French Church at 25th Anniversary Celebrations in Lowell
The French Congregational church in Lowell marked 25 years with services led by visiting French pastors from New England. Speakers praised French Protestant heritage and urged French Protestants to stay in their churches while supporting English speaking brethren. Local pastors shared stories of faith and thanked English-speaking allies for gospel work.
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Lowell
New England
America
Bowdoin College
Faneuil Hall
Canada
T. St. Aubin
Springfield
Mr. St. Aubin
Cote
Christ
Victor Bigelow
Greatery
Mr. Bigelow
C. W. Huntington
Free to Millions Stomach Diseases Book Offer
An advertising notice promotes a free booklet from F. A. Stuart Co. on stomach digestion and indigestion. It explains how digestion impacts overall health, lists common symptoms, and claims the guide includes diet tips and a digest time table. Send name and address on a postal card to Marshall, Michigan, to receive the booklet.
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F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Celebration Marks 25 Years of French Protestant Church
A 25th anniversary celebration for the French Protestant church highlighted by sermons on the beauty of holiness and Christian courage. Speakers included Rev G E Martin Rev W G Poor and Rev T Clayton Welles praising French influence in American history and the church’s role in religious life. Delegations from multiple French churches attended a reception hosted by Rev and Mrs Cote, with refreshments provided by D L Page Co.
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Sands
G. E. Martin
W. G. Poor
Marquis de Lafayette
Lafayette
Jesus Christ
T. Clayton Welles
Highland Church
Cote
D. L. Page Company
Escapee John J Carter Recaptured After Merrimack River Run
John J Carter aged 18, one of five NH state reformatory escapees, was arrested on Central street by Capt. Kew and jailed. He admitted identity and said he and two others fled to Liverpool aboard a cattle steamer before returning recently. Two other escapees had been captured by Manchester police.
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John J. Carter
New Hampshire State Reformatory
Manchester
Merrimack River
Central Street
Kew
Carter
Liverpool
Corner Store For Rent And Choice Tenements Nearby
To rent a corner store with meat and groceries facilities and a refrigerator for meat. Just off Westford Street with three rooms in good repair near the Northern Depot. Also a choice large sunny tenement at $11.00 per month and other rooms at $7.00. Contact T. H. Elliott at 34 Central St. Te. 908-2.
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Westford Street
T. H. Elliott
Central St. Te
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature
The fragment references a vintage trading label or advertisement phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought and a signature line. No clear person, organization, or event is readable to establish a complete news item.
Mail swindlers ride the endless chain to riches
A Washington Star reprint details post office fraud orders against mail swindlers. It describes the Turf Bureau scam in Cincinnati, the endless chain schemes, and other outfits that prey via circulars. The piece notes the gullibility of educated readers, the ease of starting schemes, and the difficulty of convicting operators who move from block to block. It cites cases in Boston Florida and a humorist example.
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United States
Post Office Department
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
United States Post Office
Rare blue baby linked to persistent heart opening
Physicians at Cincinnati City Hospital study a 19 month old patient with a blue skin tint due to a congenital atrial septal defect that never closed. The abnormal blood flow to the lungs reduces aeration, causing carbonic acid buildup and the characteristic blue coloring.
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Cincinnati City Hospital
Big values in fall waists and skirts at Chris Holmes store
Intellectual retail item notes strong price cuts on fall waists and skirts at Chris Holmes store located on Merrimack Street numbers 124 and 126. Local shoppers see bargains and updated fashion selections.
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Chris Holmes
Merrimack Street
Peck's Bad Boy at Academy of Music Opens Next Week
Large audiences are expected for three performances of Peck's Bad Boy offered by the Academy of Music management. A free matinee is scheduled Monday afternoon with admission free for children only.
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Academy of Music
Theatres Feature Frankie Carpenter in Conn the Shaughraun
A crowded theatre last night enjoyed Frankie Carpenter in Conn the Shaughraun with a full 16-scene presentation and strong cast led by Jere Grady and Warren Cook. The program also promises From Rags to Riches and Romance of Vermont with Leibler Co offerings, and previews Hall Caine’s The Eternal City and The Vinegar Buyer. Miss Josephine Foy leads the featured role in At Valley Forge, a Valley Forge drama rich in historic milieu and mounting anticipation for further national tours.
