Quarter Century of Christian Work Celebrated in Lowell
Dr. Greene extols Mr Cotewell and the church's 25 years of service. He praises small churches as honey bees delivering health and urges Bible grounding to sustain work. Rev. Coit notes French and American Americans are one people and cites high confessional growth among French members. Celebration continues with more speakers tonight and tomorrow.
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Cntirenes
Dr. Greene
Lowell
Cotewell
Idliot
Joshua Coit
D. D
Boston
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
Cote
Coit
A. Bouteiller
Mae Maxfield Found After Disappearance in Providence
Mae Maxfield who vanished from the railroad station in Providence on her way home from Brooklyn last Tuesday has been found by her father Charles H. Maxfield in Belfast Maine. He says she is all right and declines to reveal her location.
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Belfast
Mae Maxfield
Providence
R. C
Brooklyn
Charles H. Maxfield
Christian Scientists Seek Supreme Court Review after Charter Refusal
In Philadelphia on September 16 Judge Arnold refused a charter for a Christian Science church citing a dual purpose as both a place of worship and a business selling Mrs Mary Baker Eddy's book The group said it would appeal to the state Supreme Court to challenge the decision and pursue the case further.
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Phiadelphia
Arnold
Common Pleas Court
Mary Baker Eddy
Supreme Court of the State
Siam Crown Prince Arrives in Copenhagen For Dinner
Crown Prince Chawla Maha Vajira vudh arrived in Copenhagen as King Christian hosted a dinner in his honor. He sails from Southampton October 3 for New York to meet President Roosevelt, then travels on a two months American tour before visiting Japan and returning home.
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Copenhagen
Crown Prince
Siam
Chawla Maha Vajiravudh
Christian
Southampton
New York
Roosevelt
America
Japan
Miss Alice Roosevelt Returns to Sagamore Hill
Miss Alice Roosevelt arrived in Oyster Bay this afternoon from her summer vacation and drove to Sagamore Hill. She will stay there for some time before departing to Washington.
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Oyster Bay
Alice Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Washington
Cotton for Europe Embarks from Boston Port
Boston ships begin cotton exports to Europe with the Ivernia loading 2200 bales today and the Merion set to depart tomorrow with 1600 bales aboard.
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Boston
Europe
Ivernia
Soderquest Pleads Guilty in Boston Assault Case
In Suffolk superior court John C. L. Soderquest known as Jack the Slugger of Boston and Brookline pleaded guilty to assault with intent to murder Eva Crockett in the Natural History Society rooms on Aug 30. Crockett testified to the brutal attack, describing being crushed to the floor and left semiconscious. The maximum penalty is 10 years. another similar charge in Brookline looms. Sentencing set for one week hence. numerous witnesses spoke to Soderquest's good character.
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Boston
John C. L. Soderquest
Jack the Slugger
Brookline
Suffolk Superior Court
Eva Crockett
Natural History Society
Soderquest
Miss Crockett
Wilson and Smith
Nova Scotia
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad Claims Quick Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a universal cure for back pain and kidney ills from simple aches to diabetes. It cites a testimonial from D C Hill of 246 Aiken Avenue, delivery clerk, who reports pain relief after using a box from Ellingwood & Co. and notes no recurrence. Sold for 50 cents per box by all dealers. TFoster Milburn Co Buffalo NY handles United States agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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D. C. Hill
Aiken Avenue
H. W. Lock
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Doan
Tfoster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Soderquest Awaits Doom as Bail Denied for Pending Sentence
After trial sessions ended, Soderquest faces awaiting doom in jail as he cannot raise the bail required to secure release before sentencing. The note indicates traditional time for sentences follows the cessation of daily trial matters.
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Soderquest
Republican Club Dinner in Symphony Hall Boston
The Massachusetts Republican club sets its annual dinner for October 8 in Symphony Hall Boston with two star speakers Secretary of War Elihu Root and Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw. Root to discuss the Philippines and foreign affairs Shaw to address trusts. President Eben S Draper will preside. Tickets for members advance to October 1 then open to the public. Dinner at 6 speaking at 7. Hall seats about 1200 with two balcony tickets per dinner ticket and numbered seat coupons to speed seating. A band will provide music and seating arrangements change to avoid delays.
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Boston
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Symphony Hall
Elihu Root
Eben S. Draper
Maine Woman's Christian Temperance Union opens 28th annual convention
Delegates from across Maine attend the opening session in Waterville at the Unitarian church. Mrs. L M N Stevens of Portland, the federation president, urges against re submission arguing it would waste time and money amid strong liquor interests and a state still upholding its prohibitory constitution.
