Endeavorers Hold New England State Meetings in Boston
Eight thousand Christian Endeavor delegates from New England gather in Boston for a three day convention. State unions meet at Tremont Temple and various churches with programs led by Rev Gar ret V Stryker Rev W A Knight and Rev J Wilbur Chapman. A general session in Tremont Temple will close the day with a talk on Good Citizenship.
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Boston
New England
Tremont Temple
Temple
J. Wilbur Chapman
D. D
New York City
Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union
Garratt V. Stryker
H. N. Lothrop
Wm. A. Knight
W. P. McElveen
Connecticut
United Societies of Christian Endeavor
Edward Everett Hale
Shawmut Congregational Church
New Hampshire
Thos. H. Stacey
Concord
N. H
Rhode Island Union
F. B. Clark
Christian Endeavor
Vermont Union
Berkley Temple
The
United Society
Stock Market Opens Weak Then Advances On Rally
New York stocks opened soft with Amalgamated Copper and Canadian Pacific drifting, but by 11 a m buyers pushed prices higher led by Missouri Pacific and several railroad and utility shares. Amalgamated Copper recovered and United States Leather drew attention after a long lull as market activity shifted to gains from morning losses.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Erie First
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Metropolitan Street Railway
Tennessee Coal
Cleveland D. C
St. Louis
Hocking Valley
Futures Open Steady On Opening Day In New York
New York futures opened steady with October at 8.41, November 8.44, December 8.54, January 8.64, February 8.43, March 8.45, April 8.44, and May 8.44, reflecting a cautious start as traders digest early market cues.
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New York
New York Port Arrivals From Europe and New York
New York reports arrivals on Oct 15 with steamers Oceanic from Liverpool and Plymouth, Blucher from New York to Southampton, and Philadelphia from New York arriving the same day.
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New York
Oceanic
Liverpool
Plymouth
Blucher
Southampton
Philadelphia
Tooth brushes with our name on them in 19th century ads
At two A. W. Dows & Co. stores toothbrush sales appear. During the afternoon board of registrars session 64 new names were added to the voting list. In the evening 183 more were added, bringing the total to 247.
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A. W. Dows & Co
Board of Registrara
Obituary notices for Bridget Colleary and several others
Mrs Bridget Colleary aged 48 died at 2 Fulton court Centralville this morning widow of Patrick Colleary she leaves one daughter Miss Mary Colleary. The funeral of Nicholas Cooney from 52 Walnut street with mass at St Peters church and burial by Undertaker Rogers. The funeral of Mrs Emma Weber from 10 Montreal street burial at St Peters cemetery by Undertaker Davey. The funeral of Mrs Hannah Murphy from Undertaker O Donnell rooms burial at Edson cemetery. The funeral of Mrs Adelina Dion from 51 Hancock street with mass at St Josephs church burial at St Josephs cemetery by Undertaker Albert.
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Bridget Colleary
Fulton Court
Fulton Street
Centralville
Patrick Colleary
Mary Colleary
Nicholas Cooney
Walnut Street
St. Peter’s Church
Fr. McDermot
Anthony Robinson
Michael Maher
William Hurley
Andrew Haley
Rogers
Emma Weber
Montreal Street
St. Peter’s
Davey
Hannah Murphy
O’donnell
Edson Cemetery
Adelina Dion
Hancock Street
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Fournier
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Albert
Obituaries of Brackett Murphy Starr Colleary Stachurski
In this city on dates October 13 to 15 the following deaths were reported. Mary W Brackett aged 62 at 71 Middlesex street. Hannah Murphy aged 77 at city hospital. Han nah Starr aged 73 at 179 Fayette street. Bridget Colleary aged 48 at 2 Fulton court Centralville. Victoria Stachurski aged 3 years 9 months 2 days at the home of her parents 60 Williams street. Funeral details listed for Mary Brackett.
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Hannah Starr
Colleary
Fulton Court
Fulton Street
Centralville
Bridget Colleary
Stachurski
Joseph
Annie
Williams Street
Victoria Stachurski
Ewing and Morrisey wed at Immaculate Conception
John Ewing formerly a city messenger and Josephine Morrisey of the Immaculate Conception parish were married at the church. Ella Marshall served as bridesmaid and Thomas Reilly as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple planned an extended honeymoon before settling at 222 High Street.