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Frankie Carpenter
Shaughraun
Warren ‘Cook
Capt. Molineaux
Margaret Willard
Claire Ffolliott
Ann Egleston
O'Kelley
Edward Mumford
James Cowper
Frankie
Vermont
Leibler & Co
Hall Caine
Kyrle Bellew
France
Ezra Kendall
Herbert Hall Winslow
Harriet Ford
James O'Neill
Eleanora Duse
Liebler & Co
The
Opera House
Valley Forge
Janice Meredith
Trenton
Josephine Foy
Night on Broadway charms Lowell with Morris lead
The Academy of Music presents A Night on Broadway starring Harry Morris as Henry Flieder in a two act farce filled with mistaken hats, Broadway escapades, and a lively supporting cast led by Alice Porter Nellie Fenton Carl Anderson Mildred Stoller and others. The show drew a large crowd, opened SRO, and promises further performances this afternoon and tomorrow.
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Dempsey
Academy of Music
Broadway
Harry Morris
Henry Flieder
Flieder
New York City
Mr. Flieder
la Miranda
Fred Bird
Lowell
Mr. Morris
Alice Porter
Martha
Nellie Fenton
Emma
Carl Anderson
Mildred Stoller
Tony Astor
Judge E. Miller
Carrie Weber
Georgie Carlisle
Vassar
Harry Emerson
John
Ed Brennan
Edward Miller
Miss Stoller
Miss Webber
Frank Emerson
Ancient Rome in Fiction and the Change in Perception
The London Times essay argues that forty years of historical study have dissolved reverence for classical figures. Romans are seen as flawed humans, shifting fiction toward realistic portrayal. Greek history remains less used, while Latin Rome offers rich material for novels set against imperial society and early Christianity.
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Cicero
Sophocles
Tiberius
Caligula
Pompeius
Temple
Jerusalem
Rawdon Crawley
Acropolis
Rome
Italy
Tacitus
Juvenal
London Times
The Pope and the Friars Debate on Spanish Mission
A Beeton Pilot excerpt argues the papal stance favors elimination of Spanish friars while praising their bravery. It contrasts Irish priesthood loyalty to England with Filipino resistance to Spanish rule and calls for English-speaking friars aligned with American non interference in church matters.
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Spain
Ireland
England
Literary notices from Boston on stage memoirs and new novels
The Lothrop Publishing Co announces Clara Morris stage confidences a memoir guiding aspirants with humorous theater tales and advice. Scribners previews modern fire apparatus Italy travel and new novels from Carling Mitchell Remington and McClure first novel series with The Ragged Edge.
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Lothrop Publishing Company
Boston
Clara Morris
Miss Morris
McClure, Phillips & Co
John T. McIntyre
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T. G. A. Cote
Provost
Torrington
Conn
Fernch
Ken
New Hampshire Reformatory
Charles R. Flint
Arrow
Viper
India
Department
Dodge
Florida
Hungry Joe's
Washington Star
Pope
Literary Hotel
Bailey Millard
San Francisco Examiner
Pacific Coast
Millard
Edwin Markham
Scribner's
P. G. Hubert, Jr
Europe
Hartford
Pittsburg
Kansas City
San Francisco
the Scribners
Katherine Hooker
Lombardy
Milan
Florence
Abruzzi
Apennines
Adriatic
Venice
Frederick, Isham
Life Publishing Company
Helen Hunt Jackson
California
Missions
Henry Sandham
Little, Brown & Co
Little, Brown & Company
John R. Carling
Dalmatia
Slavowitz
Czernowa
Barbara
Duke of
Bora
Russia
J. A. Mitchell
Lory
Amos Judd
Frederic Remington
Scribner
Remington
Life
Gibson
H. W. Boynton
Atlantic Monthly
Boynton
Scribners
Westminster Parish
London
W. Sanday
D. D
Christchurch
Oxford
F. G. Keynon
British Museum
F. C. Burkitt
Trinity College
Cambridge
F. H. Chase
Queen's College
A. C. Headlam
Welwyn
J. H. Bersnard
Dublin
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