Lowell Cemetery Faces Revenue Strain and Maintenance Needs
At a sparsely attended Lowell Cemetery association meeting, trustees presented the sixtieth annual report for 1901 02 noting 127 burials. Costs totaled 7489 34 with a lowered payroll, lot sales declined to 1395 88, and plans discussed to loan 3280 from the reserve fund while preserving the perpetual care fund now at 104 491 52. The group supports turf expansion at Fort Hill, rehabbing the hot houses, and regrading avenues, while honoring trustee Henry H. Wilder who is stepping down due to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordins
Lowell
Bort Hill
Fort Hill
Perpetual Care Fund
Savings Bank
Mass
Lowell Ceme
Tewksbury
Henry H. Wilder
Corporation
Wilder
Digestive health claims prompt new Mi-o-NA remedy
An advertorial passage argues that indigestion and dyspepsia stem from diseased stomach organs and promotes Mi-o-NA as a non-digestive treatment. It touts rapid relief, notes sale location, and includes surrounding financial and local business notices from Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Senate Sends Measure for Separation of National and Savings Banks
Boston March 5 Senate debates the bill to separate national and savings banks. The chamber rejected a 1904 start date. Gov House action includes a statue for Gen Butler and Prince Henry visit plans. House committee reports move on taxation labor and suffrage measures amid convention prep and entrance controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Boston
National
State House
Gen
B. F. Butler
Roberts
Reading
Osgood
Hopedale
Prince Henry
House
Bowdoin Street
Bulfinch Front
Mann
All Worked Out A Lesson In Death Roll Of Great Men
A long instructive piece argues many prominent figures die young not from worth but being worked out. It credits Dr. Greene and Nervura blood and nerve remedy with restoring energy, urging readers to consult him free of charge. Laxura Pills support Nervura, promoting liver and bowels action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Senate Committee Reports and Bank Bill Action
Senate reports include a tax bill shielding Central Massachusetts Railroad from franchise tax while B and M stock remains in its treasury. A Military Affairs measure supports extending soldiers relief and burial benefits to all army nurses. A savings bank bill to separate state and national banks advances. Blodgett's one year extension amendment failed 6 to 25.
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Senate
William H. Coolidge
Central Massachusetts Railroad Company
Boston & Maine Railroad
Perlie A. Dyar
Suffolk
Sarah J. Sibley
Wilson Sibeley
Massachusetts
Silas A. Barton
Crane
Blodgett
Improvement firm of New York in Santo Domingo claims case
The negotiations look hopeful for settlement. Sala, a Frenchman, loaned about 50000 dollars and supplied munitions to President Hereaux of Santo Domingo. After Hereaux died, Santo Domingo recognized the claim but now may repudiate it. Sala died, leaving it to his American wife in New York. The U S state department asked Powell to use good offices to settle this and other American claims.
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Powell
Santo Domingo
Chelmsford Church Services And Town Hall Hearings
In Chelmsford All Saints church holds a 4 p m service with address by Rev Yeames of Arlington. Sunday services at All Saints are 10 and 10 45 a m with a sermon by Rev Hilliard of Boston. The selectmen set a 2 30 p m hearing Thursday the 13th for the Chelmsford Gas Light company to seek permission to lay pipes and establish its plant. Mrs Loring Leker of Lowell street died at 90, survived by her husband 91 and five children, with a Needham born mother and a 20 year Chelmsford resident family.
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All Saints
Yeames
Arlington
James ‘C. Byam
Leslie Davis
Unitarian Guild
Billerica Guild
Chelmsford Gas Light Company
H. Hilliard
Boston
Loring Leker
Lowell Street
Alva P. Smith
Chelmsford
Consul General Powell to settle Sala claim in Santo Domingo
United States Consul General William F. Powell, newly returned from the United States, uses his good offices to press a $50,000 cash Sala claim settlement and to arrange settlement of Santo Domingo affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
United States
William F. Powell
Santo Domingo
Birthday Celebration in North Chelmsford
Richard Davis of North Chelmsford Supply marked his nineteenth birthday with a home party on Gay Street Monday evening. Alfred Davis gave him a costly gold ring as a gift. George T. Sheldon of the Chelmsford Foundry, who recently spent months in California, plans to return home soon and has shown notable health improvement.
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Richard Davis
North Chelmsford Supply Company
Gay Street
Alfred Davis
George T. Sheldon
Chelmsford
California
Mr. Sheldon
Bird Talk by Mrs Jackson at Tyngsboro Hall
Mrs Clara P C Jackson wife of Dr William P Jackson of Lowell presents a Nature club Bird Talk at Tyngsboro town hall on Friday evening in March at 745. She will illustrate with stuffed birds and skins. Accidents on farms cause distress and Dr Thomas Electric Ointment relieves pain instantly claimed safe.
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Clara P. C. Jackson
William P. Jackson
Lowell
Nature Club
Tyngsboro Town Hall
Thomas
Trustees Meeting Prunes and Rewrites Pending
To hear records of previous meeting and reports of Trustees and Treasurer. Four Trustees to be elected for three years from March first. Lot owners asked to authorize rewriting notes of 11000 at 4 percent and 4720 at 4 percent to read 31903 at 3 percent, increasing loans by 3280 to extinguish temporary 6 percent loans. Other business may be transacted. Per order of Trustees, Charles L. Knapp, Clerk, Lowell, February 26, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Knapp
Lowell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowell Cemetery
Lowell Cemetery Association
Middlesex Hall
Mechanics Savings Bank
City Institution For Savings
Central Savings Bank
Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank
Lowell Institution For Savings
Merrimack River Savings Bank
Rsccecnecessees
Merrimack River Savings
Susie Sa Seas
Lowell Institution For
Eece Seine Hayeevsss
Lowell Five Cents
Bnss
Andereye
SLO Central Savings Bank
MES Cess
Inceses
Ees Ee
Belvidere
Nck Ceinca
Chas
Knapp
Austin K. Chadwick
A. G. Pollard & CO
Beacon Hill
the Butler
G. A. Cummins
Commonwealth
Harbor and Land Commission
Frank K. Stearns
Thomas Ingalls
Weymouth
Fore River
Taunton River
Brockton
Adams
Melrose
Committee On
Pauline A. Shaw
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
Carey
Haverhill
Committee On Labor
THE
McKissock Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Midland Street
Residenca
Grand Umbrella Sale
Congo
GEO
Great Jewelry Department Store
Wood
Central Street
Pearson's Drug Store
Central St
Col. Appleton St
Opera
North Chelmsford
Tyngsboro
Middlesex Women's Club
Palmer Street
First Baptist
Lawrence Greenwood
Lowell Opera House
Br. Vinne Ae Bradyw
Geo. H. Brennan
Kathryne Kidder
Glen McDonough
Molly Pitcher
Jennie Yeamans
America
Bim Bombarr
Billy Howard
Kieser
Todd-Judde
Lovenberd
Smedley Sketch Club
Tossino Austins
Savoy Theatre
First Congregational Church
Ladies’ Lyceum Quartette
Grace Church
W. B. Marshall
Steinert Hall
Burns
Ampleby
M. Steinert & Sons Co
Slivinsk
Colonial Hall
Merrimack Street
Steinway
G. Go Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
W. C. Hinckley
Middle Street
LA Grippe
Optician Geo
Rogers
Nearlmack Street
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