Impressive Memorial Service Unites Manchester Unity Lodges
The Manchester Unity lodges and auxiliary joined for a rare memorial service in Manchester City. Delegations gathered at Edson cemetery to decorate graves, then marched to Gorham Street church where a 300-strong procession and choir heard sermons by Rev. J. M. Craig and Rev. N. W. Matthews. Matthews spoke on life death and immortality citing Job 14 14 and the resurrection, amid reflections on fraternity and conscience.
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Manchester Unity
Edson
Griffiths
Brother Jamison
Harold J. Wentzel
Boston
Pleyl
Primitive Methodist
Gorham Street
Wentzel
William Hudson
Integrity Lodge
William Haslam
Merrimack Valley Lodge
E. Erickson
Excelsior Lodge
William Black
John Laycock
Victoria Lodge
N. G
M. Gibson
V. G
Carrie Davidson
Janette Cochrane
P. G
H. Walker
S. E. Hudson
Black
Scoble
Polly Catteridge
Sarah Laycock
Amy Howard
Annie Parker
Eva Law
Emma Ogly
J. M. Craig
First Presbyterian Church
N. W. Matthews
First Primitive Church
Rock of Ages
Mr. Craig
Manchester
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
God
David
George F. Kenngett
First Trinitarian Church
Church of Christ
United States of America
Hadley
Kenngett
Charles J. H. Bailey
John J. Jackson
Popular Ocean Trips Grow In Style Of Provincial Voyages
Ocean trips to the Provinces gain popularity each year with the Plant Line route of 1400 miles offering deep sea sailing near shore Nova Scotia coast through the Straits of Canso and Northumberland Sound. A two week period either in Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island rivals nearby resorts and can be affordable for those with limited means. Advertising material is available at Plant Line offices in Boston and via J A Flanders, passenger agent.
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Nova Scotia
Straits of
Canso
Northumberland Sound
Prince Edward Island
Plant Line
Washington Street
Lewis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
J. A. Flanders
Boston
Thompson Hardware Co Fourth of July Adventures
Thompson Hardware Co promotes Fourth of July trade with a full range of celebration supplies. The ad highlights items for noisy festivities as well as quiet gatherings, inviting readers to review offerings for both energetic displays and low key observances.
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Thompson Hardware Co
Fervent Fighting In Cape Haytien Endangers Foreigners
June 29 Cape Haytien reports heavy fighting as Admiral Killick lands troops and ammunition to protect Gen. Firmin in a volatile bid for the presidency. Northern revolutionists clash with Firmin supporters while ships bombard the port, imperiling foreign consuls aboard Crete A. Pierot before they seek safety under flags in the harbor.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
Killick
Firmin
Republic
Firmah
Crete A. Pierot
Devoe Paint Promises Longevity With Fewer Gallons
Ad promises Devoe Lead and Zinc paint covers more area than mixed paints and lasts twice as long as lead and oil mixed by hand. It highlights efficiency and durability as a selling point for building coatings.
Decorating Bunting and Flags for the Fourth
Bea yard offers red white and blue bunting and flags in varied sizes with prices from 3c to 39c per item. Includes 18x30 flags, 14x20 flags on sticks, satteen flags, and wool bunting flags with sticks. Special limited star and stripe bunting sold at 3 1/2¢ per yard. Basement A G Pollard & Co.
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Bea
A. G. Pollard & Co
Monument Honours Nova Scotians in South Africa Service
A monument unveiled in Halifax honors Nova Scotians who served in the South African conflict and remembers those who fell. The tribute stands as a public acknowledgment of local sacrifice and military history.
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Nova
Barbers Meet State Convention in Lowell
The state convention of journeymen barbers met in Lowell with 21 delegates from across Massachusetts. Officers elected include President J J Hines Worcester, Financial Secretary Horace H Nowell Lowell, and Secretary William Connor Springfield. A committee was named to amend licensing bills and the next convention may be held in October. out of town delegates stayed at the St Charles hotel.
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Journeymen Barbers
Middle Street
John F. Hines
Peter Maloney
Mr. Fitzgerald
Worcester
Henry Smith
Horace H. Novell
Turns Cox
James J. Hayes
John B. Curtin
Eugene Young
Lowell
George Blakely
Fitchburg
P. J. Sheehan
Alfred la Barrie
Brockton
E. Hankley
R. C. Winers
Lawrence
William McGowan
Chicopee
George H. Hadd
J. H. Lines
William Connor
Springfield
D. H. Anderson
Pittsfield
M. J. Hughes
Milford
Frank Buckley
Gloucester
Johnny Hines
Mr. Hughes
M. J. Fitzgerald
G. H. Hadd
Hines
St. Charles Hotel
Deaths Reported for Week Ending June 28 1902
City records list 27 deaths with causes including heart disease cancer tuberculosis meningitis and paralysis. Notable ages range from newborn to 90 with entries for McAloon Donnelly and Farrington among others. cause variety includes endocarditis epilpsy gastritis and peritonitis. Girard P. Dadman city clerk signs the document.
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Joseph A. Gagnon
Joseph French
John B. McAloon
Nicholas Donnelly
Mary Brogan
Deborah T. Plummer
Mary A. Murray
Mary Mackin
John McGovern
Annie Cahill
Amedee Arnauld
William F. Egan
John Perry
Sarah Tighe
James Meehan
Edwidge Pinard
Seph Soule
Ovila Sevignac
Yvonne Gaudreau
Burns
Telesphore Levasseur
Yvonne Cing Mars
Leo McSally
Peter Duggan
John McNamara
Melissa J. Hinkley
Anna Andrews
Louise M. Tansey
Emily M. White
Almena E. Farrington
James McManus
James Maguire
Mary E. McGuirk
Carrie M. Gately
Mary A. Smith
Albert Paquette
Mary Garrity
Robert Harrington
Girard P. Dadman
Mortality of Lowell for Week Ended June 28 1902
Lowell mortality figures show population 99,574 with 37 total deaths, 12 under five, 2 acute lung diseases. The weekly death rate is 19.32, up from 18.27 and 16.71 in prior two weeks. Reported infectious diseases include diphtheria 165, scarlet fever 1, measles 2, small pox 1.
Wedding and Card Engraving Services Ad
WEDDING AND CARD ENGRAVING We offer fine engraved work for calling cards wedding invitations and announcements at home cards etc engraved in any style on top stock Our prices are reasonable for high grade work Call and see samples Courier Citizen Co Merrimack Street.
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Courier- Citizen Co
Merrimack Street
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Gorham Street Methodist Church
National Biscuit Company
Jane Toppan
Miss Nissen
Christine J. Nissen
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Massachusetts General Hospital
Toppan
Miss Toppan
Barnstable
Miss Banks
Lucky
Henry R. Stedman
Massachusetts Medical Society
Peopl
Mary D. Gibbs
Cataumet
Stedman
Taunton
Castori
CB Iz
State Convention of the Craft
Horace H. Nowell
J. J. Hines
Castoria
Wire Department
City
Mass
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Sald City
Saunders Avenue
Pine Street
Parker Street
Stevens Street
Highland Ave
Parker
Highland Avenue
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James F. McElholm
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