Various local ads and notices from Lowell
A collage of promotions and notices lists W L Douglass Shoes at Huntoons, horse blankets, A H Cluer at 340 Bridge, a Central street tailor Alexander, hand made cigars branded 7-20-4, chimney repairs on Bridge street, lime cement brick suppliers A Wilson Co and Babbitt Co now at Bon Marche, caveated excavator, Boots Special cigar claim, Seth Arnold Balsam guarantee with money back, Wood branch China line at 133 Merrimack street, wedding gift china, Big Cloak store fur sale starting Monday with large assortment and low prices, sale ends next Saturday October 31, Boston cloak and suit store at 228 Merrimack street, Gov Bates at Huntington Hall Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Douglass
Huntoon’s
A. H. Cluer
Bridge Street
Alexander
Central Street
Telephone
2. A. Wilson & Co
Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton Street
Bon Marche
E‘cavator
Seth Arnold
Lowell
Wood
Merrimack Street
Big Cloak
Boston Cloak and Suit Store
Lowell News Briefs: Local Nursing Loss and Sailors Set Sail
Miss Delia J. Kelleher, a trained nurse who cared for Mr. H. H. Wilder, is now a patient at Lowell hospital with tonsillitis, improving. Sailors bound for Europe on Cunard Saxonia depart Boston today, including Miss Margaret I. Sloan and others. Clarence A. Horne resigns from Boott mills to govern weaving in Aurora, N L. Myron P. Ober succeeds him. Gov Bates to address Lowell voters Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia J. Kelleher
H. H. Wilder
Lowell Hospital
James Carroll
Springfield
Michael Corbett
Highland Street
Gertrude Herrick
The
Telephone Exchange
New York State
Boston
Europe
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Lowell
Murphy's Steamship Agency
Margaret I. Sloan
Marion McCartney
Ellen McCartney
John Heathey
B. W. Root
Colton
N. Y
Worcester Drowns in Merimack River at Goff's Falls
W T Worcester a 30 year old resident of Lowell was drowned after a canoe upset in the Merimack river at Goff's Falls on Wednesday. His companion was saved. The body has not been found. His father Hiram Worcester of Suncook NH offers a $50 reward for recovery. Worcester leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Worcester
Lowell
Merrimack
Goff's Falls
Worcester
Hiram Worcester
Suncook
N. H
John E. Thorne
Concord
Governor Bates Speech Draws Lowell Voters to Huntington Hall
Lowell residents are urged to attend Gov Bates address at Huntington Hall on Monday to hear the state leader outline policy aims and respond to questions from the audience. The event emphasizes civic engagement and public confidence in leadership.
Immaculate Conception Plans Feast for Relics of St Verecunda
The Immaculate Conception church observes the translation anniversary of St Verecunda with a 10:30 mass featuring Kalliwoda and Mozart pieces, a 6:30 vespers service, and a procession of the relics. Sermons by Rev E A Dorgan and Rev William H Grant of St Peters church accompany congregational singing and choral selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danby
Verdi
Gowunod
Cherubini
St. Verecunda
Wm. H. Grant
St. Peter's Church
Discharged in Plumber License Case in Police Court
Councilman George B Roche faced a plumbing without a license charge in police court. After a nearly hour long hearing Judge Hadley discharged him, finding the evidence insufficient for guilt. Prosecution centered on license requirements and alleged irregularities in how the case was handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Roche
Roche
J. Joseph Hennessey
Knapp
Samuel Tompkins
Laurel Street
Board of Health
Jeremiah Tompkins
Mr. Knapp
Hennessey
Stephen Garrity
Boston
Mr. Roche
Agent Knapp
Hadley
Jeremiah
Hadly
Whist Tournament Aids Soldiers Monument Drive
A whist event at Mrs. G. M. Staples 569 Chelmsford Street raised funds for a proposed Soldiers' monument. Winners were Mrs. Horton first, Miss McLaughlin second, Mrs. Harriman third among ladies and Mr. Daniels first, Mrs. Leclaire second, Mrs. McCoy third among gentlemen, ladies placing ahead of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Staples
