Renomination of Sheriff Cush ing at Middlesex convention
Middlesex county Republicans met at Institute hall East Cambridge and renominated Henry G. Cushing of Lowell for high sheriff. The convention was harmonious with speeches praising Cushing and nominating other county officials by acclamation. An informal ballot favored Cush ing, followed by a formal acclamation and election of the county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Henry G. Cushing
Lowell
Cushing
Cambridge
Frank K. Stearns
E. H. Shaw
North Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Elisha H. Shaw
Shaw
George C. Traverse
Newton
Sheriff Cushing
John Andrews
Somerville
A. G. Pollard
A. H. Sheldon
Thorndike Spaulding
Marcellus Coggin
Malden
Thoee
Esterbrook
Homer
Burns
Ayer
Johnson
Waltham
Parkhurst
Mr. Butler
James Pierce
Edgar R. Champlin
Edward F. Wyer
Woburn
Geo. J. Burns
Henry W. Pitman
Geo. W. Stetson
Medford
Arthur G. Pollard
Wm. J. Schoppelry
Everett
Wm. M. Flanders
Fred W. Dallinger
Wm. F. Wilder
Nominating Fight at Middlesex County Convention
Delegates gathered as Cushing Parkhurst and Shaw backed bids for sheriff with credentials checked and a temporary chair and secretary elected. Henry G. Cushing and Melville C. Parkhurst portrayed as fit leaders, Parkhurst highlighted for police service and wartime record, aiming to secure renomination amid anti Cushing talk and county unity.
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Cushing
Parkhurst
Shaw
Lowell
Republican convention renominates Lovering by acclamation
In Brockton on Oct. 5 the Twelfth District Republican convention, with 106 of 149 delegates present, renominated Congressman W. C. Lovering of Taunton by acclamation. Gen. W. W. Packmar of Hingham presided and William Curtis of Stoughton served as secretary.
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Brockton
W. W. Plackmar
Hingham
William Curtis
Stoughton
W. C. Lovering
Taunton
Tuscomb Chosen Nominated by Cape District Republicans
Sandwich, Oct. 5 Walters O. Tuscomb of Falmouth was nominated for senator by the Cape senatorial district Republicans. Other contestants named were Luther Hall of Dennis and Dr. George E. White of Sandwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicans
Cape District
Sandwich
Walter O. Tuscomb
Falmouth
Cape
Luther Hall
Dennis
George E. White
Fisher for Senator Nominated in Sixth District Democratic Meet
The sixth senatorial district Democratic convention met in Associate building rooms yesterday afternoon with under a dozen delegates. Alvin Fisher of Westford was nominated for senator, one ballot cast for him. A motion allowed substitution if needed. Frank Simonds won membership on the State central committee. A three member district committee was appointed to list five names: Simonds, McCluskey, Joseph Connor, Thomas Harris, and William Rand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Councilman McCluskey
Martin J. Crowe
Alvin Fisher
Westford
Lawrence Cummings
Jin
Frank Simonds
State Central Committee
Corneilman McCluskey
Joseph ‘ Connor
Thomas M. Harrires
Bilerica
Wm. E. Rand
Concord
Refund card for Greene's Syrup of Tar bottles
The undersigned agree to refund fifty cent bottles if they fail to cure a cold or cough and to provide twenty five cent bottles on proof of satisfaction or no pay. Signatories include G. C. Brock & Co. Geo. C. Osgood M. D. Ellingwood & Co. F. H. Butler & Co. 391 Middlesex C. F. Blanchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene’s
G. C. Brock & Co
Geo
C. Osgood
M. D. Ellingwood & Co
Central and
Middlesex
F. H. Butler & Co
C. F. Blanchard
October weddings bring quick nuptials to Lowell streets
A sailor and Catherine Murtha wed at Peter A Fay's office after a brief courtship. William Levery, 21, a Marblehead sailor, and Catherine Murtha, both born in Lowell, were married with witnesses John A. McQuade and John Burns. Also, Grace Nichols Butcher married to Frank Ashton Hoyt at 319 Wilder street in a small family ceremony. Edith Marion Abbott married Otis Theodore Lockhart in Boston with a local bridal party joining in.
