Horse blankets and building materials advertised locally
A. H. Cluer offers horse blankets and a variety of products at 340 Bridge Street. EB A Wilson & Co and Babbitt Co advertise lime cement brick with immediate delivery. Opticians move to Bon Marche building. A 7 20 4 10¢ cigar labeled leader in New England. Lawler Booksellers tout Webster's Unabridged. Burdock Blood Bitters promise natural stomach and bowel regulation.
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A. H. Cluer
Bridge Street
A. Wilson & Co
Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton Street
Bon Marche
New England
Lawler
Personal News: Boston & Northern executive resumes duties
Mr John Primeau of the Boston and Northern returns to work after a month away visiting relatives in Fall River and New Bedford with a Brockton fair detour. Master Robert Rawlinson of Worcester Military College visits home. Liston Perry of Moosehead Lake, formerly of Lowell, visits friends in town staying with Aunt Mrs Adams. Frances G Cuttle, ex Hooper Knitting, accepts job at Mankato Minnesota.
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John Primeau
Boston & Northern
Fall River
New Bedford
Brockton Fair
Robert Rawlinson
Worcester Military College
Matthew A. Rawlinson
Butterfield Street
Liston Perry
Moosehead Lake
Lowell
Adams
School Street
Frances G. Cuttle
Hooper Knitting Co
Mankato, Minn
Humane Society Haloween Fair Promises Novel Fun
The Humane Society plans a Halloween week fair at Huntington hall with whist, vaudeville, dancing, and a harvest supper. A high school regiment will run the evening events, tickets are limited, and proceeds support the society’s long tradition of annual fairs. Prof. Wilson performs sleight of hand Saturday afternoon, with a Hallowe'en proper climax Saturday night. The ad promises a highly attractive, novel spectacle.
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Hallowe'en
All Hallows
Humane Sociey
Huntington Hall
Hallowe’en
Jackson Hall
Wilson
Marriages of Mills and Publicover in Vancouver area
Mr. Harry Leighton Mills formerly of Atlin now in Vancouver and Miss Harriet S. Publicover of Lowell Mass formerly of Nova Scotia wed at First Presbyterian church manse with Rev. R G Mac Beth officiating. They plan to reside on Westminster avenue. The Daily Province Oct 14. Also Daniel F Miller and Miss Nellie Farley married at St Michael s parochial residence officiated by Rev J J Shaw. Annie Doran bridemaid and Thomas Gallagher best man. After a honeymoon they will live at Beech and Sixth streets.
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Harry Leighton Mills
Atlin
Harriet S. Publicover
Lowell
Mass
Nova Scotia
First Presbyterian Church
R. G. MacBeth
Mills
Westminster Avenue
Daily Province
Vancouver
B. C
Daniel F. Miller
Nellie Farley
St. Michael's
J. J. Shaw
Annie Doran
Thomas Gallagher
Mayor Howe Signs Storm Aid Budget for Moody Street Bridge
Mayor Howe signed a joint order appropriating 1400 dollars for storm aid on Moody Street Bridge. The measure, introduced by Councilman Livingston, provides rapid erection of protective guards along the bridge.
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Howe
Moody Street
Livingston
Book keepers and stenographers bread of endurance
Book keepers stenographers and type writers whose occupation requires physical endurance besides quick intelligence and mental effort will find bread made of...
Governor Bates Highlighted Lowell Republican Rally
Governor John L. Bates was greeted by about five hundred Republicans at the Highland club and twelve hundred at Huntington hall in Lowell. Welcomed by Mayor Howe and Congressman Ames, Bates received hearty cheers from party members and the militia, with Ames delivering a ceremonial address marking the annual party gathering.
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John L. Bates
Lowell
Highland Club
Huntington Hall
Walter S. Watson
Highlands
Charles B. Howe
Butler Ames
Charles H. Allen
James G. Hill
Republican City Committee
Congressman Ames
Colonel Ames
Fraternal Lodges Plan Parades and Parties
Fraternal Lowell lodge No 24 Odd Ladies met with plans for a pedlars parade on Nov 9 and rehearsal at Mrs Strout’s 103 Congress street Friday night. Evening Star Rebekah lodge 30 met at Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex street and invited Hudson lodge Nov 5 with a special car arranged. Halloween party Oct 31. 27th anniversary Nov 28 with Minerva Rebekah lodge Methuen as guests.
