Tabled Again Order for President Reception Expenditure
The common council met with 17 members present. The meeting featured flowers from Moody street school yard and routine business. An order allocating 700 for incidental expenses passed. a 2500 transfer for macadamizing Chapel street to sidewalk repairs was adopted. An order to grant Huntington hall to the Volunteers of America passed. Debate over Salvation Army and Spanish War Veterans needs continued. A loan of 9500 for city farm repairs was laid on the table, then saved from defeat by a 12 to 9 vote to defer action. The council adjourned at 9 05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Moody Street School
Casey
Chapel Street
Huntington Hall
Volunteers of America
Pickering
Worcester
Mr. Worcester
Salvation Army
Pinder
Pincers
Frankie Carpenter Leads S R O in Barrel of Money and Shelter Bay
Frankie Carpenter and her company drew strong audience reactions in Lowell with A Barrel of Money featuring Carpenter as Roxanna and Munroe as Amos Garrison. Neumann, Dunn, Grady and others delivered solid turns while Willard and Egleston added character depth. The troupe’s lively Cowper Mumford and Ebony pickaninny numbers heighten the program as Shelter Bay is set to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Carpenter
Lowell
Miss Carpenter
Roxanna
H. Cornel Munroe
Amos Garrison
Charles Neumann
Harrison Swift
Thomas B. Dunn
Squire Hazlitt
Jere Grady
Hy Hazlitt
Earl P. Adams
Jim Rich
James Cowper
George Augustus Juniper
Warren Cook
James
Margaret Willard
Helen Garrison
Ann Egleston
Amanda
Edward Mumford
Frankie
Shelter Bay
Free to Millions Stomach Health Book Promotes Digestion Cure
A promotional note urges readers to request a small booklet from F. A. Stuart Co. about indigestion causes and remedies. It links digestion to overall health, lists symptoms like headaches and insomnia, and promises a mailed booklet on stomach diseases without a price, simply by sending a postal card with name and address to Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
From Rags to Riches Headline Drama Tonight
Repeatedly praised, tonight features the excellent drama From Rags to Riches as the bill opening at the local theater. The presentation promises strong performances and a vibrant stage production.
Looping the Loop draws big crowd at Academy of Music
The Academy of Music enjoyed another large turnout for Looping the Loop with a matinee for ladies and children. Dave Marion introduced famous New York colored-supplement characters while a dozen chorus girls sang, with encores for every chorus number. The show closes today, followed by Harry Morris and his company with A Night on Broadway for three days, including Friday and Saturday matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Dave Marion
Marion and
Vedder
Tom
Foxy Grandpa
Gaston
Alphonse
Huappy
Mrs. Katzejammer
Lady Bountiful
Tumble Tom
Ben 8. Neff
George B. Hoyt
Andy Barr
Happy Hooligan
Florence E. Evans
Harry Morris
Off the Map Criticism of Assistant Assessors In Polls
Citywide critique targets the assistant assessors for slipshod poll work with 1782 names dropped this year 179 dead and 1603 unaccounted for Ward 1 lacks over 250 names from 1901 lists including 118 in one precinct Republicans suffer heavy losses across most precincts Totals show 1782 names dropped across all wards with varied losses per ward and precinct
Warrant Arrests Man Over Stolen Rugs and Clocks
Victor H J Belle Isle swore a warrant leading to William Grannell being arrested on Bridge street last night by Patrolman Thomas McCloughry for larceny. Grannell claimed he held the three rugs and two clocks for his employer until due pay was received. He was jailed to face Judge Hadley at the municipal court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. J. Belle Isle
Middlesex Street
William Grannell
Bridge Street
Thomas McCloughry
Grannell
Hadley
Auction at Mary F McArdell estate sale ends at 3100 dollars
Yesterday at 92 Mt Washington street the Mary F McArdell estate sale opened at 2000 and rapidly rose to 3100 after brief bidding by Patrick T Brosnan of 38 Second Avenue. Conant sparked the final push with two extra bids of 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. McArdell
Mt. Washington Street
Conant
Patrick T. Brosnan
Second Avenue
Miss Magate Lewis Returns Home From Cambridge Visit
NORTH CHELMSFORD Miss Magate Lewis returns home after spending a week with friends in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magate Lewis
Cambridge
The Story of a Great Horse Cresceus by John McCartney
A 213 page illustrated biography of Cresceus the great trotting horse. It covers his colt days to current years, with owners, handlers, and training notes by George H. Ketcham and an engaging account of his record attempts. Published by Hollenbeck Press Indianapolis Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCartney
Cresceus
George H. Ketcham
Mr. McCartney
Hollenbeck Press
Indianapolis
Ind
McClure's September number surveys Cuban policy and stories
The issue surveys Cuban Reciprocity and the Trusts with William Allen White and L A Coolidge pieces. It profiles Pelee the Destroyer by A F Jaccaci with Varian drawings, includes Emmy Lou stories, The Guest of Honor tale, and multiple short stories. Napoleon Bonaparte leads for boys with Corsica origins in 75 illustrated pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
September McClure
William Allen White
Knox
L. A. Coolidge
Martinique
A. F. Jaccaci
Pelee
George Varian
Venus
Minerva
Mrs. Martin
Emmy Lou
Herman Knickerbocker Vielle
Stewart Edward White
Hamlin Garland
Mary Stewart Cutting
Alice Barber Stevens
Marie van Vorst
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Corsica
Rob
Peter
Abe
Jack Crawford
Patsy Mulligan
Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit
Mich
The Guidon September Lead and Features
In the September Guidon the leading article Farthest North in New Hampshire offers a concise view of the state's northern story. Other pieces include labor profit sharing by Samuel Cabot and Gantt on rewards labor, Stead’s foreign politics sketch, and bios of new English cabinet officials Farthest North tale readers meet Guadalupe romance and illustrations on Catholic Church in Concord and St Francis of Assisi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cabot
