Doan’s Kidney Pills Earn Praise From Local Resident
Mrs Margaret Monahan of 16 Al Bion Street reports using Doan's Kidney Pills and Doan's Ointment with proven merit. Her father has purchased eight or ten boxes, expressing relief beyond cure potential, and they procured them at Ellingwood & Co. drug store at Merrimack and Central streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Charlton
Fayette Street
Doan
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Street
Dean
Margaret Monahan
Albion Street
Lowell Mills Wage Increase Debate Continues
A Providence dispatch notes New England textile workers eye a potential 10 percent wage rise for Lowell mills following Fall River approval. Treasurers report improving conditions and some support for the increase, while final action depends on mills’ readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
New England
Lowell
Fall River
Lowell Textile Council
Westford Holds Its Regular March Meeting
Westford town meeting elected officers including Clerk Edward Fisher and selectman Albert P. Richardson. A liquor license vote passed 52 to 0, with budgets set for highways 4000, debts 2000, school 6000, academy tuition 1500, overseers of poor 2400, textbooks 600, library 450, burial grounds 200, and town house painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westford
H. Fletcher
Edward Fisher
Albert P. Richardson
J. Willard Fletcher
Clarence R.P. Decatur
Nahum H. Wright
Arthur L. Prior
Hugh F. Leith
John A. Headly
Elbert H. Flagg
Arthur E. Wilson
William E. Frost
Joseph R. Draper
George T. Day
Wm. H. H. Burbeck
Westford Academy
Forge Village Vote Ends Shorter Clerk Term Across Town
In Forge Village the town approved a three year term for the town clerk, replacing the previous one year term. The meeting also noted payments of 250 for a painting of the schoolhouse, 125 for Memorial Day, and 59 as cited expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forge Village
Banquet Honors St Patrick’s Parade Chief Molloy Staff
Chief Marshal Charles H. Molloy and staff hosted a St Patrick’s Day parade banquet at the St Charles hotel with 40 covers. Speakers praised Molloy’s efforts, noting weather affected turnout and expressing hope for a larger parade next year. James F. Molloy, his father, spoke briefly to cheers before the gathering broke up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Molloy
St. Charles Hotel
Mr. Molloy
Col
James H. Carmichael
John J. Pinder
Lawrence Cummings
John J. Hogan
Fr. Walsh
James F. Molloy
Four Chelsea youths arrested for stolen team
Deputy Welch and Officer Freeman captured four boys aged 16 to 19 on East Merrimack Street suspected of stealing a doctor’s team from Chelsea. The youths Joseph Rowe James A Mahoney George A Donavan and Richard McGinnis claimed Charles Town origins and were returned to Chelsea after a night in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Freeman
East Merrimack Street
Chelsea
Joseph Rowe
James A. Mahoney
George A. Donavan
Richard McGinnis
Charlestown
Settlement of Lowell department store fire insurance
The loss of O'Donnell and Gilbride Co. department store at Lowell Massachusetts damaged by fire March 10 and insured by 53 companies has been settled. The committee report indicates the assured met them halfway and that the matter was adjusted promptly and reasonably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’donnell & Gilbride Co
Lowell
Mass
the Standard
Boston
Smallpox outbreak grows with two new cases in city
Two more smallpox cases emerged in a Cushing street block, Francis Paquette and his three year old son Armand taken to the smallpox hospital after noon. The man, brother-in-law to a Hancock avenue patient, may be newly infected or recovering. Six other family members exposed. quarantine and guard setup planned. Mills and French districts face spread risk. vaccination urged for unvaccinated workers and residents. Undertaker Molloy managed the case. Funeral notices for Henri Fournier and Ziba Gay follow with services at St Joseph's church and Riverside cemetery, work suspensions in tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Paquette
Armand
Cushing Street
Pox
Hancock Avenue
Health Department
C. H. Molloy
Henri Fournier
Lakeview Avenue
St. Joseph’s Church
Fr. Fournier
Vincellette
Edward Carson
G. Carson
Henry Lafortune
Amedee Dube
Ernest Chouinard
Auguste Ouillette
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Ziba Gay
S. S. Brant
Westboro
Congregational Church
North Chelmsford
Robert W. Dunbar
Gay
Obituary notices for Olive J Trask and Francois Paquin
Olive J. Trask dies at home on 17 Carter Place leaving parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Trask and sister Mrs Ellen Parker of Waltham Mass. Francois Paquin a longtime French Canadian resident dies suddenly at 179 Aiken Street aged 65 survived by widow four daughters M Tanzin Leda Celina Marie Louise and son Roger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive J. Trask
Carter Place
She Lesves
Joseph Trask
Ellen Parker
Waltham
Mass
Francois Paquin
Aiken Street
M. Tanzin
Leda
Celina
Marie Louise
Roger
Funeral for George McKenna at 178 Fayette Street
The funeral for George McKenna was held from his home at 178 Fayette Street at 2 PM yesterday, with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Undertaker Molloy oversaw arrangements. A second service for Gertrude Burns occurred yesterday afternoon from her home at 2 rear of 23 South Whipple Street, burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKenna
Fayette Street
Molloy
Gertrude Burns
South Whipple Street
Obituary notices from city march 17 entries
In this city on March 17 several residents are noted. Olive J Trask of Carterplace, Dexter Maine born Alvin Rodliff son of the late Ferlinand Rodliff, March 10. Mrs May Blakeley at 29 Jewett street, aged 31. John H Haworth funeral at 43 Columbus avenue Wednesday at 5. Hattie Hauver, 1083 Gorham Street, 38. Etta Groves 15 at St Johns Hospital March 17. Francis Harris four months at 23 Cedar Street. Joseph Normandy child of Mr. and Mrs Charles Normandy 29 Decatur Street. Burial private.
