Temperance Army Parade in Boston Celebrates Mathews Institute
A large Protestant temperance parade in Boston led by Catholic Total Abstinence societies of the archdiocese concluded with a review by the mayor and a banquet at Huntington Hall. About 1500 delegates marched from North Common through major streets, amid crowds, bands, and interchurch encouragement.
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Archdiocese of
Boston
Mathew Temperance Institute
Massachusetts
Salem
Adams
Broadway
Suffolk
Merrimack
City Hall
East Merrimack
High
Bartlett
Fayette
Edward F. Slattery
Mulready
Casey
Malden
Murphy
John Mitchell
Slattery
Knights of Columbus
Mathews
Citizen
Humphrey O'Sullivan
James White
Frank Higgins
Dennis Sullivan
John Donohue
James McGreevey
John J. Lonergan
John J. Galvin
John A. McKenna
Benjamin McNally
William F. Boyle
John Lyons
William F. Quirk
Salem Street
Maguire Brothers
Adams Street
F. J. McCarty
Notre Dame Academy
Frank McNabb
Jeremia A. Daly
J. J. Kennedy
Blood Purifiers and Tonics Are Nonsensical Claims
An analysis condemns claims that medicines purify blood or renew tissues. It extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for aiding digestion by supplying pepsin and diastase, noting their daily use prevents indigestion and supports overall health. The piece argues true renewal comes from wholesome food and proper digestion.
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Stuart
Bruart
Dracut Contractor Pollard to Return to Sunipee Lake Work
Middlesex County notes that contractor Fred Pollard of Dracut plans to resume work today at Sunipee Lake where he is erecting buildings. D. J. Goodhue of North Reading visits the Huntting home. Carl W. Eklund of Sladen street stays in Maynard. E. J. Whitman and family move to Lowell to enlarge rendering works and install a new digester. Thomas Devine will reside in the Whitman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pollard
Sunipee Lake
D. J. Goodhue
North Reading
George Huntting
Carl W. Eklund
Sladen Street
Maynard
E. J. Whitman
Lowell
Thomas Devine
Gerrish Avenue
Whitman Homestead
Tewksbury Pastor Exchanges Pulpits in Local Services
Rev J Herbert Yeoman of First Congregational church swapped pulpits with Rev Mr Rolling of Wilmington yesterday. Evening service led by Rev F I Kelley of Dracut. Twentieth Century club holds meeting at First Congregational church with social hour organ recital supper and talks by Judge Samuel P Hadley and Rev Smith T Ford. Several notable speakers anticipated this season include presidents of Dartmouth College Mt Holyoke College and Simmons College along with local educational leaders. Also notes several residents returned from trips with deer and game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Herbert Yeoman
First Congregational Church
Mr. Rolling
Wilmington
F. I. Kelley
Dracut
Twentieth Century Club
Theresa Small
H. M. Billings
Samuel P. Hadley
Jamaica
Smith T. Ford
D. D
George A. Taylor
Wm. Jewett Tucker
Hanover
N. H
Darthmouth College
Mary E. Woolley
Holyoke
Mass
Mt. Holyoke College
Sarah L. Arnold
Boston
Simmon's College
Fred Going
New Hampshire
Scott
Melrose Highlands
B. C. Gregory
Chelsea
Jenness C. Knowlton
New Haven
Resignation of Rev Richard Burke at St John’s Church
North Chelmsford Rev Richard S Burke resigns as pastor of St Johns church. Acting pastor Rev Michael F Callahan reads Archbishop letter announcing Rev Edward J Schofield of Hudson as successor with Callahan as assistant. Schofield to take charge next Thursday and appear next Sunday.
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Richard S. Burke
St. John’s Church
St. John's Church
Michael F. Callahan
Brethren
Richard 8. Burke
Edward J. Schofield
Hudson
Fr. Burke
Philip F. Sexton
Fr. Sexton
Fr. Schofield
Congressational Church
Selectmen Name Precinct Officers For November 4 Election
The selectmen appointed wardens deputies clerks and inspectors for the state election on November 4 with specific names across precincts. Election day hours are 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. for centers and North West openings.
Y M C A Meeting Protests Liquor Licensing Plan
S H Davis of Westerly Rhode Island addressed the Y M C A meeting in support of the Anti Saloon League and urged a no license policy. The largest attendance of the season heard the talk. Next Sunday R H Rath of Bombay India will give an illustrated lecture.
