Emperor William Bids Farewell to Americans at Berlin Maneuvers
Emperor William praised US leaders Roosevelt and Low, wished to be remembered to Miss Alice, and noted plans for German representation at the St. Louis exposition. Generals Corbin Young Wood lauded the German army as matchless after a cavalry display. American officers depart for Dresden and Düsseldorf as Berlin observers call the German army superb.
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Berlin
William
Corbin
Young
Wood
Roosevelt
Seth Low
New York
New York City
Andrew D. White
U. S
Gen. Corbin
Roosevilt
St. Louis Exposition
Emperor William
Germany
Miss Alice
Earl Roberts
Gen. Young
Prince Henry of
Prussia
United States
Prince Henry
Frederick the Great
Washington
Count von Wanldersee
Count von Waldersee
John A. Johnstone
McKinley
Duseldorf
Lieut
McCoy
Dresden
Middlesex North Fair Class IX Pigeons Best Two Pairs Of Each
Poultry listings from the Middlesex North Fair Class IX show best two pairs of various pigeon breeds with prices and breeders. Walter T. Perham of Tyngsboro appears for many varieties including white pied, black pied, and Jacobins at 75c. Other breeders include Thos Willetts of Lowell, Vital Roberts of Lowell, and J. R. Hood of Somers et, with gratuities and display notes by H. W. Foster, Frank B. Trull, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Perham
Tyngsboro
Vital Roberts
Lowell
Thos
Willetts
Geo. R. Hood
Somerset
Drewett
Judge
CLASS XIX BREAD PRICES AND BUYERS IN LOWELL AREAS
A list of bread categories and prices from Class XIX including wheaten and brown bread. Names and locations appear with buyers and amounts such as Mrs Chas Foster in Lowell and Miss May Stafford in Lowell. Other buyers include Ellen Curran Chelmsford Leona Fitzgerald Tewksbury and Mrs F W Cheney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Foster
Lowell
N. H. McGruther
C. FE. Aspinwall
Ellen Curran
May Stafford
E. Belle Adams
Chelmsford
Leona Fitzgerald
Tewksbury
F. W. Cheney
Household and Fancy Work Division 2 Summary
Embroidered work skirt sold for 1 dollar by Mrs Henry Varnum of Dracul Centerpiece priced at 1 dollar by Edith Fornstall of Tewksbury Inc Mrs Belle Zimmer. sofa pillow 1 dollar by Mrs Foster Lowell 50 cents by Miss Lilla Brown Lowell Gratuities 60 cents Florence Gilman Lowell 25 cents Lizzie Hartford Lowell Henrietta Lee of Tewksbury Alice B Colburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Varnum
Dracul
Edith Fornstall
Tewksbury, Inc
Belle Zimmer
Lowell
Foster
Lilla Brown
Florence Gilman
Lizzie Hartford
Henrietta Lee
Tewksbury
Alice B. Colburn
Prepared fruits pickles and honey auction listing
Class XXIII items include a collection of fruits, jellies, pickles, and honey with multiple sellers and modest prices. Names such as Mrs. S. Drewett, Mrs. H. W. Foster, Mrs. F. B. Trull, Mrs. J. F. Carpenter, L. W. Colburn, G. H. Bennink, and G. L. Muzzey appear alongside towns Dracut Lowell Tewksbury Billerica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Drewett
Lowell
H. W. Foster
Tewksbury
F. B. Trull
J. F. Carpenter
Dracut
Honey
L. W. Colburn
G. H. Bennink
Billerica
G. L. Muzzey
CLASS XITI-ASSORTED AND MELONS AND FRUITS
Fruit and melon listings show many varieties with prices from 50 cents to $5. Names include Mrs. John Foster Tewksbury Mrs. J G Bixby Lowell Sidney A Bull Billerica Medard Denault Lowell and others. Basket of assorted fruits $3 Mrs Howard Foster Tewksbury and Canteloupes $2. Kids vegetables priced per item with growers Agnes Eaton Chelmsford Harold Clark Dunstable Elsie Kimball Dunstable and others.
