Cambridge Doctor Found Dead at Beverly Cemetery
Dr. Francis E. Abbott of Cambridge was found dead on his wife’s grave in Beverly Cemetery. Officials could not determine the cause tonight though an autopsy is planned. the death is suspected to be suicide. Abbott, known in Cambridge, had visited Beverly to place flowers on his wife’s grave.
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Francis E. Abbott
Larch Road
Cambridge
Abbott
S. A. Gentry
Dr. Abbott
The Old Mill Stream At Cheatres Opera House Review
A New play The Old Mill Stream at the Cheatres Opera House features Daniel Sully as Robert Ryan in a rustic Catskills village role. Ethel Carpenter and William Kohman receive praise for Lydia Winnie and Gus Shultus. Magician Kellar’s stage illusions thrill. Miss Ethel Ormonde shines in Grace church scene. Klaw Erlanger musical The Billionaire spectacle debuts October 28 at the Opera House with a Longchamps Paris track set pieces.
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Opera House
Daniel Sully
Robert Ryan
Catskills
Uncle Bob
Mr. Sully
William F. Kohman
Gus Shultus
Bertram Yost
Harold la Costa
C. O. Wallace
William D. Reed
Olga Bowen
Virginia Cranna
Old Homestead
Ethel Ormonde
Frank Thompson
Annie Hopkins
Miss Ormonde
Grace Church
Klaw & Erlanger
Longchamps
Paris
Casto Theatre to Present His College Chum Next Week
Manager Haynes plans a strong Casto Theatre bill headlined by Ferrar, Cole & Company with His College Chum, a New York instant hit. The program includes Frank Fogerty the Dublin boy with stories and songs, the Three Minstrels, Merrills in a novelty, Helen Trix with song and whistle, Crouch and Richards, Rosalie and Taft as sailors and acrobatic comedians, and Madelyn Marshall the comedy girl.
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Haynes
Casto Theatre
Ferrar, Cole & Company
New York City
Frank Fogerty
Dublin
Big Three
Merrills
Helen Trix
Crouch and Richards
Rosalie and
Taft
Madelyn Marshall
Homespun Heart at Academy of Music in rural melodrama
The American Novelty company presents A Homespun Heart this afternoon and evening at the Academy of Music. The pastoral piece opens Monday with capable cast, a smooth story, and well defined country character types centered on homely rural scenes.
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American Novelty Company
Academy of Music
Vaudeville Bill Features Kimball and Donaven Banjoists
Next week the management offers one of the best vaudeville bills ever seen in this city. The headliners are Kimball and Donaven who are known from one end of the continent to the other as the greatest banjoists in the world. An operatic sketch that will.
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Donaven
Democratic Glub Dinner Address on Massachusetts Debt
A speaker at the Revere House Monday night assails the Republican administration for large state debt and rising taxes. He contrasts Massachusetts with other states, argues for cost cuts, and predicts debt will persist under Republican rule unless regime changes.
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Connecticut
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Ohio
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Psalm 32 Meditation on Forgiveness and Guidance
A devotional study on Psalm 32, explaining forgiveness through confession, God’s mercy, and divine guidance. It cites Romans, Isaiah, and other scriptures, stressing personal sincerity, meekness, and reliance on God as refuge and deliverer. It contrasts confession with deceit and notes future eternal perspectives on sorrow and blessing.
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American Press Association
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Spurgeon
Hell
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Luther
Jesus
Isa
Rom
Golgotha
Entrancing Evening Offers Noted Singers and Dancers
Amuse lovers of good singing with Henry and Young. Dancers Barto and Lafferty of repute. Joyce and Willette Irish sketch team. F L Brown a fine descriptive vocalist. Miss Hattie Hall a premier ballad singer. Tom Dutch Collins a famed Dutch comedian. Matinee daily with ladies and children admitted for ten cents.
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Henry & Young
Barto
Lafferty
Joyce
Willette
F. L. Brown
Orchestral Society Auction Sells Reserved Recital Seats
The Orchestral Society will auction reserved seats for its recital series on November 4 at Huntington Hall. The season lineup features notable soloists Mrs Ruby Cutter Savage and Mr Savage who have performed in Europe, Mr Krasser the new cello soloist of the Symphony Orchestra, Mme Rosa Linde and her daughter Miss Maud McCarthy among others. All Lowell voters are urged to hear Governor Bates in Huntington Hall on Monday night.
