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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1902

Page

10

Roosevelt-backed Butler Ames urged for Congress

The notice urges Butler Ames for Congress as President Roosevelt supports him in the district. It cites the coal settlement led by Roosevelt and promotes Ames as instrumental in street railway half fares for schoolchildren under 20. Also includes ads for Hood's Lotion and Shattuck tool firm.

Wilson Washington Savings Bank Roosevelt Butler Ames Congress Burdock Elliot Church H. B. Shattuck & Son Central Street

Mrs Wentworth Celebrates 74th Birthday in Hope Maine

Mrs Arthur Wentworth of Hope Maine marked her 74th birthday at her daughter Mrs J W Cristy’s home 5 Midland Street Tuesday evening Six of her eight children attended and shared regards and memories Ice cream and cake were served Songs by Mrs F L Roberts and John H Hoar added to the entertainment Four generations were present Mrs Wentworth her daughter Mrs Cristy her granddaughter Mrs John Hoar and great granddaughter Gertrude

Arthur Wentworth Hope, Me J. W. Cristy Midland Street F. L. Roberts John H. Hoar

Equal suffrage in Colorado history and testaments

The Era Magazine excerpt recounts how Colorado granted women the vote after a 1893 amendment passed by about 6000 votes. It notes that women cast 47 percent of the vote in the first general election after passage, helping defeat Populism, and highlights independent female political action and examples of women shaping policy.

Colorado Helen Marsh Nixon Era Magazine General Assembly Suffrage Association D. H. Waite Denver

Pillsbury's Best Flour Advised From Genuine Packaging

A grocer may stock Pillsbury's Best Flour in sacks or barrels yet not all carry it. Some sellers push their current stock claiming equal quality, so buyers should insist on Pillsbury's Best Flour in original packages to ensure genuineness.

Pillsbury

Republican rally touts Ames for Congress in Boston district

A lively Republican meeting at the party city committee HQ praised Roosevelt and Crane while urging support for Col. Ames for Congress. Speakers cited Ames as fit and principled, denounced Guston and criticized Democratic candidates, with Walsh and Conant urging unity and vigilance in the campaign.

Republican City Committee Roosevelt Gov. Crane Congress Frank L. Weaver Congressional Committee Col. Ames Weaver John J. Pickman W.murray Crane Crane John L. Bates A. G. Walsh Republican Party Democratic Party Walsh Guston West End Boston W. Murray Crane Commonwealth Ames Cr. Conant Wls Watson Frank K. Stearns L. P. Turcotte Larkin T. Trull Gaston

Diamond Jubilee Banquet Closes Lowell Universalist Celebration

The First Universalist church marked its Diamond Jubilee with a 360 guest banquet in the vestry. Clergy speeches, music, and celebratory remarks highlighted seventy five years of church life, unity, and service in Lowell, led by Rev. C. E. Fisher and other pastors.

First Universalist Church G. R. Lockwood T. C. Entwistle F. C. Beharrell S. Bartlett R. G. Dudley W. A. Ingham H. A. Wisbey F. H. Pearson Arthur D. Gilbert Hibbard Orchesta Dan W. MacKenzie Arthur Beharrell Arthur D. Colby Albert Thurston Josiah Butler Tom Bailey Housby Hatton C. E. Fisher Charles T. Billings First Unitarian Church Billings Eliot London Tondon Geo. W. Bicknell D. D Cambridge Lowell Universalst Church R. Perry Bush Chelsea Christ God R. A. Greene Grace Church Geo. B. Dean St. Paul's M. BE Fisher Hurd Street Dean Alonzo Ames Miner Mr. Fisher New England Smith T. Ford First Baptist Church Ford Baptist Church America Frank O. Hall First Church of Dr. Hall Mt. Pelee Christendom R. R. Greene

Y W C A notes on evening classes schedule

Continued on page four here summarize the YWCA note. Tressmaking millinery embroidery English literature and physical culture classes meet this evening at 7 30. The class for the study of the Sunday school season will meet Friday at 6.