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John ‘'T. Foster
Tewksbury
J. G. Bixby
Lowell
Sidney A. Bull
Billerica
Seckel
D. W. Clement
Wm. Roberts
Beurre Bose
Henry J. Tolles
Dunstable
Beurre d'Anjou
Medard Denault
John Primaux
Lawrence
W. A. McEvoy
Helen L. Clement
Sheldon
A. D. Carter
T. W. Sampson
Marie Louise
Mary J. True
Clapp
T. E. Caldwell
Duchess
Mr. Bowden
Chelmsford
Bartlett
F. M. Puffer
G. Coburn
Dracul
Buffum
Thompson
Beurre Clairgeon
Ernest A. Denault
W. Colburn
B. M. Gillard
Arthur M. Warren
Howard Foster
John Foster
H. W
Foster
John ‘Tf. Foster
H. W. Foster
A. J. Swan
Agnes VV. Eaton
Harold Clark
Mary L. Stearns
Agnes V. Eaton
Elsie D. Kimball
Lionell W. Udell
Dracut
Arthur Davin
Chelmsford. Com
Willie Adams
Leon S. Holt
Agnes VY
The Late Emperor Frederick Endorses Hoff's Extract
The late Emperor Frederick while Crown Prince named Johann Hoff an Honorary Member of the National Society. Hoff's Extract is touted as the world’s greatest strength giver and blood maker since 1847. Endorsed by kings emperors scientists physicians and public figures. It claims to cure nervousness dyspepsia indigestion and improves appetite sleep and bowel health. Notes testimonials from Dr James C Flint and Dr M L Ravitch praising tonic effects and safety for women. Warns against imitators and urges insistence on the genuine product from Eisner Mendelson Co New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Germany
Johann Hoff
National Society
James C. Flint
Wilson, Mich
M. L. Ravitch
Lexington
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
Chelmsford Market Prices Include Beets and Turnips
The clipping lists produce and prices from Chelmsford and surrounding towns. Beets at 50 cents, turnips 50 cents, small listed sums for various goods and farm products such as corn oats rye beans, with names like Breck Emerson G Thorn dike Trull Agnes Eaton Harold Clark Hubert Kendall and Dunstable and Tyngsboro as locations referenced. The judge E W Sweetser is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Kendall
Dunstable
J. Hartley
Chelmsford
D. L. Page Farm
Tyngsboro
H. W. Foster
Tewksbury
A. M. Kendall
Bulls and cattle sale listing with breeders and prices
A terse sale notice lists bulls of Holstein breed aged two years at seven dollars, and two year old stock priced five dollars, with additional entries for one year old cattle at three dollars. Names include Aaron Ostermond and S P Pike among others, with A B Adams as judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Ostermond
Tewksbury
John Devine
Chelmsford
S. P. Pike
Tewks
Milch Cows For Sale Foreign Breed Heifers Listed
Class 1 milch cows foreign breed heifer two years five dollars Ayershire Anita 3d F L Crosby Dracut three dollars Eura 3d F L Crosby Dracut heifer one year three dollars Flora Cherry F L Crosby Dracut H J Tolles judge.
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Heifer
Ayershire
Anita
F. L. Crosby
Dracut
Eura
Flora Cherry
H. J. Tolles
Best herd winners in Class IV Milch Cows at tolls fair
The record lists top prizes in Class IV for Milch Cows with multiple bidders and towns. Aaron Ostermond of Tewksbury leads best herd at $12, followed by R. Fox of Dracut and Granville Coburn of Dracut.
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Aaron Ostermond
Tewksbury
Fox
Granville Coburn
B. A. Cluff
Albion Felker
R. S. Fox
Ayrshire
D. W. Coburn
W. H. Co
Horse sale listings from Tyngsboro and Chelmsford shows prices
Brood mare and colt eight dollars. G W Trull Tewksbury six dollars James Hadley Chelmsford four dollars D L Page Co farm Tyngsboro yearling three dollars James Hadley Jr Chelmsford two dollars D L Page Co farm Tyngsboro two year old four dollars Robert Gunston Chelmsford two dollars D L Page Co Farm Tyngsboro broken to harness four year old seven dollars C A Hamblett Lowell four dollars W F Leighton Lowell. H Cameron Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Trull
Tewksbury
James A. Hadley
Chelmsford
D. L. Page Co
Tyngsboro
Jas. A. Hadley, Jr
Robert A. Gunston
C. A. Hamblett
Lowell
W. F. Leighton
H. Cameron
Draught Horses Auction Listings from Dracut and Lowell
A historical list describes draught horses for sale including team horses over 1300 lbs at $6 from R S Fox and E Duren of Dracut, under 13800 lbs at $6 from the same seller, and bids by B A Cluff at $4 and $2. The notice mentions P Connors of Lowell with $5 bids and credits Coburn and Smith as judges.
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R. S. Fox
Dracut
E. Duren
B. A. Cluff
P. Connors
Lowell
Coburn
Smith
Judge
Farm Horses For All Work For Sale
Farm horse for all work offered by Frank Felker of Tewksbury and B A Cluff and N F Peavey of Dracut with a price of six dollars per horse. B Lawrence serves as judge in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Felker
Tewksbury
B. A. Cluff
Dracut
N. F. Peavey
B. Lawrence
Horse Races Open With Narrow Spill In Tight Start
In a four-horse 2.15 class heat at Chelmsford a spill occurred as Red Bird failed a sharp turn during the start. The driver fell but escaped injury while the sulky and horse remained undamaged. Competing were Express Lexington Red Bird Irene.
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Express
Lexington
Mass
Red Bird
Worcester
Irene
Frank Barnard
Lowell
Lexington Wins Fastest Mile on Fairgrounds Track
The article details Lexington’s dominance in the major heats as Red Bird and Express contend closely. A 2.19 flat mile marks a remarkable performance on a slow track, with Lexington maintaining lead through heats and rival Red Bird pressing in the final stretch. The day’s racing includes the 2.15 and 2.26 classes, where The Aristocrat from Nashua wins decisive heats, earning $150 top prize, Blake $75, Dan J. $45, and Beulah $30, amid later local unmarked horse races with notable rivalry.
