Conference Aims for Unanimous Cuba Reciprocity Support
A White House conference with President and seven Republican House members sought harmony on Cuba reciprocity. Participants Tawney, Morris, Dick, Smith, Minor, Metcalf, Dayton discussed Cuba conditions and possible amendments, with no firm proposals. The gathering aimed to unify GOP action, with a private future meeting planned and no public conclusions announced. Separately, funeral services were held for Mary Goodwin Georgianna MacNamara and John Thompson, with Edson cemetery burials and rites by Undertakers Young & Co.
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Washington
White House
House
Ways and Means
Tawney and Morris
Minnesota
Ohio
Smith
Michigan
Minor
Wisconsin
Metcalf
California
Dayton
West Virginia
Cuba
Conrt
Sibley
Congression
Prince Henry Gifts Silver Cigarette Holder to Police Chief
Major Richard Sylvester chief of police in Washington received from Prince Henry of Prussia a silver cigarette holder through German ambassador Mr. von Holleben in recognition of attentions shown to him by the police department during his Washington visits.
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Washington
Richard Sylvester
von Holleben
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Police Department
Kitchener Reports Captures In Pretoria Despatch
London dispatch notes Lord Kitchener’s weekly totals of captures from Pretoria. He omits any reference to the Schalkburger incident and provides no further details beyond his standard figures.
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London
Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Schalkburger
Union Railway Grievances Talks With Potter End Without Hours Deal
Providence March 24. The street railway men committee met General Manager Potter of the Union Railroad Co. He would not recognize the union but treated the men as employees. He agreed to fair schedule changes and to run long day trips in halves, but would not agree on hours while a 10 hour bill is before the Legislature. The company actuary is examining pay grading. The committee will report to the union meeting at 2 o'clock this morning.
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Providence
Potter
Union Railroad Co
Obituary notes for Rosina Whithed Batchelder and others
Rosina Whithed Batchelder of Newton Mass died at her home on Sargent Street leaving three brothers and a sister. The column also records the death and burial notices of Samuel Hindle, Milo B Stiles, and Bridget Neary with service details, churches, cemeteries, and funeral attendees.
Brown and Batchelder Families Notice of Deaths in Newton
Mary Ellen Brown aged five died at her parents home 23 Chase avenue on March 24 in the city. Rosina Whitter Batchelder wife of Wesley R formerly of this city also died and funeral services for her will be at 1 PM Wednesday at her late home 151 Sargent street Newton. Carriages meet the 12 30 train from Boston and services will follow at 4 PM at the Lowell cemetery chapel.
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Rosina Whithed Batchelder
Wesley l. Batchelder
Sargent Street
Newton
Mass
Marshall Whithed
New York City
Solon
Nashua
N. H
Darius
Lowell
Walter T. Moore
Home for Old Men saga tied to Wentworth site
A petition proposed relocating the Battles Home to the Wentworth property on Lawrence street, signed by most local real estate owners except H J Fay who was ill but supports the plan. The Wentworth house is valued at 17000 dollars, but the incorporators lack funds beyond Mrs Battles payment in kind. The postponed hearing resumes Saturday at Huntington Hall committee room.
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Battles Home
Belmont Street
Rev
A. St. John Chambre
Wentworth
Lawrence Street
H. J. Fay
Mr. MacNeil
Dr. Chambre
Battles
Lowell Notices for Alcohol Licenses March 1902
City of Lowell publishes multiple license applications under Revised Laws Chapter 100. Frank Barnard and partners seek innholder licenses at Marlborough hotel sites. Owen Carney and John McLaughlin seek fourth class retail licenses at Market House Place and Market Street. Cornelius Collins seeks innholder license at Franklin Hotel. Connors & Co. seek innholder licenses at Harvard Hotel. Edward T. Cushing and partners seek license details.
