Five Alleged Thieves Nabbed In Lawrence After Noon
A busy police sweep in Lawrence yesterday resulted in five alleged thieves taken into custody. Officer Bumps led two major turnarounds, including a second hand shop encounter with a suspect named Freeman later identified as Frank Anderson. Two more suspects, Jeremiah Sweeney and John Lane, were cornered in a pawn shop on Merrimack street after attempts to pawn a watch. Charles Loucraft, suspected of stealing $80 to $100 from Daniel Ryan, was arrested in Wheelock field. Two men dubbed Hobo, Timothy Casey and John Smith, were found with brass fittings resembling parts from Coburn Shuttle. All suspects were held for further investigation.
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Walsh
Maher
Laflamme
Frown
Atkinson
Sparks
Seine
Bumps
Middlesex Street
Abraham Stein
Stein
Freeman
Abraham
Officer Bumps
Inspector Laflamme
Welch
Frank Anderson
Maine
Providence
R. I
Wilson
Merrimack Street
Lawrence
Jeremiah Sweeney
Elm Street
John Lane
Pacific Street
A. G. Firmin
Haverhill
Mass
Lawrence and
Charles Loucraft
Inspector Walsh
Daniel Ryan
Loucraft
Wheelock Field
Cedar Street
Ryan
Lovcraft
Crosby Street
Hobo
Brown
Howard Street
Coburn Shuttle Company
Timothy Casey
John Smith
Nashua
Casey
Iron Ox Tablets Promise Gentle Digestive Help
An ad promotes Iron-Ox Tablets as a natural, gentle remedy for dyspepsia and constipation. It cautions against harsh laxatives and alcohol-based tonics, claims the tablets restore digestive gland function, build up the system, and avoid addiction. Available in a 50-tablet aluminum case for 25 cents from Iron-Ox Remedy Co. Detroit.
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Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Fraternal Lodge News and Halloween Plans Amid Local Meetings
Fraternal groups in Haverhill and Lowell report visits by officials and routine business. Clan Grant holds a busy session, Massachusetts Ladies’ Aid plans a Oct 21–22 fair, and Foresters of America discuss a promising anniversary hall progress. Hallowe'en party set for Oct 31 with committee members listed. Gettysburg lecture attracts large audience, and U O G C officers note paid death claims and funds for future payouts.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Massachusetts Division of the Sons of Veterans
Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
Boston
Memorial Hall
Evening Star
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Middlesex Street
Hallie E. Whitney
Tillie Brackett
Irene Collins
Minnie Samuels
Lois Brackett
Free Flower Show at Highland Conservatories
A free flower show runs today and tonight at the Highland Conservatories. Visitors can view a range of blooms and displays highlighting local horticulture.
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Highland Conservatories
Boys Suits From New York Made Bannockburn Cheviots
For boys eight to sixteen, smart blue and black cheviots and serges. Knickerbocker breeches set with Bannockburn cheviots. Handsome suits recently arrived from New York. Prices eight and nine dollars, with forty patterns available at varied prices.
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New York
Bannockburn
New York Makers Bring Winter Overcoats for Boys
The latest in boys' apparel arrives with winter overcoats and reefers for boys of all sizes. From fall weight reefers to long coats for large boys, the display covers every item boys wear including shirts, undergarments, waists, and fleeced underwear.
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New York
America
Midnight in Chinatown wowed large Opera House audience
Clara Turner company presented Midnight in Chinatown at the Opera House with Miss Turner as Bobbins and capable supporting performers. Prof Hall’s trained dogs provided a bold act, while the rest of the cast impressed. Tonight's bill features The Little Vagrant and Why Men Tempt Women.
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Chinatown
Clara Turner
Opera House
Miss Turner
Hall
Universal appeal of a real live baby captivates all
A line suggests the charm of a truly living infant, described as cooing and universally engaging, highlighting a moment where human warmth and innocence draw broad interest across audiences. The fragment implies a sentiment of shared affection for a newborn presence.
Local Theatre to Stage Vaudeville Stock Company
Next week W Murray offers Lowell theatregoers a complete novelty a vaudeville stock company with curtain-raisers. Initial performance expected Monday and the company will remain for the season. Pryor Bros. praised as versatile performers. The Hillucks jugglers and rag picture manipulators are key drawing cards.