H. L. Gantt
W. T. Stead
England
Salisbury
New Hampsare
Concord
St. Francis of Assisi
September Book Buyer Illustrates Noted Literary Works
The September issue of Book Buyer presents scenes from Rich ard Harding Davis stories and Eden Philpotts country tales, plus portraits of leading literary figures. It covers Glimpses of Edgewood and Localities and Scenes of Richard Davis Stories, with essays on Browning as a Tree Lover and The Night Side of London among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harding Davis
Eden Philpotts
Edgewood
Donald G. Mitchell
Arthur Reed Kimball
Richard Davis
James A. F. Archibald
Devon
India
Lida Rose
Consolidated Cook Book offered free by publishers
OO Literary Votes. The Consolidated Cook Book compiles domestic economy recipes and tips from Mrs. Mary J. Lincoln Fannie Merrit Farmer Janet McKenzie Hill Adelaide Keen and Helen Campbell. Send stamp for postage to Little Brown Co Boston for free delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Lincoln
Fannie Merrit Farmer
Janet McKenzie Hill
Adelaide Keen
Helen Campbell
Little, Brown & Co
Boston
Mass
Review of Reviews Highlights American Farm Progress
The September issue analyzes shifts in American social and industrial life with heavy emphasis on farming. It features Cy Warman on farmer migration to Northwest Canada, Clarence H. Matson on Kansas farming conditions, William R. Draper’s 1902 farmer balance sheet, and Henry C. Adames on agricultural prosperity diffusion from the consumer view, plus an illustrated piece on a giant automobile harvester in California grain fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Warman
Canada
Clarence H. Matson
Kansas
William R. Draper
Henry C. Adames
California
Imaginary naval skirmish inspires mock combat poem
In a playful Baltimore American piece Josh Wink riffs on a mock sea battle near Norman's Woe. A 4 30 morning lookout signals action as the imagined clash unfolds with theatrical bravado and tongue in cheek bravado, ending with an invite to drink aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyle
Josh Wink
Baltimore American
Corner Store for Rent and Choice Tenements Nearby
To rent a corner store with meat refrigeration and nearby three room tenements in good repair. Located just off Weatford street near the Northern Depot, $7.00 per month for the store and $11.00 for the choice tenement. H. Elliott, 34 Central Ave, Tel 908-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatford Street
H. Elliott
Central
Wall from Mississippi shields baseball from roes
Mississippi officials push to ban baseball during the picking season to curb the sport amid a local craze among planters. The move cites interference with labor and harvest duties as the primary concern for workers and rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Planters
Bears the Kind You Have Always Bought Bignatore
The fragment mentions Bears the Kind You Have Always Bought and names Bignatore, suggesting a vintage advertisement or product branding phrase. No clear event or fuller context is present in readable text.
Row Over the Silver Plank Was Fierce
Boston Democrats endured a long deadlock over the Kansas City platform at a Reform House meeting. The fight centered on free silver and other Bryan-favored principles, with disputes between Col. William A. Gaston and Charles S. Hamlin shaping the Massachusetts platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere House
Committee On Resolutions
George Fred Williams
Kansas City
Massachusetts
Josiah Quincy
Bryan
East
Quincy
Gaston
Hamlin
Williams
Toto
Commonwealth
New England
Canada
Cuba
Republican Congress
Boston
United States
Three Chicago Doctors Promote Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
The publication features a portrait of a young woman who hopes to persuade other young women that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound can restore health and relieve suffering, promising results as surely as the sun shines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle L. da- Monte
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Mabelle L. LaMonte
E. 31St St
Chicago
Miss LaMonte
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Pinkham Lynn
Mass
Democratic Agenda for Prosperity and Reform
A list outlining policy goals for expanding direct voting, limiting judges, taxing wealth, reducing tariffs, breaking monopolies, owning utilities, eight hour workday, curbing corporate patronage, pursuing honest reciprocity, improving Boston harbor, arbitrate industrial disputes, and enforcing just laws through a reform party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cuba
Boston Harbor
Middlesex Hibernians Elect Officers At County Convention
The Middlesex county Hibernians held a full day convention with three and a half hours of voting. James O'Brien Ashland was chosen president with Cornelius Bowen Somerville as vice president and Daniel Moriarty Malden as treasurer. Other county officers selected were M. T. McMahon Lowell John H. O'Brien Pepperell P. H. Concannon Cambridge and P. J. Mooney Somerville. The next convention will be in Cambridge and thanks were offered to Lowell for hospitality. Mayor Badger’s hoped-for impression of Spindie City appeared realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Hibernians
James O'Brien
Ashland
Cornelius Bowen
Somerville
Daniel Moriarty
Malden
Badger
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City Farm Repair Loan
Common Council
Opera House
Michael Herbert
Washington
Lady Herbert
William Grannall
T. McCloughry
North Chelmsford
Ohe Magazines
McClure's
Guidon
Review of Reviews
Sey
Norman
Bob
Democratic Party
National Party
Nielsen Singing Society
National City Bank of
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Hite
Boston & Maine
Lowell and Lawrence
D. J. Flanders
Gen. Pass
Ticket Agt
Citizen
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