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Huntington Hall
Ruby Cutter Savage
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Europe
Krasser
Symphony Orchestra
Mme
Rosa Linde
Maud McCarthy
Lowell Eyes Zion Restoration Host Visit Rumor
Courier-Citizen reporters searched Lowell for Zion Restoration Host proselytizers linked to Elijah Dowie. The hunt found no definite members or sightings, with locals uncertain and ministers unthreatened. Gov Gates visits Huntington Hall Monday night.
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Lowell
Dowie Army
New York
Courier-Citizen
Dochelles
Elijah Iti
Boston
Massachusetts
Worcester
Coos County
Donald MacCormack
Kilties
Dowie
Parkhurst
Troop transport Kilpatrick arrives at Portland fortifications
The Kilpatrick troops and band from Cuba reached Portland as the first troop transport to call at the port. Two companies totaling 228 men were sent to Fort McKinley and the band to Fort Williams. The units had previously occupied Santa Clara and No 5 batteries.
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Portland
Kilpatrick
Cuba
Santa Clara
Fort McKinley
Fort Williams
Dean's Ointment Brings Instant Relief and Cure
Itch ing piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment offering relief and a permanent fix. Available at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
What Bible Teaches on Giving for Missions
A Christian Endeavor weekly talk urges churches to treat missions funding as essential. It cites biblical stewardship, Christ’s example, and Macedonian zeal to urge systematic, generous giving to support home and foreign missionaries, with Bible readings listed for reflection.
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S. H. Doyle
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Paul
Corinthians
Macedonia
Jesus Christ
William Shaw A Pioneer Of Christian Endeavor
William Shaw served as treasurer and general secretary for the United Society of Christian Endeavor since its 1885 Old Orchard formation. He devoted his life to the movement without pay, guiding missions and conventions while volunteers from Boer War camps and 200 South Africa bound workers emerged.
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Old Orchard
William Shaw
United Society
Cause of
Christian Endeavor
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Ceylon
St. Helena
Bermuda
South Africa
Dutch Reformed Church
Worcester
Williamstown
Mass
Denver
The Underlying Principle of Christian Endeavor
The prime principle underlying Christian Endeavor is simple: to furnish Christian service and expression for everyone including every young person and child, for which none is too young, none too poor, none too ignorant, none too bashful, says Rev. F. Clark, D. D.
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Denver convention draws delegates from many lands in control
A note from the Quix Box section mentions a Denver convention with a large number of foreign country delegates. Readers are invited to request a booklet of state songs by sending name and address with return postage. Dr Clark’s "The Great Secret" is described as a devotional 100 page book from a 23 day voyage from India to South Africa, offered at 30 cents.
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Denver
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Liberty
Los Angeles
Cal
Clark
India
South Africa
Trade Review confirms demand easing but mills restart
Bradstreet’s notes improving conservatism in buying while actual needs remain large. Central west jobbing and south west mail orders show activity. northwest trades brighten with better weather. Cotton mill curtailment eases, some steel mills resume. grinding currency and rail traffic gains amid mixed regional signals. Cotton, grain, and shoe trades remain active with cautious prices and strong export flows.
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Southwest
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Philadelphia
Toronto
Death of Seida M. Aldrich Retired Millville Banker
Seida M Aldrich a 75 year old retired cotton manufacturer died at his Pawtucket Rhode Island home Friday. He helped establish the Millville National Bank and long served as a director of the Stock Exchange Association of Millville. Survived by one son two sisters and a brother.
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Pawtucket
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Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Digestive Cure
Dyspepsia burden noted as a chronic issue with claims that Burdock Blood Bitters cure it promptly and permanently. Advertising emphasizes stomach regulation and tonic effects for lasting relief.
Bravely Enduring Dusty Ride Says Grit Wins
A Chicago Daily News quotation depicts a wild chauffeur shouting Fifty miles an hour and a brave girl replying she is full of grit as she swallows another pint of dust during a roadside scene.
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Chicago Daily News
Farm bargain with 70 acres and mill for $2800
A listing touts a farm with 70 acres, running water, house, barn, and two ponds, promising a summer home with strong building value for $2800. Photos available at the office. Also advertised is an 86 room boarding and lodging house with regular boarders and good profits for $850, located at Central Street, tel 908%.
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T. H. el
Central Street
Train schedule changes for N Y N H and Hartford R R
Beginning October 18 1903 all trains from Bowell Middlesex Street Depot depart for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 710 1125 230 and 525 am pm. Connections at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg R R. The 629 pm train links with the Stonington line to New York City South and West. Sunday departures list 710 am and 420 pm. Signed O M Shepard general superintendent A C Kendall general passenger agent.
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Taunton
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Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston & Albany R. R
Worcester
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Albany
Concord Junction
Fitchburg R. R
Stonington
New York City
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O. M. Shepard
A. C. Kendall
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