Democratic rally at Huntington hall and local ads
A compact notice lists events and ads including a Democratic rally at Huntington hall this Saturday, parlor millinery at Gates street, Z A Wilson Co building materials, Limburg chimney work at Bridge street, opticians move to Bon Marche, shoe bargains at 120 122 Merrimack, and Dean's Ointment for piles with price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
Gates Street
A. van Hise
Z. A. Wilson & Co
Limburg
Bridge Street
Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton Street
Bon Marche
New England
Merrimack Street
20Th Century
Dean
Notable Local Relatives Return From Vacations
Mrs. M. D. Merrill and daughter Gracie of North Chelmsford return after a lengthy stay in the New Hampshire hills. Mr. Samuel McCord of Carter and Sherburne's returns from Dundee, Quebec, with Mrs. McCord and children remaining there another week. Thomas Walsh, formerly Dr. Gage’s coachman, takes a job at the Lowell machine shop. Mrs. Ruth E. Giberson of Caribou, Maine, to spend two weeks with her sister Mrs. C. B. Emery in Middlesex Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McCord
Carter & Sherburne’s
Dundee
Quebec
Deserter Nabbed After Cabinet of Beefsteaks Vanishes
John Linden, serving five years for desertion, was captured in a greenhouse trap door on Governor's Island. He had escaped a week earlier and loot from officers' ice chests had stirred postwide excitement. Empty wine bottles and leftovers indicated he feasted during his week on the loose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Governor's Island
John Linden
Linden
Obituary: James Wallace 81 former Paisley weaver in Lowell
James Wallace died Monday at 9 PM at 86 Jewett Street Centralville aged 81. Born February 12 1822 in Paisley Scotland he became an expert shawl weaver before moving to Lowell in 1841. He worked 37 years for Bigelow Carpet Company rising to overseer of the harness room and was a member of Kirk Street church. He is survived by his widow two granddaughters a nephew and a niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wallace
Jewett Street
Centralville
Mr. Wallace
Paisley
Scotland
Lowell
Bigelow Carpet Company
Kirk Street
Fred S. DaLew
Wellesley
Frank Wheater
Washington, D. C
William O. May
Cliton
Marion McNaughton
Funerals for Horace J Sloan and Mabel Kane Held
Horace J Sloan funeral held yesterday at 93 Westford Street with services by Rev George B Dean and Rev E Victor Bigelow. Apollo quartet sang. bearers were Walker Burtt Hope Butterfield Ranlett and Preston. burial in Edison cemetery. C M Young Co. in charge. Mabel Kane funeral also yesterday at 47 Cross Street. J F O Donnell Sons undertakers. burial in St Watrick's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace J. Sloan
Westford Street
George B. Dean
E. Victor Bigelow
Apollo Quartette
Messrs. Walker
Burtt, Hope
Butterfield
Ranlett
Preston
Edson Cemetery
C. M. Young & Co
Mabel Kane
Michael Kane
Cross Street
J. F. O'Donnell
Monthly Supper Held by Highland Congregational Ladies
The Ladies' Charitable association of Highland Congregational church held the first regular monthly supper of the season on Wednesday evening directed by Mrs. A. S. Lombard. Kitchen duties were led by Mrs. Sawtelle and Mrs. Wier with help from Mrs. Norman Wilcox Mrs. A. G. Boynton Mrs. Mary Avery and Miss Gertrude Varnum. A follow up program featured the Highland male quartet violin solos by Miss Florence Nix and cornet solos by Miss Lillian Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Charitable Association
The
Highland Congregational Church
A. S. Lombard
Sawtelle
Wier
Norman Wilcox
A. G. Boynton
Mary Avery
Gertrude Varnum
Highland
Florence Nix
Lillian Manning
First Evening Classes Begin Tonight at 730
Thursday evening classes in physical culture and dress-making hold their first lesson tonight at 730. All members are urged to attend, followed by a speech from Hon. John F. Fitzgerald.
