Queen Wilhelmina Engaged to Prince William of Weid
Paris reports from Holland court circles that Queen Wilhelmina and Prince William of Weid are engaged. William, 22, is Wilhelmina's second cousin and a lieutenant in the Prussian guards. The couple's marriage would unite the Dutch throne with the ancient Weid line as preparations continue for related royal weddings in Stuttgart.
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Prince William of Weid
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Netherlands
Marie
Prince of
Weid
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House of
Registration Closes as Thousands Seek State Election Seats
Nearly 300 names added to registration after a noon to 10 pm session. From an initial 14,001 on the state voting list, 1,027 new names were added while 1,700 were dropped from last year’s list. A later afternoon session registered many more, listing dozens of residents by ward and street across Merrimack and surrounding avenues.
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Nelson Waraby
City Hall Avenue
Owen W. Clark
Merrimack Corp
Dutton
Mark Bentley
Prescott Corp
East Merrimack
Robert E. Magee
Read
George Hayes
George ©. Hubbard
Appleton
George A. Hatch
Hamilton Corp
David C. M. Russell
Worthen
William 5. Ryan
Voters and addresses listed in ward nine district names
A compiled list of residents and addresses across several streets and wards. Notable entries include Bradley 4 Coman Court, 283 Central, James H Henahan 11 Mill, 194 Fayette, 112 Lawrence, 58 Church, 4 Maguire et al, 186 Lawrence, 222 Lawrence, 432 Central, 574 Central, 64 Wentworth, 730 Lawrence, 102 Bourne, 46 Agawam, 32% Andover, 253 Moore, 530 Rogers, 21 Potter, 104 Pleasant, rear 40 Fay, and 21 Potter among others. The document appears to catalog voters or residents by street and house number within multiple streets and wards.
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Central
John McNabb
East Merrimack
John L. Russell
Wentworth
Walter Haigh
Lawrence Patrick H. Meehan
Pleasant
Wiliam Goldrick
Bourne
Michael Irege
James Neild, Jr
Agawam
Bartholomew J. Moran
Chippewa
Edward E. Peters
Andover
Herbert E. Bell
Moore
Boys claimed to run away to Sherbrooke academy tale
Overseer Mr Courtney questions two youths found near St. Johnsbury who told stories about fleeing to study in Quebec. One boy, Edward Gosselin, 15, described a rough journey from Boston and St. Johnsbury, admits earlier work in a Boston theater district and Nickelodeon, hopes to return to St. Johnsbury to pursue studies. Theodore Brand accompanied him. secretary suspects deceit while seeking a clean path home.
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Rotary
Martin Courtney
Overseers of
Courtney
Itizen
Montreal Express
Sherbrooke
Que
St. Johnsbury
Mr. Courtney
Himsclf
City Hall
Edward Gosselin
Canada
Gosselin
Academy
Boston
Hollis Street
Julia McArthur
Nickelodeon
Bennett
Brockton Fair
Montreal
Theodore Brand
Coburn Property Sold at Auction in Lowell Market Street
Two C. B. Coburn buildings on Market street and a Merrimack street house plus lot were sold yesterday afternoon by C. F. Keyes. Market street property brought $35,025 with H C Fuller bidding for Charlie Coburn. Merrimack street lot sold for $59,618.50 to Hiram Whitney of Westford.
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C. B. Coburn
Market Street
Memorial Hall
Merrimack Street
C. F. Keyes
Lowell
Keyes
H. C. Fuller
Peter Donahue
Mr. Fuller
Fuller
Charlies Coburn
Whitney
Estate sale sets record prices in Coburn settlement
The Coburn estate sale brought in 65 643.50 from land sold at 4 a foot, described as a major real estate transaction in the city. Commissioners Chas. M. Williams Nathan G. Lamson and Simon B. Harris attended as the estate moves toward final settlement.
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Coburn
Chas. M. Williams
Nathan G. Lamson
Simon B. Harris
Dunn Bros. Pave Aiken Street With Smooth Asphalt
Dunn EBros. contractors led a press tour of the Aiken street paving site and closed with a banquet at Hotel Belvidere. Rain halted work though the section between Cheever and Hall streets nears completion with one or two loads left. The process layers cement and asphalt for a 12 to 20 year life, and the Lowell plant can produce 1200 to 1300 square yards daily.
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Dunn Ebros
Aiken Street
Hotel Belvidere
Cheever and
Hall Streets
Dunn Bros
Richard Dobbins
Harvard Brewing Company
Lowell
Proceedings of Free Baptist Association at Chelmsford Church
The Massachusetts Association of Free Baptist Churches met at Chelmsford Street Church with a 3 o'clock Woman's Missionary Society address by Miss Butts of New Portland Maine, a India field missionary. A 3:30 ministerial conference followed a private council report on the Mt Vernon church matter. Supper at 5:30 and an evening praise service featured Junior C E activities and an address by Mr Barry Smywers, general secretary of the United Society of Free Baptist Young People.
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Massachusetts Association of Free Baptist Churches
Chelmsford Street
Woman's Missionary Society
C. E
Chelmsford Street Society
Barry S.mwyers
United Society of Free Baptist Young People
Men’s League Social at Kirk Street Church
The Kirk Street Church Men’s League hosted a pleasant vestry social last night with a large committee welcoming new members and friends. A phonograph program accompanied a talk by Dr. B. S. Stephenson on his recent western trip, illustrated with photographs and Indian relics, followed by frappe, light refreshments, and chrysanthemum decorations.
