Donahue urges permanent wages and united labor and capital
An address by Daniel J. Donahue at Young's hotel Boston urged mill agents to foster unionism and shared interests between employers and workers. He argued wages should have some degree of permanency, protecting purchasing power, and proposed employee ownership to increase commitment. The talk emphasized fraternal relations, shared prosperity, and the producer consumer link within the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Donahue
Young's Hotel
Boston
Mr. Donahue
Nathaniel B. Kerr
Boott Mills
Commonwealth
Obituaries Chronicle Local Residents’ Deaths in Lowell Area
Bernard Gilroy died at 61 Butterfield Street leaving a wife a son and three daughters plus a sister. Catherine Eagan aged 48 died at Lowell hospital leaving a sister and brother. Ann Flanagan former Lowell resident died at 178 Fayette Street aged 54 leaving four sons a daughter a brother and two sisters. Marion B. Ripley widow of Stearns L. Ripley died at North Chelmsford aged 72 leaving four daughters and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Gilroy
Butterfield Street
Matthew H
Hugh F. Mellen
Maria
Nellie
Brennan
Taunton
Mass
Ann Flanagan
Lowell
Fayette Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Michael
Frank
John
James
Annie
James Eagan
Bridget Eagan
Mary Howard
Marion B. Ripley
North Chelmsford
Stearns L. Ripley
H. A. Rugg
Barre
R. G. Marshall
Waltham
Josephine
Bertha L. Ripley
Benjamin L. Ripley
Funeral for Annie J Tobin Held at High Street Home
The funeral for Annie J. Tobin was held Saturday morning at 9 30 from her High Street residence, with a large gathering in attendance. At 10 o'clock services followed at the Immaculate church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Tobin
High Street
the Immaculate
29 Vital Statistics list of deaths with causes and ages
A municipal record lists names of individuals with ages and causes of death or illness. Entries include Henry McLaughlin eight days congenital imperfection Peter Corcoran seventy two hepatic cirrhosis Bridget Duddy sixty disease of heart and others with conditions such as pneumonia meningitis diphtheria and prematurity noting city clerk Girard P Dadman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLaughlin
Peter Corcoran
Bridget Duddy
Henry Grenier
Dana G. Whitcomb
Julia Moran
Josephine Michel
Julia Kiernan
Sarah J. McMahon
von Brianowski
James Shanley
Mary Shannon
Hannah Mahan
Ella A Gaffney
Laura Ouellette
Elizabeth M. Taylor
Marie R. Motard
William H. Sheehan
Martha Garo
Mary Hart
Nora Cahill
Richard O'Connell
Bernard Slavin
Grace Nagle
Henry Higginbottom
Daniel Fagan
Arthur Whitney
Frank Richter
Adelard Menard
Joseph A. Pelerin
Charles McConnell
James Kennedy
Annie J. Tobin
Laura Biesvert
William Crowe
Lamoureux
Ernest A. Tope
Girard P. Dadman
Obituaries and death notices from city listings
In the city May 3 Mrs Ann Flanagan aged 64 home 178 Fayette street. In Lowell hospital May 4 Catherine Lagan aged 48. Body removed to sister Mrs Tomlinson 107 Railroad street. In this city May 4 Rachel Clark aged 42 home 34 London street. In this city May 3 Mrs Dorothy R Currier aged 91. Funeral at Edwin M Currier 95 Ludlam street Tuesday 2 PM. Ripley in North Chelmsford May 4 Mrs Marion B widow of Stearns L Ripley aged 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanagan
City
Fayette Street
Ann Flanagan
fLagan
Lowell Hospital
Catherine Lagan
Tomlinson
Railroad Street
Clark
London Street
Rachel Clark
Currier
Dorothy R. Currier
Edwin M. Currier
Ludlam Street
Ripley
North Chelmsford
Marion B
Stearns L. Ripley
Mortuary Report and Health Board Figures May 1902
Mortuary report shows population 99 574 with 42 total deaths in the week ending May 8 1902 including 21 deaths under five and several infectious diseases. Death rate per week stands at 20.93, versus 20.88 and 25.07 in the prior two weeks. Infectious diseases for May 3 include typhoid fever scarlet fever diphtheria measles and other ailments. Board of Health.
