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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1902

Page

8

Pirate charges and a soldier's Philippine return

Sergt. John S. Scott of Company I 26th regiment recounts his two year absence, service in Alaska and the Philippines, prison and trial on piracy and other charges, ultimate acquittal, and his decision to quit soldiering and avoid future postings amid uncertain Philippine prospects. He describes battles at Balantang and Mount Signet, capturing enemy gear, and his life after discharge including a failed cattle venture with Ramon Canto and his observations on Panay and the Panama Canal.

John S. Scott Philippines Lowell Sergt Scott Alaska Cuba Porto Hio Phlippines Greig Sergt. Scott Courier-Citizen 26Th Regiment Balantang 18Th Infantry 6Th United States Artillery United States Infantry Panay Island Mount Signet Ramon Canto Lawton United States Bates Vermont Eenl Delgado Panay Panama Canal Panama

Middlesex County Newsnotes On Health And Meetings

Joseph Burndrette is convalescing from bronchitis not pneumonia, while James C. Byam makes steady progress toward recovery. Sunday services at the Unitarian church feature the pastor’s sermon, and Guild at 7 pm hosts Miss M Florence Perham for a reading and paper on Courtesy following prior essays Our Influence and Heroism by A H Davis and C H Knowlton.

Joseph Burndrette James C. Byam Unitarian Church Guild M. Florence Perham A. H. Davis C. H. Knowlton

Townsend News Roundup Highlights Pulpit Exchanges And Illness

Rev. Mr. Willmott of the Congregational church and Rev. Mr. Rickard of the Methodist shared pulpits last Sabbath. Local residents listed as ill at West Townsend and Centre show improving health. About 35 Townsend residents attended the Nashua River union Y P S C E convention at Pepperell on the 22nd, with a lively session reported. A dozen Townsend grange members joined Pomona grange in Fitchburg on Tuesday. Rev. B A Willmott invited Boys Brigade members to his home Monday evening for an enjoyable gathering. Eben Estes remains confined after a fall more than two weeks ago.

Willmott Congregational Church Rickard Methodist West Townsend Charles Wagner Stephen Swicker Wilkins Nashua River Union Pepperell Townsend Grange Pomona Grange Fitchburg B. A. Willmott Eben Estes

Westford parish entertainment and social event

A First parish church will host an evening Friday March 7 featuring a stereopticon and oxy hydrogen light show with songs readings and then a cinematograph display of nature and life scenes with dramatic effects. A social with free refreshments follows in the church parlors. Fifteen neighbors attended a tea party at Mrs Os good's home Thursday and contributed a sum of funds.

Grip epidemic worsens with spring spread and aftereffects

A Boston reader recounts grip’s harsh aftereffects including breathlessness and weakness. Mary E. Chase of Roxbury credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health after a 1898 grip attack and recommends them for nerve and blood support. The ad emphasizes genuine pills in packs, warns against inferior imitations, and offers mail order from Schenectady NY with six boxes for two dollars and fifty cents.

Mary E. Chase Washington Street Roxbury District Boston Mass Dr. Williams Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N. Y

Sunday School Notes and Local News from Gleasondale

Miss Louise Wood visited Miss Ruth Sprague in Gleasondale last Sunday and Charles Wheeler returned from New Jersey for a short visit. The Boston and Maine company to settle for 700 dollars including a milk wagon and medical bills after an accident near Maynard. The local church fair netted 207 dollars. The article includes Bible study material on Stephen and Saul with reflections on persecution, martyrdom, and early Christian outreach.

Louise Wood Ruth Sprague Gleasondale Charles Wheeler New Jersey Charlies Fletcher Evelyn Allston William Alter Mansfield Reed Milford W. H. Brown Edith Wright Arthur Rice Albert W. Brown Everett Wm. Browne J. S. Moulton First

Purchase of 18 Kindergarten Chairs by Sunday School

Money is collected toward buying one and a half dozen kindergarten chairs for the primary class of the Sunday school. The text also notes sympathy for Mrs. Winthrop Wheeler during illness and hopes for her recovery. In Westford on February 26, Angeline B. Lawrence, aged 74, passed away.

Winthrop Wheeler Lawrence Westford Angeline B. Lawrence

The Joy of Service in Christian Endeavor

Rev S H Doyle discusses the topic The joy of service from Psalms and Matthew. He urges believers to find happiness in serving others, even amid hardship, noting sowing in tears yields rejoicing in harvest and highlighting the eternal joy promised to the faithful servant. He challenges readers to lead others to Christ and live for God.

S. H. Doyle Jesus Christ God Jesus Palestine Babylon Heaven Christ

The Best Spiritual Guest

The text extols Jesus as the supreme spiritual guest in the soul. It describes Jesus occupying a private place within, listening in quiet hours, revealing hidden truths, guiding desires, and compelling virtue through His presence and promises. The tone urges intimate experience and moral transformation.

Jesus Churchman

Living For Self Alone and Its Folly as a Monument

An Independent editorial condemns a self centered life that profits no one and leaves only vanity. It argues true life lies in service, seizing opportunities to help others and enrich humanity, creating a lasting monument better than stone.

Life Again. A poem by John BR. Tabb

A brief verse describing a cycle from dusk to dawn and inner feeling. The speaker notes shadow and spark, cloud and silence, lark and rapture, pain and ashes, tracing renewal after death or loss. John BR Tabb is identified as the author.

Nervura touted as cure after railway tragedy warning

An alarm about a station agent's failure leads to a sermon on danger signals. The ad promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as the strongest, most effective treatment for nervous and systemic ailments, urging readers to consult Dr. Greene at Temple Place, Boston.

Dr. Greene Greene Temple Place Boston Mass

Andover Social and Civic Proceedings Highlight Memorial and Meetings

Friends memorialize Prof. John Wesley Churchill by furnishing a social room in Philips Hall for seminary use. A memorial tablet honors his 33 years of service. Local caucuses nominate candidates. faculty attend Phillips academy dinner in Boston. sermons and lectures on missions and church affairs fill the week.

Prof. Churchill Philips Hall Theological Seminary President Day Prof. Taylor Churchill Hinks Ryder Bartlett John ‘Wesley Churchill Citizens Republican B. Frank Smith Centre District J. Harry Playdon H. Bailey South Phillips Academy Vendome Boston Society of Inquiry Andover Association of Congregational Ministers Ron. F. A. Wilson Ernest C. Bartlett Chelmsford Robert W. Dunbar North Chelmsford Warfield Lowell H. G. Mank Lawrence

Golf Links Tourney Mirth Moves Portland Style

A Portland Oregonian snippet describes a Los Angeles scene with a walking golf match as a drummer and English friend observe a crowd in bicycle suits and pink pants. A quoted exchange highlights playful banter about golf terms and participation while a separate note praises the Volunteers' uniform bonnets as pleasing to the eye.

Los Angeles Portland Oregonian

Bank Statement for Trader's National Bank Lowell 1902

Financial report showing assets and liabilities of Trader's National Bank Lowell Massachusetts as of February 25 1902. Includes loans and discounts overdrafts securities U S bonds reserves deposits profits and total figures with verification by cashier Frederic A Holden and notary Frank B Hill.

Traders National Bank Lowell Massachusetts U.S U. S Excheneca Ban VII Scsciccess State OF Middlesex Ss. I Frederic A. Holden Frank B.hill Michael Corbett Solomon K. Dexter Othello O. Greenwood Union National Bank OF Ouloo Bs Dessacesscess Nevcccic Keene Se Pissese County of Middlesex J. F. Sawyer Frank Coburn

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