City notices and events in Centralville district
The notice lists quarter day at Washington Savings bank next week Saturday, a rummage sale at Tilden and Merrimack streets from Thursday morning through Saturday night, and an old fashioned Harvest supper at Centralville M E church Wednesday evening. Also advertised are Hood’s Lotion for 35 cents, soothing a rough skin with a refined fragrance.
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Washington Savings Bank
Tilden
Merrimack Streets
Centralville M
Personal notes from Salem Lowell and Canton
Rev David Murphy of Salem spent yesterday in Lowell. John McKenna of Lowell visits Thomas Slattery in Canton. William Bagley famed clarinetist returns for winter after five months in New York and resorts and plans to resume music and polo. Mr Sullivan Johnson of St Albans Me visits sister in law Mrs M J Wheeler at 5 Fulton St on way home from Washington and Gettysburg.
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David Murphy
Salem
Lowell
John McKenna
Thomas Slattery
Canton
William Bagley
New York
Sullivan Johnson
St. Albans
M. J. Wheeler
Fulton Street
Washington
Gettysburg
Playground Gift Advances Lawrence City Expansion
Lawrence mayor announces Edward F. Searles of Methuen offered two land lots for a playground. One near Lawrence Walnut Center streets totals about 11 000 square feet, the other at Arlington Walnut is a small triangular plot. The gift was accepted with thanks.
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Lawrence
Leonard
Edward F. Searles
Methuen
Lawrence, Walnut
Center Streets
Arlington
Walnut Streets
William Forbes
Old Residents’ Association
Board of Trade
Daniel Saunders
John K. Norwood
Joseph Shattuccx
David Beatty
Henry K. Webster
Elijah M. Mooers
William H. Andrews
Robert H. Tewksbury
Broadway
Boston & Maine
Fire and thefts light in local strikes and finds
Fire crews tackled a minor blaze on the Traders National Bank building roof in Swit street due to an overheated chimney. A second rear barn fire at E H Morse’s Pawtucketville property involved excelsior, quickly checked with little damage. Copper rivet use traced to druggists sales by E H Gane linked to manufacturing machinery belts.
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Swit Street
Traders National Bank
E. H. Morse
Pawtucketville
E. H. Gane
Coffee Fliers Warn Of Coffee Dangers And Postum Hope
A Northampton man recalls twenty years of coffee habit bringing nerve problems poor appetite and indigestion. He credits Postum Cereal Food Coffee with restoring appetite nerves strength and wellbeing and notes friends also recovered health through his recommendation.
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James D. Kimble
Northampton
Mass
Postum
Fatally Burned in Kitchen Fire Tragedy
Mrs. William Golden and her 1 year 10 month old daughter Jennie perished after a kerosene lamp toppled from a table causing flames to envelop them. The incident at 54 Mt Hope Street occurred when seven month old Margaret pulled the tablecloth, igniting the blaze. neighbors and an arriving passerby extinguished the flames but both were fatally burned and died at Lowell hospital.
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William L. F. Golden
Mt. Hope Street
Jennie
Margaret
Lowell Hospital
Mrs. Golden
Lamountain
Lowell Man William Winn Nabbed After Boston Custody
Lowell police arrested William Winn in Boston where he was held at Station 3 on an assault and battery warrant. Winn, a longtime Lowell offender, faced charges connected to the beating of Nelson Potter, a Tremont and Suffolk watchman. Previous cases include robbery indictments against Harry Timley and Ira Hammond, with Winn accused in the June incident and earlier convictions for assault, larceny, and clock theft under Merrimack management.
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Panteleon Nicetacopulos
Middlesex Street
Moriarty
Central Street
Fitzgerald
Mqnor
Bond
Michael J. Dugan
Hudson
Miss Grace Bond
Supt. Moffatt
Miss Bond
Josephine Cummings
Annie Guinan
Delia Kennedy
House of Correction
Lowell
William Winn
Station 3
Boston
Donaldson
Nelson Potter
Winn
Tremont
Suffolk
Harry Timley
Ira Hammond
Timley
Hammond
Kelly
Potter
Superior Criminal Court
William MccCloughry
Merrimack House
John Stiles
Branch Street Tabernacle Evangelistic Service Tonight
A special 7.4 o'clock service at Branch Street Tabernacle features Rev Al Reed Dilts speaking continuing evangelistic meetings that drew large crowds. A ladies quartette will provide selections and the event aims to be helpful and engaging for attendees and exodemas alike.