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Trask
Carterplace
Olive J. Trask
Rodliffe
Dexter
Maine
Alvin Rodliff
Ferlinand Rodliff
Blakeley
Jewett Street
May
David B. Blakeley
Haworth
John H. Haworth
Columbus Avenue
Hauver
Gorham Street
Hattie Hauver
Groves
St. John’s Hospital
Etta Groves
Harris
Cedar Street
Francis Harris
Normandy
Joseph
Charles Normandy
Decatur Street
Pleasant surprise birthday tribute at Merrimack street home
A pleasant surprise was given to Mr. Auguste Sarre and Mr. John Alvaney at 539 Merrimack street on March 17 for their 22d birthday. Supper served at 980. Music by Miss Alice Leith who recited, with a Leith Martel duet delighting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste Sarre
John Alvaney
Merrimack Street
Suppén
Alice~ Leith
Miss Leith
Ella Martel
Fine Residence at a Great Sacrifice in Lowell
Ex description of a superior residence on a premier Lowell street with spacious grounds, offered for sale by an owner eager to sell. Includes a nearby East-side farm option and invites early inquiries. For full particulars contact T. H. Elliott at 64 Central Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Pearson's Magazine April opens with New York Subway feature
The April issue presents an intriguing article on The New York Subway illustrated by Jay Hambidge, plus Our Descent From Monkeys and A City of Beer about Burton-on-Trent’s vast breweries. Also featured are The Harmonograph diagrams, Flying Fish, A Mammoth Pigeon Ranch, and The Story of the States. Fiction includes The Suitors of Yvonne and Indian Nights Entertainment. short tales The Posy of Contention and The Pussum and the Grub Worm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson's
New York
Jay Hambidge
Burton-on-Trent
Staffordshire
England
Yvonne
American Boy March issue highlights boys stories
The American Boy March number opens with D. B. Robinson's A School Lockout and Edgar D. Price's Cuthbert's Rattler followed by A Night in the North by Frank Baird and A Grandmotherly Lark by Minna Stanwood. Nearly a dozen more boy reader stories with illustrations appear, and the departments for boys are filled with engaging material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Robinson
Cuthbert
Rattler
Edgar D. Price
North
Frank Baird
Minna Stanwood
New Books Announced From Scribners Houghton Mifflin and Crowell
Scribners announces When Old New York Was Young by Charles Hemstreet and portraits of old New York. March 26 releases include The Son of a Fiddler by Jeanette Lee, Bayard Taylor poetical works revised, Life of Champlain by Sedgwick, Hezekiah’s Wives, Virgil translation, and Tuscan Sculpture. Crowell previews Angelot among next month’s publications.
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Old New York
Charles Hemstreet
Manhattan
The
Scribners
New York
Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co
New England
Jeanette Lee
Bayard Taylor
Lillie Hamilton French
Harlan H. Ballard
Riverside Art Series
Estelle M. Hurt
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Angelot
Stage rights for Lazarre excite Otis Skinner plans
Otis Skinner has secured dramatic rights to Mrs. Catherwood's Lazarre and proposes an elaborate production early next fall. He seems well suited to portray the hero, promising a vivid stage adaptation. The item follows notes on Boer war books and upcoming reissues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Skinner
Mrs. Catherwood
Lazarre
Mr. Skinner
John A. Hassell
Allen R. I. Hiley
Grafton Press
New York
Hassell
Bermuda
Hosmer to supervise Philadelphia edition of 1814 work
The Philadelphia edition of 1814 will be issued under the supervision of Dr. James K. Hosmer, a recognized authority on Western and Northwestern history and exploration. He will provide an accurate introduction and a complete index for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vate Buyer
Philadelphia
James K. Hosmer
Hosmer
A Brown Songster
Dora Read Goodale contributions in March Era describe the song sparrow with brown plumage, nest building in hedgerows and gardens, eggs numbering four to five, and April hatch with a second nest by June. The bird is depicted as a diligent, family‑minded parent defending young from snakes and predators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Read Goodale
Wayside
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Ll Doan
Foster - Milburn Co
Lowell Mills
Parade
O'Donnell & Gilbride Co
Che Magazines
Sooooooce Literary Toles
Eleanor C. Price
Mary Garvin
New Hampshire
Fred Lewis Pattee
G. H. Thornton
John Adams
M. A
J. Walker McSpadden
Messrs. A. C. McClurg & Co
Lewis and Clarke
Coues
Noah Brooks
Count de Broke
Newport
Lord Getthecoyne
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