British Sympathizers Lead to South Africa Relief Fund
A Lowell charity concert at Odd Fellows temple raised funds for widows and orphans of British soldiers amid the South Africa war. Joseph Miller chaired the soliciting committee with Rev. N. W. Matthews as treasurer and a list of donors. The event featured performances by Highland Choral Choir and soloists led by Thomas Wardell, ending with a triumphant display of support for Britain.
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Odd Fellows Temple
Lowell
South Africa
British American Association
Manchester Unity
Sons of St.George
Caledonians
Clan Grant the Bunting, Zions
N. W. Matthews
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Great Britain
Pretoria
Johannesburg
John Bull
Joseph Miller
Richard Sykes
Cove
James Howard
Frank Townsend
Jos
W. Harrison
Sivevescens
James Terry
Eaednes
Fielding Ceossese
Charles Waterworth
Thomas Duckworth
Kektess Moo
T. C. Brtwistless
I.diice
Princess Lodge, Daughters of St. George
Thomas Wardell
Highland Choral Choir
Hillside Church annual meeting election held in Dracut
The First Congregational society of Hillside church Dracut held its annual meeting last night in the church vestry. Albert B. Humphries was chosen temporary chairman. James W. Thomson elected moderator Silas R. Coburn chosen clerk. Members admitted include C J Coburn treasurer reported 996.23 receipts 994.46 expended balance 1.77. Officers elected Silas R. Coburn clerk Charles Hodge treasurer and a standing committee. The money-raising article referred to the standing committee. Meeting adjourned.
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First Congregational Society
Hillside Church
Dracut
George H. Stevens
Albert BE. Humphries
James W. Thomson
Silas R. Coburn
Walter Garland
Wallace Tucker
Marion Austin
James H. Richardson
C. J. Coburn
Charles Hodge
James Richardson
J. B. Tucker
George Sanborn
Mill Worker Hurt In Washers At Collins Mill
Michele Trantea, a Greek laborer in the Collins mill wash room, had two fingers badly crushed yesterday noon when caught in the washers. Dr Harlow of Tyngsboro treated the injuries. Ill feeling over selectmen appointments in Dracut grows, mainly among Democrats. A selectmen meeting is planned today and recently appointed officers may be reassigned.
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Michele Trantea
Collins Mill
Harlow
Tyngsboro
Dracut
Officials Inspect Textile School During Official Visit
An education committee of the Legislature conducted an evening inspection of the textile school at the Normal and Textile Schools. Senators Tolman and Hanson and several representatives questioned pupils and observed work by students from Lawrence and Methuen seeking better positions in local textile firms. The group met trustees A G Cumnock and others and planned to review the Normal school and two corporations the next day.
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Tolman
Burrington
Winslow
Brown
Pettengil
Sullivan
Downe
Senator Hanson
Lowell
A. G. Cumnock
A. 8. Lyon
Franklin Nourse
E. W. Thomas
A. K. Whit
Lawrence
Methuen
Normal School
petition rejects Lawrence bid for state normal school
The Lawrence petition for a state normal school is rejected as central location debates favor Salem and Lowell while Haverhill is deemed most central. The piece notes the issue of abolishing the training school and references regional coverage by the Maverill Gazette and Lawrence Telegram.
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Lawrence
Haverhill
Salem
Lowell
Maverhill Gazette
Allcock's Porous Plaster Advertisement Claim
The copy promotes Allcock's Porous Plasters as the superior original product that soothes surface irritation then opens pores to relieve congestion and draw out impurities, followed by deeper effects relaxing muscles and curing aches. It warns against imitations and notes the products are aseptic from The Porous Plaster Co.
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Allcock
Wasting Life in Journalism Debate
A Springfield Republican note on a New York Tribune literary page argues against the view that journalism wastes life. It praises newspaper work as valuable public service, mocks the urge to abandon reporting for creative writing, and defends anonymous, day by day news interpretation over literary fame.
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New York Tribune
Springfield Republican
Fatien
the Tribune
Roberteon Nicoll
G. W. Steevens
Universal Brotherhood and Protesting Churches in World Peril
Reviewer's piece urges tolerance and broader spiritual horizons in the Universal Brotherhood Path March issue. Catholic World Mag explains Ml Vvart controversy with Dr Fox critique, plus Rome Holy Year coverage and Pope’s Holy Door scene with golden hammer photographs.