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Immaculate Conception Church
John Ewing
City Messenger
Josephine Morrissey
Immaculate Conception
Fr. Tighe
Ella Marshall
Thomas F. Reilly
Ewing
Mrs. Ewing
High Street
Quirbach and Farley Wed in St Peter’s Ceremony
Mr Henry CC Quirbach and Miss Annie T Farley were married yesterday at 2 30 PM by Rev Fr McDermod at St Peter’s church parochial residence. Bride’s maid Miss Madeline Crevier and best man Edward A Quirbach attended. A relatives only reception was held at 142 Gorham Street. The couple will be at home after January 1 at 142 Gorham Street.
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Henry CC. Quirbach
Annie T. Farley
MccDermod
St. Peter's Church
Madeline Crevier
Edward A. Quirbach
Gorham Street
Mrs. Quirbach
Plante and Pannetou Wed at St Catherine's Graniteville
Louis Plante and Miss Louisa Pannetou of Graniteville married Monday at 8 in St Catherine's church by Rev Fr Sexton. David Plante served as best man and Miss Sarah Ranger as bridesmaid. The couple received many beautiful presents.
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Louis Plante
Louisa Pannetou
Graniteville
St. Catherine's Church
That Town
Sexton
David Plante
Sarah Ranger
Wiley and Johnsons Wed at Highland M E Parsonage
Frank B. Wiley and Effie M. Johnson were married at the Highland Methodist Episcopal parsonage on October 14 with Rev. George M. Smiley officiating. They will reside at 317 Chelmsford Street.
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Highland M. E. Parsonage
George M. Smiley
Frank B. Wiley
Effie M. Johnson
Chelmsford Street
Marriage Notices for Foster and Littlefield Couples
Oct 12 by Rev George M Smiley Ernest H Ames and Sarah J Conley both of this city to reside at 15 Queen street Foster Littlefield In Herdman Oct 14 Enoch Foster of Tewksbury and Mary H Littlefield of Lowell.
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Highland M. E. Parsonage
George M. Smiley
Ernest H. Ames
Sarah J. Conley
Queen Street
Foster-Littlefield
Herdman
Enoch Foster
Tewksbury
Mary H. Littlefield
Lowell
They Lived Before Adam Unearth Ancient Egyptian Remains
Archaeologists report discovering a continuous 8000 year sequence of well preserved human remains at Girga Egypt. Hair nails ligaments muscles and even brain and eyes preserved due to arid climate and burial methods. Earlier graves span first fifteen dynasties through Ptolemaic and Coptic periods.
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Girga
Egypt
Munich beer nutrition compared with English ales
Careful analysis shows Munich type beer provides similar nutriment to English ales but with roughly half the alcohol content. The finding highlights differences in beer styles and brewing methods influencing strength and dietary impact.
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Munich
Coal operators hold regular meeting in New York
The weekly meeting of coal road presidents met in New York on October 14. Leaders including Truesdale of Lackawanna and Baer of Reading discussed presidential plans for appointing a coal commission, arbitration proposals, and measures to ease coal shortages. Morgan and Bacon visited, with Morgan declining comment on Mitchell talks and stating newspapers covered events.
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New York
Coal Roads
Truesdale
the Lackawanna
Mitchell
Tuesdale
John Markle
Roosevelt
Fowler
Ontario & Western
Markle
Baer
Reading
Philadelphia
Temple Iron Co
Olyphant
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Odell
J. Pierpont Morgan
Robert Bacon
Washington
Mr. Morgan
THE FUEL COMMITTEE NAMED BY ACTING MAYOR BADGER
Acting Mayor Badger announced a twenty member Lowell fuel committee to aid residents facing winter shortages and high prices. The list includes Rev. George C. Wright James G Buttrick James P Ramsay Nathan D Pratt and others. First meeting set for 8 pm at city hall with Badger presiding.