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S. H. Davis
Westerly
R. I
Anti-Saloon League
R. H. Rath
Bombay
India
To Rent Properties in Tyngsboro Belvidere and Centralville
Listings show a Tyngsboro house on 0.04 acre near electrics with fruit and good stabling, priced at 10 dollars monthly. In Belvidere eight room tenements in good repair command six to seven dollars monthly. Centralville offers a three room pleasant tenement at five dollars fifty cents and a five room unit at seven fifty. Contact T H Elliott at 64 Central Street telephone 908-2.
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Tyngsboro
Belvidere
Centralville
T. H. Elliott
Central St
Great Preparations for an Anniversary Sale
Two year mark since enlarging kitchen furnishings and crockery department announced with a grand sale at bargain prices. This year will be on a grander scale with nearly everything reduced and new goods added at bargain prices. Sale begins Wednesday with Tuesday large ads for details. A. G. Pollard & Co.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
New England
Grocery CO
Two Killed In Express Train Wreck Near Barre Pa
An express train collided with a wrecked freight train near Barre three miles west of Petersburg, Altoona, on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Engineer Smith and Brakeman Traxtow were killed instantly. Fireman Black badly injured. Four freight cars burned. 14 cars derailed. 120 passengers in coaches shaken but mostly uninjured. Pullman cars remained on track. Firefighters fought flames as crews assessed the wreck.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania R. R
Barre
Petersburg
Smith
Traxtow
Black
Fone
Blondells Return With Through the Center of the Earth
The Blondells headline a new spectacular vehicle described as far ahead of their past work, a 14 month labor of writers artists and crew, premiering tonight at the Opera house. Rose Coghlan appears tomorrow in Forget Me Not with elaborate costumes and striking black lace. Annie Russello and company bring The Girl and the Judge to RS Opera house October 15, noted for modern conception and sly comedy. Ben Hendricks performs Ole Olson next Thursday in a Swedish dialect drama. Are You a Mason? follows October 17 18, promising lively farce at the Opera house.
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Walter Fessler
New York
Academy of Music
Lowell
Metropolitan Theatre
New York City
Dempsey
Rentz Stantley Company
Abe ‘Avitt
David Warfield
Herr Neuman
Europe
Peere Aece
Anna Pbten
Irle
Blondells
Opera
Rose Coghlan
Opera House
Roseoghlan
America
Annie Russello
RS Opes House
Ben Hendricks
Ole Olson
St John’s Hospital Nurses Graduate and Charity Meeting
St Johns hospital remains busy with all rooms filled and staff stretched. Dr Horace Fordyce Coburn earned his diploma after a year on the wards, as three nurses Marie Antoinette Montferrand Josephine Wilson Agnes Frances Hallahan graduated. Hallahan absent due to family illness. The Ladies of Charity held their annual meeting with Benediction, a Mozart quartet, and Ave Maria performance. Officers were elected including President Miss Rose Dowd and treasurer Miss Georgia A Harnden and a sewing circle to begin the fall campaign.
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St. Johns’ Hospital
Horace Fordyce Coburn
Marie Antoinette Montferrand
Josephine Wilson
Agnes Frances Hallahan
Ogdensburgh
Agnes
Ladies of Charity
Phelan
Mozart Quartette
James E. Donnelly
Mollie Ivers
McCafferty
Rose Dowd
Hugh Downey
F. A. M. Tobin
A. D. Ware
P. F. Sullivan
Patrick Kelley
Wm. P. Barry
Wm. P. Lawler
P. H. Cooney
E. D. Werwin
Stephen Wyman
Sadie E. Tully
Charles W. Brown
Bridle Sweeney
John&. Drury
John A. Handley
C. BE. Collins
P. L. McBride
Ellen McCarron
Georgia A. Harnden
Margaret M. Lynch
Weekly health report for week ending October 11, 1902
Population 99 574 with 34 total deaths and 14 under five. Death rate 18.61. Infectious diseases include typhoid fever eight, scarlet fever three, diphtheria four. Board of Health lists patients by name age and illness, including cancer, paralyses, and debility, with city clerk Garrett Dadman.