Smoke Talk at Painters Union Hall Hosts and Guests
Court Scandia No 182 F of A held a smoke talk Saturday night in the Painters union hall at Palmer and Middle streets. About 75 attended with a welcome speech by C R Carlson, songs by A K Brander and Eric A Johnson, a quartet, recitation by Martin Hanson, a Gustaf Rubin song, and phonograph selections by Herman Frejd. Refreshments and pipes were served. Six applications were received.
The Battleground and Hohenzollern in One Review
A forthright appraisal praises Ellen Glasgow’s The Battleground for its Virginia prewar romance and vivid war transformation with Major Lightfoot and Betty. It notes the split halves, strong character insights, and a second reading appeal, while recommending Cyrus Townsend Brady’s Hohenzollern as a romantic medieval epic with vivid scenes and noble figures. both volumes highlighted for period atmosphere and strong storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Glasgow
Virginia
Atlantic
Major Lightfoot
Madame Lightfoot
Betty
Dani
Dan
Lightfoot
W. Granville Smith
W. J. Baer
Doubleday, Page & Co
New York
G. C. Prince & Son
T. H. Lawler
Hohenzollern Novel Opens Page to Chivalry and Entertainment
The reviewer notes Cyrus Townsend Brady s Hohenzollern follows the house of Frederick Barbarossa not as strict history but as entertainment. Readers seek vivid siege and knightly scenes rather than factual detail, appreciating the vivid mood and escapist appeal of the new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohenzollern
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Frederick Barbarossa
Brady
Barbarossa
The Son of a Fiddler by Jeanette Lee
A New England farm tale centers on a violin's pull over fate and family. The prodigal son returns as tragedy echoes across generations, with farm life contrasting Bohemian Boston and enduring parental love. Published by Houghton Mifflin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Lee
New England
Boston
Dover
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
G. C. Prince & Son
T. H. Lawler
World’s Work May issue features Cairo streets notes
The May World’s Work presents an experimental article built from explanatory notes to sixteen full page pictures of Cairo streets “beyond the American invasion.” The issue also covers Leland Stanford University history and equipment, Carlin’s wildlife photos, a sequel to Branston’s Real Southern Question, a dry salt sea tale, church decline data by Charles Graves, banking methods by Boies, Whitney’s success study, and an NY money-center editorial. The Criterion’s Grant Wilson continues his Ulysses Grant series, Roberts tells The King Moose of Mamazekel, and Hughes explores Palestrina and Bach in Love Affairs of Great Musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Leland Stanford University
Mr. Carlin
Mr. Branson
Charles Graves
William Justus Boies
William C. Whitney
New York
the Criterion
Ulysses S. Grant
James Grant Wilson
Mamazekel
Charles G. D. Roberts
Palestrina
Bach
Rupert Hughes
The New Soc May Issue of the Era Illustrated Magazine
The May issue presents the first part of Marie Antoinette with new features and illustrations, continuing Joel Chandler Harris's Greats: Southern Story Gabriel Tolliver, and stories by Kate Jordan Jessie Van Zile Belden A J Dawson and Duncan Campbell Scott. It includes illustrated articles on The Boers in Bermuda Revival of Celtic Literature Points on Ping-Pong A New California Industry and more. Published by Henry T. Coates & Co. Philadelphia price $1 per year 10 cents per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustrated
Marie Antoinette
Joel Chandler Harris
Gabriel Tolliver
Kate Jordan
Jessie van Zile Belden