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Branch Street Tabernacle
al Reed Dilts
Tabernacle
Professor Stout
Mr. Dilter
Wood and Coke Advertisement After Strike
After the strike, supply will be tight and wood and coke become practical. Lowell Coal Company offers sawn split hard wood at 10 dollars per cord and is taking limited coke orders.
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Lowell Coal Company
Trial details in St Godard larceny case and court actions
The Superior Court spent much time on Wilfred St Godard charged with larceny with pro se defense and testimony by Officer Cawley and Inspector Walsh. The jury found him guilty after his own long testimony. Multiple defendants pled guilty or were sentenced for liquor, gaming, assault, polygamy, breaking and entering, and theft, with fines and terms set or probation.
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Wilfred St. Godard
St. Godard
Peter Cawley
Inspector Walsh
Quist
Donaldson
Edward F. Faulkner
David
Spaulding
Lakeview Park
Massachusetts
House of Correction
Robert F. Martin
John Shanley
Spalding Pt
F. Owens
Defenantes
Joseph Pevey
Immaculate Conception
John J. Moriarity
John T. Fitzgerald
Stzgerald
Middlesex Street
Smith Brothers versus town of Stoughton verdict issued
The forenoon arguments of counsel in the Smith Brothers contractors case against Stoughton filled the day. The jury, instructed in the afternoon, returned a verdict for the plaintiffs totaling 14 126.56 dollars. In a separate matter, Thomas Buston sues Harvard Brewing Company for damages over a lost finger from a machine accident, with J J Kerwin for the plaintiff and F E Dunbar for the defendant.
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Smith Brothers
Stoughton
Thomas Buston
Harvard Brewing Co
J. J. Kerwin
F. E. Dunbar
Political maneuvering unsettles Sparks campaign in Lawrence
The Lawrence Gazette reports clashes over funds for the Democratic city committee with Hon John T Sparks skipping a key meeting and sending Patrick J Cox who failed to gain admission. Cox claimed to represent Sparks as plans faltered while Republican rivals like William G McIntyre and Thomas H Braden push campaigns. The piece forecasts high political activity through the state election with Republicans aiming to maintain majorities and Sparks needing a large Lawrence victory to win the district.
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John T. Sparks
Democratic City Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
Sparks
Patrick J. Cox
Cox
Mr. Sparks
Lawrence
Col. Ames
Congresaman Knox
Flynyv
Local Dems rallying behind Sparks sparks bitter after convention
The Lawrence American notes the Democratic convention backing Mr. Sparks leaving bitterness in the air as the Democratic candidate faces an uphill fight. The piece portrays Sparks as unso phisticated and reliant on party support to secure victories.
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Sparks
Lawrence American
Notable Deaths in Lake Shore Manager Blodgett and Newport Real Estate Figure
P and Blodgett, Lake Shore railway general manager, died in Cleveland at 68 after a long illness. John Whipple, Newport real estate agent and social figure, died after a lengthy illness. Brown University class of 1860 graduate served as a Civil War major, with Newport real estate career spanning about 90 years.
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P. & Blodgett
Lake Shore Railway
Cleveland
Mr. Blodgett
John Whipple
Newport
R. L
Brown University
Rhode Island
New York
Couple Married at St Jean’s Parochial Residence
Philias Boisvert and Elzire Duclos were married at St. Jean’s parochial residence yesterday at 7 a.m. by Rev. Fr. Mothe OMI. The witnesses were William Boisvert and Wilfred Duclos.
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Philias Boisvert
Elzire Duclos
St. Jean's
Fr. Mothe
William Boisvert
Wilfred Duclos
Armand Poirier
Delina Filteau
Perron
Joseph Filteau
Georgiana Poirer
Nettalie Letendre
Eva Phaneuf
Fr. Fourdnier
Floor paint that lasts two weeks
Advert says Devoe paint offers long wear if properly applied. Firm promises two year durability with correct technique cited by Adame Mard Ware Paint Co.
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Devoe's
Adame Mardware Paint Co
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