Little Eva Dufour nearly suffocated by kitchen gas
Seven year old Eva Dufour, daughter of Florian Dufour of 477 Moody Street, was found choking from gas fumes late Tuesday night after a kitchen gas jet was left open. Dr Bellehumeur treated her. she remained bedbound but improving by noon yesterday. The report notes continued critical illness but gradual recovery.
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Eva Dufour
Florian Dufour
Moody Street
Court St Antoine Assembly Names Deputies and Exhibits Carving
Court St Antoine 566 convened at Odd Fellows hall with Azarie Thibault presiding. Dr G A Payette and A N Boulais were named deputy high chief rangers by State Chief Ranger P A Brousseau. Boulais linked to Court St Anne 268 in Lawrence. Payette tied to Court St Paul 14386 in Lowell. A wood carving exhibit features a three foot square plaque with five carved horse heads and a surrounding feature frame.
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Court St. Anne
Lawrence
Payette
Court St. Paul
Lowell
O’heir & Co
Fulton Compounds Claim Cure for Brights Disease and Diabetes
San Francisco stockholders announce curability of Chronic Brights Disease and Diabetes with about 87 percent recoveries after two years of demonstration. Names of investors listed, including lawyers, bankers, and company officials, claim hundreds of cures and a 13 percent failure mostly among near death cases. Fulton Compounds priced at 1 and 1.50 dollars. agency established with pamphlets available at Ellingwood & Co. druggists.
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John J. Fulton Co
San Francisco
Barclay Henley
Sacramento
W.C. Price
Pasadena
G. E. Bates
E. O. Miller
Chas. McLane
N. Y. Life Ins.v
Bigelow
State of Nevada
Col. D. B Fairbanks
Petaluma Savings Bank
R. D. Sessions
Bo. Pac. R. R
Union Trust Company May Resume Business
Baltimore on October 21 the Union Trust company directors met for hours and adopted a resolution to appoint a committee to arrange for resuming business. Receiver Miles White Jr said sentiment was for resumption at once as financial circles moved to a normal basis.
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Baltimore
Union Trust Company
Miles White, Jr
Notre Dame Alumnae Hold Ninth Annual Reunion
Notre Dame academy alumnae gather for the ninth annual reunion with former students from distant cities sending regrets. The afternoon program featured a musical entertainment by current pupils, a welcome address, and a benediction in the convent chapel followed by a dining room reception. Registration list includes numerous attendees from Dorchester to Lowell and Manchester New Hampshire.
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Notre Dame Academy
Alma Mater
Notre Dame
Kitty
Dolly
Tottie
California
Colorado
Berlin
Margaret Hanlon
Ida Costello
May Dore
Hortense Gallagher
Marchetti
Elizabeth Farley
Frances Murphy
Theresa Mahoney
Kenilworth
Elisabeth Et
Amy Rob- Ott
Margaret Locke
Katherine Tessier
Teresa Mahoney
Lucia
May Burke
Dorchester
T. F. Lennon
Winthrop
J. F. Hayes
Boston
P. F. Coady
West Newton
Geo. A. Blanchet
Manchester
N. H
M. J. Griffin
Lawrence
M. J. Mahoney
Mary Hallihan
Robert Sayers
Helen F. Farrell
Gorham
Lulu Lambert
Lowell
M. A. Corcoran
W. R. Dudgeon
Julia Donohoe
Maria Lennon
Mary A. Egan
Katherine F. Quinn
Catherine Fitzgerald
Margaret Hughes
No. Billerica
Zita Smaller
Nora T. Enright
Minnie Whelton
C. W. Holmes
W. P. Foye
Nora J. Featherston
Edward W. Kelley, Jr
Randolph
J. J. Desmond
Fannie Campbell
Jennie G. Ganey
Salem
Lizzie A. Ganey
Jas
J. McCarty
BH. M. MacMulkin
BH. J. Noyes
Lyons
Maria Roark
Emma T. Lynch
C. Adelia Reed
Lucy A. O'Donnell
John Mangan
Agnes C. McManus
Margaret
Names listed in Lowell and nearby areas
A long OCR list prints numerous individuals with surnames McClusky Hanlon McDonald Marren Kelly Donovan Downing Gookin Joyce Corbett Donahoe Carroll Hurd Morrison Masterson O'Dowd Flynn Lynch Birmingham Leed Burns Devine O'Brien, indicating a social circle or directory snippet from Lowell and neighboring towns including Boston Salem Springfield and South Groveland.
