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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
10
Winter lawn party and millinery openings in Pawtucket
Lowell Daily Courier notes a Pawtucket church winter lawn party and a week end millinery opening at Miss Kate W Horne showing exclusive head wear styles. The ad promotes fur furnaces ranges and a sale on bicycles by Thompson Hardware Co with Columbia wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Pawtucket
Cook, Taylor & Co
John Callaghan
Merrimack Street
Kate W. Horne
Adamson
M. W. Martin
Head & Shaw
L. D. Walker
Boston
Corps of Trimmers
Bon Marche
Manchester print works names acting superintendent
Mr. Henri Schaeffer acts as superintendent at the Manchester print works after the resignation of Mr. Bancroft. Walter O. Corey, who attempted suicide with Paris green in Middlesex Street, has recovered and left hospital. Mrs. John McManus remains seriously ill at St John's Hospital with poor prospects. Thomas C. Entwistle and wife returned from a Mediterranean tour aboard the steamer Commonwealth. Alderman James O'Sullivan returned from Norfolk rested after holidays. Voluntine Rollins of Billerica was granted an original pension of $6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Schaeffer
Manchester
Bancroft
Walter O. Corey
Middlesex Street
John McManus
Constable McManus
St. John’s Hospital
Thomas C. Entwistle
Commonwealth
Mediterranean
James O'Sullivan
Norfolk
Voluntine Rollins
Billerica
Accidents at Local Mills End in Amputations
Mar Nagle of 519 Lawrence street lost the end of her right index finger after it was caught between a roller and casting at U. S. Bunting mills yesterday around 5 30 pm and had a first joint amputation at Emergency hospital. Jos Considine a street railway conductor whittled with a jackknife yesterday afternoon and required four stitches at Emergency hospital. F J Southmaid of 23 Bridge street had the little finger of the left hand crushed in a lathe and later amputated at the first joint after a visit to Emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Nagle
Lawrence Street
U. S
Jos. Considine
Beaver Brook
F. J. Southmaid
Bridge Street
Esquimalt Tops Empire In Cloudiness And Dampness
A climatological report ranks Esquimalt as the cloudiest and dampest place under the British flag, outranking London. Adelaide is noted as the driest, Ceylon as the hottest, and northwest Canada as the coldest British possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquimalt
British Empire
London
Adelaide
Australia
Ceylon
Northwest
Canada
Aldermen Act on Appropriations and Bentley Bequest
The Chy City Aldermen adopt the committee on appropriations report and a $500 compromise in the Samuel Bentley will dispute. Debates cover city finances, tax rates, and subdivision of appropriations while oiling talks on street and utility projects and police chief duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Appropriations
Alderman Carmichael
Samuel Bently
City Council Continues In Session For Reports And Petitions
Council delays final action awaiting the appropriations committee report then confirms four appointed surveyors of lumber. Damages claim from Benjamin Shaw connected to a manual training class is referred to claims. Requests to macadamize Knapp and Perry streets go to streets. City solicitor's opinion on Samuel Beatly will and a compromise offer are approved to avoid long delays. stock income valued around 2000 dollars with a 500 dollar settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin C. Shaw
C Street
Riverside
Spencer Streets
Walter A. Sherman
Edward Meloy
George F. Salmon
Henry W. Burton
Samuel Bentley
Committee On Appropriations
Burton
Carmichael
William M. Jones
The
New England Telephone Company
Derby
O'Sullivan
Committee On Electric
George H. Taylor
Lowell
Mr. Carmichael
Stiles
Appropriations Committee
A. B. Woodworth
P. G. Gaffney
Manual Training School
Committee On Claims
Edward W. Trull
Knapp Avenue
Committee On Streets
F. J. Flemings
Perry Street
Sherman Street
Concord Street
Perry
Samuel Beatly
Supreme Court
Casey
Weeping orator on street delivers touching eulogy
An onlookers report notes a weeping speaker on the street who appeared to be delivering a moving tribute over beer, described as a touching eulogy in public.
