America to Be a World Power Says Benjamin Kidd
Benjamin Kidd of London spoke to Middlesex Women's club on America’s new departure and the nation’s destiny. He argued the tropics demand fair native development, warned against colonies, urged a permanent civil service and higher salaries, and cautioned America on entangling alliances as it becomes a leading world power.
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Benjamin Kidd
London
Middlesex Women's Club
Kidd
Solon Stevens
America
England
Spain
North American
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
South
Pacific Seaboard
Mexico
Tropics
Cuba
Philippines
British West Indies
Liberal Party
India
West Indian Islands
Egypt
Great Britain
Rees
United States
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
France
Russia
Raen
Building Up With Johann Hoff's Malt Extract
An advertisement touts Johann Hoff's Malt Extract as a nutritive tonic that aids digestion and weight gain. A Dr H B Buterbaugh claims a patient increased from 95 to 145 pounds after six weeks of use. It urges getting the genuine product and avoiding substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoff
H. B. Buterbaugh
Indiana
Home Sociable At Westminster Church At Deane Home
The Westminster Presbyterian church young people held a sociable at the home of Mrs Henry Deane and Alfred Deane 99 Orleans Street. About 76 youths attended and were welcomed by the hosts. The program included songs by J W Leach and a reading by Miss Jeanie Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Henry
Alfred Deane
Orleans
J. W. Leach
Jeanie Hall
Up the Yukon in a Trade Mission on the Governor Pingree
Thomas Pearson reports from Hamilton Alaska aboard the Governor Pingree on August 20. The Lowell & Alaska Mining Supply Company sought military intercession, freight from Canada moved, a hole in the ship’s hull was patched, and repairs continued after reaching a point fifty miles below the Koyukuk river mouth. The party, hopeful and well, plans to press 600 miles upriver or winter near ice, while a subscription drive led by Mrs. A. Abbott pursues funds to meet debts.
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Thomas Pearson
Lowell & Alaska Mining Supply Company
Pingree
Hamilton
Alaska
Yukon
United States
St. Michaels
Srd
Koyakuk River
Dracut Doings Highlights Local Illnesses Jobs and Elections
Dracut notes ailing citizens and career moves including Dominick Sherlock’s illness at home on Pleasant street and Peter Bolton’s illness. Merrimack Woolen mills may close after finishing current stock, with 25 workers left. Porto Rico veteran Arthur Garland recovering well. Election interest remains light aside from a possible March run by William Tyrrell Jr. Local hires include John Gallagher moving to Franklin Falls, N H, and George St Ledger considering a clerk post at H B Shattuck Son. Night school proposals emerge for village schools. Edward Ross becomes Dr Gage’s coachman and others gain roles in mills and carding departments.
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Dominick Sherlock
Dracut
Pleasant Street
Sherlock
Navy Yard
Merrimack
Peter Bolton
Hodge & Stevens
Rose Roark
School Street
Hillside Congregational Church
Arthur Garland
Company Co
Porto Rico
H. B. Shattuck & Son
John Ames
John Gallagher
Merrimack Woolen Mills
Collins Mills
Collinsville
Franklin Falls
N. H. Michael Howard
New England Street
Tremont and
Suffolk Mills
James McNulty
Riverside Street
Edward Ross
Dr. Gage
Grace Universalists hold specialoe meeting and board votes
A Grace Universalist society meeting was held with L E Pullen presiding and Dr C W Taylor chosen moderator. Alanson Gray and F Hatch selected as assessors to fill vacancies created by resignations of Simon E Harris and Starkey. Harris reported on the board’s recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Grace Universalist Church
L. KE. Pullen
Cc. W. Taylor
Messrs
Alanson Gray
Co. F. Hatch
Board of Assessors
Simon E. Harris
Starkey
Harris
Jubilee festival and lodge reports in Lowell events
The Y M C I prepares a Jubilee festival at Associate hall tonight with top Lowell artists including Mrs Hugh Walker and Miss Adelaide Sullivan. Biurene lodge I O G T held a quarterly election in Manchester Unity hall naming officers. A drama committee for November 15 and two initiations were noted and a temperance address by Rev E A Wilson is planned at Freewill Baptist church Paige street Sunday night.