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Kirk Street
Men's League
B. S. Stephenson
Church Birthday Social at North Tewksbury Church
Bad weather kept crowds away but a sizable attendance gathered at the North Tewksbury church birthday social in Tewksbury last night. Refreshments followed an entertainment program with a reading by Miss Clifford of Cambridge and singing by Miss Josephine Coburn of Lowell. The event raised about $34 for the church treasury.
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North Tewksbury
Tewksbury
Clifford
Cambridge
Josephine Coburn
Lowell
Universalist Conference Opens in Roxbury with Noted Clergy
On Wednesday the biennial Universalist churches conference for New England and adjoining provinces convened at Roxbury Universalist Church. Morning devotion and discussions featured Rev. Frederick Perkins of Hartford Rev. John Clarence Lee Dr of St. Lawrence University Rev. S H Robbins and Rev. Dwight M Hodge. Afternoon speakers included Prof Warren S Woodbridge of Tufts on Christian Socialism and Tufts President E H Capen in memory of John D W Joy. General topic addressed was Some of the Common Problems of the Christian Church Today with further talks by Levy Philip S Moxom and Rev Henry Blanchard on ministry reform and ideological readjustments.
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D. D
Springfield
Henry Blanchard
Portland
Y M C A NOTES Lowell reception and entertainer
The Lowell Y M C A hosts a Thursday Oct 21 social for members and friends with refreshments an orchestra a symnasium exhibition and ventriloquist Archie Leon French performing admission is free. Delegates from Lowell attend the thirty second Y M C A convention in Lynn with M L Hamblet H W J Howe H E Hinkley John A Willmott J F Glidden D R Burdick and P H Parker among them.
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Lowell Young Men's Christian Association
Archie Leon French
Lowell ¥. M. C
Obituary for Mrs Selden Colburn in Dracut and Lowell
Mrs Selden Colburn died suddenly at 47 from apoplexy while performing her household duties at home in Dracut New Boston area. Born Jane Markland in Lowell, she married Selden Colburn 23 years ago and leaves husband son Arthur W Colburn and siblings James Markland Charles Markland George Markland and Mrs David Hill. She was active in Dracut Central church WCTU Dracut grange P of H and wrote the hymn for Old Yellow Meeting House rededication and served as Lowell Weekly Journal correspondent.
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Selden Colburn
Dracut
Mrs. Colburn
Lowell Corporation
Colburn
Arthur W. Colburn
Young People’s Society
Dracut Centre
Brockton
James Markland
New Bedford
Charles S. Markland
New Hampshire Agricultural College
Durham
George T. Markland
David B. Hill
Fryeburg
Dracut Central Church
Old Yellow Meeting House
Lowell Weekly Journal
Dracut Grange
William T. Livingston Dies of Typhoid in Centralville
William T. Livingston a prominent machine printer employed by the Merrimack company died at his home corner Reed and Seventh streets Centralville from typhoid fever. Born in New York about 40, he worked in Lowell Malden Passaic and other cities and helped organize machine printers. He headed printing work in Passaic before returning to Lowell. He valued patents in dyeing silk and belonged to the Machine Printers' Association and the Knights of Honor. Survived by a widow and two children, his body will be taken to New York for burial per his wishes.
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William T. Livingston
Merrimack Company
Reed and
Seventh Streets
Centralville
New York
Lowell
Malden
Passaic
N. J
Livingston
Merrimack Print Works
Machine Printers’ Association
Knights of Honor
New York City
Evening High School Announces Enrollment and Schedule Change
Principal C. D. Burtt reports 71 scholars at Evening High School. Stenography and type writing class reaches 102 students. Graduation class may total 69 if all continue to term. School begins at 5 p.m. this year, earlier than last year's 7 p.m. start.
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Evening High School
C. D. Burtt
Birthday Party for Miss Maud E Fish at Lane Street
A birthday party for Miss Maud E. Fish was hosted by her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Arnold at 19 Lane Street. She received a gold watch from the Arnolds and two friends. Miss Carrie Lachance gave a beveled mirror. Refreshments were served and an impromptu entertainment followed.
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Maud E. Fish
S. W. Arnold
Lane Street
Sudden Deaths Rise and Heart Cure Promoted
Sudden deaths increasing with most cases blamed on heart trouble. Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart touted as a rapid relief remedy, claiming to ease symptoms in twenty minutes and cure chronic gases. Sold by Ellingwood & Co. and C E Carter at urban storefronts.
Pain Balm Brings Curing Relief from Rheumatism
A Neodesha Kansas pastor reports his boy suffered rheumatism in the knee and could not place his foot flat. After trying various remedies, Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave quick relief and fully cured him. Sold by Ellingwood & Co at Merrimack Central and Middlesex Central streets.
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Chamberlain
J. T. Bays
Christian Church
Neodesha
Kan
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central
Middlesex
Central Streets
Old fashioned medicine revived in local sale
Old fashions In a dress may be revived but no old fashioned medicine can replace Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Fillingwood & Co. at Merrimack Central and Middlesex Central streets.
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Chamberlain
Pllingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central
Middlesex
Central Streets
Stolen Angora tiger cat in New York area
From No 32 Belmont Avenue a half grown Angora tiger cat named Dewey has been stolen. A reward is offered for return alive or information leading to recovery. Report by Bright Sears & Co with Boston and New York Markets. John Faulkner em 020 st.
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Belmont Avenue
Dewey
John Faulkner
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