Motormen Law on Streetcar Ventilators Passed

Butler Ames championed and steered through the law mandating ventilators on all street car ves tibules, a measure from the election day remarks highlighted by Ady.

Butler Ames Ady

Democratic Rally in Huntington Hall Promotes State Ticket

Quincy and Hamlin rally drew a large Huntington hall audience as Democrats ratified the state ticket. Local chair Marick J. O'Brien opened the meeting. Josiah Quincy of Boston spoke on labor and tariff issues, contrasting Democratic goals with Republican control and coal strike impacts.

Huntington Hall Thomas F. Quinn Democratic City Committee Marick J. O'Brien Gaston John T. Sparks Josiah Quincy Boston Republican Party Congress Massachusetts Democratic Party Che Mureyers

Chance to Vote Delays at Lowell Mills on Election Day

The Lowell mills may not start work until two hours after polls open on election day November 4. The law prohibits employing any eligible voter in mills during those two hours, with penalties for violations. Lowell mill agents anticipate coordinated action in response to the statute.

Lowell

Lowell Historical Society elects new resident members

An adjourned meeting at Memorial Hall elected Adelbert Ames Frederick Ayer Harriett M. Bartlett Harriet F. Brock Harry A. Brown George A. Chase Charles T. Clifford Charles H. Conant Anna M. Devereaux Rev. Smith T. Ford George M. Gilson Othello O. Greenwood Lucy A. Will Elizabeth A. Mansur George A. Marden and others as resident members of the Lowell Historical Society in Lowell and nearby towns.

Lowell Historical Society Memorial Hall Adelbert Ames Lowell Frederick Ayer Harriett M. Bartlett Chelmsford Harriet F. Brock Harry A. Brown George A. Chase Charles T. Clifford Charles H. Conant Anna M. Devereaux Smith T. Ford

Spanish War Veterans honor Butler Ames for gallantry

Spanish War Veterans remind readers of Butler Ames, a comrade from 1898, who was promoted to lieutenant colonel for gallantry in action, as an advance notice to members and supporters.

Butler Ames

Lowell Historical Society Sees Growing Membership Expansion

The society lists members from Lowell and surrounding towns, noting broader regional interest and its role as custodian of historically valuable property. At its next December meeting it expects a nationally known antiquarian guest to deliver an address.

Surprise Party for Miss Eva Hunt on Tenth Street

A pleasant surprise party was held at Miss Eva Hunt's home on Tenth Street Wednesday evening. Mr. Joe Smith presented a gold ring on behalf of the guests. Games and music followed by refreshments.

Eva Hunt Tenth Street Joe Smith Miss Hunt

Man Hurt After Fall At Middlesex Thorndike Corner

Timothy McDermott fell down stairs at the corner of Middlesex and Thorndike yesterday afternoon around 5 o'clock. He sustained a severe cut over the right eye and was taken to Emergency hospital for treatment.

Timothy McDermott Middlesex and Thorndike Streets

Dentist Promises Painless Tooth Removal Remedy

An advertisement touts Dr. Allen at Old City Hall offering painless tooth or decayed root removal using his Eu-Cola cure. The claim emphasizes immediate relief from foul breath and painless treatment in a brief promotional notice.

Allen Old City Hall

Zopher Co sells entire sponge stock at unheard prices

The Zopher Co Druggists have purchased the entire stock of sponges from a large dealer and are now selling them at prices never before offered. Sponges 10c and sponges 5c. Take a look when passing central corner Middlesex street.

Zopher Co Central Corner Middlesex Street

KNIT TO FIT UNDERWEAR BY FP BRAZER CO

The Famous Norfolk and New Brunswick Underwear offers men’s drawers shaped from ankle to waist, narrowing at the ankle for proper fit. They hold their shape after wear and are priced at 1.00 to 1.50 per garment. Sold by FP Brazer & Co., Hatters and Outfitters at Central Corner Market Street.

New Brunswick Brazer & Co., Hatters and Outfitters Central, Cor. Market Street

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