Immaculate Conception Choir Plans Lawrence Trip
The Immaculate Conception church choir will travel to Lawrence tonight for a supper and dance at the Brunswick house. The event follows a day of church activities while local notices report on accidents and medical remedies.
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Wilson
Herne
St. John's Hospital
Immaculate Conception Church
Lawrence
Brunswick House
Thomas
Lawler
Merrimack Street
Kennedy Biscuit Works
Kennedy
George L. Hubbard
Central Street
Corner Central
Merrimack Streets
Personal notes and travel reports from area residents
Mr and Mrs Anders Thomasson of Central street have returned from a Southern trip Mrs J N Marshall also returned from a Southern trip and is staying with her son William Marshall at 554 Fletcher street Charles L Hodges of Dracut is expected to leave Lowell General Hospital by week end and may see friends Herbert Wilmott of Varnum avenue is convalescing at the Corporation hospital after a serious bout of typhoid fever P F McHugh and John J Mahoney were named delegates to the New England Allied Printing Trades convention in Manchester NH June 11 12 during the Typographical union meeting Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders Thomasson
Central Street
J. N. Marshall
William Marshall
Fletcher Street
Charles L. Hodges
Dracut
Lowell General Hospital
Herbert Wilmott
Varnum Avenue
Corporation Hospital
Dufresne and Lacombe Wed At St Josephs Church
Eugene Dufresne and Rose Lacombe were married at St Josephs church yesterday at 6 30 am with Fr Lamothe officiating. Albert Gaudette and Maxime Lacombe witnessed. A reception followed at 11 Decatur Street, home of the bride, and the couple will reside there.
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Eugene Dufresne
Rose Lacombe
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Lamothe
Albert Gaudette
Maxime Lacombe
Decatur Street
Dufresne
Guillmette Perron Tie The Knot At St Joseph Church
At St Joseph Church parochial residence a Sunday ceremony joined Joseph Guillmette and Miss Laura Perron in marriage. Fr Fournier officiated with Frederic Hubert and Marie Guillmette as witnesses.
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St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Guillmette
Laura Perron
Fr. Fournier
Frederic Hubert
Marie Guillmette
Rochette Deslauriers Wed At St Joseph Church
Mr Jean Rochette and Miss Louise Deslauriers united in marriage Sunday afternoon at St Joseph church parochial residence. Rev Fr Fournier OMI officiated with Prosper Deslauriers and Barthelemie Courtemanche as witnesses.
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Jean Rochette
Louise Deslauriers
St. Joseph’s Church
Fr. Fournier
Prosper Deslauriers
Barthelemie Courtemanche
St Pauls M E Church invites friends for May 6 vestry meeting
The ladies of St Pauls M E church invite friends of Mr and Mrs MacDonald to meet them in the vestry Tuesday evening May 6 from 730 to 930.
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St. Paul's M. E. Church
Mrs. MacDonald
Eliot Choral Society Resumes Rehearsals Under Calderwood
The Eliot Choral Society restarts Monday rehearsals led by J. W. Calderwood of Boston after guidance by Prof. Chelius. The free vocal music instruction is open to city residents, and the second public concert is planned for Memorial Sunday May 9.
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Eliot Choral Society
J. W. Calderwood
Boston
Honest Postum Story From Iowa Park Family
An Iowa Park Texas family shares that stopping coffee and starting Postum Food Coffee cured their rheumatic and heart troubles. The mother explains eight months after the switch all members, including children, improved health and vitality, with the family recommending Postum. Battle Creek Michigan Postum Co. is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Park
Texas
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Accounts Committee Clash Over Police Clerk Salary
The Accounts Committee in Lowell, led by Alderman Barton, faced a dispute over approving the police clerk salary. Councilman Roche withheld approval and Pickering challenged the chairman's authority amid a deadlock, with Dow of the Police Board questioning the action and a controversial reply drafted by the committee chair.