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Jerome A. Anderson
Universal Brotherhood Path
Universal Brotherhood
Catholic World
Rey
Dr. Fox
Catholic University
Board of Regents of
New York
Briggs
Philippines
United States
Chréetian
Augustin Daly
Fr. McDermot
Gacquei
Globe card indexes cabinet and typewriter sales
The Globe introduces steel card indexing cabinets and typewriters as top quality tools for lawyers, teachers, and business men. They announce agents for Remington and advertise a large stock in Lowell and vicinity with order options through J. I. Lawler and John Skeete.
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Lowell
Foe
I. Lawler
Merrimack
John Skeete
Fraternal Meetings Preview Box Party Plans and Initiations
Fraternal and fraternal union notices describe I F G T club planning a box party at Gorham hall on March 23 with a March 22 meeting, plus Industry council Royal Arcanum initiation of one candidate and several applications. District Deputy Governor Regent Alvah L. McIntyre visited, addressing members from multiple councils. Lincoln club finalizes poverty party arrangements with judges from Lawrence and several prize categories. Court Laurence J. Smith Jr F of A initiated four and received five propositions as bazaar organizers list suppliers and remarks from several courts.
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I. F. G. T. Club
Industry Council
Royal Arcanum
Alvah L. McIntyre
Hyde Park
Mass
Lowell Centralville
Highland
North Billerica
Sanders
Centralville
Arcanum Brothers
Chelmsford Centre
Laurence J. Smith, Jr
F. of A
Leather Workers’ Hall
Bazaar Committee
J. J
T. P. Boulger
Central Street
Green Shoe Company
H. C. McOsker
J. R. Sullivan
Gorham
Union Meetings Add New Members and Plans
At a well attended meeting in Building Laborers hall four new members joined the Stationary Foremen and three applications were received. Hugh J. Gaugher was elected a delegate to the Fall River convention starting April 9. The financial secretary's report was adopted as very satisfactory. A smoke talk was discussed and voted to be arranged with Inspector Thomas Hawley invited to address the attendees. In Spinners hall the Carpenters union heard five applications and two new members. A public meeting is set for Saturday with William Shields of Boston to address.
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Lincoln Club
Prescott Hall
Thomas Riley
Direcor
Lawrence
Morris
Hugh J. Gaugher
Fall River
Financial Secretary
Thomas Hawley
The
Carpenters’ Union
Spinners’ Hall
Wiliam Shields
Boston
Public Charitable Institutions Hearing Notice 1900
Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces a hearing by the Committee on Public Charitable Institutions on March 15 at 10 39 A.M. in the State House room 440. Topics include visitations by the State Board of Charity and care for indigent children and a bill on minors' commitment to Lyman School and State Industrial School. Howard K. Sanderson chairs, William Hopewell clerk.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Board OF Railroad Commissioners
Boston
State Almshouse
State Farm
Tewksbury
East Street
County Commissioners
Middlesex County
Beacon Street
Frenoon
Lowell Courier
Lowell Mail
City of
WM. J. McCullough
State House
Committee On
District Police
Leonard W. Ross
Edw. L. Brown
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
State Board of Charity
Lyman School
State Industrial School For
Howard K. Sanderson
William Hopewell
Mortgagee's Sale of Lowell Real Estate in Massachusetts
Mortgagee Frank B. McQuesten assignee will auction the Howe Lumber Company mortgage property in Lowell Massachusetts on April 3 1900 at 3 30 PM to foreclose for breach. The parcel includes an undivided half of a lot on the north side of Dutton Street a second lot on the south side of Dutton Street and an undivided one third of another parcel with buildings. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and a $500 deposit. other terms disclosed at sale. FRANK B McQUEESTEN assignee. 27 Kilby St Boston Mass. may 14 21
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Lowell
Massachusetts
Howe Lumber Company
Ibert Wheeler
Middlesex North District
Frank B. MacQuesten
Boston
Dutton Street
Parker & Nichols
Cushing Street
David Perham
Perham
A. L. Brooks
Brooks
Railroad
Railroad Corporation
Bestoning
Merrimack River
Senatius Tyler
Tyler
Cushing
Frank B. McQueesten
Kilby St
Mass
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Dibdin
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Porous Plaster CO
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