Hartford guest visits and regional mentions
Mrs J F Burford of Hartford Ct visits sister Mrs W J Hamilton at 35 Ash Street. Mr and Mrs C F George return from a trip to Virginia. Frederick G Baldwin seeks Republican common council seat. Miss Bernice M Moulton resumes studies in Boston with composer Alvah Glover Salmon. Mr Benjamin Deane of Halifax NS returns home after brief tour through New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Burford
Hartford
W. J. Hamilton
Ash Street
C. F. George
Virginia
Frederick G. Baldwin
Common Council
Bernice M. Moulton
Boston
Alvah Glover Salmon
Benjamin Deane
Halifax
N. S
New England States
Hilliard and Miss Thomas Wed at Home ceremony
Mr Herbert W Hilliard and Miss Jennie B Thomas both of Lowell were married Wednesday Oct 15 at 738 pm by Rev George F Kenngett at his residence 296 Liberty street The couple will reside at 29 Osgood street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert W. Hilliard
Jennie B. Thomas
Lowell
George F. Kenngett
Liberty Street
Couple From Collinsville Wed At St Michael s Church
Francis Kiernan and Miss Cath erine V Cullinan both of Collinsville were married Wednesday evening at St Michael s parsonage by Rev John J Shaw. Best man was William Kiernan, groom s brother, and bridemaid Miss Margaret Silk. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Collinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kiernan
Catherine V. Cullinan
Collinsville
St. Michael’s Church
John J. Shaw
William Kiernan
Margaret Silk
Promised Probationer Arrested For Nonpayment
Supt Moffatt arrested Joseph Leppe in Fitchburg yesterday for breaking a probation sentence after a bicycle larceny conviction. Leppe was fined 10 dollars by Judge Pickman and offered an installment plan, which he defaulted on prompting the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Moffatt
Fitchburg
Joseph Leppe
Leppe
Pickman
Seventh Company C M V M to mark 77th anniversary
The Sixth regiment M V M Company C will celebrate its 77th anniversary at the armory next Wednesday night. A good spread will be served, with orchestral music and speeches. Colonel Darling will deliver an illustrated lecture on Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling
Porto Rico
First Baptist Church Sunday School Supper and Music Night
The 36 Sunday school classes at First Baptist church gathered in the vestry on Thursday evening after an invitation by Albion F Swanton and Mrs Larkin T Trull. They enjoyed supper and a fine musical program with Organist French performing and Mr McElroy on clarinet. The ladies' orchestra provided music and Rev Smith T Ford D D spoke briefly at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Albion F. Swanton
Larkin T. Trull
French
McElroy
Ladies
Smith T. Ford
Fire damages shed behind Keefe residence in South Lowell
A still alarm at 5 PM Thursday called a small crew to a fire in South Lowell. An old shed behind Keefe's house caught fire and was doomed by arrival, but firefighters prevented spread to surrounding property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fire Station
South
Lowell
Keefe
United Irish League Plans Reception for Davitt and Dillon
The United Irish League held an important meeting last night. Arrangements were made for a reception to be given Michael Davitt and John Dillon. Tickets were distributed among members. A committee of 25 was appointed to take charge of the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish League
Michael Davitt
John Dillon
Bicycle rider suffers broken eighth rib on Queen Street
Joseph Watts of the Lowell Electric Light company fell from his bicycle on Thursday afternoon while riding through Queen street. He was taken to the Emergency hospital where the injury was dressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Street
Joseph Watts
Lowell Electric Light Company
Attachment Recorded Against Rudolyh Porter
A $1000 attachment in favor of the France B. Hiller estate of Wilmington was recorded at the new county courthouse, naming Rudolyh Porter in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France B. Hiller
Wilmington
Rudolyh Porter
Newes Coure House
Grape-Nuts Boosts Strength in Daily Life Says Reader
A reader testifies that replacing ordinary meals with Grape-Nuts improves appetite, endurance, and mental clarity. The testimony credits stronger nerves, better complexion, and steadier thinking after using the Postum product and a cup of Postum brew. Names Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Runaway Lowell Medford Line Car Stirs City Panic
A runaway Lowell Medford electric car tore through Merrimack square at 10 15 last night with passengers panicked and brakes failing. Pedestrians warned crowds, near misses occurred as other street cars slowed and switched to avert disaster. City Auditor Chase was aboard, and investigators found no brake or power faults, blaming crew nerves for loss of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell-Medford
Merrimack Square
Palmer Street
Davidson
Empire State Express
Canal Bridge
East Merrimack Street
Merrimack Street
Christian Hill
Bridge Street
Central Street
Ellingwood's Corner
Varnum Avenue
Hildreth
City Hall
Chase
Andover Street
Chestnut Street
Nesmith Street
High Street
Concord River Bridge
Medford
A Solar Eclipse Observed With Natural Explanations Jacking Spectacle
The article notes that once natural causes emerged the terror of the occult waned, yet the solar eclipse still impressed observers. At 11:17 and 18 seconds the sun began to be veiled, leaving a crescent, with total obscuration by 12:19. The eclipse ended at 2:49 a.m. Attendance was low, though the event was scientifically successful but financially poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luna
Carrie Nation Ejected From Saloon in Austin