Lowell Favored for Major Industry Plant Visit
A United Shoe Machinery Co committee inspected Lowell sites for a proposed plant, favoring two hold sites at Shepard & Fuller and Franklin D. Russell. They toured Boylston street, Fort Hill, and Wamesit locations, met city officials, and expressed good prospects for Lowell though few locations had ready availability. The party plans Worcester next, with Lowell officials pledging possible land gifts to attract the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Shoe Machinery Co
Messrs
Jason Fuller
A. G. Pollard
Lowell
Board of Industry
Brown
Casey
John R. Martin
The
News
C. L. McCleery
Mail
Harry R. Rice
Courier-Citizen Co
St. Charles
George L. Huntoon
Shepard & Fuller
Franklin D. Russell
Boylston Street
Atherton Machine Co
Wamesit
Fort Hill Park
Wentworth Avenue
Andover Street
Dutton Street
Worthen Street
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Worcester
Haverhill
Lynn
Beverly
Nashua
Salary of Police Board Clerk Confirmed by Committee Vote
The salary action cites January 9 1902 vote authorizing the committee on accounts chair to approve payrolls for the board of police. The 1902 salary order sets clerical pay under city council rules with appropriations for departments. The committee on appropriations set 1500 for the clerk and the council ratified it in the annual appropriation order. Barton says his approval followed the January 9 vote and that exceeding any sub division would be improper. Pickering argues matters outside regular chairman duties should go to the committee for action and stresses the board of police was to operate free from city government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Board of Police
Joint
Standing Committee On
City Hall
Pickering
Alderman Barton
Roche
Police Department
Barton
Police Board
Dowling
Clerk Smith
Mr. Pickering
Councilman Pickering
Dow
Cyrus Barton
Ald
Lowell
Committee On Accounts
Municipal Committee On Accounts
Frank B. Dow
Carriers Discuss Summer Attire at Pilgrim Hall Meeting
The Letter Carriers met at Pilgrim Hall last evening to decide what to wear this summer to replace heavy coats. Last summer they wore the Sambo shirt waist, but it seems a new style is expected. After the meeting a musical and literary program was held, and resolutions were passed on the death of Congressman Cummings of New York City, who supported postal employer interests and the salary bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Hall
Congressman Cummings
New York City
Modern Heroism Sermon By Rev Gow At Tabernacle
Rev John R Gow of Somerville speaks on Modern Heroism this evening at Branch Street Tabernacle chapel. The event, hosted by the Tabernacle Men's league, is free to all with a league meeting at 7 15 prior to the public talk. Gow is described as an engaging speaker with an important subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Gow
Somerville
Branch Street
Tabernacle Chapel
Tabernacle Men's League
League
Gow
FrIghtful Lyric Line Reflects Street Stage Mood
A fragment notes a line about Florodora and Los Angeles suggesting street youths would relate to the question Are there any more at home like you revealing a social vibe or sentiment tied to a theatrical episode and urban audiences.
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Florodora
Los Angeles
Theatre Review Highlights Continental Works and Barbara Frietchie
An audience at the Opera house enjoyed A Celebrated Case by the Franco-Belgian company led by M Daoust with strong supporting leads Valere Remy and Louis Labelle. The season continues with Clyde Fitchs Barbara Frietchie featuring Frances Gaunt, praised for romance and pathos in the Civil War tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Daoust
M. Valere Remy
M. Louis Labelle
le Duc
d’Aubeterre
Jean Renaud
Mme. G. Duvernay
Madeleine
la Chanoinesse
Eva Paris
Adrienne
Marie
Agnes
Ouellette
Valentine
Louise
Annette Pilon
la Duchesse
Opera House
Clyde Fitch
Barbara Frietchie
Whittier
Fitch
Juiliet
Maryland
Frances Gaunt
Charles Frohman
Barbara
Criterion Theatre
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Critics Praise Clever Comedy and Artistic Song Renderings
Critics hail the performer for sharp comedy in the production and for an unusually artistic interpretation of difficult songs in his repertoire.
The Great Republic Sale Ends Soon
A limited time offer for The Great Republic, a complete history of the United States, published by Courier-Citizen. Subscribers pay 12 cents weekly for a year, with thousands already sold. buy at about half the usual price due to publisher terms. Call at the office or request an agent to contact you.
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Courier-Citizen
Arrest of Yudel Goldman on Child Assault Warrant
Sergeant Connors and Patrolman Markham arrested Yudel Goldman at his home on a warrant charging assault on Samuel Goldstein's two and a half year old daughter. The child suffered a cut forehead from the blows. Mrs Goldman was summoned to testify in police court. She remained with her five children, youngest six months old, due to lack of caregivers.
