Quarter day at Washington Savings bank next week
Next week Saturday marks quarter day at Washington Savings bank. Also plan to visit the Christmas house at Eliot church and attend a three night music series. Tonight features a Harvest supper at Centralville M. E. church followed by an entertainment at 8. Hood’s Lotion praised for skin care and Goodwin’s weather strips advertised for doors and windows to save fuel and seal dust and frost.
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Washington Savings Bank
Eliot Church
Centralville M. E
Hood
Goodwin
Local Notes On Visit, Travel And Hunting Tale
Mrs J F Millin of Bath Maine visits her brother Rev S D Millin in this city. Mrs RE McOsker returns from Gorham New Hampshire. Arthur and Mrs McHugh return from wedding trip and reside on Phillips street. William and Mrs Martin return to Marblehead after a week with relatives. Miss Mary McGovern, Weed street teacher, plans a three month trip to California. Coolidge Bennett of Cambridge Street, 17, hunts in Maine and shoots a buck a doe and a third animal with a single rifle shared with a companion. He returns with many trophies from Maine.
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J. F. Millin
Bath
S. D. Millin
Mannahan Street
RE. P. McOsker
Nesmith Street
Gorham
N. H
Arthur McHugh
Phillips Street
William Martin
Marblehead
Mary McGovern
Weed Street
California
Coolidge J. Bennett
Cambridge Street
Maine
Lowell Lad
Lowell Boy
Richardson Descendant Maries Cole In Quiet Lowell Wedding
A granddaughter of Mrs. Sarah B. Richardson and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Eugene Richardson married Mr. Fred H. Cole yesterday at 239 Liberty Street. Rev. Dr. George W. Bicknell officiated. The couple will reside in Lowell and are at home after December 1.
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Sarah B. Richardson
Liberty Street
H. Eugene Richardson
Fred H. Cole
George W. Bicknell
Cambridge
Mrs. Cole
Maine
Lowell
Chicago Tax Losses Hit Five and a Half Million
Ten years of uncollected taxes leave Chicago with 5.61 million dollars lost. Expert accountants report the county tax system rife with errors abuses and mysteries and hand their findings to Comptroller McGann after auditing the county treasurer’s books.
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Chicago
McGann
Equal Suffrage Leader Urges Male Lobbyist in Iowa
Des Moines convention of the Equal Suffrage Society of Iowa hears Mrs. Ballard call for a male lobbyist to advocate equal suffrage legislation in the Iowa General Assembly.
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Des Moines
Ballard
Equal Suffrage Society of Iowa
Pension changes in Washington list October 11 results
Washington October 29 outlines pension adjustments from the October 11 issue. Names tied to changes include John Urley Peabody with $8, Benjamin Battles Fairhaven $24, William Arland Andover $10, James A Shoughton Brockton $8, Carl F Jensen Haverhill $14.
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Washington
John Urley
Peabody
Enjamin Battles
Fairhaven
Wmarland
Andover
James A. Shoughton
Brockton
Carl F. Jensen
Haverhill
Editor Lorenzo Font dies in Evansville obituary
Evansville Indiana October 29 Lorenzo Font editor of the Vanceville Moving Democrat is dead. He formerly worked with several metropolitan newspapers in his career.
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Evansville
Ind
Lorenzo Font
Vanceville
Moving Democrat
Peptiron Iron Patent Remedy Advertising Slogan
A medical ad touts Peptiron as a radical cure for paleness nervousness and dyspepsia for all ages. It claims permanent effects and lists liquid cordial and chocolate coated pill forms sold by Hood Co Hood's Sarsaparilla Lowell Massachusetts U S A.
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Hood CO
Hood
Sareaparilla
Lowell
Mass
Spectacular Lowell estate sale at Wilder and Waugh corners
William Guiney to sell the William Guiney estate at 156 Wilder street Lowell on Thursday October 30 1902 at 3 PM in an absolute auction. Inspection hours 10 AM to 3 PM on sale day. Property features include modern hot water heating four homes nearby fine grounds and proximity to State Normal property and Broadway streetcars. Deposit $600 required upon striking off with generous terms to follow.
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William Guiney
Wilder Street
Waugh Street
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State Normal School
Lowell
Broadway
Middlesex Street
Joseph A. Green
Alfred E. Nichols
Thomas J. McDonald
F. C. Miller
Henry W. Ladd
Drury & Green
Farrell & Conaton
Aldermen Adopt Public Bath Order At Meeting
The aldermen, nine present, recessed after 20 minutes of routine business and returned at 9 10 PM. A mayoral communication discussed funding 800 cords of wood for winter use and borrowing for one year to cover payments, then referred to appropriations. Three sewer assessments were confirmed and a public baths committee order was adopted. Adjournment followed at 9 30 PM.
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Pennsylvania
New England
Rourke
General Treasury Fund
Committee On Appropriations
Derby
Lowell and Suburban Street Railway Relief Association
Huntington Hall
Committee On
Derby's Vote Shows Illegal Repairs at City Farm
Alderman Derby votes for needed improvements but insists a stop to loose municipal methods. Twenty five city officials toured the state nursery and renovated hospital at the city farm, observing repairs made without proper authorization, with total costs nearing two thousand five hundred dollars.
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Alderman Derby
Donlan
Right Prices Right Service Sports Equipment Advert
An old advertisement boasting low prices and reliable service for a wide range of sporting goods. It lists sweaters, jerseys, shirts, stockings, shoes, pads, supporters and every item used in basketball, football, baseball, polo, tennis, cricket and other sports.
Butler Ames for Congress in Fifth Massachusetts
Col Butler Ames a Lowell born Republican candidate for Congress in the Fifth District Massachusetts is the son of Major General Adelbert Ames a Civil War veteran. He trained at West Point and MIT, served in the Spanish American War, led in Porto Rico, and rose to lieutenant colonel before returning to industry in Lowell. The piece extols his education, public service, and alignment with Theodore Roosevelt, urging Republicans to vote for him to safeguard homes and industry.
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Col. Butler Ames
Massachusetts
Lowell
Adelbert Ames
Maine
West Point Military Academy
Ness
Ames
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Institute of Technology
West Point
McKinley
Porto Rico
Rice
Cuba
Santiago
Roosevelt
Congress
Moody
New England
Democratic Party
Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Ames
New President Elected by Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary
The women’s auxiliary of the Young Men’s Christian Association elected Mrs J M Craig as president at yesterday’s regular meeting. Mrs Oriel Kinney reported on the Brockton auxiliary conference and its work. Members decided to move the parlor to the upstairs room and to hold the next meeting on November 18, urging all ladies to attend.
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Young Men's Christian Association
J. M. Craig
Oriel Kinney
Brockton
Concert Tomorrow Night at First Baptist Church
A fine evening of music is planned with the church choir and soloists backed by the American Orchestra. J Borjes and Mr McDaniels will perform instrumental solos in a strong programme. Tickets are on sale at Dow's apothecary and available at the door.
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First Baptist Church
Oran
J. Borjes
Mr. McDaniels
Dow
Apothecary
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Cole—Richardson
J. E. Conant & CO
Lowell, Mass
Board of Aldermen
E Are
W. P. Blazer & CO
Sporting Goods Dept
Central, Tor
Market Street
Butler Ames
Colonel Ames
Old Bay State
A. W. Brown
Prescott Street
J. J. McManmon
Brookside
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