Hyomel Guaranteed to Cure by Ellingwood Co and Falls Burkinshaw
The Hyomel remedy is advertised with an unconditional money back guarantee if catarrh is not cured. The complete Hyomei outfit costs $1 and includes an inhaler, medicine dropper, and bottle, with a lifetime inhaler and 50 cent extra bottle if needed. Breathe through the inhaler four times daily for a cure or a refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annals of Medicine
Ellingwoo & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
Ellingwood & Co
Falls and Burkinshaw
Margaret Fox 93, Dracut’s Oldest Resident Celebrates
Miss Margaret T. Fox of Dracut marks the 93d birthday at 180 Sladen street today. She recalls life on Old Meadow road, Tyngsboro, and Coburn homestead, notes work in Lowell mills, and kin who served in the Revolution and Civil War. Fox remains active with poultry care, home duties, and occasional city visits, surrounded by relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret T. Fox
Sladen Street
Mr. Hovey
Pleasant
Hildreth Streets
Miss Fox
D. J. Goodhue
Old Meadow Road
Mr. Fox
Nutting
Pleasant Street
Tyngsboro
Dracut
Coburn
Phineas Street
Otis P. Coburn
Charles Welsh
Mount Nebo
Garrison House
Hamblett Burial Ground
Riverside Street
Tilton
N. H
William Fox
New York
First Baptist Church
Lowell
St John’s church reunion draws near 600 at North Chelmsford
The St John’s church reunion in North Chelmsford drew about 590 attendees at the town hall reunion marked by welcome for Rev. Edmund T. Schofield and Rev. John McNamara. The event featured decorated tables, candy and lemonade, fortune telling in Lowell, a fishing pond, a baked bean supper, ice cream and dancing. The Olympia orchestra provided music and a late electric car carried members back to Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Edmund Thomas Schofield
Lowell
Frances McEnaney
Nellie McCabe
Ella Stanley
Mary Curran
Mary Ready
Rosie McCabe
Elizabeth Kerins
Maggie Curran
Sans Gene
Mary Labelle
Josephine
Rose A. McManamiin
Jennie Maguire
Jennie Kerwin
James P. Quigley
Mary O'Donnell
Thomas P. Flynn
Mary McCoy
Vernie Lowe
Blanch Kelley
Thomas Curry
Patrick Lowe
Nellie Rennes
William J. Quigley
Nellie Ward
Josephine Remmes
Kitty Knight
Hannah Cumming
Minnie McManamin
Mary Curry
Annie Pope
Florence Finch
Nellie Harrington
Mary Garvey
Etta Ward
Tessie McCabe
Alice Riney
Lottie Lowe
Fanny Corrigan
Katie Stanley
Katie Curry
Mary McEnaney
Katie McEnaney
Olympia Orchestra
John E H.axeton
Stephen T
Edmund T. Schofield
John E. Harrington
Michael Connolly
Hillside Church Men Plan Joint Debate With Lowell Club
The Hillside Congregational church Men’s league forms a prep committee with George Stevens Peter Bolton and Harry Morley to meet a Lowell based Benjamin Franklin Debating club committee. They will select the debaters from both committees and choose a local or national issue for a novel debate likely to draw strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillside Congregational Church
Benjamin Franklin Debating Club
Lowell
George Stevens
Peter Bolton
Harry Morley
Rounders Social Party Opens North Billerica Evening
The Rounders held the first social event at Thomas Talbot Memorial hall with about 75 couples, many from Lowell and nearby towns. Hibbard's Lowell orchestra provided music from 8 to 12, led by organizers Edward Cox as general manager and Edward Costello as floor director, aided by Martin Shallop and Joseph Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Talbot Memorial Hall
Lowell
Hibbard
Orchestra
Edward Cox
Edward Costello
Martin Shallop
Joseph Morris
Faulkner Mfg. Co
Arthur W. Holden
Cyrus Evans
Regular Grange Meeting In Tewksbury Adds Members
Last evening the Tewksbury Grange held its regular meeting in the grange hall with several new members added. After degrees a collation was served. Local events included a wagon upset incident near Heath Brook requiring culvert repair and a field fire sparked by a train near Foster school. Mr Albert Carley secured a grocery clerk job in Wakefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Webster
Deane
Locke
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
William Chandler
Boston
Heath Brook
Kiernan
Taylor
Maine
Foster School
Albert Carley
Wakefield
Widow awarded $18,500 in Reynolds death case
In Providence on October 23 the common pleas division of the supreme court awarded $18,500 to the widow of Nathaniel T. Reynolds who died two years ago after receiving a shock while turning on a Narra gansett Electric Lighting company incan descent light in East Greenwich. The 11,000 volt circuit failed to be reduced to 2,000 volts and Reynolds touched the metal portion, dying. The company had employed safety appliances, and an appeal is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Common Pleas Division
Supreme Court
Nathaniel T. Reynolds
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company
East Greenwich
Reynolds
Iron-Ox Tablets claim grippe prevention and cure
An ad touts Iron-Ox Tablets as a preventive and curative remedy for la grippe by improving digestion, purifying blood, and strengthening nerves. It warns against quick acting tonics, notes slow but certain bodily building, and contrasts with alcoholic liquid preparations. Saari-Tablets sold in pocket cases for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saari
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Desperate Robbery Suspects Foiled in Ispeming Shootout