A. J. Dawson
Duncan Campbell Scott
Bermuda
California
Henry T. Coates & CO
Philadelphia
Dickens Dinner at Delmonico's and famed literary sketches
The piece by Col. Murat Halstead recounts the Dickens Dinner at Delmonico's with celebrity attendees. It introduces a series on clever literary men, profiling James Huneker the noted American music critic and previews essays from Forrest to Fechter, One Century of Acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmonico’s
Murat Halstead
Ye ‘Uthor
Thomas Dunn English
Benoff
James Huneker
America
Forrest
Fechter
Helen M. Winslow
Abbie Carter Goodloe
Upper Canada
Criterion Publication Co
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Country Life in America May issue overview
May Country Life in America highlights include striking live trout and brook fishing photographs, a second Country Home-Making installment with land layout tips, and a golf course design in small spaces. features cover Our Mountain forests, The Round of the Song Sparrow Life, Screech Owls, The Mountain Goat, and nature pieces with vivid photography. The May Mind presents Charles Fillmore biography and mental health essays, with contributions from Oswald, Seymour, Colville, Ravenscroft, Hood, Diaz, Stranathan, and Isbel on various subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Life In
America
Chase P. Ambler
Appalachians
C. Hart Merriam
Charles Fillmore
Unity
Felix L. Oswald
M. D
George S. Seymour
W. J. Colville
Mayne Ravenscroft
Emily Wright Hood
Abby Morton Diaz
May Stran~athan
Miriam Isbel
Famous American Mountains and Notable Peaks
The May issue features Dr Henry Gannett on Famous American Mountains with Rockies Sierras and Alaskan Range photos, T P O Connor on Cecil Rhodes, H W Wiley on Man as a Machine, plus fiction with Touch-Down and The Baptism of the Buzzards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody's Magazine
Henry Gannett
Rockies
Sierras
Alaskan Range
T. P. O'Connor
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Ir. H. W. Wiley
Eleanor Hoyt
Nancy
Fred Walworth
Review of Reviews May edition profiles Rhodes and Stead
The May issue of the American Monthly Review of Reviews offers a thorough survey of Congressional measures and foreign affairs. It features Cecil Rhodes, his fortune, imperial secrets shared with W T Stead, and the 1890 Rhodes notes on U S politics. Images of Groote Schuur and Rhodes are included with portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Review of Reviews
May
Congress
Far East
Cecil Rhodes
W. T. Stead
Stead
Rhodes
Daily Press
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Oxford
Groote Schuur
Cape Town
Books Received List of New Titles and Prices
A catalog of new books with authors publishers and prices including The Heroine of the Strait Maid of Montauk Le Morceau de Pain Lost on the Orinoco King for a Summer The Mississippi Bubble The God of Things A Lay Thesis on Bible Wines T Bacch ae n Scarlet and Hyssop The Strength of the Weak Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall The Claybornes and other works from major publishers like Little Brown & Co D Appleton Houghton Mifflin and Macmillan with page counts and illustrated editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strait
Detroit
Pontiac
Mary Catherine Crowley
Ch. Grunwald
Little, Brown & Co
Boston
William R. Jenkins
New York
Venezuela
Edward Stratemeyer
Lee & Shepard
Edgar Pickering
Emerson Hough
Henry Hutt
Bowen-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Egypt
Florence Brooks Whitehouse
Edward R. Emerson
The
Merrill & Baker Co
T. W. Wilson
Appleton’s
Town and Country Library Series
D. Appleton & Co
E. F. Benson
Chauncey C. Hotchkiss
