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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1903
Page
10
Local notices and political references in Lowell item
The text lists sellers and events at Huntoon’s and Ellingwood’s, mentions Gov Bates at Huntington Hall, and notes a trade board committee of Neale, Shepard, and Huntoon for Jason Fuller’s funeral. It also compares Bates at Huntington Hall with a Boston Democratic spellbinder syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Bates
Huntington Hall
Democratic Spellbinder Syndicate
Boston
Social notes span weddings birthdays and travels
Col and Mrs Cornman plan December sailing to the Philippines where the colonel joins the Seventh U. S. infantry. Eleanor Bell hosted a tenth birthday reception at 57 Wannalandt street. The Parker Talbot engagement is announced. Reverend Huntington lectured on Norway at Bradford alumnae. Salem parishioners request keeps Rev John J. Czubec in Salem. Lowell engineers attended a Nashua banquet. James McNabb and Mary E Connors announce their upcoming wedding. Grace A Bailey, now Jane Dudley Cowl, thriving in New York stories. Leroy F Fuller hosted an eighteenth birthday with friends. Local hunters John W Anderson and Wm Watson return from Aroostook with notable bucks. Mrs Charles Barton held a birthday for Hazel and Pearl Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffiths
Theodore E. Parker
New Bedford
Harriet Talbot
Lowell
C. W. Huntington
D. D
Norway
Bradford
John J. Czubec
Salem
Nashua
James McNabb
Mary E. Connors
Grace A. Bailey
Brooklyn
New York Academy of Dramatic Arts
New York Times
Bailey
Jane Dudley Cowl
F. A. Fuller
Coburn Street
Leroy F. Fullller
John W. Anderson
Kitson Machine Company
Wm. Watson
Aroostook County
W. Anderson
William Watson
Watson
Bangor
Charles Barton
Hazel
Pearl Chamberlain
Watchers track thieves after big London vault heist
Incoming steamers are watched for a gang that robbed Knight, Frank & Ruttley in London on October 16, taking diamonds and jewelry valued at about $100,000. A $2500 reward is offered for the robbers, believed to operate across several European countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knight, Frank & Ruttley
London
McManmon Purcell Marry in Parochial Ceremony
Bernard F. McMannon and Nellie Purcell wed at St. Peter's parochial residence with Rev. F. J. Mullin officiating. Bride wore white muslin desoie and carried white roses attended by sister Delia Purcell. Reception and supper followed at the bride's Walnut street home. couple to reside in Peabody after a Washington trip. Green Dane marriage also noted in Pepperell on Oct 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard F. McMannon
Nellie Purcell
St. Peter's Church
F. J. Mullin
Delia Purcell
Walnut Street
Mrs. McManmon
Washington
Peabody
Peptiron Pulls Cho Peptiron Pulls Cho
The new iron tonic and nerve food blends pepsin and iron with celery phosphorus and other tonics. It aims to ironize the blood build up weak nerves cure anemia in both sexes and ages. It promises color to pale cheeks improve appetite aid digestion and promote restful sleep.
New American hotel opens in Lowell under Dickey ownership
The New American hotel in Lowell opens to the public after extensive modernization worth thousands of dollars. Proprietor Charles M. Dickey fairs as hotel leader with 60 sleeping rooms, modern baths, steam heat, electric lighting, and palatial furnishings designed by the New York Decorating Co. Managerial oversight by George H. Barrett, formerly of Fitchburg and Northampton establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
New England
Prince of Good Fellows
Charles M. Dickey
Boston
Warren Street
New York Decorating Co
Dickey
St. Charles
Franklin House
Lawrence
George H. Barrett
American House
Fitchburg
Hampton House
Northampton
Well Selected Programme at St Patrick’s Lyceum
The Catholic Young Men's Lyceum of St Patrick's church held a well chosen program at Suffolk street rooms on Sunday afternoon. A large crowd attended as each number pleased. Miss Ethel Ranger sang well and Miss Lilian O'Brien's reading was enjoyable. The lineup included piano duet by Miss Julia M Kenney and Mr John Kelly, songs by Ranger and others, and readings by Lillian O'Brien and James Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Young Men's Lyceum
St. Patrick's Church
Suffolk Street
Ethel Ranger
Lilian O'Brien
Julia M. Kenney
John Kelly
Lillian O'Brien
John H. Farley
James Warner
Winney
Concert testimonial to Eli B Carlton may be repeated
A Lowell newspaper note suggests a repeat performance of the Sunday concert honoring Mr. Eli B Carlton. The piece praises local talent and Burleigh's band from the Lowell Musicians' Association, hoping for a larger audience next time to support their skilled playing. It adds a reminder that Gov. Bates will appear in Huntington Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli B. Carlton
Burleigh
Lowell Musicians’ Association
Lowell
W. E. Potter Jr and Ditson injured in buggy crash
At Vesper Country Club on Saturday evening a buggy accident injured Ditson of Philadelphia, dislocating his left elbow after the horse shied at an automobile in the grove. W. E. Potter Jr. and Ditson were carried to the clubhouse. Dr. Gage attended to the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesper Country Club
W. E. Potter, Jr
Mr. Ditson
Philadelphia
Butler cup shoot postponed at Dracut range
The Butler cup shoot planned for Saturday at the Dracut rifle range was postponed until next Saturday because several companies were not ready to shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracut Rifle Range
Alderman Casey enters mayoral race at caucuses
