October Bun Rise and Set Times Noted
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1903
Page
10
Assignee's sale and local notices listing shop items
Assignee conducts sale at 20th Century shoe store. Repairs chimneys at Limburg 1128 Bridge Street. Various wares including horse blankets and lime cement brick. A H Cluer and A Wilson involved. Country music act at Huntington hall. Cigar quality billed 7 20 4. Babbitt Co opticians relocate. Manicuring chiropody services offered. Chris Holmes store showcases tailored suits and walking skirts at half price. Cold weather ads urge readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century Shoe
Limburg
Bridge Street
A. H. Cluer
A. Wilson
Madelyn Marshall
Casto
Huntington Hall
Co. H. Hanson & Co
Milch
Springer
Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton Street
Bon Marche
C. B. Coburn & C
Chris. Holmes
Merrimack Street
Local social notes include ill to recovered resident and hospital reception
Miss Etta Staples of 24 Staples street has recovered from appendicitis and can sit up. Lieut James Brosnan hosted a house warming near Fort Hill park with many friends offering congratulations. Mr and Mrs Harry J Corwin held a second at home at 25 Pawtucket street with a lengthy list of hostesses and floral decorations. Dr Arthur K Drake, named superintendent of Lowell General hospital, received a reception at Fairmount street hosted by Dr and Mrs C H Stowell attended by trustees and local physicians. Dr Nichols of the State hospital at Tewksbury also attended. Helen Trix presented Echoes of the South at Huntington hall Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Staples
Staples Street
James Brosnan
Fort Hill Park
Harry J. Corwin
Pawtucket Street
Julia Rogers
Sandford
Susie M. Carlton
Agnes Paxson
Ethel Baker
C. L. Stover
Mary Robinson
May Adams
Carl Curry
Helen Lambert
Earle
Clara Beard
Nancy May
Boston
Nellie
Lowell General Hospital
Arthur K. Drake
C. H. Stowell
Fairmount Street
Nichols
State Hospital
Tewksbury
Drake
Stowell
A. G. Pollard
Larkin T. Trull
Frank E. Dunbar
Boy football injury leaves 16 year old near death
New York reports Thomas McCau fey aged 16 in a Brooklyn hospital after a football game injury. His neck is broken and his lower limbs paralyzed, yet he remains mentally sound and conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas McCaufey
Brooklyn
Chicago Contractor P. J. Sexton Dies at 57
P J Sexton president of the Chicago Brick company a prominent and wealthy general contractor died last night in Chicago aged 57 The death closes a notable career in local building and business circles with Sexton long identified with major city projects and development
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
P. J. Sexton
Chicago Brick Company
Cure for Bright's Disease and Diabetes Claimed by Fulton Co
San Francisco based John L. Fulton Co announces a cure and 87 percent recoveries from Bright's Disease and Diabetes using new compounds. The pamphlet lists numerous recovered or near death patients, detailing extreme prior conditions and hospital discharges. A depot is established at Ellingwood & Co. druggists for these compounds and pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Fulton Co
San Francisco
Bright
N. W. Spaulding
Spaulding Law Co
Adolph Weske
Cal. Cracker Co
Carl D. Zeile
Chas, Engelke
San Francisco Journal
R. M Wood
Spirit Review
Edward Short
the Call
C. A. Newton
S. P. Co
Bechtel Murder Case Shocks Allentown Family Roles Revealed
Allentown police hold Mabel Bechtel murder case suspects including David Wisenberg, Thomas Bechtel, and Alfred Eckstein after bloodstains and a hatchet blade are found in the Bechtel home. Eckstein, her accused lover, and Wisenberg face questions as coroner's jury investigates a family row with motives tied to her relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
David Wisenberg
Congressman Kline
Thomas Bechtel
Alfred Eckstein
Mabel H. Bechtel
Scheirer
Eckstein
Miss Bechtel
Martha
Thomas
John
Charlie
Bechtel
Charles
Wisenberg
Philadelphia
Weisenberg
Knauss
New York
Women's People's Club offers dressmaking classes
The women's branch opportunity at the People's Club provides dressmaking and plain sewing lessons for pupils. Courses are taught practically at a nominal rate, and several vacancies remain in each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Club
Regular monthly social at Immanuel Baptist Church