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Charles Major
Howard Chandler Christy
Macmillan Company
the Claybornes
William Sage
Houghton, Mifflin, & Co
Funeral held for Edwin Sawyer in Wakefield
Edwin Sawyer, born December 8, 1812, was honored Friday at a Wakefield residence with services led by Rev. Hugh A. Heath and three other clergy. The body left for burial in Baldwinsville as details of his long New England family and chairmaking career are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Sawyer
Lafayette Street
Wakefield
Hugh A. Heath
the Baptist Church
N. R. Everts
The
Baptist Church
J. H. Tilton
Reading
C. H. Hickok
Baldwinsville
Mr. Sawyer
New England
Templeton
Sawyer & Thompson
Worcester County
Sawyer, Thompson and Perley
Thompson, Perley & Waite
Gilman Waite & Son
Allen-Thompson-Whitney Company
Boston
Sawyer, Thompson & Perley
Funeral of Charles Perry Held in Lowell Street Home
The funeral for Charles Perry was held Saturday at 2 pm from his Lowell street residence with Rev. C. H. Ellis officiating. Burial followed at Pine Ridge Cemetery under the supervision of Undertaker Walter Perham. Bearers were Perry’s three sons and Mr. Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael’s Church
Carney
John McNulty
Timothy O'Neil
Dennis Sullivan
George Booth
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Savage
Elizabeth McMahon
Lawrence Street
N. W. Matthews
Edson
Wigginville
Elizabeth Green
Lena Meloy
George Green
S. Staveley
John J. Davis
Richard Sykes
Richard Bertwistle A. Adams
Samuel Gordon
C. H. Molloy
Charles McConnell
Gates Coburn
Weinbeck
Sarah A. Russell
Eighth Avenue
W. G. Poor
P. P. Burbanks
J.S. Brooks
E. W. Chadburn
T. H. Connell
J. A. Weinbeck
Arthur G. Batewelder
Queen Street
Francestown
N. H
Charles Perry
Lowell Street
C. H. Ellis
Baptist Church
Pine Ridge Cemetery
Walter Perham
Watts
J. P. Emerson
Westford Street
Charlotte A. Shord
Ladies’ Alliance
Unitarian Vestry
Edwin Howard
H. G. Fulton
Geo. A. Parkhurst
John Wilson
Belle Adams
Joseph E. Warren
M. E. Warren
Bertha A. Parkhurst
Harry L. Parkhurst
H. F. Wilder
Marlboro
Sarah T. Park
Chelmsford Spring Company
S. H. White
Sussex
N. B
C. George Armstrong
Littleton Street
Byfield
N. Y
N. H. and
Robin’s Hill
Poland
Jamaica
North Chelmsford News Pulled For Chicago Departures And Local Baseball
North Chelmsford residents plan a future move to Chicago including Mr James McCluskey and family. The town reports a D two year role in Court Wannalandt and Catholic Foresters activity. A Saturday baseball game saw married men defeat single men 15 to 8, led by pitcher William Brett with umpires Frank Munyon and Charles Pope. A North Chelmsford vs West Chelmsford game ended 14 to in favor of North Chelmsford, with lineups featuring Arthur Sheldone Stewart Mackay Henry Kennedy and Joseph McTague among others. Katie McTague of New York visits Highland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. McCluskey
James Tole
Sadie Tole
Lizzie Tolé
Jennie Tole
Edward Tole
Walter Brown
Chicago
McCluskey
Court Wannalandt
Massachusetts
Order of Foresters
George C. Moore
William Brett
Frank Munyon
Charles Pope
Michael O’hearn II
Charles Jones
Mr. Mills
John J. McQuaid
David F. Small
George Lambert
Robert Alderton
John McTague
Charles Martin
Mr. Laforg
Daniel Kinch
Thomas McTague
Walter Gaudette
J. Fred Malleurf
P. James McTague II
Edward Toless
Katie MceTague
New York
Highland Avenue
Wannalandt Park
North Chelmsfords
West Chelmsfords
North Chelmsford
Arthur Sheldone
Stewart Mackay
Henry Kennedy
Joseph McTague
Elias de Lahaye
Earl Lewis
Isaac Hall
Edward Sheldon
James McEnaney
West Chelmsford
Frank Mooney
Stars Baseball Team Suffer Loss and Victory at Fiske Field