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W. J. Flynn
Lowell
Mary T. Lynch
R. M. Birmingham
Lawrence
T. C. Leed
Etta G. Burns
Annie J. Devine
Mary F. O’brien
Egypta Draws Big Crowds in Huntington Hall
About 2000 attended last night for Egypta in Huntington hall, surpassing the previous evening. The enthusiastic ladies behind the opera are thanked for their work, with Mrs. Natt Peabody and Mrs. G. H. Farnham noted for leadership. Robert J. Lindsay received a bouquet from the Bachelor club. Matinee today at 4 pm invites schoolchildren. a new weekly record is anticipated.
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Club Des Citoyens Americains
Philippe Bourque
Egypta
Huntington Hall
Burton Kinney
J.H. Coburn
Robert J. Lindsay
Bachelor Club
Willman
Ethel Wilson
Northeastern Dental Assn Opens 9th Convention in Boston
A large gathering of New England dentists attended the opening of the 9th annual Northeastern Dental Association convention in Boston on October 21. Dr. John F. Dowsley welcomed delegates and delivered the opening address urging uniform legal standards and qualifications for dentists. Dr. Griffiths reported a $293 balance, and Dr. Edward C. Kirk of the University of Pennsylvania presented a paper on The Scientific Method in Dentistry.
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Boston
New England
Northeastern Dental Association
John F. Dowsley
Griffiths
Dowsley
Edward C. Kirk
Dental School
University of Pennsylvania
Iron-Ox Tablets Cure Constipation Claim
An advertisement claims Iron-Ox Tablets cure constipation by toning the stomach and bowels rather than using purgatives. It argues they are tonic laxatives with nerve-building elements, offering gradual, natural improvement. Price is 25 cents for fifty tablets, available postpaid from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co. Detroit, Michigan.
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Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Body to Be Exhumed in Mysterious Death Case
In Cumberland Rhode Island hunters found coat hat and vest near Diamond Hill. Peter Mulvey Olneyville says the clothing belonged to his brother who vanished last March. The unidentified body buried in potter's field will be exhumed for examination to pursue foul play theory.
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Cumberland
R. I
Diamond Hill
Peter J. Mulvey
Olneyville
Potters Field
Pneumonia Treatment Endorsed By Local Doctor Rally
Dr C J Bishop of Agnew M H endorses Foley s Honey and Tar for three severe pneumonia cases with good results each. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Ellingwood Co Carter Sherburne Falls Burkinshaw and Goodale s drug stores. John C Burke to preside at Democratic rally.
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C. J. Bishop
Agnew
M.h
Foley
Goodale’s Drug Store
Central Street
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Carter & Sherburne
Bridge Streets
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex Street
Devoe Paint Ad Claims Big Savings for Users
A Wareroom letter to E J Carroll Co Lowell MAss argues a gallon saved is worth 4 or 5 dollars and Devoe paint saves 2 or 3 gallons in 10 with labor costs varying by price. It cites Bridgeport agents Hubbell Wade Co noting many workingmen houses, prior lead‑and‑oil usage, and returns of two gallons per ten.
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Joe Lamoureux
Edouard Lamoureux
Aurore Lamoureux
Woonsocket
Pierre Lamoureux
New England
Canada
Dore
Lamoureux
Lowell
Joseph
Mass
Devoe
Bridgeport
Conn
Hubbell & Wade Co
F. W. Devop & Co
Adams Hardware & Paint Co
Sunday School Meeting Discusses Home Church and State Relations
The Unitarian Sunday School society held its annual meeting in First church vestry with delegates from New England and the United States. Speakers covered the Sunday school as an adjunct to church, its relation to the home, denomination, State, and civilization, stressing moral and spiritual training for children and the role of parents in religious education.
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Unitarian Sunday School Society
New England
United States
Clara Bancroft Bentley
Disciples School
Boston
Edward A. Horton
Marcn
Brooks
Brookline
Clara H. Parker
Woburn
Lillian B. Poor
Bowditch School
Clara Wing Guild
Medford
First Church and Society
Unity Congregational Church
Church Street
Rush Shippen
Brockton
Ida C. Hustin
Allston
F. J. Gould
Leominster
B. R. Bulkeley
Beverly
A. P. Reccord
Newport
R. I
Labor and Gaston Victory Call in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts labor focused advertising piece argues the Republican record harms workers. It highlights vetoes by Governor Bates on labor bills and accuses Republicans of siding with corporations. The piece urges votes for William A. Gaston as labor’s friend, citing 1903 Senate roll calls and specific bills on 8 hours, overtime, and firemen pay.
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Massachusetts
William A. Gaston
Massachusetts Senate
Senate
House
Bates
United States
Gore
Worcester
John L. Bates
Boston
Commonwealth
General Court
Republican Club of
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