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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
12
Thompson Hardware Co Offers Ping Pong Lines
The Thompson Hardware Co sells ping pong or table tennis sets from $1 per set upward. The first supper of the season, under the auspices of the Beneficial Society of St Anne's Church, was hosted last night at the parish rooms with good attendance and noted hospitality from the ladies hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hardware Co
Beneficial Society of
St. Anne's Church
Mrs Julia H Livingston and daughter return home
Mrs Julia H Livingston and her daughter Miss Helen have returned home after a three months stay in Hampton New Hampshire. F L Damery of Hotel Rexford Boston visited friends in town yesterday. A reception will be tendered Rev J M Craig and Mrs Craig Friday at 8 oclock in the vestry of First Presbyterian church Appleton street. All are invited. Dr F W Barnes has returned from vacation. Orrin B Randlett grocer Dutton street returned from hunting grounds north accompanied by Mr Benjamin of Malden. They explored woods 20 miles north of Frederickton New Brunswick and brought down a splendid moose shipped to Bangor. Mr Benjamin also secured a moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia H. Livingston
Helen
Hampton
N. H
F. L. Damery
Rexford
Boston
J. M. Craig
Bangor
Benjamin
Officers Elected at Free Baptist Woman's Missionary Meeting
The 29th annual meeting at Paige Street church elected officers including President Mary A. Davis Ocean Park Maine and Corresponding Secretary Sarah S. Avery Wells Branch. Home Secretaries cover New England and central associations while Children's Department leads by M. W. Thomas sach and Elizabeth Moody Hillsdale Michigan. An evening program featured remarks by Davis and others including J. M Hoover Providence and Mary W. Bachelor Midnapper India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Paige Street
Mary A. Davis
Ocean Park
Sarah S. G. Avery
Wells Branch
Alice M. Metcalf
Carolina
R. I
Laura A. DeMerritte
H. A. Deering
Portland
E. K. Porter
Peabody
Mass
A. B. Webber
Somersworth
N. H
New England
Arda H. Jackson
Hillsdale
Mich
Central and Ontario Association
A. A. McKenney
Winona
Minn
Michigan
Children’s Department
M. W. Thomas Sach
Elizabeth Moody
J. M Hoover
Providence
de Mary W. Bachelor
Midnapper
India
L. A. DeMerritte
Auction Brings Record Real Estate Sale in Wilie Street Block
At 4 o clock yesterday afternoon a crowd gathered as auctioneer C. F. Keyes opened a sale that drew bids up to 8000 dollars. C. J. Darling bought the property for Michael Corbett at roughly 4.79 dollars per foot, with buildings included, a high rate over assessed value. The Wilie Street block No 40 sold for 2875 dollars to Edward Murphy. Keyes noted the John Davis estate on Andover street would be the next major sale, likely Tuesday Oct 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Keyes
C. J. Darling
Michael Corbett
Wilie Street
Edward Murphy
Keyes
John Davis
Andover Street
Turkish troops move to Macedonia region reinforce Rodifs battalions
Salonica October 10 reported that in response to the growing revolutionary activity in Macedonia the Turkish government has ordered three battalions of Rodifs deployed to the Djumabala district to bolster security measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salonica
Roumelia
Macedonia
Djumabala
Food Versus Recreation Inspires Reading the Grape Nuts Claim
A renowned novelist recounts illness from fatigue and hunger until reading an advertisement for Grape Nuts. He recalls traveling to obtain a supply, eating it without milk, and later sleeping soundly and feeling renewed. He credits the product with restoring vitality and power to work and joy in living. Postum Co Battle Creek Mich is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Iits
Brein
Nevyv
Lecauise
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Mitchell disposes to be fair in coal strike talks
New York reports dense conferences to settle the anthracite miners strike with no public results by nightfall. Key figures from Gov Odell to Senators Quay Penrose Platt and industry presidents attended sessions at Platt's office and Ashland House. Officials offered no statements, while Mitchell and district presidents weighed possible conventions and settlement paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Senator Platt
Platt
Gov. Odell
Quay and
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson
Fowler
Ontario and Western