Star baseball team hosted two games at Fiske's field on Saturday. Middlesex Village defeated the Stars 14 to 4 in the first game, while Grovers of Lowell beat the Stars 15 to 9 in the second. James Ranger refereed both contests. A new telephone system was installed at the Troop F shooting range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Stuart
Montjoy
Jack Montjoy
Paul Lunberg
Edward Carson
Alfred Anderson
Fern Gould
Almer Truller
John Flynn II
William Newhall
Joseph McAdams
James Ranger
Fiske’s Field
Middlesex Village
Grovers of
Lowell
Stars
Grovers
Troop F
Cavalry
Howard spring season opens with burlesque company
The Howard season begins this week as the house burlesque company, formed over three weeks, starts its engagement. Highlights include Pearl Irving Teddy Pasquelena Jessie Stuart Julia Crosby Etta Drew Josie Ballard Leona Vickers Emma Linott May Davis Florence Zellar Florence Carlton Addie Thorne and May Dee in the rank and file. Lead comedians include Charley Burnham T F Thomas G W Watson Frank Walsh and John Phillips. The Burke brothers, Hines and Remington, Grace La Rue with Virginia Lee and others perform in a darky life sketch Robinson and Grant Reata Winfield Thomas and Watson Harry LaMarr and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Irving
Teddy Pasquelena
Jessie Stuart
Julia Crosby
Etta Drew
Josie Ballard
Leona Vickers
Emma Linott
May Davis
Florence Zellar
Florence Carlton
Addie Thorne
May Dee
Charley Burnham
T. F. Thomas
G. W. Watson
Frank Walsh
John Phillips
Burke Brothers
Hines
Remington
Grace la Rue
Virginia Lee
Robinson
Grant
Reata Winfield
Thomas and Watson
Harry LaMarr
Boston and New York fares despite alternate routes
The toy line will keep the popular Boston to New York rates at $2 one way or $3.50 round trip all summer, via Providence service with the last Boston South Station train at 3.42 p.m. A direct steamer option leaves Boston and New York every Wednesday and Saturday at 5 p.m. for a daylight Long Island Sound trip. For details, contact Geo. F. Tilton, city passenger agent, 214 Washington Street, Boston. Telephone 2022 Main. Also for sale two rural properties: a 2-acre, 7-room house with barn near electrics, $1600. and a 6-acre farm near Lowell line with fruit, poultry potential, $2700, T. H. Elliott, 64 Central Street. Telephone 908-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sound
Toy Line
Boston
Providence
South Station
Long Island Sound
Geo. F. Tilton
Washington Street
Lowell
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Umbrella sale at discount in basement department
Pollard and Co offer 26 inch fast black serge umbrellas with steel rods and natural wood handles trimmed with sterling silver at a sale price of six dollars each. The goods, normally selling nine cents, are marketed as a special value in the basement department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pollard & CO
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J. Donahue
Cause
Catherine Eagan
William Tomlinson
James Durkin
Willimantic
Conn
Horace Ela
Hord Street
Telephone
Vital Statistics
Mortuary Report
Board OF Health
Mr. Brady
Germany
Henry the Lion
Black Forest
Matilda
Will Crawford
Mills Thompson
Century Company
T. H
Fiddler
Che
Everybody’s
Middlesex County
Chelmsford
Eskemo Chemical Co
Howard Athenaeum
Castoria
Storta
Lowell Institution For Savings
Geo. J. Carney
Lowell, Mass
Massachuset IS
Middlesex
Annah Loker
Martin Robbins
Cambridge
Jowell Daily Courier
Charles J. McIntire
S. H. Folsom
Massacuset
Susanna G. W. Brackett
G. Brackett
G. W. Brackett
Bradford
Merrimack
New Hampshire
William W. Sargent
County of Middlesex
Lowell — Courier
Charles J. McMutIay
Esquire
Register
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