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Board OF Health
Deaths Reported for Week Ending October 11 1902
List of numerous deaths with ages and causes including 83 year old Ann Cook of old age, 57 year old Rose Madden from heart disease, 1 day Patrick Ryan with atelectasis, 7 year old Helen B Rolfe from bronchitis, 29 year old Henri Eno with phthisis, 24 year old Charles T Maroney with myelitis, 6 year old Eris W Laidlaw with diphtheria, 1 year old Frank A Johnson with meningitis, 66 year old Michael Percell with myocarditis, 38 year old Richard F Morrison with tuberculosis, 13 year old Alice F Breen with typhoid fever, 8 days Delphis A Lajoie with debility, 69 year old Melinda A Massey with paralysis, 65 year old Mary Campbell with heart disease, 68 year old Mary A White with peritonitis, 61 year old Arthur MccFadgen with cerebral hemorrhage, 1 year old Joseph R Ducharme with debility, 11 months Thomas Riley with bronchitis.
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Ann Cook
Rose Madden
Patrick Ryan
Helen B. Rolfe
Henri Eno
Charles T. Maroney
Eris W. Laidlaw
Frank A. Johnson
Michael Percell
Richard F. Morrison
Alice F Breen
Delphis A. Lajoie
Melinda A. Massey
Mary Campbell
Mary A. White
Arthur MccFadgen
Joseph R. Ducharme
Thomas Riley
United Irish League Eyes Huntington Hall Mass Meeting
The United Irish League held an enthusiastic Jackson hall gathering with new member admissions. Preparations for a grand mass meeting in Huntington hall were laid out, tickets distributed to members, and plans to advertise in Nashua Lawrence and nearby towns. Principal speakers will be Michael Davitt and John Dillon.
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United Irish League
Jackson Hall
Huntington Hall
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
Nashua
Lawrence
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Temperance Army UL
Father Mathew
P. F. Riley
Merrimack Street
Parthenais Bros
George E. Mongeau
Lang's Drug Store
Boston Theatre
Bon Marche
Pollard & Co
Steinert’s
20Th Century Shoe Store
Centennial Tea Company
Putnam's Restaurant
Carter & Sherburne’s
John Street
Cloak and Suit
Rose Jordan Hartford
Central Street
Burgess, Curtin
Wood's Jewelry
Alexander
Geo. E. Hutchins
Thomas P. Boulger
J. L. Chalifoux
Marshall
the Florist
Howard’s
Goodale’s
Mulcahy
Talbot Clothing Co
Putnam & Son
Caesar Misch
Kittredge
Griffith
Charles Kimball
James F. Miskella
Sunlight Shoe Store
Hugh McOsker
Bartlett & Buckley’s Cigar Store
Whitter
Fred L. Rourke
Harry Raynes
O'Heir
Greenwood Brothers
M. O’connor
Peter Clune
Kennedy & Co
Pearson's Drug Store
Erdis
Zopher Drug Store
Gorham Street
John Crain
Peter J. Brady
Jeremiah McGlinchy
Freeman
the Grocer
Westwood
James Carolan
St. Peter's
Prescott Street
Roy & O'Heir
James J. McMannnon
Bridge Street
Dr. Donohoe
Gannon
Sylvester Bean
O'Brien
Holmes
Robert W. Dunbar
Christ
Middlesex County
Tewksbury
North Chelmsford
Chelmsford
John P. Scoboria
James B. McQuaid
Frank E. Bickford
Herbert C. Sweetser
Patrick
Ward
Edward F. Coburn
Howard S. Adams
Frederick K. Ripley
Samuel Naylor
Arthur M. Warren
Charles H. Holt
Fred A. Snow
Arthur E. Reed
Melvin Walker
George Hyde
Jamies W. Ward
Alfred G. Parkhurst
John J. Dunn
Daniel P. Byam
Ralph W. Emerson
Daniel E. Haley
Daniel A. Reardon
John C. Hobbs
John E
Wm. McLarney & Co
Society of the
Unitarian Parish
Frank A. Marshall
North Street
Unitarian
Homer E. Thayer
South Chelmsford
Scoboria
Vermont
Thayer
E. D. McVey
Chelmsford Gas Light Company
Sale
Conae Ae
Imperial Garden
Ceylon
Maine
Hebron
Knox’s
Plymouth Rock
Kennedy’s
Underwood’s
Swift’s
Liebig’s
Ginter Grocery CO
John C. Rice
Thomas A. Wise
ST. John’s Hospital
Ladies’ Aid Society
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Mortuary Report
James E. Hayden
William H. Scott
Alberta Regnier
Armand Chouinard
Mary T. Cutting
Joseph Ward
Frank A. Doten
Sarah Wolfe
J. Alfred Parent
Marasmus
Oe A. Allen
Lina Partham
Dennis Murphy
Julia A. Wakefield
Marie J. Joyal
Girard P. Dadman
Vital Statistics
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