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Prescott Street
Shattuck
Peter A. Fay
Jackie
Fay
William Levery
Broadway
Lowell
Catherine Murtha
John A. McQuade
John Burns
Marblehead
Pretty Wedding At St Peter's Church
A wedding at St Peter's church yesterday afternoon united Michael Murphy and Alice Whitworth. The bride sister of Police Officer James Whitworth wore blue silk crepe de chine and roses. Miss Sarah Thomas attended in white silk with American beauty roses. Best man was Michael Gorman. ceremony by Rev Fr Ronan. Reception at 480 Lawrence Street. Miller catered. SHARP DIXON. John N Sharp and Sarah M Dixon wed at Rev D A Mac Phie home. couple to spend honeymoon in St John New Brunswick after a 5 p.m. express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Nichols
Wilder Street
Grace Nichols Butcher
Frank Ashton Hoyt
American Express Company
J. M. Greene
Eliot Congregational Church
Annie S. Nichols
John C. Butcher
Paul Wright Nichols
Harry Russell Parker
Harry E. Wright
Boston
Griffiths
D. L. Page Company
Charles A. Nichols
Mrs. Hoyt
Appleton Street
Roslindale
Boston Road
H. Lockhart
Harry Kittredge
Emily Abbott
Lila Field
Christine Hodgdon
Maiden
Wm. D. Lockhart
Brockton
John Eaton
Fred Foss
C. B. Barker
Lavern Harrington
Chelmsford Street Free Baptist Church
Margaret A. Ashworth
Frank Melvin
Edward J. Robbins
Victor L. Parkhurst
Chelmsford
Mrs. Stevens
South Street
Charles Mahoney
Post Office
Mary Gibbons
J. C. Ayer Company
St. Peter's
Father McKenna
Celia Fagan
Chas. Ward
St. Peter's Church
Michael Murphy
Alice Whitworth
James Whitworth
Sarah Thomas
Michael Gorman
Ronan
Lawrence Street
Miller
P. J. McManmon
Lowell
New York
Washington
Keegan and Donahue Wed At St Michael’s Parish
John Michael Keegan janitor at Butler school and Susie Donahue a Centralville resident joined in marriage at St Michael’s parish with Rev William O’Brien officiating. Best man John Keegan and bridesmaid Grace Donahue attended. A wedding meal followed at 7 West Fourth street and the couple will reside at 20 Elsworth street after a brief wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michael Keegan
Butler School
Susie Donahue
Centralville
St. Michael's Parish
William O’brien
John Keegan
Grace Donahue
West Fourth Street
Keegan
Elsworth Street
Murphy Newman婚礼在波士顿举行
Miss Margaret Mary Murphy 与 Roxbury 的 William Newman 在 Back Bay 的 St. Cecelia 教堂结合。仪式后在新居 Thorndike 街156号举行招待，亲友在场，姐妹担任伴娘，兄弟任父。新婚夫妇将于纽约及华盛顿度蜜月。
Local Wedding at 8 Dudley Court Unites Pahil and Forbush
At the bride's home Harry W. Pahil brick and Mrs Anna R. Forbush were married by Rev W A Bartlett with Miss Lenore Forbush as bridesmaid and Private Henry E Forbush of Co M Ninth Massachusetts as best man. After a short wedding trip they will be at home after Dec 1. Only relatives attended and gifts were abundant.
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Dudley Court
Harry W. Pahilbrick
Anna R. Forbush
W. A. Bartlett
Lenore Forbush
Henry E. Forbush
Co. M
Massachusetts
Fresh Absorbent Cotton and Gauze for Sale
A G Pollard & Co offer antiseptic absorbent cotton in half pound boxes for 19 cents and one pound for 29 cents. Surgeons gauze or cheese cloth is bleached and absorbent, full yard wide, priced at 4.5 and 6.5 cents per yard. Basement.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmistry and card reading offered at 32 Central street
The Gypsy fortune tellers invite visitors to choose palmistry or card reading for 10 cents with no extra charge. Ladies are urged to visit daytime from 10 to 3, while the camp operates from 10 to 10. Also advertised: Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets claim to heal stomach woes, noted by eminent physicians, priced at 35 cents.
