Mgr
Merrimack Street
Anheuser-Buse
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Ass’n
St. Louis
U. S
Chamberlain
Highland Club
Stevens Tea
A. G. Pollard & Co
Axminster
Merrimack St
Clinton Mills
Palmer Street
Avenue Doop
McCall’s
City Hall
Dickson's Tea Store
Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance
Chas. A. Stott
Jos, Peabody
Insura
Central Street
Telephone
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Lowell Mass
A. W. Brown
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