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Lowell
Hugh Walker
Mancy Callagher
Adelaide Sullivan
Loretta Rourke
Henry Carroll
Baby” Tyrell
D. J. Donahue
Messrs. Boulger, Haggerty, Martin and Murphy
Biirene Lodge
Manchester Unity Hall
Runels
Templer
Edward Turnbull
Templar
Addie Barlow
Lillian Lincoln
Elliott Hubbard
Jennie F. Turnbull
J. F. Kelley
Edwin Killpartrick
Sarah Lyons
William J. Smith
John A. Nichols
Gardner
F. Labounty
John F. Kelley
Ada E. Craigie
Lizzie Woodman
Wilson Street
Freewill Baptist Church
Paige Street
E. A. Wilson
Mathews Society Holds Monthly Meeting and Banquet Plans
The Mathews held a regular meeting last evening admitting eight new members and approving several propositions. A reception for Sixth Regiment society members will occur about a week after their return, capped by a banquet for members only with Jeremiah Crowley among speakers. John Keegan was chosen marshal for a November memorial procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathews
Sixth Regiment
Jeremiah Crowley
Burkes
John Keegan
Reform Club Initiates New Members and Plans Banquet
The Reform club held its weekly meeting last evening. Three new members were initiated and seven propositions accepted. A banquet and entertainment for Sixth Regiment members is set for November 3 in Columbia. A committee to receive soldiers includes P. J. Ryan, Edward M. Rowan, John H. Kenney, John Harrington, Richard Greely, William Ball, and James O Laughlin.
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Reform Club
Sixth Regiment
Columbia
P. J. Ryan
Edward M. Rowan
John H. Kenney
John Harrington
Richard Greely
William Ball
James O'Laughlin
Mt Zion Lodge initiates member and elects officers
At a well attended Mt. Zion lodge of Good Templars meeting last night one candidate was initiated and several applications for membership were received. Officers for the next three months were elected: Chief templar Alexander Mack, vice templar Lillian Curtis, secretary Frank McLean, financial secretary Carl John Edward Santesson, treasurer Nathaniel Houston, marshal William Birtwhistle, guard Lilla Piper, sentinel James Mountford, chaplain Mamie Houston. Garfield Colony Pilgrim Fathers reported two membership applications at their regular meeting.
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MT. Zion Lodge
Mt. Zion Lodge of Good Templars
Templar
Alexander Mack
Lillian Curtis
Frank McLean
Carl John Edward Santesson
Nathaniel Houston
William Birtwhistle
Lilla Piper
James Mountford
Mamie Houston
Financial update on Dom Coal and Bell Tei assets
In a brief financial note, Dom Coal and Bell Tei are mentioned with a cryptic reference to S.S. ta teeeeeeee teewseeseeeeee, offering no clear figures or context. The fragmented line suggests asset or ledger entries but lacks concrete details or dates.
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A. Abbott
Dracut Doings
Grace Universalists
Eirene Elections
Court Merrimack
F. of A
Foresters Hall
J. J. Kelley
P. F. Walsh
T. F. Brennan
H. Roark
Daughters OF Rebekah
Centralville
Odd Fellows
Wilton
J. W. Stiles
W. H. Mahoney
Reading
Charles Folsom
L. K. Leach
Frederic Flemings
Garfield Colony
Pilgrim Fathers
Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
Dom Coal
Bell Tei
S.S
Seia
Cotton
Atchison
Wees SA
Baesna Tobacco Co
Oos
Evie Ratt
Louisville & Nasavill
Manhattan
Missouri Ll
Ag Y.cCentra
A R. Ac
Northern
Pacide
Pullman
So. Ky. P
Lilvery Union Pae
Union Pac
U.S. Rubber
Whee! & L. Beeees Ete Railroad
Mbs
West End
ING
Buite & Boa
Montana
Tamarack
Electric Scale Co
THE
Eastern B&nking CO
Milk Street
Sorosis
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Winter ST
Park Street
Horner
R. J. Horner & Co
Farniture Makers and Importers
Faen. Musee
M. E. Newcomb
Kirk Street
New England
Salem
Mose
Dk. C. W. Hidden
Purchase Street
Newburyport
Mass
Merrimack St
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
BBC NS
Acontains
Lamson & Hubbard
Itein
Ebber
Harvard
Harvard Ale
Warvard Brewing CO
Lowell, Diessee
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