Hall Named Superintendent at Ayer Company in Lowell
Frank W. Hall, a Lowell native with a long record in local journalism and business, has been appointed superintendent of the J. C. Ayer company. The move follows years in public service and private industry, including roles with the Erie Telephone Company and as a former Courier staff member. Local applause greets the appointment as a well qualified choice by Dr. Stowell the treasurer and general manager.
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Frank W. Hall
Lowell
J. C. Ayer Company
Stowell
Hall
Courier
Report’ers
The
Erie Telephone Company
Glidden
Texas
Arkansas
J. W. Bennett
New York fashions millinery and outer garments rise
A New York fashion note outlines the fall season with abundant flowers and leaves on hats, giant flat roses, gilt accents, and gilt lace, plus outdoor garments at Lord & Taylor. It highlights rose dominance, violet clusters, gilt fabrics, and versatile capes and jackets for various wearers.
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Lord & Taylor
Andover Sermons and Local Transit Tensions Reported
In Andover Prof Moore preached at Seminary church while other pastors were away. Rev DeWitt of Cienfuegos spoke in Bartlett chapel about founding a church and orphanage there, aided by three Cuban girls singing. Public interest grows over friction between Lawrence Haverhill and Lawrence Reading electric roads over Main street tracks. Phillips academy notes rising attendance as Rev Klein departs to Stratham New Hampshire.
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Moore
Bartlett Chapel
DeWitt
Cienfuegos
First Congregational Church
Lawrence and
Haverhill
Reading
Andover Square
Main Street
Phillips Academy
F. W. Klein
The
Baptist Church
Stratham
N. H
Speyer
Rhine
Pyramids
Red Sea
Konrad the Salic
Rudolf
Hapsburg
Konrad II
Holy Roman Empire
Louvois
Palatinate
France
Germany
Gisilla
Peter
Henry IV
Gregory VII
Canossa
Adelbero
Beatrice of Burgundy
Fredrick Barbarossa
Agnes
Kaiser Redbeard
Kyffhauser Hill
Asia
Henry V
Matilda
Albert I
Rudolf of
New York Sun
Market swings with People's Gas leads stocks
In morning trading People's Gas opened at 55 and rose to 84 percent before noon, then 85 percent as Sugar held near a point. Northern Pacific gained on good buying. Rumors of a deal with Ogden circulated to scare shorts. Analysts see a broad market mood shaped by politics and looming earnings.
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People’s Gas
Northern Pacific
People's Gas
Ogden Company
Shorts
Savin
Europe
the Waldorf
McKinley
Croker
Harlem
Brigat
Sears & — Ice Ec
New York Market
Sugar Ref. Co
Rt Atchison
Atchison
Brooklyn
Chesa. &O
Manhattan
Daly Metropolitan
Mo. Pacific
No. Pacific
Porn
Railroad
Phila, & Resdin
St. Paul
So. Pacific
So. Rail
Third Ave. Rail
Tenn. C. &I
boLy
Lexus & Pac
Union Pacific
Union Pac
U.S
West Union
Boston Marks
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Mex. Dean
Anaconda
Boston and Mont
Butte & Boston
The Garnage and Horror of San Juan Hill and El Caney
The Garnage and Horror of San Juan Hill and El Caney presents a stark account of the brutal conflicts before and after the battles, contrasting the swift, terrible violence of combat with the slow, painful torment of rheumatism and its sufferers.
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San Juan Hill
el Caney
Cuban Mango Leaf Specific Cure for Rheumatism
An old Cuban remedy from mango leaf extract is sold by the Cuban Mango-Leaf Specific Co. of Lowell Massachusetts. Marketed for rheumatism and other ailments including kidney trouble indigestion and malaria. Bottled 16 oz for 1 with six bottles for 5. Claims are supported by named citizens who reportedly used it. Orders filled upon receipt of price.
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Cuba
U. S
Maker of Modern Japan Ito on tradition and reform
In Tokio the Marquis Ito discusses preserving national continuity amid westernization. He says religion weakens nations, renationalization strengthens Japan, and current education may erode respect for parents. He downplays Christianity while praising science and national unity amid youthful unrest.
Japan Braces for Change as Western Ideas Enter Life
A London Mail influenced exchange discusses Japan's encounter with Western civilization. A diplomat and empress establish English female teachers at schools, but results are mixed as youths imitate male college peers and adopt European dance. The elder laments Western egoism overshadowing eastern sacrifice, noting life becomes harder yet hopes for eventual national uplift.
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Sible
Japan
London Mail
Men’s Jersey Ribbed Underwear and Tea Specials Offered
O'Donnell Gilbride Go promotes men’s jersey ribbed underwear bought direct from manufacturers with sizes 32 to 44 in ecru brown and grey at 39c and 50c. Also introduces a special brand of tea sold in 20 lb boxes at 49c a pound, with free samples and complimentary brews today and tomorrow.
New Silk Waists At Reduced Prices In Fashionable Styles
Attractive garment sale offering new silk waists in taffeta silk with three styles tucked and plaited. Regularly priced at 7.50, now 4.98. Also flannel garments advertised at 2.49 each in various colors. Fine grade fabrics highlighted for current fashion.
Mercerized Lateen Petticoats Sale Ad
Ten dozen petticoats offered in purple lavender blue garnet and black with a 10 inch accordion ruffle. Last sale sold out in one day at Hast Section on the second floor, priced at 9Sc each.
Trimming Jackets from Importer Bargain Sale
Importer offers bolero jackets in mohair braid and guipure lace at deep discount. Samples bought at bargain price will be sold very cheap. Retail value listed from five to eight dollars, sale price two dollars and fifty cents each. West Section Centre Aisle.
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West Section
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Ayer Company
Frank W. Haul
NEW York Fashions
Dr. Deimel
Dora
Andover
Stock Market
the World
Tammany
Manhattan H Elevated R. A. Co
Battery Park
Willet and Gray
Boston & Montana Co
Hildreth Building
Masa
Elm River
Old Dominion
Utah
E. Gas & Coke
Yen, & T. Co
Marquis Ito
Baron Sannoniya
Ito
Tokio
Marquis
Saigo
Sarge
Glastonbury
Harvard Mills
Free Sampl’ S Oftea Today
O'Donnell & Gilbrie E
A. G Pollard & CO
Merrimack Street
Merrimack, Palmar and
Middle Streets
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