Doctors Kept Busy Vaccinating 700 Yesterday
The board of health vaccination drive vaccinated over 700 people yesterday. Dr Lavigne treated residents at the Bibeault block and the Brais family workers at Tremont and Suffolk mills while the city hall dispensary buzzed with activity. The meeting at 4 15 pm reviewed school vaccination steps following an examination of Cheever and Cabot street pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Lavigne
Bibeault
Brais
City Hall
Simpson
Lowell Hospital
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
McGuinness
Knapp
A. K. Whitcomb
Public Schools
Lowell
W. A. Johnson
St. Joseph's School
Tremont & Suffolk Mill
Lawrence
Brass Family
Lawrence Hosiery
Vaccination Drive Vaccinates 1100 Pupils in Parish
Three doctors vaccinate about 500 pupils in a day with 400 remaining in one building and 200 in another under the same management. The effort aims to immunize roughly 1100 parish children as Dr Johnson leads the team at the dispensary and a large applicant turnout delays finish time.
Gardiner Edges Rice in 15 Rounds to Crowd’s Outcry
In Manchester New Hampshire Patrck Monahan of Boston awarded the decision to Gardiner over Austin Rice sending the crowd into an uproar. Rice dominated 14 rounds with clean lefts but Gardiner rallied in the 15th bleeding and winded. Police moved in as Monahan fled the ring and officers escorted him from Bijou Theatre amid the chaos.
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Patrick Monahan
Boston
Manchester
N. H
Austin Rice
New London
Gardiner
Lowell
Rice
Monahan
Cassidy
Tom Maguire
M. Gardiner
James Kenney
Billy Walker
Frank Murphy
Martin
Joe Flaherty
Connecticut
Auction Sale Of Back Bay Furniture On Massachusetts Ave
On Tuesday May 29 at 10 30 A M the Back Bay residence 332 Massachusetts Ave Boston will auction without reserve over 18000 worth of fine furniture carpets mirrors bronzes and works of art. The items, recently in use, include parlor suits covered in satin and brocade.
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Back Bay
Elegant upright piano and art objects sale touts best season
Auctioneer Davis offers an extensive sale including an elegant upright piano, oil paintings and etchings, marble mantle sets, bronzes, carved cabinets, pedestals, tables, maquette, velvet, brasses, lace curtains, dressing cases, chamber sets, beds, mattresses, wardrobes, lounges, dining sets, silverware, rugs, clocks, hall stands, chiffoniers and more. Goods shipped and packed if desired.
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Davis
Stock Market Close Shows Firm Yet Dull Trading
Markets ended with small professional activity and tiny margins. Sugar opened 118% and closed 114, with limited higher sales. Tobacco and Steel averaged 44 gains on Friday. Railroads showed slight gains. Met. St. Ry traded 1524% to 154. Boston dull. Tamarack up 3, Quincy down 2, Butte and Boston up. Erie Telephone and American at 146%. Bank reserves up 2,257,100 and loans up 4,695,606. deposits rise 7,990,000. circulation up 4250. No major war news. Dunn and Bradstreet reports favorable trade. A strong syndicate aims to take remaining 27 million Pittsburgh Shawmut bonds. Rome notes suggest Cotton speculation by a firm member caused a loss. New York disputes Crocker statement about firm operations.
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St. Ry
Boston
Tamarack
Quincy
Butte
Erie Telephone
Luz
American
Rolston & Bass
Dunn and Bradstreet
Pittsburg, Shawmut and Northern R. R. Co
Henry Marquand & Co
Rome
Italy
George Crocker
Price, McCormick & Co
New York
Theo. H. Price
Mr. Crocker
Sugar and Cotton Market Sentiments from Two Analyst Letters
Corey Milliken & Co advise buying Sugar near 100 before the next dividend. warn risk of rapid gains or losses in a volatile sugar trade. Haven & Stout describe cotton price declines, a major bull house failure, and mixed reactions after suspension, with market showing steadier tone on Friday but uncertain confidence. Watson & Gibson endorse waiting, noting strong hands hold better railway stocks amid weakness and potential for additional lines.
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Corey, Milliken & Co
Haven & Stout
Bus
Liverpool
Price, McCormick & Co
Watson & Gibson
Markets in Boston and New York Report by Bright Sears Co
Boston and New York markets report from Bright Sears & Co notes price movements and notable shifts in shares and commodities. Analysts cite steady demand, with key stocks advancing while others show modest declines amid trading day developments.
