After Twenty Years Branch St Tabernacle Bids Farewell
Rev O B Mallory closes twenty years as pastor of Branch Street Tabernacle with a citywide farewell service attended by many denominations. Flowers and a bouquet for Mrs Mallory, illness prevented her attendance. Ministers and friends spoke of his faithful ministry, temperance work, and defense of honest city government. A letter from Rev J M Greene, D D praised his service and urged gratitude for his contributions to the church and community.
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O. B. Mallory
Branch Street Tabernacle
Sayer
Mallory
J. M. Greene
Butler
Jesus Christ
Mallory Leaves Branch Street Tabernacle After 20 Years
Clergy and parishioners recall Rev. S. Mallory’s twenty-year pastorate at Branch Street Tabernacle. Speakers praise his service, note ministers sent forth, Faith Home founding, and missions activity. Mallory plans a Ohio family reunion. brother Rev. N. C. Mallory to preach in July.
Hyomei Dry-Air Germicide for Catarrh and Colds
Advertisement asserts Hyomei cures coughs colds bronchitis and consumption through inhalation. Claims medical profession endorses air as path, promotes inhaled antiseptic delivered by dry-air device. Sold by druggists or by mail for 1.00, extras 0.50, from The R T Booth Co at Boston and New York offices.
Twelve More Soldiers Depart for Camp Alger Recruits Accepted
Lieut Ashburn and his recruiting officers oversaw a busy day with many applicants for service. Dr Burnham examined 11 men, 3 rejected, and 12 joined Company G and H for Camp Alger. Several Lowell men and others from nearby towns left for the training camp with orders to report to Camp Alger or the Thirty third Michigan. Details include names such as Charles W Glidden John W Burns Timothy Harrington John Gallagher James Hansbury and more.
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Ashburn
Seventh
U. S. Heavy Artillery
Dr. Burnham
Charles W. Glidden
John W. Burns
Timothy J. Harrington
John P. Gallagher
James Hansbury
George Butterely
David J. Harney
Samuel Smith
Merrimack Street
Uncle Sam
Fort Warren
St. Warren
Lowell
Camp Alger
Boston
John H. Walker
John Hill
John Ward
Bartholomew Carley
Harold Therault
Thomas Reay
Arthur Labounty
H. Edward
John A. Caldwell
Merilde Tremblay
Wakefield
Caldwell
Tremblay
Stoneham
Cook
Taylor
D. J. Keefe
Ninth Regiment
Richmond
Stewart
Thirtythird Michigan
Dalton
East Armory
Keefe
Magee
Lieut. Healey
Sergt. Aspin
Stuart
Thirty-third Michigan
Trent
Burnham
City committee weighs Lundberg street bridge plan
The Committee on Streets held a meeting with four members, voting to recommend a highway bridge over the railroad for Lundberg street extension. Land damages questions remain, with estimates for Wan nalandt and Clair streets discussed, and several petitions withdrawn or tabled. A fence on Fletcher street to protect the walk was approved.
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Lundberg Street
E. A
St. James Street
Ottawa Street
Cheever
Willie Streets
Durant Street
Bourne Street
Wamesit Power Company
Bowers
Wannalandt Street
Oliver
Sargent
Clair Street
Fletcher Street
Kennedy
Maiden Lane
Supt
Cheney
Andrews Opera Company Presents Cavalleria Rusticana Tonight
Andrews Opera company sang The Pirates of Penzance to two good audiences yesterday. This afternoon the same opera will be given. In the evening Mascagni s Cavalleria Rusticana will be sung. The company has appeared with great success and should have patronage of musical people tonight.
First Trinitarian Congregational picnic at Willow Dale
At Willow Dale the First Trinitarian Congregational church held its annual picnic with a morning procession from the square at 8 30 and an afternoon sports program. Winners included Deacon Brigham in the wheelbarrow race, Gertrude Taylor in the peanut race, Mary Kitchen in the girls 100 yards, Homer Gerry in the boys 100 yards, Arthur Hope in several events, and Carl Leighton Blanche Boardman and others noted as racing officials and organizers.
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First Trinitarian Congregational Church
Willow Dale
Deacon Brigham
Gertrude Taylor
Mary Kitchen
Homer Gerry
Arthur Hope
Carl Leighton
Blanche Boardman
Oley Cole
Walter Gunston
Clifford B. Carey
Arthur Butman
Edward Kilpatrick
Boston and New York Markets today report mixed gains
Financial brief notes modest advances in Boston and New York trading on the session. Analysts cite steady demand and selective leadership while noting uneven breadth across sectors.
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Boston
New York
Food aboard US warships and sailors meals at sea
A returning father notes uniform rations and compares shipboard fare to officers’ tables. The $9 monthly value covers salt pork, beans, salt horse, hardtack, coffee, vinegar, and molasses. Meals include scouse for breakfast, pork and beans at noon, and leftovers at supper with fresh bread in port.
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United States
Chicago
Congress
Hungary
Lawn Party Postponed By Weather At Oaklands
Rain forced a postponement for a St. John’s Hospital Virginia table lawn party at J E Burns home Oaklands. If skies clear tonight the event resumes near the Oaklands terminus with a hurdy gurdy for dancing and features, last cars at midnight.
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J. E. Burns
Oaklands
St. John’s Hospital
Lowell Music Teacher Enlivened Groton School Concert
The Pepperell Advertiser reports J Avison Baker of Lowell received high praise for conducting the Groton school closing exercises on Wednesday evening June 1. The pupils displayed strong vocal talent, choruses stayed in unison, and visiting artists enhanced the program, drawing a large, appreciative crowd.
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Groton
J. Avison Baker
Pepperell
Baker
Dr Thomas' Electric Oil touted for croup and sore throat
A fragment advert claims Dr Thomas' Electric Oil cures croup sore throat and pulmonary treak with monarch over pain, presenting a medical patent remedy as a universal cure.
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Thomas
Maltox Clearance Auction at Fay Bros and Hosford's
A clearance sale by auction will offer 75 carriages on Friday afternoon at Fay Bros and Hosford's. The event will highlight the sale of used and surplus items as part of a local business clearance.
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Fay Bros. & Hosford’s
Jay Bros. & Hosford's
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