Observance funding splits in common council vote
Common Council approved 3500 for Old Home Week observance and 3500 for July observance while deferring 10000 for city farm repairs in a lengthy session. Several park and sidewalk projects were authorized or debated, with amendments on cost and scope. The meeting also touched on ward political races as Dyer of Lowell notes hint at Shaw Gardiner and Raymond contest in the sixth district.
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Fort Hill Park
City Farm
Committee On Accounts
Police Board
Pickering
Alderman Barton
Committee On Appropriations
Huntington Hall
U. S
Little
Roche
Casey
Commons
Worcester
Fort Hill
Robert B. Saunders
Messrs
Swan, Fountaine and Roche
Worcester, Legare and
Donohoe
Old Essex contest narrows to Gardiner or Shaw for sixth district
Washington reports Massachusetts politics focus on Capt. Augustus Gardiner of Hamilton and Edward P. Shaw of Newburyport as contenders for the sixth district seat. Meyer withdraws, boosting Shaw, Gardiner, and Salem figures while mayor Hurley’s non union barber shop flap dampens independent hopes. Roosevelt and Lodge influence loom over postmasters and campaign aims amid quiet federal officials.
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Washington
George von L. Meyer
Boston
United States
Italy
Hamilton
Issex
Wm. H. Moody
Haverhill
Navy
Sixth
Meyer
Augustus P. Gardiner
Henry Cabot Lodge
Edward P. Shaw
Newburyport
Salem
John F. Hurley
Hurley
John M. Raymond
Joseph ‘Salem
Treasy
The
Republies
Mittee
Witch City
Francis H. Appleton
Peabody
Shaw
Gardiner
Raymond
Beverly
Gloucester
Merrimack Valley
Old
Essex
Capt
Senator Lodge
Nrefer Gardiner
Senator
Roosevelt
Capt. Gardiner
Essex County
Lowell lodge 22 AOUW marks 21st anniversary exercises
The Lowell lodge No 22 AOUW held its 21st anniversary in the Odd Fellows temple auditorium with many local workers attending. Speakers included George W Penniman of Boston and W T Trefry of Andover. A varied program followed with piano and violin solos, readings, and temple quartet performances.
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Lowell Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Order
Massachusetts
George W. Penniman
Boston
W. T. Trefry
Andover
Preventing dangerous consequences of whooping cough
A mother with experience advises prevention and cites her family’s results using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She states three children suffered whooping cough last summer, including a three month old baby, and all retained plumpness and health. She notes the oldest girl asked for the syrup between fits. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
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Owiny
Chamberlain
Jessie Pinkey Hall
Springville
Ala
Ladies Oxford Shoes Offered at 1.49 Per Pair
Arother Lot of ladies oxfords from manufacturers samples arrives this week. Most sizes available in Vici kid patent and calf leathers, designed for retail 2.50 to 3.50. All shoes priced at 1.49 per pair in the Basement shoe department at A. G Pollard & Co.
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Oxford
A. G Pollard & CO
Five rooms in thorough repair near the mills for 650 per month
Seven rooms in Middlesex street priced at 8 per month. Best furnished rooms in the city. Apply to pay at T. H. Elliott, 64 Central Street.
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Middlesex Street
Castoriea Bears the 9 The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Castoriea
April Child of April Obituary for Two Friends
The April deaths of Miss Sarah Spalding and Miss Georgianna Eaton are mourned by many friends. Writings praise Eaton as guileless and joyful, a beacon of charity and faith, with children in the neighborhood sending a spray for her burial. Eaton’s illness was long yet marked by patient endurance, and neighbors recall her gentle influence and peaceful end.
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Sarah Spalding
Georgianna Eaton
Milburn Struck by Runaway Horse at Capitol
Washington May 20 Blind Chaplain Milburn of the Senate was struck by a runaway horse pulling a buggy as he left the Capitol after delivering the opening prayer. The large toe of one foot was severed and several other toes were badly injured. Milburn was saved from worse harm by his daughter who pulled him away from the horse.
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Washington
Milburn
Senate
Capitol
Rescued Drowning Man in Provincetown
George Rich was saved from drowning after being in the water for about 15 minutes when doryman Joseph R. Holmes submerged to reach him. Rich remained exhausted but is expected to recover with medical care after the near fatal incident.
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Provincetown
George Rich
Joseph R. Holmes
Rich
Will of George L Littlefield appeals filed in Rhode Island
An appeal from the probate of George L Littlefield's will has been filed by his sister Mrs Ann E Tennant. The estate totals about 600000 with Brown University receive 100000 to create the George L Littlefield General Fund.
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Pawtucket, R. I
George L. Littlefield
Ann E. Tennant
Brown University
Dartmouth Debaters Win In Direct Vote Debate
In Hanover New Hampshire this evening the fifth Brown Dartmouth debate was held in the college church. Dartmouth won presenting arguments for direct popular election of United States senators in every state as the resolution.
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Hanover
N. H
College Church
Dartmouth
United States
The Woman Behind The Gun And The Nervous Woman
A period essay extols skilled women hunters while contrasting fearless women with those who fear, then promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and related remedies for nervousness and womanly illness. Personal testimonials from Mrs. Cordelia Henson and Mrs. M. A. Farrington underscore claimed cures and invite letters to Dr. Pierce.
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Coalton, Boyd Co
Cross
M. A. Farrington
Milford
Edwar Co
Ontario
Sage
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
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