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Lowell Lodge
Evening Star Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Temple
Middlesex Street
Rebekah Lodge
Hudson
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Methuen
Lamp Fire Damages Walnut Street Cottage Store
A lamp exploded in George Lanard’s Walnut street home just before one. He threw the lamp downstairs but oil catching fire spread to the hallway and rear store portion. Firemen extinguished the blaze from box 16 within minutes. Hallway and rear shop suffered heavy damage with stock losses from smoke and water.
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George Lanard
Walnut Street
Oriental Bazaar Opens New India China Goods in Lowell
The shop invites locals to visit its unique store offering Japan China India Turkey Persia and Egyptian wares beads and laces jewelry and curiosities. Aimed to attract those who would otherwise travel to Boston the store proclaims itself the only of its kind in Lowell and pledges fresh novelties.
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Lowell
Boston
Japan
China
India
Turkey
Persia
Oriental Bazaar
Merrimack St
A Word About Men's Gloves for Lowell Men
A Mercury advertisement notes Lowell men have specific glove needs. The retailer claims careful study of wants, selects stock from reliable makers, and offers guaranteed gloves at the lowest possible price. The range covers street, driving, golfing, automobiling, and includes strong party and wedding gloves.
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Lowell
Stuptos
Brazer Hatters and Outfitters on Central Cor Market St
W P Brazer and Co operates as a hatter and outfitter located on Central Cor Market Street. The notice notes the firm’s presence in the market district and its focus on headwear and apparel.
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W. P. Brazer & Co., Hatters and Outfitters
Central Cor. Market ST
Man claims wife nagging led to divorce decree nisi
William A. Hunter testified in Boston superior court that Mona M. Hunter left him after a brief marriage begun in Lowell in 1896. He said she fought, nagged, and was never satisfied, with the couple separating in 1898 after a brief reunion in 1897. He was a painter and described his efforts to provide as best he could. Two other witnesses testified to Mrs Hunter leaving him.
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William A. Hunter
Superior Court
Boston
Mona M
Lowell
False curls spark city papers debate in Chicago Daily News
In a brief exchange, Ernie notes Maud's curls are false and Eva retorts they are a paper. Ernie adds that many things in papers are false. This item captures a quip about newspaper sensationalism as reported by the Chicago Daily News.
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Ernie
Maud
Chicago Daily News
Tappers Strike Two Nashua Shops In One Night Heist
The article reports two early Saturday morning break ins in Nashua connected by similar skeleton keys. Burbank & Co shoe store on Central street suffered a break in with an emptied safe and a damaged but unlocked drawer. Friend Brothers bakery nearby saw a touched cash register and about ten dollars taken. Identification of suspects is uncertain as no witnesses emerged.
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Lowell
Nashua
Burbank & Co
Central Street
Friend Brothers
Hosford Square
Friend’s
Burbank
Miss Reed Chosen Matron and Superintendent at Lowell General
At a special meeting of the Lowell General Hospital executive committee Miss Elizabeth M. Reid of Boston was elected superintendent of nurses and matron. A graduate of the Massachusetts General Hospital Training School, she has extensive nursing experience at the Boston Insane Hospital and the Hartford General Hospital, and is praised for her ability to take large responsibilities.
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Lowell General Hospital
Elizabeth M. Reid
Boston
Miss Reid
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston Insane Hospital
General Hospital
Hartford
Conn
Miss Reid to Lead Training School for Nurses Duties
Miss Reid will assume new duties November 1 and will receive special attention at the Training School for Nurses to raise efficiency to the highest possible standard.
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Miss Reid
Evening classes scheduled for seven thirty on campus
The dress making physical culture French English and grammar classes meet this evening at 7 30. The junior class of physical culture meets Thursday afternoon instead of Tuesday. Membership committee meets this evening at 7 30.
He is dead He is dead quoted in Tribune relief
A fragment from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune captures a mourner crying out death while a friend consoles that the departed has passed into a better world. The exchange hints at a tragic event and community reaction.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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Lowell Daily Courier
Humane’ Society
Hallowe’en Fair
Publicover
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
Governor Bates
Chickering
GOV. Bates
Col. Ames
Akin HK
Carter & Sherburne
Merrimack
Cor
People’s Club
Swan Building
William Hunter
Courier
Glenwood
Gookin Bros
Lowell, Mass
Miss Reed
Talbot
Nena
Melton
The
Talbot Clothing Co
Daylight Store
Central St
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