Prince Henry Sails From New York Harbor
Prince Henry and his retinue left on the Deutschland after a day of ceremonies and goodbyes in New York. Mayor Low bid farewell as crowds cheered the ship past Fort Wadsworth, with salute blasts signaling the prince’s departure. The Hohenzollern also sailed, heading to Bermuda as the German envoy praised longstanding friendship and mutual benefit between Germany and the United States.
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New York
Prince Henry
Prince
Roosevelt
Admiral Evans
Corbin
Rodge
Hne
Victoria Louise
Royal
Albers
Low
America
North River
Forts Wadsworth
Hamilton
Fort Wadsworth
Prince of
Hohenzollern
Bermuda
Character and ambition urged by Lowell temperance lecture
Daniel J. Donahue addressed the Burke Temperance Institute on character as a daily discipline shaping thoughts, words, and deeds. He urged youngsters to pursue honest, temperate, industrious lives, seek self-improvement, and rise from the ranks through study and effort, highlighting examples from industry and railways.
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Burke Temperance Institute
Daniel J. Donahue
Mathews
Donahue
James Dacey
Gaspard
Normandy
Lowell
Toda
Berlin Comment on Prince Henry Visit Strengthens Ties
The semi official North German Gazette comments on Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia departing the United States. It extols the United States hospitality and praises the visit as reinforcing traditional friendly relations between the two nations. The report stresses cordial exchanges and mutual goodwill fostered during the trip.
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Prince Henry
George Washington
German Empire
United States
Berlin
Prince Henry of Prussia
Prince and President Exchange Greetings Before Departure
Washington March 11 The following exchanges occurred today as Prince and President met briefly prior to the farmer's departure.
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Washington
Cuban Reciprocity Conference Highlights House Debate
About 130 members attended the fourth Republican conference on Cuban reciprocity in Washington. Speaker Henderson and leaders from both sides were present. Long of Kansas argued for a 20 percent concession, saying failure to act could let Cuba gain free sugar and that a future treaty could annex Cuba similar to the Danish West Indies precedent, enabling free trade with Cuba upon ratifications.
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Washington
House Republicans
Henderson
Representative Cannon
Illinois
Representative Long
Kansas
Ways and Means
Long
Cuba
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republic of Cuba
Danish West Indies
Senate
Supreme Court
House
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Sold Widely
Mrs. C E VanDeusen of Kilbourn Wisconsin suffered long stomach trouble and constipation. She says she tried many preparations but Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets gave her better relief. These tablets are sold at all drug stores for 25 cents.
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C. E. VanDeusen
Kilbourn
Wis
Chamberlain
Priest Delivers Lenten Sermon in Charlestown Church
Rev. Michael F. Crowley of St. Francis De Sales Charlestown preached at Lenten devotions held in St. John's church Tuesday evening in Middlesex County North Chelmsford.
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Michael F. Crowley
St. Francis de Sales
Charlestown
St. John’s Church
Diphtheria Strikes Minot Lovering's Children in Chelmsford
Two children of Minot H. Lovering of Billerica street are ill with diphtheria. An evening program at the Unitarian vestry will be run by the Cheerful Letter committee featuring Mr and Mrs Edwin Howard singing, instrumental numbers by the Adams Orchestra, and readings by a Lowell lady.
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Minot H
Burlington Town Meeting Officers Elected
At a Monday town meeting Burlington voters chose H. H. Nichols as clerk W. 8. McIntyre as treasurer W. W. Skelton W. S. McIntyre and T. W. Pollock as selectmen T. W. Powers and Walter M. Skelton as school committee and approved license Yes 17 No 50. Last year Yes 32 No 74.
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H. H. Nichols
W. 8. McIntyre
W. W. Skelton
W. S. McIntyre
T. W. Pollock
T. W. Powers
Walter M. Skelton
Maynard selects town officers at Monday meeting
Maynard voters chose clerks and officials including C. H. Persons as clerk, A. J. Coughlin, P. J. Sullivan, G. H. Hart as selectmen, G. H. Gutteridge as treasurer, L. H. Maynard as collector, and A. B. Papineau, B. D. Blanchard, J. J. Hilferty on the school committee. License votes totaled Yes 292 No 269, last year Yes 267 No 201.