In Ispeming Michigan on October 25 six officers wounded two suspects on a train during a raid on a post office robbery. One robber surrendered after a bullet struck him in the hand, another was hit in the back, and a third escaped into the woods. About 100 dollars, mostly small change, was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ispeming
Mich
Marshal Fandrem
West Ilpeming
Marshall
Patrick Collins
Collins
Fadern
Messenger Boys Locked Out Over Union Friction
In Boston on October 23 more than 150 messenger boys employed by the American District Telegraph were locked out amid friction over forming a union. Tensions rose after the indefinite suspension of Charles Winters, union president, with officials pressing for reinstatement. A strike was averted before, but this afternoon the company dismissed the staff, replacing them with men and youths, citing resistance to management and the boys’ whims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American District Telegraph Messenger Service
Charles Winters
Messengers’ Union
Winters
Paris Divorce Battle Nears Hearing Over Stage Star
Paris October 23. Mme Rejane and her husband M Poret appeared before Judge Diet to seek reconciliation ahead of the divorce hearing and counter suit. Both parties showed no inclination toward reconciliation as the judicial effort proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mme. Rejane
M. Poret
Vaudeville Theatre
Mme
Rejane
Diet
Tribunal of First Instance
Payne Accepts Landviggt Resignation as Classification Chief
Washington Oct 23 Postmaster General Payne today accepted the resignation of Wm P Landvoigt chief of the division of classification of mails of the post office department to take effect at close of business tomorrow The delay in accepting the resignation was due to Third Postmaster General Madden who wished pending matters in Mr Landvoigts department cleared up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Payne
Wm. P. Landvoigt
Post Office Department
Madden
Educators Elect Officers For New England Association
At the New England school superintendents convention in Boston on October 23 officers were elected. President is Charles M. Tilton of Bangor Maine, vice president T W Harris of Keene New Hampshire, secretary treasurer Frank E Parlin of Quincy, and executive committee members Harold M Deane L H Lull Annie D Pollard. Also included is an anecdote from J J Cox of Valley View Kentucky praising Foley's Kidney Cure sold by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Massachusetts
New York
New England Association
Charles M. Tilton
Bangor
T. W. Harris
Keene
N. H
Frank E. Parlin
Quincy
Harold M. Deane
Deane
Palmer
Annie D. Pollard
Southington
Conn
H. N. Lull
Newport
R. I
Special Colonists' Tickets On Nickel Plate Route Sale
Daily through Nov 30 Nickel Plate Railroad offers one-way Colonists' tickets Buffalo to California and Pacific Coast points at 42.50 and lower rates to Utah Montana Idaho. Includes tri-weekly tourist car service with L P Burgess agents in Boston Rushville. Ely Bros testimonials praise Cream Balm for catarrh and hay fever. Apache Arizona Gold Mining Co. signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plare Railroad
Buffalo
California
Pacific Coast
Utah
Montana
Idaho
L. P. Burgess
Washington Street
Boston
Rushville
Ind
Ely Bros
Ely
R. M. Bentley
Messrs
Bros
Dell M. Potter
Arizona Gold Mining Co
Fountain Pen Offer For Courier and Citizen Readers
For sixteen coupons and sixty nine cents the Courier and Citizen offers a solid gold, fully warranted fountain pen. Pens available at Courier-Citizen office A W Dows Co Cor Merrimack and Central and 389 Central St Rowell Pharmacy 632 Merrimack Jank P Moody corner Dutton streets Carter corner Branch and 5 streets corner Westford and Pine J McEvoy 709 Lawrence Street Pavice Found Drug Store 268 Oveys News Depot corner Fifth and Bridge streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Citizen
A. W. Dows & Co
Cor
Merrimack
Central Streets
Central St
Bus Schedule From Lowell Merrimack Square 1903
On and after Monday October 1903 cars depart Lowell Merrimack Square for Collinsville Pelham Centre Salem Ayers Village and Haverhill at 5 50 am with 6 15 and every 30 minutes until 9 45 pm then 10 15 pm to Salem only 10 45 pm to Pelham Centre only Nashua at 6 15 am and every hour until 10 15 pm Lawrence at 6 45 am and every hour until 9 45 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Merrimack Square
Collinsville
Pelham Centre
Salem
Ayers Village
Haverhill
Nashua
Lawrence
Canobie Lake
Franklin Woodman
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Ellingewood & Co
Ring’s
Merrimack Street
Ellingwood's
W. T. S. Bartlett
Merr
K St
SA Polio
Owell’s
Margaret Fox of
John J. Curry
Aids
James H. McCoy, Jr
William H. Quigley
John J. McNally
Frank E. McCluskey
Patrick Connolly
Jas. Carmody
Walter J. McEnaney
Jas. W. O'Connell
Entertainment Committee
James B. McQuaid
Perlie Constantineau
Samuel P. Seymour
Josephine FE. McCabe
Rose A. McManomin
Clara J. McCoy
Sadie A. Leahey
Thomas Murphy
John F. McManamin
John E. Sherlock
North Chelmsford
North Billerica
Tewksbury
N. T. Reynolds
Boston Cloak & Suit Store
Merrimack St
Old City Hall Block
Beaver Krimmer
FOX
Chinchilla
Esable Fox
Ermine
Sable
LYNX
Ermine Sable
Maker & McCurdy
P. M. Payne
Landviggt
Mme. P. L. Gregoire
N. E. Association of School Superintendents
J. J. Cox
Valley View
Foley
Goodale’s
Central Street
Carter & She
D. T. Sullivan
Bel. Lime
Perry Street
Kittridge Yard
Ceaaane
Time Courier and Citizen Readers
Ber
Lowell & Pelham Street Railway
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott
Appleton Street
Graham
Whidden
Midlesex Street
C. M. Saunders
O. Ailkins
Prescott Street
Je J. McManmon
Prescott Stree
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