Real Estate Outlook Boosted by Investment Demand in Lowell
Real estate activity in Lowell remains strong as investors move savings from banks into property. Plans include a building between Warren and Guard streets by H J O Dowd with a proposed livery stable and polo hall second story, while bids flow for a grand stand and bicycle track facilities at Atherton.
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Lowell
Warren and
Iuard Streets
H. J. O'Dowd
O'Dowd
Atherton
Whitter & McDonald
M. F. Davis
Real Estate and Building Notes Show Planned Works
Real estate and building notes report multiple projects including a wing addition to the Textile school, a new house at Mansur street and Belmont avenue by H. L. Tibbetts, and alterations at the Waverly house on Market street converting a grocery store corner into a hotel office. Bids for Lowell hosiery addition, possible farm demand rise on strike, and local sales by A. J. & H. W. J. Howe. Claude A. Bell buys Cummings Gould farm. Newcastle park land sold to John and James Lyster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Tibbetts
Mansur Street
Belmont Avenue
Waverly House
Market Street
Lowell
Dr. Lawler
Williams House
Andover
Nesmith Street
Shepard & Fuller
Citizen and Courier
A. J
H. W. J. Howe
Cummings Gould
Nashua Road
Tyngsboro
Claude A. Bell
John and
James Lyster
Newcastle Park
Real Estate Transfers Include Various City Lots and Buildings
A sequence of property transactions lists Patrick Kelley to William King on land with buildings in Stackpole Street for $1, John A. Faulkner to Frederic C. Church on Belmont Avenue for $1, Eliza Hunston to Eric O. Jones on Orleans Street for $1, and multiple other transfers involving parcels on Whidden Street Andover Street and more. Notable entries include Georgianna R. Stevens trustee to Charles T. Billings for the Mary Wight estate on Mansur Street for $6900, Bartholomew Scannell Jr. transferring Fay Street properties, and Fay Street transfers connecting several buyers and sellers in the Tewksbury area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kelley
William King
Stackpole Street
John A. Faulkner
Frederic C. Church
Belmont Avenue
Eliza Hunston
Eric O. Jones
Orleans Street
Walter A. Whidden
John P. Johnson
Whidden Street
Annie M. Lawler
Martha T. Lee
Andover Street
Frederick Ayer
George W. Harris
Pawtucket Street
Margaret G. Smith
Elizabeth Prescott
Christian Street
Marie Nicholson
Fannie K. Fletcher
Mooy Street
Stephen C. Davis Et al
Mary A. Miller
Dayton Street
William E. Livingston
Lucius F. Paulini
Livingston Avenue
Francis Day
James F. McGarvey
Soreno Park
Simeon Lagasse
James Oddie Fomfret
Aiken Avenue
Francis Mercier
Jacques Boisvert
Ennell Street
Georgianna R. Stevens
Chas. T. Billings
Mary Wight
Mansur Street
John J. Donovan
Artholomew Scannell, Jr
Fay Street
Bartholomew Scannell, Jr
James P. Palm
The Way to Health Through Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Plainfield New Jersey woman details recovery from nervous prostration after marriage. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health after four boxes, noting the remedy’s cures for blood and nerve disorders. The pills are sold by dealers or mailed from Schenectady New York at fifty cents a box, six for two dollars and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mundy
Summit Avenue
Plainfield
N. J
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Land Transfer Notices in Riverside Park and Nearby Towns
In Riverside Park area notices detail transfers of land parcels to various grantees for nominal sums. Albert Stearns transfers to Orra A. Fletcher a Centre lot for £1 while Elwyn W. Lovejoy trustee transfers to Ber Lay L. Baker a Elsmere lot for $1. Reuben B. Sherburn transfers a Tyngsborough bridge-adjacent plot to Marshall G. Curtis for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Billerica
Albert Stearns
Orra A. Fletcher
Dracut
Elwyn W. Lovejoy
Ber- Lay L. Baker
Elsmere
Tyngsborough
Reuben B. Sherburn
Marshall G. Curtis
Bridge
Prominent Man Blames Reporters Over Horse Accident
A well known figure denounces newspapers for reporting his horse’s runaway. He cites ads for pain medicines and a gas heater as worse side effects of media coverage. He notes his wife’s bruised hand and recalls Lowell Gas Light Co offers. He predicts gas heaters will replace furnaces as gas costs rise.
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Lowell Gas Light Co
Y P C E after sale at Chase home on Lincoln Street
Last night at 19 Lincoln street Mr and Mrs George Chase hosted an enjoyable after sale of the Y P C E of Paige treet F B church. Music by the Ladies Lyceum orchestra and tables presided over by Mrs Walter Chase. Committees included Candy fancy apron refreshments and more with red and white crepe decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chase
Lincoln Street
Paigetreet F. B
Ladies’ Lyceum Orchestra
Walter Chase
Grace Hatch
Flora Armstrong
Leon Brown
Carrie Upham
James Brennan
Bertha Merrill
Helen Batchelder
Mattie McKeene
W. O. Brown
Isabelle Wiggin
Mildred Brennan
Frances Roberts
W. B. Hatch
M. H. Leighton
Local notices and farm sale report in Harvard
Edwin Houghton has cut 2000 sleepers from chestnut woods for railways and is now teaming them. On the 24th Alfred Sawyer sold the farm on Littleton road once owned by Fred Bailey. Fred Dickson bought it for 1375 dollars. Reports on local residents include Miss S L Pollard visiting Brookline, Lulu Bailey ill, Mrs Jerome Farnsworth comfortable, and Alfred Farwell intermittently out but in poor health.
