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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1902

Page

9

Fletcher Renominated for State Senate in Sixth District

Herbert E. Fletcher of Westford received the Republican nomination for senator in the Sixth district at a heated Ayer convention. The roll call gave Fletcher 26 votes to 18 for James W. Grimes. Chester W. Clarke withdrew to avoid splitting the party. Delegates from 44 towns attended, and Fletcher thanked supporters promising faithful service across the district’s diverse interests.

Herbert E. Fletcher Westford Ayer James W. Grimes Reading Chester W. Clarke Wilmington Fletcher Grimes George W. Poore Lowell Poore Wallace P. Butterfield Captain Fletcher S. H. Mercher Wm. Russell Concord Maynard Pepperell Shirley Stow Tewksbury Townsend Tyngsboro Walter B. Currier James W.grimes G.H. Parker George J. Barnes Herbert FE. Fletcher Maine Canada Massachusetts Middlesex County H. N. Horton Clarke D. Chester Parsons FE. B. Conant H. N. Hilton Frederic J. Flemings Mr. Russell Edmund B. Conant Thomas Talbot Billerica Harvard

International Peace Exhibition in South Africa 1904

Arrangements advance for a major 1904 industrial and gold exhibition near Johannesburg at the central rail junction of Cape Town Port Elizabeth East London Durban and Delagoa Bay. The event will feature mining and agricultural machinery steam and electric power railways tramways arts sciences and more, aiming to be the world’s largest gold exhibition with widespread participation. Agents are active in Johannesburg and Pretoria as offices open in London Times.

Johannesburg British South Africa Cape Town Port Elizabeth Africa Pretoria London Times

Prodigal sun returns but Boston Globe cautious

The Boston Globe notes the prodigal sun has returned after riotous living but warns confidence is not yet assured. The piece underscores a repaired image yet lingering doubt about full public trust and stability.

Boston Globe

Tragedy Averted in Plymouth Through Pink Pills Story

A Plymouth mother recounts her daughter Lavinia’s near-fatal illness from scarlet fever and how Dr Williams Pink Pills saved her. The piece extols cures for weakness, paralysis, neuralgias, and other ailments. Boxes sold by Williams Medicine Co. at fifty cents each or two dollars and fifty cents for six.

World Daily Elien Lloyd Academy Street Plymouth Lavinia Bright Williams

One At The Theatres Delights With Swiss Spectacle

A touring program titled Le Voyage En Suisse delighted a fair audience last night with trick scenery and witty farce. The quack Doctor Conn and his victims drive the laughs as wreck scenes in Act II and the Black Bear Inn provide standout mishaps. Performers McNulty sisters and Meeker Baker trio shine in songs, dances, and acrobatics. The show returns for afternoon and evening performances, followed by The Ivy Leaf at the Opera house and future bills The Moth and the Flame and Colorado with strong casts and renewed appeal.

Cornelius Conn Land Chamounix McNulty Meeker-Baker James Joan George Meeker Frank Hammer Dr. Conn Harry W. Rich Frank Fusselton Joseph Shaw Eileen Seymour Juliette McNalty Frances Dolly Gertie Ida

Education board head lectures on Foreign Missions in Bartlett Chapel

Rev John P Jones D D who oversees the American board education in southern India presents a ten lecture course on Foreign Missions at 4 oclock at Hyde foundation Bartlett chapel The sessions run daily except Saturdays Oct 3 to Oct 10 covering The History of Christian Effort in India The Missionary Organization Problems and Results in communities institutions and among non Christians Open to the public Lectures continue this week and he will preach at the Seminary church Sunday. The renovated Mansion House hotel is renamed Phillips Inn.

John P. Jones American Board India Hyde Foundation Bartlett Chapel Jones Seminary Hincks Searles Academy E. S. Tead Boston Congregational Educational Society South Church G. A. Andrews Frye Villiage C. EB. Ekerman Free Church Day CC. A. Bell Mansion House

Spirit of the Arts and Crafts in The Pilgrim

Charlotte Teller argues that modern production driven by profit stifles true craft. She notes kitchen stoves replacing sacred art, laments lack of interest among payers, praises makers who meet demand, and cites William Morris on integrating spirit of the craftsperson with mechanized production.

Charlotte Teller William Morris

Briassage Massage Advice for Skin Types

A practitioner discusses how massage varies in effect by skin type, noting steaming benefits for oily skin and risks for dry skin. He invites inquiries for private consultation in a discreet setting, promising personalized methods and minimal cost after evaluation.

Rhodes Opens New Hair Store on Merrimack Street

Arthur Rhodes announces RHODES HAIR STORE at 73 Merrimack Street with telephone 912-13 offering barber and styling services to local customers.

Arthur Rhodes Seeturst Rhodes NEW Hair Store Merrimack Stree

Absinthe drama and cirque closes in Lowell today

This afternoon and evening the Octoroons perform in Lowell while demand for tickets grows. Dempsey urges patrons to arrive early to avoid being left. The Academy of Music hosts Wormwood or The Absinthe Drinkers of Paris Monday night, a Corelli inspired drama by Chas. W. Chase starring Aiden Benedict with lavish scenery and electric effects. Coupon holders may enter for 15 cents for ladies only. The Great Lafayette presents The Lion's Bride at the Academy of Music for three nights starting next Thursday, a grand spectacle inspired by the painting Germany's Masterpiece, with a living lion and a star cast detailed in the program.

Octoroons Lowell Dempsey Wormwood Paris Academy of ‘Music European America Marie Corelli Chas. W. Chase Corelli Aiden Benedict Academy of Music Germany Lion's den Lafayette

Elaborate scenic and mechanical effects described

The article highlights extensive scenic and mechanical effects used in a production. It notes elaborate stage machinery, lighting, and props shaping the visual spectacle. It emphasizes the scale and ambition of the effects to enhance audience immersion and overall showmanship.

Casto Theatre Vaudeville Opens With Bob Rackett Pajamas

Harry Lacy headlines the Casto bill next Monday with Bob Rackett's Pajamas a witty nine minute pl ay rich in original humor The show includes The Twin Nuthe petite Lynn Welcher Margaret Webbe Ingram and Smith Burrows and Travis in A Home Circus and the Britons colored singers and dancers The plot centers on a will a wrong hotel room and a midnight deadline for a fortune to an asylum

Harry Lacy Casto Theatre Bob Rackett New York Sue Bill Lynn Welcher Margaret Webbe Ingram and Smith Burrows and Travis

Few Letters Publish Praise for Chamberlains Remedy

A brief notice notes only a small portion of favorable letters about Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It quotes T W Greathouse of Prattsburg Georgia saying the remedy cured his seven year chronic diarrhoea. It states the product is for sale by all druggists.

Chamberlain Union T. W. Greathouse Prattsburg

Accidents On The Farm Relief With Dr Thomas Electric

Farm accidents bring cuts stings bruises and sprains and Dr Thomas Electric Relief promises instant pain relief. The ad emphasizes safety yet promotes a topical remedy for immediate soothing effects.

Thomas

Warning to Ministers About Fraudulent Solicitors Exposed

A New York clergyman notes that among 600 callers last year about aid, about 500 were “freaks or frauds.” Inventors, authors, and those seeking influence or money from charities flood ministers. Zion's Herald warns many stories are false and ministers should direct applicants to charity offices. The piece urges stricter scrutiny of itinerant solicitors and cautions against giving pulpit access to strangers.

New York City Springfield Republican Zion's Herald Herald

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