Carrie Nation arrived in Austin on October 16 and attempted to seize a saloon. Alderman Davis, owner of the bar, ordered her out. Nation resisted, was thrown into the street, and the crowd dispersed after police arrived. She left town by train for her next speaking engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Carrie Nation
Alderman Davis
Fuel at cost meeting plans with coal and wood dealers
The Citizen fuel committee sub group met to craft a plan for supplying fuel at cost during cold weather distress. They will invite city coal and wood dealers to a Monday night conference at 8. The general committee meeting today was postponed. Prosecutors expect a decision today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Fuel Committee
Bruce Sparks Ballot Dispute At Convention Echoes Tensions
Testimony described a chaotic convention with Bruce and Sparks factions, no tally kept, delegates duplicating ballots, and attempts to control recognition from the chair. Key figures Caleb Saunders and James Donoghus testified to procedures and police presence, while closing arguments blamed improper tactics to nominate Alexander Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Mr. Jennings
Bruce
Lowell
Caleb Saunders
Lawrence
James FE. Donoghus
Crowley
Lawrence Cummings
Eugene A. McCarthy
Bruce Committee On
James H. Curran
Methuen
Andover
North Andover
John F. Murphy
O'Sullivan
Conv
Fred H. Ladd
Val. Sweeney
Jennings
Col. Sweeney
Gerne
Sparke
Alexander B. Bruce
John T. Sparks
Narrow Escape Aboard J. H. Ward Wrecked Off Unalaska
In Anudah Bay Unimak Island Bering Sea the Unalaska steamer J. H. Ward wrecked. Passengers and crew barely escaped with their lives and five nearly starved after reaching land. Revenue Cutter Manning rescued five survivors and took them to Dutch Harbor. Details were reported by Captain Lindquist of the steamer Portland which arrived at the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washi
Unalaska
J. H. Ward
Anudah Bay
Unimak Island
Bering
Revenue Cutter
Manning
Dutch Harbor
Lindquist
Portland
Scientist measures moon eclipse light at Dearborn Observatory
Prof. George W. Hough of Northwestern University used his zenzitemeter during last night's lunar eclipse to gauge the satellite light received in total darkness. He conducted experiments and captured photographs of the various moon phases for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nol
George W. Hough
Dearborn Observatory
Northwestern University
Hough
Feared Famine Fatal Self Destruction in New York Home
Mrs Henry Steinsieth and her family at 209 South 80th Street faced hardship as winter loomed. Despondent over cold hardships and low prices, she drank carbolic acid yesterday morning. Husband, a unemployed painter, found her in pain on a lounge. doctor arrived too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Steinsieth
Sast 80Th Street
Steinsieth
The Moon and its Eclipses Through History and Wonder
The article extols the moon as the most varied object of observation and details how eclipses illuminate solar distance and system size. It cites ancient practices observing the moon, its predictable eclipses, and how different cultures interpreted solar and lunar events, ending with Columbus and the Jamaica shipwreck story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
MEMORY HONORED REAR ADMIRAL SELFRIDGE DIES
Washington October 17 Acting Secretary Darling announced the death of Rear Admiral T O Selfridge sr at Waverly Massachusetts. Flags in navy yards stations and ships will be flown at half staff and minute guns fired on the day after the order is received as a tribute to his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Darling
Navy
T. O. Selfridge, Sr
Waverley
Mass
Sun day school lesson class meets tonight at 6 Fifteen
The study of the Sun day school lesson will meet tonight at 6 15 under the class heading.
How to Keep Apples
Fruit growers lose fruit from improper postharvest care. Keep apples cool and evenly tempered by placing them in the cellar at once, open at night and closed by day, adjusting to outside temperatures so the air remains near freezing. This method preserves late Baldwins in good condition to March or April.
National Live Stock convention opens in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania this morning the 15th annual National Live Stock association convention began with an executive committee meeting and later opened with welcome addresses. About three hundred delegates are in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
National Live Stock Association
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief From Humors
Humors take possession of the body and bring eruptions and debility. They are driven out and the system built up by Hood's Sarsaparilla, according to thousands of testimonials. The ad portrays Hood's as a radical, permanent expeller of humors and a restorer of health, strength, peace, and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Brazer & Co. v Hatters and Outfitters
Legal notice regarding Brazer & Co versus Hatters and Outfitters on Market Street Toronto. Case details and intended action noted, with parties and venue identified for official filing and timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. P. Brazer & Co
Hatters and Outfitters Central
Tor
Market Street
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Sun
Lowell Daily CourIer
Hilliard—Thomas
Kiernan—Cullinan
Company C
Leveland’s Baking Powder
Palmer
Middlesex Street
Alexander Bruce
Edward O'Sullivan
Mr. Sparks
Lowe
Lowell Democracy
Jewell
Bruce-Sparks
Mexico
Boy
Columbus
Jamaica
Rear Admiral
Selfridge
Crawford
Oking
P.S
A. E. Oneir & Co, Jerrimack
Alo
Barre
Hodge
Old B. & M. Depot
Harry
Richardson
Prescott Street
Je McManmon
Brookside
Stetson
Setson
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
A. W. Browa
Mercantila Printing
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