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Frank Barnard
Emma J. Barnard
Frank Barnard & Co
Jackson Street
Moulton Avenue
Marlborough Hotel
Board of Police
Joseph Smith
Owen J. Carney
John C. McLaughlin
Market House Place
Market Street
Waverley
Waverley Hotel
Cornelius E. Collins
Brewery Court
Middlesex Street
Franklin Hotel
Cornelius J&. Collins
Thomas F. Connors
Nellie M. Connors
Thomas F. Lynch
Connors & Co
Moody Street
Tremont Street
Harvard Hotel
Edward T. Cushing
Amelia L. Cushing
E. ‘T. Cushing
E. T. Cushing & Co
Gorham Street
Globe Hotel
Frank A. Donohoe
James F. Dwyer
J. Edward Gallagher
Catherine Gallagher
Gallagher& Co
William Street
Gallagher
City OF
Lowell
Thomas A. Ramsey
John J. Brennan
Ramsey
Lowell Liquor Licenses Listed For Several Hotels
A public notice lists multiple applicants for innholder or retailer licenses across Lowell addresses including Gorham Street Globe Hotel St Charles Rockingham Lawrence Central and Arlington Hotels. It notes the actions by Edward Cushing Carroll Darling Donohoe Gallagher Hoban Halloran Kearns Leary and others under Revised Laws with dates in 1902 1992 and 1952.
Lowell License Notices for multiple applicants in 1902
City of Lowell notices list applicants for liquor licenses under Revised Laws. Martin Moran Ellen Moran seek innholder licenses at Central Street properties Union House Merrimack House and Middlesex area. James ONeil Keefe ONeil & Co seek innholder and retail licenses at Central Church Streets Old Washington Tavern Lowell Tavern and adjacent buildings. Additional notices cover Hotel Belvidere Prescott Street and Richardson Hotel Middlesex Thorndike Streets. Multiple entries dated March 25 1902.
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Ali
Martin Moran
Ellen Moran
Union House
Joseph Smith
Central Street
Board of Police
City OF
Lowell
James O'Neil
Daniel L.keefe
O'Neill & Co
Central
Church Streets
Old Washington Tay Mul
Daniel J. Keefe
O'Neil & Co
Old Washington Tavern
Daniel J. Keete
Green
Lowell Tavern
Joseph Smith, Cleck
Licenses to Sell Intoxicating Liquors in Lowell Listings
A sequence of 1902 license notices names Patrick JH Barry Barry & Co at 212 2144 Broadway and John J Barrows Co at 738 740 Gorham and 3 Chambers Streets. It lists applicants for first class common victuallers and various fourth class retail licenses at multiple street addresses including 62 64 Whipple 85 Swift Streets 705 Aiken Street and 25 27 Merrimack Street with room configurations noted. Also mentions Brady Brady Murphy and Bradt Rock entities with addresses on Fletcher Worthen Dutton Adams Suffolk Streets and others.
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Daniel J. Murphy, Jr
Richard F. Murphy
Merrimack
Dutton Streets
Merrimack House
Board of Police
Joseph Smith
James W. Barry
Maurice H. Powers
James W. Barry & Co
Market Street
Patrick H. Barry
Ellen T. Barry
Barry & Co
Broadway
Patrick JH. Barry
Ben T. Barry
John J. Barrows
Hannah E. Barrows
James G. Birtwell
Mary Birtwell
Birtwell & Co
Whipple
Swift Streets
James G Birtwell
Pierre Bourgeois
Fabiola Bourgeois
Aiken Street
Thomas H. Boyle
Kate Boyle
T. H. Boyle & Co
Merrimack Street
T. Bine & Co
Edward F. Brady
Jon J. Murphy
Brady & Murphy
Fletcher
Worthen Streets
Frank Brady
Alice E. Brady
Frank Brady & Co
Dutton Oe
Alice BE. Brady
John J. Brady
Michael H. Brady
John J
Publican license notices from Lowell area row of applicants
The notice lists multiple applicants from Lowell for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in various classes and locations. Entities include Peter F Brady, Joseph H Rock, Brosnahan & Co, John F Brown, Nellie G Brown, Burke, Morris, Burns, Cudworth, Callahan, Francis T Callahan, Bernard J Callahan, Mary A Callahan, Emma F Cudworth, J A Cudworth & Co, and Mary A Callahan, with premises on Salem Street Broadway Lakeview Avenue Middle Street West Third Street Adams Street Lawrence Abbott Streets and other addresses. Board of Police authorizes actions dated March 2 1902.