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W. Murray
Pryor Bros
Lowell
Hillucks
Two Hot Knights to Be Showcased by Transatlantic Burlesquers
A syndicate of merrymakers presents a new method to kill monotony at the Academy of Magic tonight. The event introduces the Two Hot Knights under Transatlantic Burlesquers, escorted by magnetizing young ladies, with performances by Taylor Trio Mitchell and Cain Kine and Gott hold Josie and Willie Barrows and Ben Jansen.
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Academy of Magic
America
Taylor
Mitchell and
Cain
Kine
Gotthold
Manager Haynes Presents Fine Bill At City Event
Manager Haynes has prepared a fine bill as crowds gather for the city event. Local officials expect strong turnout and a positive reception from attendees and merchants along the parade route.
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Haynes
Egypta Festival Chorus Delights Huntington Hall Audience
Lowell maidens and young men performed Egypta at Huntington Hall with strong chorus work and decisive execution. Rehearsals at the Y M C A ensured solid soloists, while spectacular scenery and oriental costumes provided a striking backdrop to the glittering armor on stage.
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Lowell
Huntington Hall
Egypta
Explosion Sparks Panic at Taunton Plant
Taunton October 14 a factory explosion and fire at the Poole Silver company plant caused a panic among workers. One man Albert Barry was seriously burned while Edward Garrity leaped from the third story, more than 30 feet, and escaped unharmed. The blaze started when a snap match ignited lacquer room fumes and a gas explosion followed. The financial loss was reported as small.
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Taunton
Poole Silver Company
Albert Barry
Edward Garrity
Republican Club Nomination Session Names Massachusetts Officials
The October meeting of the Republican Club of Massachusetts at 19 Milk Street Boston elected a nominating committee to propose officers for the coming year. Secretary Frank L. Dean chaired in President Draper’s absence, with Capt. Isaac P. Gragg moving to appoint the committee. The at large slate included Gen. Francis H. Appleton, Almon B. Hall, Wilson H. Fairbank, M. Percival Whittall, Richard F. Barrett, Walter E. Parker, Col. George R. Jewett, Arthur H. Wellman, Fred Joy, Frederick J. Daggett, Elerton P. Whitney, Stephen O’Meare, Clifford A. Cook, William S. Green, and Herbert S. Fuller among others.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Milk Street
Boston
Draper
Frank L. Dean
Worcester
Isaac P. Gragg
Cambridge
Dean
Francis H. Appleton
Peabody
Almon B. Hall
Williamstown
Wilson H. Fairbank
Warren
M. Percival Whittall
Richard F. Barrett
Concord
Walter E. Parker
Lawrence
George R. Jewett
Salem
Arthur H. Wellman
Malden
Fred Joy
Winchester
Frederick J. Daggett
Winthrop
Elerton P. Whitney
Milton
Colonial Fair Sees Strong Turnout At St Pauls Church
The second night of the Colonial fair for St Pauls M E church attracted a larger audience with new exhibits on the tables and an enhanced musical program by the orchestra. Tonight features soloists and special musical features.
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St. Paul's M. E
Are You Going West Special Rail Rates Announced
Beginning September 15 and continuing daily through November 30, a special rate to all points in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia is offered. For maps routes and information contact Wm Kelly Jr District Passenger Agent Wisconsin Central Ry 280 Broadway New York City.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Wm. Kelly, Jr
Wisconsin Central Ry
Broadway
New York City
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Proclaimed Safe Remedy
A short consumer warning touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a safeguard at home, implying unexpected accidents may occur without it. The notice frames the product as essential for household safety and quick response.
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Atinslee
Vann Flatten
Gilbert E. Lowe
Haverhill, Mass
Elgin Lodge No. 166
Old Highland Hall
Clan Grant, No. 141
Court City of Lowell
Foresters of America
Augustus W. Hovey
Battle of
Gettysburg
Odd Fellows Temple
John S. Marion
John W. Killpartrick
Oberlin Lody
Odd Fellows
Emulus Thompson Commandery
F. K. of R
Grand Keeper of Records
Washington Commandery
Putnam & Son CO
Central Street
Norfolk
Cheviots
Henry W. Savage
Raymond Hitchcock
Opera
Jas. A. Herne
Shore Acres
Sag Harbor
Temple Theatre
Academy OF Music
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Lola Cotton
Republican Club
Caleb L, Smith
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Prescot
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