Father John’s Medicine Promises Safe Croup Relief
A Lowell Massachusetts man testifies that after trying many remedies failed to help his child, Father John’s Medicine cured a dangerous croup attack. He notes the remedy is free from opium morphine or other poisonous drugs and highlights the value and extra quantity in the $1 bottle compared with the 50 cent size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Carr
Cross Street
Lowell
Mass
Father John
Floyd Bible Class Ninth Annual Meeting Held
The Floyd Bible Class association met at Mr and Mrs C T Gardner residence on Whit ney avenue with about 43 members present. Officers were elected for the association and class, including S W Hands as president and Wm Beaumont as treasurer. Reports showed all bills paid and a healthy treasury with 2250 total Sunday school attendance and 58.86 in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Bible Class Association
C. T. Gardner
Whitney Avenue
F. C. Amadon
S. W. Hands
M. C. A. Gardner
W. S. Howe
Wm. Beaumont
Will S. Howe
S. A. Pickering
Perry Griffin
Craven Midgley
James Dawson
Treasury
Mrs Hartford's Millinery Opening Slated in Lowell
Lowell ladies eagerly anticipate the millinery opening at Mrs Rose Jordan Hartford’s with display planned for Friday and Saturday. The event promises the latest styles and fashionable hats from her collection, arranged to showcase new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Rose Jordan Hartford
Police Board Grants and Revokes Licenses in City Meeting
At last night’s board meeting licenses were granted for an intelligence office to Thomas Don at 158 Merrimack Street and several common victualler licenses to Aldice Du Charme 129 Colburn Street Hermine Desjardines 67 Aiken Street and Frank P Sawyer 202 Middlesex Street. An auctioneer license went to Joseph H Rutherford 342 Westford Street Hawker and pedlar names listed. A Sunday concert by Choir Rossini at Music Hall is set for April 6 1902. Leave to withdraw was granted for junk collector license application by Simon Lepedus 113 Howard Street and Elmer F B Stoddard’s common victualler license at 202 Middlesex Street was revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Intelligence Office
Thomas Don
Merrimack Street
Common
Victualler
Aldice Ducharme
Colburn Street
Hermine Desjardines
Aiken Street
Frank P. Sawyer
Middlesex Street
Joseph H. Rutherford
Westford
Mass
Sahag B. Medzadoriah
Winter Street
William Smith
Riverside Park
Rossini
Music Hall
Simon Lepedus
Howard Street
Common Victualler
Elmer FB. Stoddard
Battalion inspection of Company G Sixth regiment at armory
Major Sweetser from Boston led a battalion inspection of Company G Sixth regiment at the armory last evening. A large turnout impressed the inspector who praised the men. Next Tuesday the 25th Company C faces a State inspection by Lieut Col Williams, followed by Company G the next evening under the same officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Sweetser
Boston
Col. Williams
Regular mid-week prayer service invites women
The mid-week prayer and praise service takes place this evening at 7 30 p m inviting all girls and women to attend. Dr A E Goddard will present the second talk in the series on the Care of the Body in a practical session at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Goddard
Heap Medicine Man warns coffee poison and Postum trade ad
The piece argues coffee harms many, urging readers to quit coffee for ten days and switch to Postum Food Coffee. It touts Postum as a nerve rebuilding liquid food, claims coffee is a poison to some, and notes Postum is sold by grocers with simple preparation tips.
City Appropriation Committee Seeks Fiscal Reform
The Appropriations Committee report urges careful reading by taxpayers and outlines sharp inquiries into the school and pauper departments. It recommends reducing school, almshouse, and outdoor relief budgets while boosting fire, lighting, police, and street funding to keep within pay-as-you-go limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Appropriations
City Farm
Fire Department
Temperance program marks Neale Dow birthday service
The W C T U plans a March 20 church service at John Street from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with Neale Dow’s birthday featured. President Mrs. W H Yarrow presides, and speakers include Rev S D Millin, Rev G H Johnson, Mrs Calvin Richardson, Rev E Victor Bigelow, Rev H W O Millington, Rev J M Craig, and Mrs Annie E Smiley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
John Street
Neale Dows
W. H. Yarrow
W. P. Wilson
Maud Black
S. D. Millin
Christian Endeavor
Temperance
Francis L. Bennett
G. H. Johnson
Robert True
Calvin Richardson
E. Victor Bigelow
Atwater
H. W. O. Millington
Edna Craig
Sarah A. Dixon
J. M. Craig
Neale Dow
Annie E. Smiley
Capt Eldredge to Speak in Huntington Hall
Captain Daniel Eldredge of Boston, formerly of the Third New Hampshire, will lecture Friday evening March 21 at 7 20 under the auspices of B F Butler post G A R. The illustrated show features portraits of generals Ames Butler Sherman Ilmore Irong Serrell Hunter Mitchell Brannan Isaac I Stevens Saxton Seymour H G Wright and others along with admirals Dupont Dahlgren Rowan Belknap Farragut Porter and a portrait of George Charette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Eldredge
Boston
New Hampshire Regiment
Huntington Hall
B. F. Butler Post
John Davis Estate Denial Over Reported 1600000 Property
A denial states that the purported estate value of John Davis is incorrect none of his papers have been opened since his death, with a safe reportedly containing the authentic records. The claim of assets totaling 1600000 is challenged by a person asserting the documents remain sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Greenwood Meetings At Gorham Street Church
The Greenwood union meetings opened at Gorham Street Methodist Church with large crowds at 3 and 7 30 p m. Mr Greenwood continued a series on Old Testament Types of the Holy Spirit delivering an evening sermon on Romans 10 13 Whosoever calleth upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. His solo feature drew many hearts and the work is expected to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Union
Gorham Street Methodist Church
Greenwood
After sale at Carleton & Hovey's 236 Merrimack Street
Goings and going sale announces a stock taking clearance at Carleton & Hovey's 236 Merrimack Street with sundries offered at 25 to 50 percent off. Items include talcum powder, brushes, combs, soap boxes, perfumes, toilet water, soaps, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton & Hovey’s
Merrimack Street
Massachusetts Liquor Law Hearing On Local Option Petitions
The Committee on Liquor Law at the State House, Boston, will hear Benjamin D. Hyde petition No. 1012 and Channing Whitawer petition No. 1011 on March 20 at 10:80 a. m. The hearings seek to extend local option rights for wards and to restrict liquor licenses to licensed wards. Eugene H. Sprague chairs. Thomas L. Davis is clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Wealth
Massachusetts
Boston
Committee On
Benjamin D. Hyde
Gp. Vinson
Channing Whitawer
State House
A. m
Eugene H. Sprague
Thomas L. Davis
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