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John Burke
Thomas F. Morris
John H. Burke & Co
Coburn
West Third Streets
Board of Police
Joseph Smith
John H. Burke
James A. Cudworth
Emma F. Cudworth
J. A. Cudworth
Bernard J. Callahan
Charles H. Callahan
B. J. Callahan & Co
Lakeview Avenue
John H. Callahan
Mary A. Callahan
von Victuallers
Lawrence
Abbott Streets
Ust
Board of Polic
Public notices of liquor licenses in Lowell area
A dense list of applications and notices under the Revised Laws for common victuallers and retail liquor dealers in Lowell and surrounding streets. Names include Calnin, Campbell, Clancy, Clark, Collins, Conway, Corbeil, Bergeron, and Smith with street addresses on Lakeview Avenue Gorham Fletcher Middlesex Cabot and Tremont. Licenses cover First Class common victuallers and Fourth Class retail dealers with room counts and floors noted for each property. Publication by Joseph Smith.
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James Calnin
Johanna Calnin
Joh Clancy
Mary Clancy
Gorham Street
Board of Police
Joseph Smith
James H. Collins
Joseph H. Bergeron
Collins & Bergeron
MH Cabot Street
Collins @ Bergeron
Cabot Street
Wilfred Corbeil
Jons L. Patenaude
Corbeil & Co
Aiken Street
Clark
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Peter Davey
Mary Goodwin
Liberty Street
Edson
Undertakers Young & Co
George F. Kenngett
Georgianna MacNamara
Maple Street
Eds
Prince Henry
The
Washington Police
Kitchener
Samuel Hindle
Merrimack River
Middlesex Village
Molloy
Milo B. Stiles
Groton
Bridget Neary
Patrick Neary
Ayette Street
Immaculate Conception
Fr. Dorgan
P. P. Haggerty
Patrick Travesy
Thomas J. Maguire
James Connolly
Buri
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Dorgan
Carroll J. Darling
Howard W. Blecktin
Darling & Co
St. Charles Hotel
Howard W. Blacktin
Oene House
St. Charles Otel
F. A
Dennis T. Finnegan
Hanorah Finnegan
D. T. Finnegan & Co
Wamesit
Wamesit Hotel
John F. Halloran
Annie M. Halloran
John F
John F. Halloran & Co
Arlington Hotel
Gallagher & Co
Wiliam Street
Thomas F. Hoban
Luke Hoban
Lowell Inn
Ee Inn
Bernard Kearns
Middlesex
Howard Streets
St. Lawrence Hotel
Dennis J. Leary
Etta B. Leary
D. J. Leary & Co
B . PE
Deen Leary
Lowel
CITY
Maurice O'Donnell
Mary E. O'Donnell
Middlesex Place
St. James Hotel
Maurice O’'Donnell
Lowe
Cipy
Charles W. W. Richardson
Vesta M. Richardson
Thorndike Streets
Richardson Hotel
Thorndike
ITY OF
Maurice W. Powers
City OF OF
John W. Billingsley
Fred Billingsley
Andover Street
John J. Murphy
Peter F. Bradt
Joseph E. Rock
P. F. Brady
Peter F. Brady
Joseph H. Rock
P. F
Patrick H. Brosnahan
Mary J. Brosnahan
P. H. Brosnahan & Co
Salem Street
John F. Brown
Nellie G. Brown
Marion Street
John Brown
John F. Burns
Sarah F. Burns
Adams Street
Spee
Francis T. Callahan
Rose Ann Callahan
F. T. Callahan & Co
Coburn Street
William G. Campbell
Kate T. Campbell
Campbell & Co
Summer Street
John Clancy
Charles EF. Clark
William F. Clark
Ciry OF
Charles E. Clark
John H. Clark
Joseph M. Clark, Clark & Co
South Streets
Thomas P. Connors
John J. Conway
Daniel F. Conway
John J. Conway & Co
Howe Street
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