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Central Street
von Stan
Old fashions in dress meet old remedy revival
Old fashions in dress may be revived but Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy remains available. For sale by Ellingwood & Co. at Merrimack and Centre and at Middlesex and Central streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Centre
Middlesex
Central Streets
Financial listings from 1920s market report in New York
A dense market listing itemizes multiple banks railroads and companies with bond and stock figures. Entries include Old Boston national bank Merrimack mtg York mtg co Concord & Mont Chic June Ky & Union Stoc West National tube works Am Whaltham water co National tube works co com Swift & co ex div Am Waltham watch Co Boston towboat Co Tol O Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain RR Ist Mott East RR Ist mort Town of Brookline Erie Tel & Velco Kan City Ft Scott Gulf & R bond values and dates 1906 1899 1926 1928.
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Old Boston National Bank
Mt Vernon National Bank
Merrimack
Mtg
York Mtg Co
Concord & Mont K
Ky & Union Stoc
West
National Tube
Londonderry Lithia Co
Henry Woods Sons Co
National Tube Works Co
Bos Wharf
Am Whaltham Water Co
Ed Elceium Co. Boston
Appleton Co
Arlington Mills
Naumkesg Steam Cot Co
Naumkeng Steam Cot Co
Portsmouth & Dover
Rev
BO Swift & Co
National Tube Worces Co
Swift & Co
Ino McKay Shoe Machinery Co
Am Waltham Watch Co
Con & McKay Lasting Mach Co
Boston Towboat CO
BOS Wnarl CO
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain
East RR
Brookline
Mass
Erie Tel & Velco
Kan City
Scott & Gulf & R
Probate Court Cites All Interested in Bean Estate
Middlesex probate court orders Mary A Bean estate hearings in Lowell with George T Day as administrator. The first and final account is presented for allowance and all interested must appear October 18, 1898 at nine am. Citation to be published weekly for three weeks in the Lowell Daily Courier and mailed to known parties seven days prior. Witness Charles J McIntire judge and H Folsom register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Mary A. Bean
Westford
Eal
George T. Day
Lowell
Lowell Daily Courier
Charles J, McIntire
Esquire
Ss. H. Folsom
Probate notice on Beant estate assignment in Middlesex
True A Bean of Westford seeks assignment of real estate of Mary A Bean late of Westford Middlesex county. estate valued under five thousand dollars. Cambridge court November first at nine in the forenoon to show cause. Citation to interested parties by delivery or Lowell Daily Courier publication for three weeks. last publication one day before court. Charles J McIntire judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Ss. Purobate Court
Mary A. Bean
Wests
True A. Bean
Westford
Cambridge
Lowel Daily Courier
Lowell
Charles J. McIntire
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Commonwealth
Samuel H. Folsom
Winchester
Frederick Lawton
Francis Bigelow
Natick
Spalding
Edward E. Thompson
David T. Strange
Stoneham
Fred N. Wier
B. B. Johnson
George F. Richardson
Andrews
E. R. Champlin
Pierce
Mr. Pitman
G. J. Burns
George J. Burns
J. Herbert Dunnell
John L. Odione
Albert C. Ashton
Samuel Farquahar
Albert P. Barrett
Robert W. Mountford
Burns of
Spain
John H. Butler
Melville C. Parkhurst
Grant
A. E. Winship
Lovering
Twelfth District
Tuscomb
Hoyt—Butcher
Stevens
Melvvin
Charles T. Melvin
Ida Estella Melvin
Frederick Eugene Stevens
E. C. Batlett
Central Congregational Church
Mildred M. Jefts
Lohengrin
Mahoney-Gibbons
Keegan—Donahue
Philbrick-Forbush
M. Parker
Plaza
S. M. Gearance
J. W. Pepin
Boston North Baptist Association
Smith T. Ford
Blackburn
Albert F. Nichols
Mary Aurilla Eaton
Michael Tiernan
Tewksbury
Agnes Higson
Liverpool
New England
Guesday
G. Pollard & CO
China
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
P. F. Devine’s
Merrimack St
Middlesex St
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
Cotton Ol! Co
Amer
Atchison
American Tobacco
Brooklyn
N.J
Chesa
C. B
St. Paul. Co
R. I
Elec
New
Louisville & Nasiville
Roig Bt
Nor. Pac
Bosmera Pac
Ptd- Beane Say
Pacific Mail
Phila
Reading
Union Pac
Union Ae Pt
U.S. Rubber
L. E
Boston & Albany
Mexican Central
West Kuddy
Centennial
Butte & Bos
Montaus
Usceon
Seecerees
Eyr
Monwealth
Commonwealth OF Massachtc
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