Alderman James B. Casey announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for mayor at the caucuses, saying the decision followed careful consideration and promising a clean campaign based on merit. He stressed independence from party bosses and cited four years on the city council with strong support in the last municipal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Casey
Courier-Citizen
Casey
Col. Carmichael
Lea Cantieate
Peter J. Brady
Mathews Plan Mental Improvement Society Formed
A Mathews group held a long meeting to form a mental improvement society for institute members. Speakers urged courses in literature drama music art and debating with support for evening schools and advancing members to higher study. The literary committee was formed and a report date set for November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathétys
Institute
Humphrey Sullivan
John J. Pinder
Hesia Wier
Edward F. Slattery
John Lowersom
Michael Ward
Lynn
John J
John A. Afchenna
John J. Murphy
John J. Townsend
Mittee
Harrington
Odd Fellows Banquet and Lodge Meetings in Berkeley Hall Boston
In Berkeley Hall Boston on Wednesday November 4 the annual banquet of the association of district deputies Past Grands Noble Grands and Vice Grands of Odd Fellows lodges will be held after a school of instruction in the afternoon with the Grand Instructor present Highland Lodge will be represented by its Noble and Vice Grands and Past Grands of that and other lodges will attend There will be entertainment features and speeches Knights of Pythias Middlesex lodge will hold an annual reel call and field night on the first Friday in December At Mary E Smith tent 23 D V a whist party was voted for at Food Templar hall Gorham street Thursday night with U V U s helping a pleasant time was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Hall
Boston
Association of District Deputies
Odd ‘Velows
Highland Lodge
Middlesex Lodge Knights of Pythivs
Mary E. Smith
D. of V
Food Templar Hall
Gorham Street
Sales by C F Keyes Highlight Week of Property Deals
The report lists multiple real estate purchases on Watson Street Mt Washington Street Charles Street East Billerica and Moody Street with prices from 2375 to 3550 and per foot rates for vacant lots. A cottage on Seventh Avenue and other parcels were bought for 1250 plus taxes. Keyes notes strong turnout and good seasonal prices and has upcoming sales including Cosgrove Merrimack and Snider Branch properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Street
A. C. Wheelock
Bolton
Mt. Washington Street
Fred Lake
Charles Street
Chas Molloy
East Billerica
Mass
A.R. Arnold
Upper Moody Street
Philip Favreau
Seventh Avenue
Arthur BE. Siice
James McNabb
James Gordon
E. A. Morris
Keyes
Cosgrove
Merrimack Street
Snider
Branch Street
Trusty weapon shoots self in accident at Lowell works
Fred Seymour a 23 year old night watchman at Lowell Rendering Company South Lowell accidentally shot himself in the left thigh about 3 o clock yesterday morning. The self cocking revolver was snagged and fired as he tried to push it back into his pocket. The bullet lodged near the knee and was removed at St John's hospital where Seymour is recovering. He is married and residing on Talbot street. Governor Bates will address Huntington hall tonight to interest Lowell voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seymour
Lowell Rendering Company
South Lowell
St. John’s Hospital
Seymour
Frank Charron
Patrick Sullivan
St. John's Hospital
T. B. Smith
Talbot Street
South
Lowell
Mourn Their Comrade John J Regan Lowell 1903
At a General Butler Veterans Firemen's association meeting on October 18 1903 resolutions mourn the death of John J Regan a loyal comrade who aided the needy and supported the association. The committee transmits sympathy to his family and Lowell papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
General Butler Veterans Firemen’s Association
John J. Regan
General Butler Veteran Firemen's Association
John J. Rexon
Coly
West
Howard D. Wright
James H. Walker
Harry, Lee
Humane Society Fair Begins in Huntington Hall
The Humane Society of Lowell promotes its annual fair in Huntington hall Thursday through Saturday to raise funds for its aid to suffering children and animals. A Halloween themed program features vaudeville from a local troupe, Halloween dancing, a picnic supper, a denominational supper, a whist tournament, and a carnival for children with magic and dancing events across the three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society of
Lowell
Huntington Hall
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Jackson Hall
Bigelow Carpel Mill Shuts Down Woolen Spinning Dept
The woolen spinning department of the Bigelow Carpet company's mill suspends operations today for a week due to slack work. Ellingwood’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow Carpet Company
Oriental Bazaar Promotes New Line in Lowel Store
Shoppers flock to the oriental bazaar at 318 Merrimack St to view a new line of goods including beaded chains and laex. The store touts unique imports from Japan China India Turkey Persia and Egypt aiming to lure locals away from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Boston
Japan
Chine India
Turkey
Persia
Oriental Bazaar
Merrimack St
Atwood's Orchestra Promoter and Manager Details
Atwood's Orchestra announces a musician's union contact with E. J. Atwood director and promoter at 17 Dover street and R. A. Griffiths business manager at 133 Central street offering first class music for all occasions with reasonable prices and guaranteed satisfaction. Telephone numbers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Atwood
Dover Street
R. A. Griffiths
Central Street
Woolen cloth in high demand sells for one dollar a yard
Advertisement notes that the cloth is a staple fabric always in demand and described as pure wool. It emphasizes that the quality has never sold for less than one dollar per yard, asserting superior value and current affordability.
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