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Badger
Lowell
George C. Wright
James G. Buttrick
James P. Ramsay
Nathan D. Pratt
David Parthenais
J. L. Chalifoux
A. C. Russell
Edward F._ Slattery
Constantine O'Donnell
Patrick O’hearn
George H. Taylor
A. J. Howe
George H. Marston
Larkin T.trull
Frank E. Dunbar
C. Fremont Morse
Frank E. Appleton
John C. Burke
Freeman H. Butler
Joseph Peabody
Board of Aldermen
Out of Danger After Carbolic Acid Attempt
Tnez Turpin, a colored woman, survived a suicide attempt by carbolic acid Monday night. Dr. R. W. Parker reported yesterday that alcohol antidote was given with good results and that no permanent harm is expected. Domestic troubles and financial strain were cited as factors in the act.
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Tnez Turpin
R. W. Parker
Bias in Naturalization Hearings Sparks Court Curiosity
Police court judges Hadley and Pickman handled a surge of naturalization petitions as election nerves rise. Seventy applicants were heard Tuesday and more expected today as candidates enter the room under local political pressure. Some prove ignorant of government basics, with one man confusing anarchy with archy, a slip that drew sharp remarks from the bench.
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Police Court
Hadley
Pickman
Massachusetts State Board of Trade Executive Council Meeting
The Boston session of the Massachusetts State Board of Trade heard reports on insurance and the kerosene and gasoline hazards amid a coal shortage. It urged public caution, considered immigration tests, Alaska welfare legislation, and a uniform municipal auditing system to save funds. all reports were approved.
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Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Boston
Charles E. Adams
Committee On Insurance
State Board of Trade
Congress
Alaska
Burial Arrangements Made for Philip Landry Body
Michaud Landry, father of Philip Landry found dead in the St. Lawrence hotel, arrived in the city today and arranged burial services to be held here. The body will be interred in St. Joseph's Cemetery tomorrow morning.
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Michaud Landry
Philip Landry
St. Lawrence Hotel
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Baker Bound Over in Arson Case in Belfast Maine
Belfast Maine October 15 William E Baker charged with setting fire to Horace W Phinney's home was bound over to the January term of the supreme judicial court and, lacking bail, committed to jail.
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Belfast
William E. Baker
Horace W. Phinney
Supreme Judicial Court
City Wood Pile Grows Despite City Opinion
City records show large wagon loads of hard and soft wood arrive and are piled in the ambulance yard. Authority suggested wood could not be sold at cost, yet the growing pile and nightly diminutions prompt talk of a watchman to oversee the stock during cold evenings.
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Qua
Lowell
Man killed by train near Athenia in Paterson
A man believed to be J Murphy a machinist at Cooke Locomotive Works was struck and killed by a train on the Newark branch of the Erie railroad near Athenia. His body lies in Bufford Vonder morgue Paterson. He was about 50, with letters showing a Baltimore residence and a brother in Providence Rhode Island.
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Paterson
N. J
J. Murphy
Cooke Locomotive Works
Newark
Erie Railroad
Athenia
Bufford & Vonderwork
Baltimore
Providence
R. I
Together We Build Civilizations Missionaries and Emigration
Edward Everett Hale argues Christian missions succeed when workers act in concert. He cites Xavier Moravians and Plymouth settlers as models of collective effort, noting democracy grows in town meetings and emigration was most effective when organized as groups traveling together to new lands. He urges coordinated colonies to repopulate cities and expand civilization.
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Carolinas
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Michigan
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Iowa
New Adams
Mr. Wisher
North Dakota
Idaho
Ventura County
Edward Everett Hale
Christian Register
Small-scale sculpture better for lasting value and salability
Russell Sturgis argues in the October-December Forum that small statues offer clearer artistic expression, cheaper reproduction, and greater permanence than life-size outdoor works. He notes advantages of statuettes for humor, patriotism, and religious themes, while warning large figures often fail to endure.
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Europe
United States
New York
Colorn Iy
Deigner Mersy
Russell Sturgis
Devoe Paint Promises Heavier Bodied Finish
Adams Hardware and Paint Co advertises Devoe carriage paint as the heaviest bodied option, claiming no other gloss paint matches its weight of 3 to 8 ounces more per pint, available through the retailer.
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Devoe’s
Devoe's
Adams Hardware & Paint Co
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