The replay monthly social of the Immanuel Baptist church drew a large crowd last night. Supper was served 6 to 8 pm followed by a musical entertainment led by Mr. W. J. Beaven. Organizers were Mrs. Robert F. True Mrs. T. F. Severance and Mrs. Charles Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. J. Beaven
Robert F. True
T. F. Severance
Charles Davis
President Roosevelt Sets Thanksgiving Proclamation Date
Washington October 28 news reports that President Roosevelt will issue the Thanksgiving proclamation Saturday designating Thursday November 26 as the day of thanksgiving. The action confirms the national holiday timing and ensures observance on the specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Quigley Birth in City on October 28
Mrs. Joseph Quigley and her husband announce the birth of a son at their Rogers street home on October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Joseph Quigley
Rogers Street, & Son
Men's Leather and Wool Gloves and Boys Sweaters Sale
A sales note lists men's heavy mule skin and leather gloves in unlined and lined options, wool gloves in Scotch and worsted varieties, and Plymouth buck gloves at bargain prices. It includes boys gloves plush lined for street wear, and new style boys sweaters sized 24 to 34 inches in fine worsted and heavy wool, with low prices throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Fraternal Banquet Highlights Past Presidents of St. George
The Past Presidents' association of the Sons of St. George in Lowell and Lawrence to hold a 2 PM Saturday banquet at Post 185 hall. Daughters of St. George meet Tuesday eve with routine business. Mrs. Charlotte Howard named district deputy. Prizes awarded to Miss Hettie Hill, Miss Sadie Hill, and Mrs. Charlotte Howard amid dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Sons of St. George
Lowell and Lawrence
Princess Lodge
No. 12
Independent Order, Daughters of St. George
Charlotte Howard
W. G
Hettie Hill
Sadie Hill
Concert and Sale at Swedish Church in Moore Street
The Swedish M. B. church sewing circle in Moore street held a successful sale and concert last evening. The event opened with a short program and continued with a sale in the main church led by auctioneer Carl Ander from Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Church
Moore Street
Carl Ander
Malden
Cemetery Trustees Meeting Kept From Quorum
The cemetery trustees meeting scheduled for last evening failed to form a quorum as not enough members appeared, preventing any official action.
Physical culture and dressmaking classes meet tonight
Y W C A announces physical culture and dressmaking classes to be held this evening at 7 30. The Junior branch of the physical culture meets this afternoon.
Oriental Bazaar Opens in Lowell with Exotic Goods
The store invites locals to explore a new shop featuring Japan China India Persia and Egyptian wares. Shoppers are urged to visit 318 Merrimack to see curios and novelties not found in Boston. The scene hums with patrons enjoying a broad line of goods for personal use and gift-sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Boston
Japan
Rail weld defects disrupt High street and Broadway cars
A string of rails on High street and Broadway are out of order due to weld faults at joints. Passengers feel bumps as cars cross. Welding work by a Lowell contractor may have been inadequate, and the engines have moved to Fall River, delaying repairs for many months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Broadway
Lowell
Fall River
Humane society Hallowe en festival opens with whist tournament
This afternoon begins the long heralded Hallowe'en festival of the Humane society in Huntington hall. The opening feature will be a large whist tournament, afternoon and evening, for prizes, with a Parish Supper in the interim. The tables are ready and present an attractive appearance. The parish supper committee in Jackson hall reports enough tickets sold to fill the tables. It is regret ted that it is impossible to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Joe” Hibbard
Prof. Wilson
Hibbard
the Humane Society
Huntington Hall
Jackson Hall
Painless dentistry offered by Dr. Allen at Old City Hall
A plain factual note states Dr. Allen at Old City Hall uses painless methods for dental work, promising relief from dental pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Old City Hall
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