Truesdale
The
Lackawan
Lawyers’ Club
Senators Quay
Senator Penrose
Church Street
Mr. Lauterbach
Mr. Morgan
Lauterbach
John Mitchell
Coal Road
Quay
Mitchell
Ashland House
Moses W. Salmon
Chicago
Nichole
Ammunition Seized at Oliphant Station
In Scranton on October 9 Col Watres of the Thirteenth regiment ordered seizure of one thousand rounds of ammunition at the Delaware and Hudson freight station in Oliphant. The consignees Rastiano Pashano, a leading Italian figure in upper Lackawanna country, is under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Delaware & Hudson
Oliphant
Watres
Rastiano Pashano
Upper Lackawanna
Pashano
AFL to Appeal for Aid in Anthracite Strikes
Washington October 9 the executive council of the American Federation of Labor weighs an appeal to the public for aid to the striking miners. Gompers and Mitchell discussed the matter today but Gompers refused to comment and said the council would speak with greater force than any single officer. The miners will receive financial and other assistance to the extent of the federation’s power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Mitchell
Concession From Baer Broadcast in Wilkesbarre Church
Very Rev. C Nagle rector of St Nicholas German Roman Catholic church of this city announces a concession from Baer. The church serves one of the largest congregations in northeastern Pennsylvania.
Cure for rheumatism echoes from grateful testimonials
A narrator compares rheumatic pain to torture seeking a permanent cure. He asks what remedy offers lasting relief, citing numerous testimonials as evidence of success.
Ligod’s Try Neutralizes Blood Acid Disease
It claims to neutralize the blood acid on which the disease depends, completely eliminate it, and prevent its return through a system described as Try Ligod's.
Reading Company Chief Promises Full Time Work
A letter from nia and mine workers to President Baer requests six days of work weekly. Baer replies he can guarantee full time steady work except during unavoidable accidents and asks how to best convey this assurance to the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nia
Baer
Reading Company
Nagle
George F. Baer
Twelfth Regiment in Camp at Scranton
Scranton Pa Oct 9 The 12th regiment six hundred strong arrived today and went into camp. The strike situation here remains unchanged with no material rise in men returning to work or in coal output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Schenectady Trades Assembly Seeks Coal Mine Control
The Schenectady trades assembly orders expulsion of National Guard members from local unions on strike duty in the Hudson Valley railway region and resolves to urge the government to assume immediate control of the anthracite coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Nashua violinist tries to murder wife after divorce
Charles C Eastman, a Nashua musician, attacked his wife Minnie Quinlan Eastman at James Steele's Main Street store after a divorce was granted. He stabbed her multiple times in the neck and back, then went to the police station and surrendered. Mrs Eastman, wounded but not fatally, is expected to recover. Eastman, about 42, has a history of drunkenness and abuse. he had previously threatened Mr Steele and faced prior arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Charles C. Eastman
Eastman
Main Street
Marshal Wheeler
Steele
Peaslee
Kastmas
Bucks Mean to Fight Near Rangeley in Indian Trouble
Gov. Orman received a despatch reporting Warden Harris slightly wounded after an Indian encounter near Rangeley. About 400 Utes have roamed the area, sending women and children back to the reservation. Settlers advance alarms, with families moving to Meeker as authorities debate whether state or federal aid is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Harris
Gov. Orman
Meeker
Washington
Rangeley
Hartis
Baseball War in St. Louis Sees League Buyout
The Republic reports that a caucus of National and American league reps resulted in the entire National League interests and franchise in St. Louis being purchased by the American League placing control in the younger league. Hedges of the St. Louis American club denied any agreement had been reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
the Republic Today
American League
Hedges
Mackay Estate Ancillary Letters Granted to Son
Surrogate Thomas in New York issues ancillary letters of administration for the estate of the late Joseph Mackay who died in London. The New York estate is valued at 2,500,000 with no creditors or creators. Clarence Hungerford Mackay, the son, is named administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas