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C. H. Persons
A. J. Coughlin
P. J. Sullivan
G. H. Hart
G. H. Gutteridge
L. H. Maynard
A. B. Papineau
B. D. Blanchard
J. J. Hilferty
European Experience and local health notes in West Acton
The West Acton column reports on the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting where Mrs. Arthur F. Blanchard presented her paper on a European experience. It notes vaccination work by Charles Beach, a U P S C E event, a spelling prize won by Miss Cragin, smallpox cases improving at the pest house, and a pending Massachusetts Provident Life Insurance case before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court in Boston with arguments by Nash Dabney and Thomas Reed. decision reserved.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Arthur F. Blanchard
the Provident Life Assurance Association
Insurance Commissioner of
Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court For the Commonwealth
Boston
Frederick Hapgood Nash
L. A. Dabney
Thos. B. Reed
New York City
House of Representatives
Washington
Pomona Grange Holds Last Meeting at New Town Hall
On March 6 the Pomona grange met in the new town hall with a small forenoon gathering due to a storm. Prof Card of Rhode Island spoke in the afternoon on essential farming, stressing careful capital and labor balance and illustrating with a potato digger example. Our annual town meeting is set for March 17 with 14 articles, likely stirring debate. Mrs. S B Hager’s health remains a concern.
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Pomona
S. B. Hager
Farewell Sermon for St. Joseph’s Pastor Millerick
Rev Fr Jeremiah E Millerick preached his farewell at St Josephs after 15 years as pastor. Large crowds attended the 8:30 mass and the high mass at 10:30 with every seat filled. He tearfully said this would likely be his last appearance as their pastor and praised the parishioners for their love and affection.
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Jeremiah E. Millerick
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Millerick
Favorite PrescriptionProves Cure for Womanly Ailments
A long testimonial letter panel extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for treating chronic womanly diseases. It cites relief from heart, stomach and nerve symptoms after taking the medicine and emphasizes cures for many women who found no help from other physicians. The ad urges letters to Dr. Pierce, notes high cure rates, and promotes the companion volumes and free advice offerings.
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Bettie Payne
Inlet
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Lizzie Grees
Laurel Bloomery
Tenn
Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Farewell to Fr Millerick as Parish Sees New Pastor
Generosity has left the parish debt free with 5600 on hand for the new pastor and future church expenses. Fr Millerick departs for a larger parish at St Joseph's Boston, praised by catechism classes and Holy Name society. He thanks Frs O Connor and McNiff, and Miss Mary Iow presents a gold cross to mark his farewell. Rev John D Colbert will take over at Holy Rosary South Boston and preach here next Sunday.
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O’connor
McNiff
Fr. Millerick
Mary Iow
Boston
Millerick
Benevolent society meet and Current Events notes
West Chelmsford reports a church parlors gathering on Wednesday evening March 12 with supper led by the young ladies. The Current Events club drew a good number despite bad walking. Edla M. Winship spoke on Corea and L. L. Snow on Hall and Dufferin. James Cushman read a journalist's Pope interview. Fred A. Snow recounted his Charleston trip and view of southern sights and cemetery near the city.
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Edla M. Winship
Corea
David Billson
Newman Hall
Marquis of
Dufferin
L. L. Snow
Exposition memories and church reports fill village notes
The article recounts a southern exposition visit with humorous postmaster anecdotes, announces a two week later Longfellow club meeting at G F Snow's, and covers a quarterly conference. It lists reelected trustees and delegates headed to Boston, praises Rev. C C P Hiller, notes his transfer hopes, and mentions local social news including marriages and excurs ions of residents from Manchester and Lowell.
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Carolina
G. F. Snow’s
J. A. Parkhurst’s
Burns
Boston
C. C. P. Hiller
Alfred G. Parkhurst
A. V. Parkhurst
Epworth League
George F. Snow
Moore
Henry Holt
Lottie Snow
Hiller
Colorado
Frank Alton Brown
Manchester
N. H
Lowell
Lowell Gas Light Co Sells Second Hand Ranges At Low Prices
Lowell Gas Light Co offers a large sale of second hand gas ranges many in near new condition at very low prices. The deal aims to clear stock and attract buyers from the local area. Liverpool department store style availability may vary by time.
Castor 9 The Kind You Jan ines Boigh LA
A fragment mentions a product named Castor 9 with references to the type of item. It references names and places in a partial, unclear OCR segment. The readable portion hints at branding and origin but lacks full context or concrete actions.
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Castor
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