Death of Fr. Gigauld Shocks Local Parish
Rev. Frederick D. Gigauld of the Immaculate Conception church died between seven thirty and eight last night at St. John’s Hospital. A well known figure in the parish, he faced illness with notable vitality. Also noted were obituaries for Philip A. Sullivan aged 19, Mrs. Mary F. Austin aged 86, Maud W. Howard, Jane McCashin, and Patrick McCarthy with funeral details and burial sites listed for Lowell, Concord, Edson Cemetery, and St. Patrick’s Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Frederick D. Gihgault
Surance
Elliott & Hunt
Philip A. Sullivan
Binghampton
N. Y
Lowell
C. H. Molloy
Mary F. Austin
C. E. Austin
Mt. Vernon Street
Concord
N. H
Maud WN. Howard
Church Street
George F. Kenngett
C. M. Coe & Co
Edson Cemery
Jane McCashin
Willie Avenue
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Fr. McHugh
Elisabeth M. Simonds
Pleasant Street
Frank J
Ronde
N. MH
Fr Gigault Dies After Illness at Lowell Oblates
The obituary recalls Fr Frederick D Gigault o m s born 1835 who served in Lowell Buffalo and Quebec. He died after years of illness with mitral insufficiency while surrounded by Oblate brethren and Sisters of Charity. Funeral arrangements include a 2 pm wake and Thursday 10 am mass at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at the Oblates novitiate in Tewksbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Hospital
Salem
Hotel Dieu
Montreal
St. Joseph's
Tortel
Charley
Gigault
Willam PD
Joyce
Joseph Lefebvre
O. M
Odes
United States
Church of the Remaculate Conception
Joseph Mangin
John P. Reynolds
Patrick J. McGrath
Oblates Novitiate
Tewksbury
Gigaults
Frederick D. Gigault
O.m. S
St. Hyacinthe College
Quebec
Lachine
Province of
Ywell
St. Andrew's Church
North Amorica
Nev Win D. Joyce
Gigauit
Church of the Girly Angels
Buffalo
Lowell
Church of the Immaculate
Obituary notices from city listings and funeral details
In this city many notices list names, ages, addresses and relatives with March dates. Entries include Elizabeth M Simonda Mia Ann D Elliott Philip A Sullivan Reuben Ditson Phoebe B Blaisdell Mise M J Weston Mary A Gordon Mary Austin and Joseph Thiorrent with funeral times, hospital or home locations and family connections noted for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simonds
Pleasant Street
Elizabeth M
Frank J. Simonda
Elliott
Walker Street
Mia
Ann D. Elliott
Sullivan
Tinghampton
WN. Y
Philip A. Sullivan
Ditson
Phoebe B
Charles E. Blaisdell
Gigault
Ube
Brohn
Talrick D. Gigault
Weston
Lowell Hospital
Mise M J. Weston
Charlie Austin
C. B. Austin
Joseph
Vivien Heer and Hooper Marriage Notice in Cranbourne
Mr. William M. Vivian of Cranbourne Canada is joined with Mice An ne Hooper of Lowa Masa in a Cranbourne ceremony. The brief notice records their names and location facts for a historical newspaper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien. Heer
Cranbourne
Canape Marwhaoa
William M. Vivian
Canada
Anne Hooper
Lowa Masa
Fraternal Growth in Lowell Arcanum Councils
At the Lowell council meeting No 8 Royal Arcanum reports 16 membership applications with two more ready for April 5th. Union meetings boost all district councils. Highland No 970 gains from recent officer changes. Centralville Comet No 1721 anticipates new members. Industry No 2 targets a 1900 record in Arcanum circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Royal Arcanum
Lower
Highland
Crater
Centralville
Industry Council
Arcanum
R A Concert at Tewksbury Soloist from North America
John Palr brothers of North America is to be the soloist at the Royal Arcanum meeting in Tewksbury on Wednesday evening. Lowell attendees should take the 7 o'clock Middlesex street train via western division Almont station five minutes from the depot. A special 10.25 train will stop at Almont to pick up Lowell guests. Electric car riders should leave the square at 6.45 or 7.28 with trips every 60 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A
Tewksbury
John Palr Brothers
North America
Royal Arcanum
Lowell
Middlesex Street
Western Division
Almont
Taft
Neeks
Lecture on Japan by Osaka Toyama mill guest
Mr Takimura of Osaka spoke at Textile School trustees and mill agents on Japan’s weaving progress. He cannot weave more than his 4000 spindles and 7 looms, ships surplus to China, operates two 11 hour shifts, employs 10 percent of hands per shift, pays 12 cents a day for tires, and wages range from 10 to 12 dollars monthly with purchase of modern looms prioritised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takimura
Osaka
Japan
China
Coore
Local court sentences for drunkenness and fines
John Landry was jailed ten days in Lowell for drunkenness. John McDonald was sent to the workhouse for two months. Joseph McCarty and Michael Welch received fines. Be vere jimnetts, stimuli and battery cases, and James W. drunkenness were continued until March A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Landry
Lowell
John McDonald
Joseph McCarty
Michael Welch
Bevere Jimnetts
James W
Still Upward Stock Market Gains Amid Spring Boom