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Waterville
Maine Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Unitarian Church
L. M. N. Stevens
Portland
Maine
A Swell Wedding Planned in Newport
Miss Estelle De Laussat Willoughby entertained bridemaids, the best man, and ushers at a villa dinner on Haldon Hill. Tomorrow she marries Clayton Albert Dix of Philadelphia in Trinity church, with 500 invitations and 250 guests expected for the wedding breakfast and reception. The gifts collection includes several hundred pieces from a renowned Philadelphia family.
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Newport
R. I
Estelle de Laussat Willoughby
Haldon Hill
Clayton Albert Dixon
Philadelphia
Trinity Church
Grand Duke Boris Bids Newport Farewell Before Voyage
Grand Duke Boris said goodbye to Newport today ahead of departure with his suite for New York. Activities included a motor ride with Mrs. Goelet, a luncheon hosted by Mrs. William Paye Thompson, and farewell calls and a dinner at Ochre Court. He will sail on the Cherokee with Cornelius Vanderbilt and party, then board the liner to Pagis for a long stay.
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Newport
R. I
Grand Duke
Boris
New York
Goelet
William Payie Thompson
Ogden Goelet
Ochre Court
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Miss Goelet
Pagis
Martial law repealed in Cape Colony
Cape Town reports Sir John Gordon Sprigg announced in the House of Assembly and Government Gazette the repeal of martial law and the proclamation of the peace preservation act. It empowers the government to control possession importation and registration of all arms and ammunition.
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Cape Town
John Gordon Sprigg
House of Assembly
Big Wolf Drive Planned Near Memphis and Piggott
A special to the Scimitar from Piggott Arkansas reports arrangements for a large wolf drive next Monday with participation by all residents. The wolves have destroyed hogs in surrounding country decimated poultry and invaded town suburbs.
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Memphis
Tenn
Piggott
Ark
Extra Wide Print Remnants From Mill Sale
New stock arrives from the mill offering 10 cases of extra wide print remnants in dark grounds with blues reds and black and new white figures. Each case yields 2 to 10 yards of good quality 32 inch fabric, ideal for wrappers and large comforters at lower prices per yard than rival prints. Basement. A. G. Pollard & Co.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Thompson Hardware opens new fireplace goods line
The Thompson Hardware Co introduces a full line of new and beautiful fireplace goods. Piel Beer Arlington hosted the event and showcased the collection with local shoppers in attendance.
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The
Thompson Hardware Co
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Lowell Business College
Gregg System
Smith and Remingtons
Albert C. Blaisdell
Prin
Lowell Textile School
Wm. W. Crosby
Mass
Miss Hard’s
Shorthand
Hildreth Building
Lane Street
Lucy E. Spencer
Grove St
Josephing M. Ockington
Prescott Hall
Runels
Lowell Conservatory OF Music
Appleton Street
Isabelle Willey
Elizabeth E. Spofford
Foster Street
Effie L. Palmer
Sbriglia Method Studio
Swan Bidg
Helen C. Taylor
Harmon
Warwick Street
Miss Woops
James W. Hill
Phillip Leschetisky
Swan Building
Central St
Frederick H. Haywood
Fifth Street
Edward Everett Adams
Fellows Temple St
Middlesex Street
W. A. Knight
Berkley Temple
S. Rondeau
M. A
St. Hyacinthe, P. Q
James A. O'Connor
Prince OF
Miss Roosevelt
Mr. Sughrue
John L. Soderquest
Lowell Peo
Republican Club
Root and Shaw
Maine Society
Dixon-Willoughby
Cape Colony
Piel Beer
Arlington
Srouru
Beecham
Thomas Beecham
St. Mierens
Eng
Canal St
Newark
Thompson Hardware
Merrimack Street
Caleb L. Smith
Boston Ranch Grocery
Middlesex St
Goodwin
J. B. Goodwin
Thorndike Street
Aauy Brothers
Warren Street
P.f.dewine
Optician
GEO
G. Rogers
Merrimack Streby
W. C. Hinckley
Electrician
Middle Street
Lowell Opera House
Frankie Carpenter
Jere
Ing Ee
Bayaughraun
Harry Morris
Broadway
Henry Flieder
Tremont Theatre
MR. Torn
Newton
Lexington and
Boston St. Ry. Co
Minute Men
Paul Recovere
Lexington and Concord
Merrimack Square
Sullivan Sq
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
Lexington
Mechanics Building
Niagara Falls
Adies
Young’s
Hildreth
Jewels
King Arthur
Pillsbury
G. G. Flex As
Wm. Nichols & C
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