Joseph Mackay
London
Joe's Saturday Socials Open Fourteenth Season
Saturday marks the start of the fourteenth Joe's Saturday night socials. Joe Hibbard has hosted socials in Highland fall, the Highlands, and Prescott hall, with nine years there and five years before. The events are known for a good-hearted, merry crowd and well conducted evenings of sociability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Joe Hibbard
Old Highland Fall
Highlands
Prescott Hall
Mile. Capell Headlines Boston Keith's Week
Mile. Capell stars with her horse and dogs at Keith's in Boston the week of Oct while Will M. Cressy Blanche Dayne and a strong lineup perform in rural comedy sketches the Miles Stavordale quintette and other acts plus new motion pictures for an packed program through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith's
Mile
Milly Capell
Boston
Mile. Capell
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Bill Biffins
Mr. Cressy
Miles Stavordale Quintette
Marinellas
J. Evans Liord
Lillian ‘Walton
Bob
Geo. Quigley
Morris Alburtus
Jessie Miller
Soli Ad Hardware Paint Ad Promotes Gloss Carriage Paint
An Adams Hardware and Paint Co advertisement touts Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint offered at about one dollar per pint. It claims lighter weight and longer wear, delivering a gloss comparable to new work. The copy highlights Soli as the retailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Adams Hardware and Paint Co
Lung protectors and chamois vests offered by Howard
A druggist at 197 Central Street promotes new lung protectors for warmth and a tailor made chamois vest for men and women. The ad highlights 0c and higher prices and urges readers to remember the number 197.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Central Street
Hag Juet
Eastman Family Courtship and Career Fallout
Jealous of Mrs Eastman, Eastman has lost his orchestra post and has been out of work. He once taught violin to many pupils and was respected. He is of medium height, thin, stooped from practice, wears glasses, and did not appear vicious. Until two years ago he enjoyed his friends’ confidence. the couple have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Lowell Historical Society Elects New Resident Members
At the regular meeting held Wednesday evening at Memorial hall the Lowell Historical Society elected a list of new resident members. Names include Frederick W. Baker Henry W. Barnes George Bowers Paul Butler Rev A St John Chambre Francis N. Chase George B. Coburn Walter Coburn Michael Collins Natt A. Davis Miles G. Gardner Macella Greenwood Charles Griffin C Fred Hard William H. I. Hayes Nathaniel Hill Edward S. Hosmer Eugene S. Hylan Mrs Almira A. Nichols Walter L. Parker Gardner W. Pearson Asa C. Russell Cyrus W. Russell William Shepard William H. Ward Sophia P. Wetherbee Charles Wheeler Artems B. Woodworth Donald M. Cameron Hiram Wooney Frederick S. Clark Joseph D. Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lowell Historical Society
Memorial Hall
Frederick W. Baker
Henry W. Barnes
George Bowers
Paul Butler
Rev. A. St. John Chambre
Francis N. Chase
George B. Coburn
Walter Coburn
Michael Collins
Natt A. Davis
Miles G. Gardner
Macella Greenwood
Charles Griffin
C. Fred Hard
William H. I. Hayes
Nathaniel Hill
Edward
Unloading accident leaves man with head wound
Frank Watula of 21 Fenwick Street, employed by Otis Allen & Son, was struck on the right side by a falling door while unloading shavings from a team yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Emergency Hospital where three stitches closed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watula
Fenwick Street
Otis Allen & Son
Change in Train Service on the Boston & Maine Railroad
A new winter timetable goes into effect on Monday October 13 across the Boston and Maine system. The entire network will operate under revised schedules and timetables are being prepared for all divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad
Gas Office Relocated During Building Repairs
During repairs the gas office has moved to 27 Shattuck Street at the corner of Moret. The temporary location continues until work is complete, and the public is advised to use the new address for service and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shattuck Street
Moret
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