The bull market extends into today with New York leading and copper stocks rising. Third Avenue, Met. St. Ry., Manhattan, steel and coal shares show gains. profit taking limits some advances. Industry notes include Ford tax expectations and copper share nerviness. several rail and utility stocks move on strong volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Exchange
Boston
Third Avenue
Met
St. Ry
Manhattan
Federal Steel
Montana
Butte
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Cochiti
Bingham
Markets Reported by Kright Sears & Co
Boston and New York markets today report gains and losses across major stocks. Kright Sears & Co notes fluctuating prices, with industrials leading moves and utilities steady. Traders watch interest rate hints and sector rotations amid mixed corporate results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Kright, Sears & Co
Sneeze-free Bullet Survived Col Cooke of Leavenworth
Col Sidney G. Cooke of Herington head manager at the Soldiers home in Leavenworth survived a brain wound from a Confederate rifle during the Wilderness battle. He carried the lead for months, sneezed it out after ten days of sneezing, and kept the bullet as a relic. The wartime escape involved a rebel prisoner named Charles M. Jones who later became a Greensborough lawyer. Col Cooke enlisted at 15 and was wounded twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney G. Cooke
Herington
Leavenworth
Col. Cooke
Cooke
Andersonville
Charles M. Jones
Washington, D. C
Jones
Greensborough
N.C
Topeka
Nye Story Reveals Humble Madison Booking
A Chicago Times Herald reminiscence recounts Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Riley touring as a potential drawing card for a Madison Indiana event. Manager M A Marks recalls nearly empty ticket sales and Nye’s reaction that locals had never heard them, highlighting Nye’s self deprecating humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nye
M. A. Marks
Madison
Ind
Woman's Relief Corps
New York
Nye
Riley
Chicago Times-Herald
Cotton goods market holds firm amid export trade lull
The cotton export market remains firm with buyers and sellers evenly matched. Current prices show standard eastern drills at 6 cents, sheetings around 5 to 6 cents, and print cloths at 1.5 cents. analysts anticipate slightly better rates for shipments after May. Chinese reports indicate firm American cottons with specific stock figures and quotational ranges for major brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener & Co
Jeans
Drilke—tepperell
Masmechufetta
Roott
Appleton
Massachusetts
Stark
Rott
Atlantic
Piermont
Jeane
Pepperell
Great Bargains in Ped Spreads Thursday
Great bargains in spreads arriving from the mill as a first lot for 1900. Sale begins Thursday with limited quantities and slightly imperfect pieces at lower prices. Early buyers get the best selections. mill items include quilts and marseilles at reduced rates offered by A. G. Pollard Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conte
Marseilles
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FR. Gigault
Oblate
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Michael
Rosanna
Upland Street
Dracut
St. Paterick’s
Molloy
Katherine O'Connor
Daniel O'Connor
St. Patrick Church
Schmidts
RE. F. Faulkner
Thomas Dean
Maurice
A. H. McCann
Thomas
Edward
James Commerford
O'Donnell
J. J. Sullivan
Edson
Ellen Johnson
Fall River
O Donnell
Harry T. Cummings
Hanover Street
F. A. Warfield
M. J. Wilson
J. B. Currier
John P. Quinn
Philips Street
Rita
New York City
Annie Houle
Collinsville
Thomas Ingalls
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Alice Lewis
Gercopance
Norma Sampson
Parker
Cozens
W. A. Bartlett
Kirk Street
Middlesex Women’s Club
Ganong
Smith College
State Normal School
Edith E. Russell
Asa C. Russell
Yokohama
John W. Fox
Austin Fife
Grace Whitney
F. P. Wolcott
Merrimack
Wolcott
L. K. Leach
Boston and Texas Copper Company
Archer City
Texas
George Hubbard
Fred Davis
Hubbard
Davis
Tufts College
Thomas J. O'Donnell
Charles H. Allen
Navy
Washington
Otis Allen
D. Appleton & Co
Daniel Appleton
Haverhill
Daniel
Henry Appleton
Mary Worthen
Appletons
Gale
North Andover
Bradstreet House
William Henry Appleton
Lawrence
John C. Dow
Lawrence Sun
H. Addison
Auburn
Manchester
FR. F. D. Gigault
M. L
Rolston and Bass
P. O
Des Moines
Mobile
Ohio
John Stanton
Bay State Gas
Boston Consolidated
Idaho
Fortuna-Republica
Goldore
Helvetia
Navaho
N. BE
Revenue
Little Tiger
Wyoming Dey. &Trans
Boston-South Dakota
Gary
Federal Steel Company
Philadelphia Record
New England
Central Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Atchison
Ilia
Iwi
Mt & Iron
N. Klee
Central
Wing Mo
Pacific National
Pacific
Phila
Read
Pacite
Pac
Nice Pacific
Hoston
Heston & Albany
Gaoeola
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer Street
Palmer St
Janice Meredith
Richard Carvel
David Harum
Merrimack St
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
Kittie Blennerhassett
Wall
Standard Ol! Co
Norfolk & Western
Ames Pacific
Uouio
Iene
Courier-Citizen Co
Lowell Opera House
Wirein
Klaw & Erlanger
B. D. Stevens
Jerome Sykes
Eowa Wallace-Hopper
Chris
Axo the
John Philip Sousa
Glen MacDonough
Sterene & Pehay
Elpc Tan
Enthascing Mel
Splip Meee
Valce
THE
DOLLA
Bea Hear Solsa
Prichs
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