Chelmsford Street
Horton
McLaughlin
Harriman
Daniels
Leclaire
McCoy
Extra Fancy-Work Class Opened by People’s Club
Due to many applications for admission to the women's branch fancy-work classes a new session will be started Saturday afternoons from 2 30 to 4 30 at the same rates as the evening class. Enrollment is limited. The sale department will open this evening Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Club
Vesper George
Julian Academy
WM. W. Crosby
Damages in Riverside Park explosion suits soar past half million
The Riverside Park explosion spurred numerous lawsuits against Cartridge Co and related parties. James F. Owens and William H. Bent represent many Lowell claimants, with totals surpassing $500,000 in alleged damages. Plaintiffs include William Wilkinson, Esther Wilkinson, Stavely family, Adler, Staveley, Mrs. Alexander Leyer, Napolean Goyette and others. The Liverpool London and Globe Insurance Co seeks $3,000, marking its first such action. The mysterious John Roleau alias Alexander Leger is publicly identified in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Butler
Blanche Ames
American Powder Company
Dupont Powder Company
Riverside Park
Lowell
Addamnum
James F. Owens
William Wilkinson
Esther Wilkinson
Benjamin Stavely
Harriet Stavely
Anne M. Adler
Joseph Stavely
Gertrude Stavely
Roy Stavely
Thomas Stavely
Francis Whitely
Alexander Leyer
Roleau
Napoleon Goyette
Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance Company
Albert C. Richardson
Christian Richardson
John Roleau
Alexander Leger
Rolean
Charles Street
William H. Bent
The Kilties charm Lowell with two Huntington Hall concerts
The Kilties from Belleville Ontario performed two Lowell concerts in Huntington hall under Clan Grant and the Lowell Caledonian club. An afternoon show at 2:30 and an 8:00 evening concert drew about 1200 despite threatening weather. The band impressed with Scots melodies and lighter classics, while a choir, Clan Johnstone dancers, and soloists like Harry Howe and Albert Johnstone added variety. Enthusiastic encores and high praise followed, with expectations for their next Lowell visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilties
Huntington Hall
Clan Grant
Lowell Caledonian Club
Belleville
Ontario
America
Lowell
Schubert
Meyerbeer
Donizetti
Thome
Rosa
William S’. Robinson
Robinson
Harry Howe
Albert Johnstone
J. Coates Lockhart
Afton Water
Clan Johnstone
Kiltiles
Boston
S. G. Mack Dead Served City as Mayor
Sewall G. Mack long-time Lowell leader and mayor in 1853 54 dies at 89 at his Mont Vernon New Hampshire summer home after illness. Founder of Kirk Street church he helped gas Lowell and directed banks and railroads. funeral set for 213 Pawtucket Street. John J. Wholey dies at St John’s Hospital aged 45 leaving four sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewall G. Mack
Lowell
Mont Vernon
N. H
Frederick Lawton
Sewell G. Mack
John Mack
Londonderry
Ireland
New Hampshire
Wilton
Amherst
Baltimore
Harrison
Cushing & Mack
S. G. Mack & Co
John Wright
Lowell Gaslight Company
Railroad Bank
Five Cent Savings Bank
Stony Brook Railroad
Old Ladies'home
Lowell Hospital
Lowell Dispensary
Kirk Street
Pawtucket Street
John J. Wholey
St. John's Hospital
John
Francis
Joseph
Timothy
Katherine
Dennis
Margaret E
Nellie M. Wholey
Multiple Funerals Held in Local Cemeteries
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at homes and chapels for Rose E. Doran at 296 Worthen street and Caroline Johnson at Edson cemetery chapel. Rev. Emil Holmblack conducted for Johnson, with bearers listed. Mrs. Kate Munson’s service occurred at 89 West Sixth street, led by Rev. F. M. Pickles, and Alice V. Carr’s service took place at 413 Adams street with burial in St. Patrick's cemetery. Undertakers Weinbeck and Davey directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose E. Doran