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Connors
Markham
Yudel Goldman
Grand Street
Samuel Goldstein
Goldstein
Goldman
Trinitarian C E Society Readies Program at Vestry
The Christian Endeavor group of First Trinitarian church met at 4 15 pm with calisthenics led by Pastor Kenngett. Miss Mabel Bragg of the Normal School was ill, so Kenngett presented readings instead. Readers included Elizabeth Harrison Maud Lindsay and Anna Trumbull Slossom with music by Mrs Kenngett.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the First Trinitarian Church
Kenngett
Mabel
Bragg
Elizabeth Harrison
Story Land
Union Labor Strikes Hold Firm at City Meetings
Union room fixers met at the Mer rimack and Kirk streets hall and discussed demands for $2 a day, urging unity for eventual success. Spinners hall hosts city laborers to weigh sewer and street department wages, four new members joined and seven proposals were tabled, with President O Rourke and D J Morrow presiding.
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Merrimack
Kirk Streets
D. J. Morrow
City Laborers’ Union
O’rourke
Barbers Union Demands Lead to Sunday Holiday Victory
A large meeting at 22 Middle Street saw barbers push for a Sunday half holiday after submitting demands to downtown master barbers. Joseph Convery spoke for the Carpenters union as seven new members joined, and three applications were received. Separate craft groups met, including the Caremakers at Bay State Hall and Tron Moulders, with routine business and new member initiations. The Amalgamated Leather Workers Local No. 3 held a well attended session in Central Street with Frank McCarty's message read and approved. Dennis Healey offered advice as two new members were welcomed. The union endorsed boycotting Boston breweries and supported better conditions at American Woolen Co. An upcoming meeting is set for next Monday night.
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Middle Street
Joseph Convery
Carpenters’ Union
Amalgamated Leather Workers’ Union of America
Central Street
Frank McCarty
A. F. of L
Dennis Healey
Brewery Workers of
Boston
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Branch Line Service
The text notes fast access via the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway on the Dunkirk branch of the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley Pittsburg line. It mentions first class service in operation with connections to Jamestown and Buffalo, linking with New York Central and Hudson River for eastern points.
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Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
Jamestown
Buffalo
New York Central
Hudson River
New York
Ice Cream Soda Opening At Carleton Hovey
Gratifying rush marks the April opening of Carleton and Hovey at 236 Merrimack street with praises for prime quality drinks. The shop freezes its own cream uses pure fruit juice and rock candy syrup and carbonate sodas, selling a glass for 5 cents as best value.
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Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
America's Greatest Fraud Lecture At Branch Street Tabernacle
Rev Charles A Crane of the People's church Boston spoke on Americas Greatest Fraud focusing on the liquor issue. He argued government is the servant of the people and urged voters to reject demagogues and political parties that sustain the liquor traffic. The talk featured singing by Alliance quartet and the church glee club.
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Branch Street Tabernacle
Charles A. Crane
The
People’s Church
Boston
Crane
America
J. M. Craig
First Presbyterian Church
Post Office Department
Tom Hood
Alliance Quartette
Glee Club
John Alexander
Lowell liquor dealers form permanent organization
The Lowell liquor dealers’ temporary group became permanent at a Butler Vets room meeting. The gathering aimed to discuss bartender wage and hour demands of 15 dollars weekly for 60 hours. With no bartenders’ union response, no action was taken. Some bartenders earn over 15 dollars weekly, but few do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Liquor Dealers
Butler Vets
Bartenders’ Union
Lowell
Arm Fracture At Work Injures Tre Mont & Suffolk Employee
John Laba, worker for Tre mont & Suffolk, fractured his right arm yesterday at about 1 30 by getting caught in a shaft. He was transported by ambulance to Lowell hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laba
Tremont & Suffolk
Lowell Hospital
Mr John J Whalen Praises Father John's Medicine
John J Whalen of 31 By Street Lowell reports he owed his life to Father John s Medicine after four doctors failed to help him. He says bronchitis and asthma kept him from work this winter but his condition improved after using the product. He invites inquiries at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Whalen
Lowell, Magss
Hatters and Outfitters offers outdoor wear and knit jerseys
A local catalog advertises golf stocks field stocks and outing stocks with riding, tennis, boating use. It highlights sweaters and French knit jerseys for men and women with colors including white gray navy red black and crimson. The notice lists P Brazer & Cor as the hatters and outfitter on Central Market Street.
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Perron
Smiths
Accounts Committee
Barton Held IT UP
Mass
Boas
Police
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
William West
Coster
Rogers Brothers
Washington
Great Republic
Trinitarian
C. E. Society
Merrimack St
Middle St
Union Labor
Bay State Hall
Trades and Labor Council
Tron Moulders
Dunkirk,warren & Titusville
John Whalen
E. A. McQuare & Co
Dempsey & Co
Eagve & Co
Garter & Sharburna’s
Deusgist's
Merrimack, Cor. Bridge St
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