Greenwood meetings at Immanuel Baptist Church Blossom Street
The notice invites attendees to Greenwood meetings at Immanuel Baptist Church on Blossom Street. It highlights Kennedy’s nutter Thin Biscuit protected by In-er-seal packaging, and promotes spring readiness for window and door screens from J B Goodwin of 11 Thorndike Street, Lowell. It also reports Harmon’s auction of art objects at the Rugg Building 121 Merrimack Street with doors open 9 am and 2:30 pm daily except Thursdays, noting many items retailing up to 50.06.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Greenwood
Immanuel Baptist Church
Blossom Street
Kennedy
J. B. Goodwin
Lowell
Goodwin
Thorndike Street
Community reception for Rev. Dr. and Mrs. G. F. Martin
A public reception at Kirk Street church is planned for tomorrow night to honor Rev. Dr. and Mrs. G F Martin. The informal gathering aims for broad turnout after Sunday’s storm disrupted invitations. Also noted is Mr James M Pearson’s 75th birthday observance by Highland Methodist friends on Pawtucket Street with gifts, poems, refreshments, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Martin
Kirk Street
Highland Methodist Church
James M. Pearson
Pawtucket Street
G. M. Smiley
Pearson
Morris
Smiley
Emard
Ricard
Frank Ricard
J. H. Roy
Henri Girard
J. H. Guillet
John J. Slack
Concord Street
Ireland
Mr. Slack
Philip Tighe
Alfred Boole Dies in Arizona at 52 Years
Alfred Boole of East Orange New Jersey died of consumption after a four month stay in Phoenix Arizona. He was a noted tiling manufacturer and gained recognition in the sporting world as the owner of fine horses and valuable kennels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Boole
East Orange
N. J
Phoenix
Ariz
Ice making factories and capital in early US
The United States had 918 ice making factories representing an investment of 51384824 dollars. In 1901, 176 new companies were formed with total capitalization of 17634000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Father John's Medicine touted as spring tonic and health booster
An advertisement claims all disease stems from a run down body and impure blood. Father John's Medicine is described as supplying nourishing food to strengthen organs, clear impurities, and build tissue to prevent and cure illness. It emphasizes spring as a risky season and promotes the medicine as a universal tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Fire Threatens O'Donnell & Gilbride Annex Blaze
A major fire broke out on the fourth floor of the O'Donnell and Gilbride Co annex in Middle street. Firefighters quickly contained the flames with water from a nearby station, saving the main building though stock valued around $75,000 and several departments suffered significant damage. No injuries were reported as employees escaped to the Merrimack street building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell & Gilbride Co
Middle Street
House of O'Donnell & Gilbride Co
Protective
Annex
O'Donnell
Hosmer
Mr. O'Donnell
James K. Fellows
Fred C. Church
Wal
Frank M. Brogan
Merrimack Street
Ever Upward Graduation Reflections at Huntington Hall
The 1902 evening high school class graduation in Huntington hall featured the motto Ever Upward and white bouquets. Salutatorian Miss Mary Isabel Eddy spoke on Helen Hunt Jackson and service, followed by Principal Burtt and speaker Mr. John C. Burke who urged perseverance, practical study, faith, and the value of educated middle class in national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
Mary Isabel Eddy
Helen Hunt Jackson
Carl D. Burtt
Pair of Eyes and Gas Heaters Featured at Lowell Office
A feature on gifts and the usefulness of sight and hearing contrasts with a sales pitch for gas heaters at the Lowell Gas Light company office. Prices range from $2.50 to $20, emphasizing warmth and economy as cold days persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Gas Light Company
Lowell
Toll Gate Inn and Molly Pitcher Come to the Opera House
The theatre stages Toll Gate Inn on March 11 and 12 at the Opera House. Quincy Adams Sawyer arrives March 13, followed by The Village Postmaster and a New York production featuring Molly Pitcher. The play gathers praise from Boston critics as a revolutionary drama with Molly playing a key role from Monmouth to Washington.