Oriental Bazaar offers curious goods in Lowell shop
The store greets many visitors with a new line of goods including jewelry and beaded chains. It claims to be the only shop of its kind in Lowell and promotes imports from Japan, China, India, Persia and Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Boston
Japan
China
India
Persia
Oriental Bazaar
Merrimack St
Ward 3 Club Democrats Rally and Luce Law Debate
The Ward Three Republican club meeting featured prominent attendees including Robert F. Conroy and independent candidates Tommy Little and Thomas Byrne. Speakers urged party support, and plans for a Democratic rally were set as a notice of the Luce joint caucus law's timing was discussed with Secretary Olin clarifying it won’t affect the coming Lowell city election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Three
Robert F. Conroy
Tommy” Little
Thomas H. Byrne
Lowell
Jerome F. Manning
McKinley
Howe
Royal S. Ripley
Lucius A. Derby
Wm. H. S. Hayes
William Gaston
Bates
Byrne
Hayes
Stephen B. Puffer
Wm. A. Gaston
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Thayer
Worcester
John C. Burke
Thomas F. Quinn
Gardner W. Pearson
P. J. O’brien
Robert J. Crowley
Fisher H. Pearson
John C. King
John E. Drury
F. J. Simonds
John H. Harrington
Edward Gallagher
Thomas J. Mulligan
J. A. Herne
Martin Ready
Wm. J. McCluskey
Joseph H. Callahan
John C. Gordon
Nathan D. Pratt
Fred H. Rourke
Harry K. Noyes
Arthur Abbott
Martin Courtney
George Bowers
John J. McCann
Wm. Forbes
J. J. O'Connell
J. Joseph O'Connor
Mahoney
O’brien
McMahon
Kennedy
Miskella
Casey
Gerow
Molloy
Gallagher
McCluskey
Daly
Barry
Donohue
McLaughlin
Roche
Wm. A. Mogan
J. W. McEvoy
J. Joseph Hennessey
Wm. F. Curtin
M. J. Dowd
John P. Farley
Charles Riley
F. Shea
Michael Carey
Andrew McAloon
John J. Hendricks
John J. McManmon
John J. Rourke
Robert Conroy
Joseph Ward
Peter J. Brady
Edward Cawley
D. T. Sullivan
Joseph Mullen
Thomas C. Lee
H. C. McOsker
Patrick Conlon
Philip Desmaris
Philip Connors
John J. Ryan
Andrew E. Barrett
Edward Connors
John J. Griffin
Peter T. Brady
Dr. Bertrand
John T. Sparks
Andrew F. Roach
James F. Owens
Patrick Kelly
James ¥. McElholm
Jas. B. Conlon
J. L. Chalifoux
James H. Carmichael
Dennis J. Murphy
James E. Donnelly
Wm. F. Thornton
John J. Hanlon
Peter H. Donohue
Peter H. Butterworth
John J. Courtney
John J. Sullivan
Charles Burns
Wm. Cogger
Joseph Farrell
D. J. Donohue
D. A. Sullivan
Stephen J. Johnson
Coolidge R. Johnson
John J. Burns
Thomas P. Boulger
Joseph Gormley
James J. Dolan
St Charles
Huntington Hall
Middlesex
Central
Merrimack Streets
Luce
Cadman
Ohn
Spectacular Bolton property sale at Mt Washington street
The Bolton property at 100 Mt Washington street drew a huge crowd yesterday as Mrs. Fred Lake won the bid for 3185 dollars plus taxes. After the house sale, furniture was sold amid a packed auction room. Auctioneer C F Keyes led the lively bidding, with prices meeting strong demand. Also, Bolton's Market street store sale on Tuesday attracted many of the city’s horse owners and featured spirited bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Mt. Washington Street
Fred Lake
Market Street
C. F. Keyes
Birthday Party for Mr. Roberts at Tyngsboro Home
A pleasant birthday gathering was held Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts home at Wood's corner Tyngsboro in honor of Mr. Roberts. About forty friends enjoyed games music dancing and phonograph. He received a fine chair as a gift and a late supper followed before guests departed wishing him many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Roberts
Wood's Corner
Tyngsboro
Roberts
Ory
Robert
Harvest Festival Social by C Y M L Four Tables
A social hosted by the C Y M L members from four tables at the Harvest Festival proved very successful last evening in the society rooms. Table chairmen held an early meeting with assistants, followed by dancing to an orchestra.