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Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
Trade quiets as prices ease and capacity retools
Bradford’s weekly trade review reports quieter markets and lower prices compared with last week. Cotton and iron markets show weakness, lumber softens, and raw material costs decline. Retail demand dims for dry goods while groceries strengthen. freight and bank data show declines versus prior periods.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Far East
Alaska
Funeral at Woburn Draws Large Concourse of Citizens
A large crowd gathered in Woburn Friday to honor Dennis D. Begley, a plain citizen. Nearly 300 men from local orders led the funeral procession from Spring street to St. Charles church, then to Calvary cemetery. The service included solemn high mass by Rev. Henry Walsh, with music by Rev. James Doherty, Richard Robertson, and a quartet. Members from Lowell attended.
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Woburn
Dennis D. Begley
St. Charles Church
Spring Street
Seal
Knights of Columbus
Division 8
Celtic Association
National Band Association
St. Charles Catholic Total Abstinence Society
Order of Ellis of Lynn
James F. McGrath
Jeremiah O'Donnell
Henry Walsh
James Doherty
James Keegan
Richard Robertson
Calvary
P. F. McEleney
Charles E. Leighton
Timothy E. Regan
Annie Murphy
Chopin
Calvary Cemetery
Lowell
Thomas F. Hoban
Edward Cushing
John J. Dawson
No Cause for Panic Over Smallpox in Lowell
The Boston Record says there is no real reason for alarm about two or three smallpox cases in Lowell. It notes cases are in a district with many French Canadians and many people may be exposed, but urges prompt action by city health authorities and strict surveillance with rapid reporting of any scattered cases.
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McGuinness
Contagious Hospital
Evry
Jie
Livingston
Knapp
Robillard
Brais
Packer
Fifieli
Agent Knapp
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Fr. Gagnon
Dr. Chambre
Lowell General Hospital
Chambrer
Board of Health
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Lowell
Boston
Musical Tones in Colors at the Academy of Natural Sciences
At the Academy of Natural Sciences Prof David S Holan demonstrated a phono chromoscope. A soap film and lime light created colored geometric shapes on screen as musical tones produced vibrations. The audience heard solos and choral singing with the film, noting increasing color as the film thins until it would break. The Doxology was sung by all, making a striking visual and auditory display.
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Academy of Natural Sciences
David S.’Holan
Academy
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Catholic World May editorial on Washington church policy in new possessions
The May issue of The Review, Catholic World Magazine, centers on U.S. administration relations with the Catholic church in new possessions. It covers Cuba marriage contracts, social settlement work from Catholic view, and features on Rev. Dr. Fox, Rev. Alfred Young, Dr. Walsh, Leopold Katscher, Minnie Gilmore, and Monsignor O Connell’s villa project at Castel Gandolfo with Villa Santa Caterina details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic World Magazine
Washington
Cuba
Dr. Fox
Catholic University of America
Alfred Young
James J. Walsh
Leopold Katscher
Europe
Minnie Gilmore
Monsignor O'Connell
American College At
Rome
Grotto Ferrata
Santa Caterina
Castel Gandolfo
Alban Hills
P. L. Connellan
The Misadventures of a Merchant and Two Consuls
A Cleveland Chamber of Commerce figure writes on reforming the consular service and recounts a merchant's failed business trip to Europe. Lacking language skills and proper introductions, he seeks aid from a local banker and later a new consul, whose pompous manner worsens the talks. A crisis leads the merchant to call on the British consul to avert a total failure.
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Harry A. Garfield
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Europe
Washington
Monsieur T
Teade
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Lowell Daily Courier
Cheever Street
Cabot Street
H. H. Knapp
Frankie Hathaway
Sixteenth St
Holland, Mich
Jor
Dr. Williams
Williams
Ottawa Times
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Massachusetts Ave
Stock Market
New York Market
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison Eee
Atchison
Ee Sone
Brooklyn RT
Chesa &O
Tob Weesee C.& NW
del & Hudses
Erie Ral
Federal Steel
Seseresereees
Manhattan
Pacific
Le’s Gas
Wee TA
St. Pal
Tees
Third Ave
Union Pacific
Erie Tel
U. 5
Review OF Trade
Battie
Eat
Lst
Dennis W. Begley
Marion County, Ark
Nutmeg Zinc Mines CO
Griswold Preas
Geo
Irvin, Sec
H. BE. Stevenson & Co
State St
Mass
Atchison Preferred
Am. Tobacco
U. S
Wall Street
Exchange
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack Street
Jersey
Derby
Pope Mfg. Co
Burdick
THE
Thompson Hardware CO
Merrim
Ack St
Sawyer ‘Carriage Company
Worthen Street
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