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Toll Gate Inn
Opera House
John Stark
Green Mountain Boys
Green Hills
Vermont
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Boston
New England
New York
Fourteenth Street
Chicago
Molly Pitcher
Lowell
Glen MacDonough
Monmouth
Molly
Washington
Philadelphia
Walter Carrington
Carrington
Miss Carew
Gen. Washington
Molly Pitcher stage role earns praise in Revolutionary drama
In Philadelphia an audience applauds Kathryn Kidder as Molly Pitcher in a Revolutionary War play. The production features General Washington presenting a captain's commission and sword, with strong performances by Miss Olive Oliver and Lester Lonergan, and period scenery and costumes enhancing the historic feel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erybody
Philadelphia
Carrington
Molly
General Washington
Molly Pitcher
Kathryn Kidder
Olive Oliver
Lester Lonergan
First Class Bill Delights Savoy Audiences This Week
The Savoy presents a first class bill with strong acts. R Howard Turner opens as a dramatic reader, Murphy and Andrews perform an operatic sketch, and Fred Howard delivers sure-fire comedy. The Gordon sisters boxing act Mitchell and Love in a talking act, Katherine Hagris songs, and Hanson and Harrison acrobatic turns also please. The bill runs every afternoon and night for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy
R. Howard Turner
Murphy and Andrews
Fred Howard
Gordon Sisters
Mitchell
Love
Katherine Hagris
Hanson
Harrison
Parisian Widows Opens at Music Hall in Lent Week
Weber's Parisian Widows, managed by Pr Charles Falke, opens a strong burlesque week at Music hall with feats by Nevgarros and an acclaimed George B Snyder Harry Buckley musical sketch. The Garrity sisters, Mildred Murray, Jules Jordan and Ben Welch also impress. Two daily shows through week with matinees. ten cent seats on weekdays for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Music Hall
Dempsey
Charles Falke
Nevgarros
Charles
Joe
Nina
George B. Snyder
Harry Buckley
Oliver Twist
Charles B. Nelson
Minnie Eldridge
Mildred Murray
Garrity
Florence and
Laura
Jules Jordan
Ben Welch
New-York
Charles Lillian
West Point
Palace Theatre Improves Comfort and Lighting in Boston
Palace Theatre manager Waldron updates the Boston venue by repainting dressing rooms installing extra lights and adding a call telephone system to aid the stage manager. This aims to make the house cozier and more efficient for patrons and performers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron
Palace Theatre
Boston
Grocery Clerks elect manager at Merrimack street meeting
The G P and F Clerks association held a largely attended meeting in Odd Fellows hall on Merrimack street March 9. They appointed M I Hogers business manager for the association. The group has about 150 members and several applications for membership were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocery, Provision and Fish Clerks’ Association
Odd Fellows Hall
Merrimack Street
M. I. Hogers
Laxative Bromo Quinine TVicts Box Signature
The label on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine TVicts claims it cures a cold in one day. The imprint emphasizes its status as the remedy for colds and flu with a bold warning against counterfeit products.
Woman found dead in gas at 11 Mill street
Mary Jane Oates, 42, a laborer’s wife, was found dead from gas asphyxiation in her Mill Street home. Police say it may be a suicide tied to long illness and despair after two years of poor health. Husband John Oates, who returned from work, reported Mrs. Oates had been heavily ill and socially isolated. Further inquiries ongoing.
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Jane
John Oates
Mill Street
Oates
Funeral notices for Farris Miller Carlin and others
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for John C. Farris at 2 from his parents home on Beacon street with Rev. R A Greene, followed by burial at Lowell cemetery. Mary J. Miller’s funeral occurred at 3 from 12 Lawrence street with Rev. George C Wright and bearers including the Cudworths, burial at Wolson Cemetery. Katie Carlin’s service took place at 2 30 from 11 Mill street with burial in the Catholic cemetery under Undertaker Rogers.
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John C
Leonard F
Mary E. Farris
Beacon Street
R. A. Greene
Jack
John C. Farris
J. R. Watson
John A. Thompson
Charles Leach
Victor Darling
William Pratt
James Stuart Murphy
Phillip Callahan
Mrs. Hathaway and
Cecil L
Lawrence Street
George C. Wright
Robert
Amos
Charles Cudworth
Robert Miller
Wolson Eee
Currier
Katie Carlin
Mill Street
Rogers
Jeremiah Doyle Obituary Note for Milford Transfer
At St John's hospital on March 10 Jeremiah Doyle aged 16 passed away. The body was moved to Undertaker O'Donnell's rooms and will be sent to Milford New Hampshire.
Wood's Unusual Auction Continues Beyond February
Wood's jewelry store extends its clearance sale due to strong demand. Prices remain at clearance levels with 10 percent interest refund if items fail to meet standards. Advertises Wood's as a leading big jewelry department store known for large inventories and nationwide underselling power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Big Jewelry Department Store
Atlantic City Hosts Unique Easter Beach Show
Atlantic City markets itself as the people’s recreation ground with a new Easter week beach show. Entrants from the New York dog show will compete on a boardwalk exhibition hall pier as part of the resort’s famous amusements. The New Jersey Central touts a three hour New York to Atlantic City service and leaflet No 84 offers train and travel details.
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Atlantic City
New York
New Jersey Central
C. M. Burt
Liberty Street
New York City
Ely's Cream Balm for Catarrh Ad from New York Drugstore
In foul weather a man’s exposure leads to a severe nasal cold that becomes nasal catarrh if untreated. Avoid drying medicines. quickly cure with Ely's Cream Balm, a recognized catarrh remedy. Price 50 cents. Sold by druggists and Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Briefest Brooklyn Will Bequeaths All to Wife
A Brooklyn man recently died leaving a remarkably short will stating only I give everything I have to my wife. The document is described as one of the briefest wills on record, highlighting a simple transfer of all assets to his spouse.
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Brooklyn
Hair switches on sale at local store
Short stemmed and long hair switches and front pieces offered with gray switches two inches long priced at 1.50 and 1.00 respectively. Made in our own store under the supervision of Mr. Rhodes or his agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowell Daily Courier
Wilson
O'Donnell & Gilbride Annex
Glass
ROYAL
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
DOE
Reco Congot
Savoy Theatre
G. P. & F. Clerks
Rhodes’ New Hair
Merrimack Stree
Sawyer
Naptha
Ars
Gardner Bros
Pins Street
Highlands
WY. P. Brazer & CO
Old Corner Hat Store
Central, Cor. Market ST
GC. B. Coburn & CO
Market Street
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Carter & Sherburne
Merrimack, Cor
Bridge St
John McAskie
Spencer & Co
McAskie
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