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Edwin Houghton
Alfred Sawyer
Fred Bailey
Littleton Road
Fred Dickson
William Savage
L. Pollard
Brookline
Lulu Bailey
Jerome Farnsworth
Alfred Farwell
My Family Doctor Cream Balm Ad
A 1901 Blue Island Illinois letter from J Kimball praising Bly Bros Cream Balm as a family remedy for colds in the head. He endorses its use on children and notes trial and full sizes priced at 10 cents and 50 cents, with supply from Ely Brothers New York or local drudists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Island
Ill
Messrs
Bly Bros
J. Kimball
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Visit to the Governor Highlights Short Sessions in Boston
Special correspondence from Boston notes Gen. Brooke and Capt. Clark arriving early as Governor receives honors. A Ways and Means debate centers on the Butler statue, the health panel discusses vaccine virus production, and hearings on Maynard to Assabet name change proceed. House actions cover cemetery care in Medford and abolition of New Bedford public works board, with several election and education measures advancing. A motion for adjournment out of respect fails as a quorum dispute governs the day.
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Boston
Brooke
Secretary
Bullock
New Bedford
Maynard
Assabet
Committee On
House
Senate
Mann
John Hutchins
Medford
General Court
C. S. Ashley
Board of Public Works of
Joseph G. Jackson
Federal Relations
United States
Jackson
Fall River
McInerney
Messrs. Cheney
Lowell
Bemis
Hexboro
Foster
Somerville
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Robert Treat Paine
Messrs
McNary and Logan
Keenan
Veteran Civil Service Amendment Debate Ends In Rejection
Senator Sullivan proposed an amendment to substitute the civil service bill for veterans. Senator Dean opposed, arguing no need. The motion to substitute failed 11 to 4. committee report accepted. The death penalty abolition bill was laid on the table by Senator Apsey. Howlan laid the judiciary report on a murder punishment petition on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sullivan
Suffelks
Committee On Public Service
Sullivan
Dean
Berkshire
Apsey
Middlesex
Howlan
Suffolk
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
George H. Jackson
Spring dress exhibition by G Wildes Smith
Boston Transcript reports a novel idea by G Wildes Smith, now at Hotel Thorndike, 158 Tremont Street, showing spring fashions from New York London and Paris. The display features gowns and evening wraps in sunny rooms and aims to give buyers the same look as in their drawing rooms with experts guiding the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Osgood Street
G. Wildes Smith
Boston Transcript
Stickney & Smith
Boston
Tremont Street
New York City
Good Friday Service Ends Liberal Churches Gather
Union meetings across the liberal churches concluded with a Good Friday service at the Free church in Middlesex street. Rev. Charles T. Billings preached on the spiritual meaning of the crucifixion and the Christian obligation arising from the divine sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Church
Middlesex Street
Charles T. Billings
Easter and Wedding Gifts Crockery Sale
For Easter and wedding presents we offer a large assortment of pretty and useful items. Lamps, dinner sets, tea sets, chamber sets, jardinieres, lemonade and wine sets, china pieces, and bric a brac. Prices are reasonable and we can help with a suitable gift from our crockery and china department.
Accidents on the Farm Prompt Use of Dr Thomas Electric Oil
The notice notes frequent farm accidents such as cuts stings and bruises and promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as providing instant pain relief, warning that safety should not be neglected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Nervura remedy promises strength and renewal for nerves
The advertisement proclaims Dr. Greene's Nervura as a universal cure for blood and nerve weaknesses, asserting it prevents failure in life, alleviates exhaustion, sleeplessness, and digestive issues, and leads to renewed health and vigor with testimonials and free personal consultations from Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place, Boston.
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Greene
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Medina
E. J. Medina
Hair Store
Merrimack St
Lowell, Mass
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
Goodwin
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike ST
W.T.S. Bartlett
Merrimack Street
GC. B. Coburn
Young’s
Hildreth Building
Graves
Merrimack Square
Davis
Parker Building
Real Estate Transactions
Tewksbury
Stephen C. Davis
Boylston Park
Damas H. Laporte
Jerry Lafrance
Harvard
Beacon Hill
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A. G. Pollard & Co
Walter S. Phillips
Rouse’s Point, N. Y
Ston Stock of
Oldsmobile
Autocar
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott
Amasa Pratt & CO
Ole
Dutton
Cor
Willie ST
Devonshire St
Mine Lick
Tenn
Amasa Pratt, G.D. Farley
M. H. Pratt, B. E. Pratt
Boston Branch Sewing Machine CO
Raymond
Singer
Wheeler & Ee
Kinson
Cac
Ialty
New Machine
P. Dugdale
Midchiesex Street
ZOQAG
Ms Ny Prp
Mysterieg
R. Willan Fe
KY. Taylor
E. A. McQuade & Co
P. Dempsey & Co
P. Teague & Co
John McAskie
Nce Co
McAskie
Spencer & CO
W. C. Hinckley
Lowell Opera House
Klarkurban Company
Rip van Winkle
Mr. Klar
Rip
Music Hall
Sey, At
Sam T. Jack
Mabel Hazelton
Vaudevilla
la Lutaine
Darrells
Adams
Kelley
Hoyt
Neff
Hazellom
Vedder
Bulla
Mile
Extrice
Crawford Sisters
Julia Natus
Tuba Saloa
Jennie Adams
Belshazzar
Huntington Hall
Lowell Young Men’s Chriistian Association
James Hill
D. D
Salem
T. Clayton Welles
Holy Land
Assoio Ar B
Viola Campbell Waterhouse
Irene Pinder Kerwin
Elinor Guise Swain
Carolyn White
B Hibbard
Kirk ST. Church Vestry
R Titremont Theatre
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Mrs. Hatch
Burion Harrison
Chelsea
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