Solon W Stevens Eloquent Address Of Lowell Anniversary
Mr Solon W Stevens delivers an extensive anniversary oration in Huntington hall tracing Lowell history from its colonial roots through canal and factory origins to its rise as a textile capital. He honors founders Francis Cabot Lowell Kirk Boott and others, recalls civic leaders and schools, notes the 1836 city charter, and reflects on civic duty and moral progress amid industrial growth.
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Huntington Hall
Solon W. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Merrimack
Gonder Mills
Yonder Falls
America
Pawtucket
Passaconnaway
Lowell
Wamesit
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
John Eliot
Plymouth Rock
Concord
Eliot
Concord River
Eliott
Wannalancit
East Chelmsford
Merrimack River
General Court
Woburn
Pawtucket Falls
Archibald McFarlin
John Ford
Jonathan Fiske
Phineas Whiting
Hall
Frederick Ayer
Benjamin Melvin
Nathan Tyler
Josiah Fletcher
John Street Congregational Church
St. John’s Hospital
Judge Livermore
Joseph Warren
Nathan Ames
John Fisher
Lawrence Street
Central
Thorndike
Johnson Davis
Moses Hale
Levi Fletcher
Chelmsford
Liberty Sttreets
Henry Coburn
Simon Parker
Great Landing Place
Lily Pond
Locks and Canals Company
Wilkes Allen
Falls
Boston
Middlesex Canal
James Sullivan
Supreme Court
Sullivan
Silas Tyler
Leeammi Baldwin of
Boston and
Ihe General Court of
Middlesex-Merrimack River
Pawtucket Bridge
Col
Baldwin
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Charles C. Chase
James 8. Russell
John O. Green
Loammi Baldwin
New England
Col. Baldwin
Samuel P. Hadley
Mabel Hill
Francis Cabot Lowell
Kirk Boott
Trick Tracy Jackson
Paul Moody
Nathan Appleton
Ezra Worthen
City of
District Court of the
United States
Europe
Edinburgh
States
Patrick T. Jackson
Appleton
Mr. Appleton
Boston Manufacturing Corporation
Waltham
Moody
Jackson
Worthen
Clark
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
England
Mr. Boott
Lowell Mills
Edward Everett
Lincoln
Joseph Locke
Esquire
Balch and Coburn
Ayer
Pawtucket Street
Theodore Edson
Corporation
Warren Colburn
Samuel Batchelder
Elisha Huntington
Charles Dickens
God
St.Anne’s Church
Griswold
Merrimack Religious Society
First Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
Hurd Street Methodist Church
John Cookson
George C. Beckwith
Benjamin Griffin
Edson
Blanchard
Ballard
Burnap
Foster
Miles
Christ
Edsons
Anna W. Hartwell
Joshua Merrill
Stern
Bartlett School
Flisha Barrett
Merrimack School
Bishop Clark
Rhode Island
Free Chapel
Edson School House
A. G. Pollard & Co
Bartlett School House
St. Mary’s Church
Kirk and
Anne Streets
Frank F. Coburn
Staite Normal School
Cyrus Irish
Willam Kittredge
S. H. Mann
Mathias Parkhurst
Joshua Swan
Benjamin Walker
Samuel C. Oliver
S. A. Coburn
John P. Robinson
Cyril French
Simon Adams
Jacob Robbins
J. L
Nathan Crosby
Andrew Jackson
van Buren
Gen
Cass
Nesmith
Andover
Washington Street
Central Street
Artemas S. Tyler
Central Streets
Church Street
Merrimack House
Zina E. Stone
Julius Caesar
Napoleon
Alexander
Lucy Larcoms
Margaret Foleys
Harriet Hansons
Ellas
Adelaides
Aramanthas
Delly Dindles
Stephenson
Elisha Bartlett
Eliphalet Case
Barnett
William Austin
Oliver M. Whipple
Aaron Mansur
Seth Ames
Alexander Wright
Lemuel Porter
Amos Blanchard
John A. Knowles
Thomas Hopkinson
Thomas Nesmith
Thomas Ordway
George Brownell
Stephen Mansur
Jonathan Tyler
Tappan _Wentworth
James B. Francis
Francis
Nesmiths
Lawrences
Worthens
Livingstons
Richardsons
Hild
Otis Allen
Levi Sprague
J. K. Fellows
Sewall G. Mack
Isaac Cooper
A. C. Wheelock
Wits
Benjamin F. Butler
Tower's Corner
Commonwealth
Maliee
Yonder Church
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Yonder Island
Army
Navy
Wendell Phillips
Mr. Strong
Edmund Burke
Frig es Current Lowell Retail Market February 28 1901
Market prices from Buttrick Co. grocers J B Cover Co flour grain D W Horne Co coal Killpartrick Bros fruit F E Putnam 15 Prescott St. Read list of produce fruit fish and meats with prices. Items include pickles lettuce onions cabbage potatoes apples lemons cocoanuts and various fish and shellfish with per unit prices.
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Lowell
Buttrick & Co
J. B. Cover & Co
D. W. Horne & Co
Killpartrick Bros
F. E. Putnam
Prescott Street
Lehigh
Franklin
Egg
S. Stove
Franklin, Stove
Cumberland
Malaga
Snells
Lowell's Exclusive Opticians Offer Free Eye Examinations
To have glasses fitted is before the eyes are completely tired out and the nervous system worn. The right place is where they make a specialty of the eye. As exclusive opticians with twelve years' experience, Chas. T. Saul & Co. offer free examinations at 70 Central St. corner Pre-Cott.
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