Mrs Richard defends underage marriage case in Lowell
Mrs. Octave Richard says she will not worry as her husband and son wait jail for false statements to procure a marriage license for a girl said to be 13. She expresses pride in early marriages, while the child bride, Joseph Richard’s wife, questions her future. The widow plans to work and support the household, with her son-in-law earning income as well. The article also quotes controversial religious views on revival methods and individualism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octave Richard
Richard
Tilden Street
Courier-Citizen
Joseph E. Richard
Joseph Richard
Epworth League Meeting At St Pauls DEEPER CHURCH UNITY
At St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church last evening Epworth League members from city churches gathered with Miss Daisy Mac Brayne presiding. Rev Joseph F Berry of Chicago spoke on Every Leader an Evangelist stressing the connected church structure and unity within the denomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Daisy MacBrayne
J. M. Pickles
Centralville
James F. Allen
Samuel W. Worth
Epworth League Union
Cyrus W. Johnson
Joseph F. Berry
Chicago
Epworth Herald
Bryan in Court over Will Bequest Testimony
In New Haven on October 21, during the probate hearing for Philo S. Bennett's will a sealed letter read by William J. Bryan claimed a $50,000 request. Judge Stoddard warned that Mrs. Stoddard would contest the will if Bryan pressed for the money. Bryan said no funds would go to his wife or children unless Mrs. Bennett consented, and he would seek a court ruling on the bequest's validity to distribute the funds to educational and charitable institutions if legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Philo S. Bennett
William J. Bryan
Stoddard
Bennett
Home salon service offered by E W Young at Hildreth Building
Anyone may have a home department for scalp treatment hairdressing shampooing manicuring superfluous hair removed and chiropody by telephoning to E W Young Hildreth building a competent person will be sent to attend your wants at your own home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Young
Hildreth Building
Arrest of Emile Brissette on liquor charge in Tucker Street
Capt. Kew arrested Emile Brissette on a warrant for illegally keeping liquor. The scene includes a Tucker Street resident, clerk remarking on tiger-skin rugs priced at $200, and Mrs Young questioning import status, as the judge presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Brissette
Capt
Kew
Tucker Street
Card of Thanks from George R. Lockwood
Card thanks note states having sold his place on Bridge Street and expresses gratitude for fair treatment over the years. George R. Lockwood signs the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Street
Malades
Sy c George R
Lockwood
The Worthen Street Factory Stands Behind Quality Carriage Work
The Sawyer Carriage Co of Lowell emphasizes their reputation built by patrons through friendship and warns against slighting small jobs. Call to report carriage issues or motor mishaps to ensure top workmanship at the Worthen street factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Worthen Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tun. Kon. Tuc. Web
Ipu. Fri
Lowell Daily CourIer
Ward 3 Club
Pres. Manning
Democratic Rally
Board of Aldermen
Olin
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William M. Olin
Putnam & Son Co
Central Street
Norfolk
Cc. Y. M. L. Social
Congressman Thayer
Mrs. Richard
Gabriel
J. F. Berry
Bryan
Bennett Estate
A Home Department
Gilbert
E. A. Wells
Pilgrim Hall
O'Donnell & Gilbride
Hampshire Street
Miss Nano
M. Gallagher
Voice Culture
Lawrence Street
Harriette G. Lee
Bacher
Swan Bldg
Edward Everett Adams
Odd Fellows Temple
Middlesex Street
Bernadette Fontaine
Fulton Street
Effie L. Palmer
Abriglia Method Studio
Swan Brig
Mass
G. F. Hamer
Royal Conservatory of Munich
Swan Building
Great Eastern Correspondence School
Geo. G. Read
Cenrai St
Carter & Sherburnne’s
Business Sagacity
Sawyer Carriage Co
W. P. Brazer & Co., Hatters and Outfitters
Central Cor. Market ST
Lowell & Pelham
Merrimack Square
Collinsville
Pelham Centre
Salem
Ayers Village
Haverhill
Pelum Centre
Nashua
Lawrence
Canobie Lake
Franklin Woodman
Tie Courer Citizen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!