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Red Bird
Express
Irene
Lexington
Xpress
George E. Putnam
Fairgrounds
Robert J
John R. Gentry
Dan J
Beulah
Nashua
Blake
Aristocrat
Horse Race Leads to Laughable First Heat at Lexington
The crowd watched as Bessie Edgemark led Ike Wotton’s horse by the pole in the first heat, Nila’s runaway moment causing laughter, and Archie D breaking a hobble. Bessie Edgemark won first place in 2.50 with Hector second, Archie D later earning second in the second heat while Hector finished third. Summaries include multiple trot and pace races in the 2.15, 2.19, and 2.26 purse events at Lexington with entries such as The Aristocrat, Blake, and Beulah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Wotton
Bessie Edgemark
Wotton
Nila
Archie D
Hector
Lexington
William O'Neil
Dhgrior
P. J. Downey
Worcester
Casemeee Te
Avery
The New England native cow and the dairy calling
J. B. Walker argues for reviving the old New England line of native cows as the ideal dual purpose stock. He warns that modern tender, grain sensitive cattle lack hardiness and urges milkmen to raise their own stock or seek carefully bred, hardy cows from past experiences with thoroughbreds or crossbreds to improve milk quality and dairy profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
J. B. Walker
The Proper Treatment for a Sprained Ankle
The piece explains that recovery can take weeks or months, but prompt use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm can cure many sprains in less than a week or even three days. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Engraved Stationery and Wedding Cards Offered
WEDDING AND CARD ENGRAVING. We take a specialty of fine engraved work of every description. Calling cards, wedding Invitations and announcements, "at home" cards, etc., engraved any style desired, and printed on newest and best stock obtainable. Our prices are as reasonable as consistent with high grade work. Call and see samples, Courier- Citizen Co., Merrimack street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier- Citizen Co
Merrimack Street
Corner Store for Rent Near Westford Street and Northern Depot
To rent a corner store with meat and groceries potential plus a meat refrigerator. Three room tenements in good repair nearby, pleasantly situated, seven dollars per month. Near Northern Depot. Choice tenement with large sunny rooms offered by Elliott at 34 Central Street.
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Westford Street
Sk Elliott
Central St
Sunday School Lesson Commentary on Deuteronomy and John
The piece reviews Deuteronomy chapters 11 through 20 with emphasis on returning to God when wandering, righteousness through God’s grace, and the Lord being life. It parallels with Paul’s Romans and New Testament references while urging wholehearted devotion and obedience, plus a weekly topic on delight in God’s house and church duties.
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American Press Association
God
Christ
Paul
Rom
Moses
Joshua
Josh
John
Adam
Eve
Luke xv
Israel
Jesus Christ
Johnny
Jesus
Salvation and Growth in Civilization
Universalist Leader speaks of salvation as a durable growth rather than a quick result. It requires dignity and endurance from men and women who anchor civilization with its riches of use and beauty. True salvation unfolds gradually, never fully complete in this life, as wisdom virtue love and piety guide ongoing progress.
The Struggle Against Sin and Modern Comforts
The Congregationalist argues that material progress does not remove the need for personal virtue and social service. New comforts tempt self and pride, yet also expand opportunities for the true disciple to influence society. Knowledge and technology can aid church work as instruments of God.
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Christ
God
Congregationalist
Yea or Nay: a Day’s End Shapes Lifelong Impressions
A compact meditation on a day’s brief end. The author argues that while the body of the day dies, its spirit leaves lasting marks on people, shaping lives through decisive impressions. The tone is mooded and reflective, inviting readers to consider moral weight.
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Alice
G. A. H. Richardson
Frank B. Trull
J. E. Foster
John P. Eaton
Chas. L. Marshall
Stowell
Crosby
C. L. Marshall
Geo. W. Trull
Herbert L. Trull
M. L. Peavey
J. TE. Foster
Chas. L. Marshal
Munroe Fuller
Hubbard
Geo. E. Emerson
Golden Hubbard
George E. Emerson
Loring L. Trull
Loring T. Truil
A. L. Foster
John L. Moore
John F. French
I.e
William Finnacon
Frank Crosby
C. B. Colburn
F. A. Fitzgerald
J. F. Robarge
Frank H. Felker
F. Heries
P. R. Burtt
Thos. Varnum
Jesse Butterfield
Geo. C. Evans
E. W. Sweetser
Middlesex North Fair
Loring T. Trull
Tewkesbury
Danvers
J. B. Foster
Children's Department
VEG
Emperor Frederick
Bury
A. B. Adams
H. J. Tollbs
COLTS
E. C. Perham
F. A. Littlefield
I.c
Doc Evans
R. G. Redding
Ees
Aes
George L. Naters
Als
F. W. Burnham
Hector, Bg
F. Barnard
J. M. Curri
Nilablk m
J. L. Boardman
D. M. Stearns
Christian Endeavor
Rev
S. H. Doyle
Zion
Jacob
Church of God
Tabernacles
Lord of Hosts
Bible Readings
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