Worthen Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
J. F. O'Donnell & Sons
Caroline Johnson
Edson
Emil Holmblack
Malden
Messrs
Emil Swanson
Adolf Anderson
Gustave Carlson
August Erickson
John L. Anderson
Edwin Stromburg
Weinbeck
Kate Munson
West Sixth Street
F. M. Pickles
Centralville
Alice V. Carr
Ella Carr
Adams Street
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Boland
St. Michael's Church
Peter Davey
Liberal Christian Club Dinner Opens 1903 Season
The Liberal Christian Club will host its first dinner of the 1903 04 season on Thursday October 29 at 6 80 o'clock in Middlesex Women’s Club rooms Palmer Street. Hon Geo F Richardson will preside. Speakers include D J Flanders of the Boston Maine Railroad system and others. Singers are Mrs Daisy Shaw Merritt Mrs George H Burns Mr J Wibberry Mr B Beddell with accompanist Mrs N F Sturtevant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Women's Club
Palmer Street
Hon
Geo
F. Richardson
D. J. Flanders
Boston & Maine R, R. System
Daisy Shaw Merritt
George H, Burns
J, Wibberry
B, Beddell
Sturtevant
Jinks Deflects Leaves Odor With Turkish Cigars
The Cincinnati Times-Star quotes Jinks answering a complaint about the smell of burning leaves. He dismisses the odor as a minor issue and jokes that he smokes Turkish cigarettes instead. The exchange underscores a lighthearted local quarrel between residents over nuisance scents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinks
Cincinnati Times- Star
Obituaries of Fuller Morris Wholey and Mack in city area
Death notices list Jason Fuller 69 of 86 Nesmith Street with funeral at home Monday Oct 26 at 2 pm Friends invited Margaret Morris 43 of 104 Lawrence Street funeral from home Monday 8 am Mass at St Peters John J Wholey of 24 Hale Street funeral at brother Dennis Wholey 359 Stevens Street Sunday 2 pm Sewall G Mack 89 years 11 months of Mont Vernon New Hampshire funeral from 213 Pawtucket Street Monday Oct 26 at 2 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Wholey
Hale Street
Dennis W. Wholey
Stevens Street
Mack
Mont Vernon
N. H
Sewall G. Mack
Pawtucket Street
United Irishmen Hold First Dance at Hibernian Hall
United Irishmen hosted its first dance at Hibernian Hall with about two hundred couples enjoying the event. Music by the Middlesex orchestra provided popular selections as the crowd applauded the well-run affair and the extensive committee oversaw management details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian Hall
Middlesex Orchestra
Martin J. Crowe
Michael McMahon
Frank V. King
Patrick Fitzgerald
James J. Spillane
Oriental Bazaar At Merrimack Street
The Oriental Bazaar at 818 Merrimack St advertises a wide range of imported goods including China India Turkey Persil and beaded jewelry. The ad invites customers to visit to see curious items and new offerings with a focus on variety and novelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brerye
Lowell
Chine India
Turkey
Persil
Orienta Azaar
Merrimack Bt
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Lowell Daily Courier
Gov. Bates
Huntington
Bates
Goffs Falls
Immaculate Conception
Seth
Democratic G Spellbinder Syndicate
Cleveland
Cleveland’s
Cartridge CO
S. G. Mack
Mont Vernon N. H
Kirk Street Church
Quinebaug Conn
Liberal Christian Club
Ceylon
India
John M. Farrell
Market Street
Broadway Street
Mr. Green
Heinz
Atherton
Green
E. Delisle
Tucker St
Lowell Textile School
Miss Nano
M. Gallagher
Lawrence Stre
Harriette G. Lee
Swan Bldg
Edward Everett Adams
Fellows Temple
Middlesex Street
United Irishmen
Bernadette Fontaine
Fulton Street
E. A. Wells
Pilgrim Hall
O'Donnell & Gilbride
Hampshire Street
G. F. Hamer
Royal Conservatory of Munich
Swen
Effie L. Palmer
Swan
Mass
Gnday
Great Eastern Correspondence School
Thompson
W. P. Brazer & Co., Hatters and Outfitters
Central Cor. Markt ST
Chelmsford
H. R. Hodson
Certar & Sherburna
Ervimaca
Sortriizs
Stroeas
Courier-Citizen
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