Lowell Daily Courier Archives, Sep 24, 1902, p. 10

September Daylight Times and Moonrise Details

September daylight times provide sun rise at 5.33 and sun set at 5.40 with length of day 12.07. Moon rise is at 10.54 p m. These specifics reflect standard newspaper style for daily astronomical data.

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Merrimack Paving Co seeks 35 local workers at Kirk street works

Local job call from Merrimack Paving Co invites 35 good workers to inquire at Kirk street works. A free demonstration of the Eastman Developing machine runs this afternoon from 2 to 6 at New England Optical Co, 232 Merrimack street. Also notice ads for Chamberlains tablets and Miss Katharine Devoll teaching etiquette and dancing in October at Burbank hall.

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Piel Arlington Hotel American House Blatz Beer Grover’s Boston & Northern Railroad Merrimack Square Merrimack Paving Co Kirk Street Eastman New England Optical Co Merrimack Street Mark M. Pease Hampton Beach Immanuel Baptist Church Blossom Street Board of Health Chamberlain Katharine Devoll Burbank Hall Devoll

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Mrs Fay Caul to Spend Winter in New York City

Mrs. Chas. Fay Caul of Malone New York has been visiting her sister Mrs. Burke and left Monday for New York City where she plans to spend the winter. Mrs Ed Burlinson who met an accident while visiting her nephew Lester Fralick of North Chelmsford has recovered and returned home. Mrs Frank Stuart and her son Charles are vacationing with friends and relatives at Aylesford Nova Scotia.

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Chas. Fay Caul Malone N. Y Burke New York City Ed. Burlinson Lester Fralick North Chelmsford South Whipple Street Frank Stuart Charles Aylesford N. 5

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Welcome to the Lowell Christian Fraternity at Paige Street

Rev. T Clayton Welles of Highland Congregational with a church delegation attended a prayer meeting at First Free Will Baptist in Paige Street to extend a welcome to Rev. Mr Martin the new pastor. Deacon Wallace of Highland Congregational long a regular attendee at First Free Will added significance to the greeting.

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T. Clayton Welles Highland Congregational Church First Free Will Baptist Church Paige Street Mr. Martin Christian Fraternity of Lowell Wallace First Free Will Church

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Licenses Granted and Revocation Noted

Licenses granted to Regina Oliver at 1 Elm and Chapel streets Isore Stacy at 173 Fletcher Street Alfred J Prescott at 1637 Middlesex Street Hawker and pedlar licenses issued to Claude A Bell Tyngsboro Garabad Astorian Dracut Lawrence E Lynch Tewksbury Arthur R Marshall Tyngsboro Nelson L Tuttle and Son Westford The common victualler license of Mrs McConnell at 173 Fletcher Street was revoked.

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Common _victualler Regina Oliver Elm and Chapel Streets Isore Stacy Fletcher Street Pool Alfred J. Prescott Middlesex Street Hawker Claude A. Bell Tyngsboro Garabad Astorian Dracut Lawrence E. Lynch Tewksbury Arthur R. Marshall Nelson L. Tuttle & Son Westford Mrs. McConnell

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Reward Offered for Poisoning Prentiss Webster’s Dog

Mr and Mrs Frank M Merrill offer a $100 reward through the police for the detection of the person who poisoned Mrs Prentiss Webster s fine St Bernard dog. The dog was in the Merrill yard about ten minutes before the incident was reported.

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Frank M. Merrill

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Devotional Meeting of Ww C T U Held Sept 25

The devotional meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will occur Thursday at 3 p.m. in rooms at 145 Merrimack Street. All women are cordially invited to attend.

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Merrimack Street

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Grape-Nuts Credited by Nurse for Health Recovery

Mrs. Charlotte Frank of Covington Kentucky, a professional nurse, says Grape-Nuts kept her at her post during illness after ten weeks of strain. She cites improved sleep and strength, a thinned son gaining weight, and similar results in other families including a sick Cincinnati child and a mother and child returning from England with four boxes of the cereal.

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Charlotte Frank Covington Cincinnati England

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Reading A Republican Stronghold Pushes Grimes For Senator

A Lowell and Reading political appeal argues for Grimes as the candidate for the sixth district. It cites Grimes as an experienced legislator and Reading affinity with manufacturing, finance, and local societies, claiming Boston affiliations are overstated. It urges Reading’s record in votes, governor support, and past Republican majorities to justify nominating Grimes at the caucuses.

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Reading First National Bank of Fletcher Grimes Boston Crane Middlesex Lowell Congress Westford Senate

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Precinct Officers Named by Mayor for Coming Election

Aldermen heard Mayor Badger announce Republican precinct officers for Ward One through Five across three precincts each. Appointments include clerks like Horace Hanson and Clarence Dana, numerous inspectors and deputies across all wards, with multiple names listed for each precinct. The lengthy roll covers Ward One to Ward Five precincts, detailing clerk, inspectors, and deputy assignments.

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Badger

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Ward Eight Precinct Personnel List for Election Clerks

Detailed roster for Ward Eight precincts lists clerks inspectors and deputies across Precincts One Two and Three including names such as Wallace G Parker Ernest G Dumas George Campbell and Mark Adams with multiple assistants and deputies named throughout the document. It provides full names for officials serving as clerks inspectors and deputies in each precinct.

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Precinct Officials Named Across Three Wards

Precinct One Warden James H Corcoran and inspectors Jos F Burns Peter Gallagher and Frank J Mullin with deputies John J Duffy Patrick Dolan and Joseph E Corcoran. Precinct Two Warden James Fleming with inspectors James F Farrell Joseph Callagher Patrick F W McCarthy and deputies Philip Dawson Cormick Kiernan John Conroy John Evans. Precinct Three Warden Hugh F Courtney with inspectors William J Forbes Charles E McKenna Thomas Harrington Jr and deputies William J Pendergast Thomas F Dunlavey James A Burns James E Early.

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Jas. H. Corcoran Jos. F. Burns Peter Gallagher Frank J. Mullin John J. Duffy Patrick Dolan Joseph E. Corcoran James Fleming James F. Farrell Joseph Callagher Patrick F. W. McCarthy Philip Dawson Cormick Kiernan John Conroy John Evans Hugh F. Courtney William J. Forbes Charles E. McKenna Thomas Harrington, Jr William J. Pendergast Thomas F. Dunlavey James A. Burns James E. Early Jos. E. Rock Charles F. White James T. Riley Charles E. Walsh Alfred T. Grant James H. Mullen Joseph E. Normandy Charles A. Harrington Frank P. Flanagan George F. Grant Stephen F. Monahan Frank A. Gilroy John G. McCluskey Daniel Farrell John J. Riley Patrick Ward Daniel J. Leary William H. Mullen Thomas P. Donahue James J. Mulcahey John Collins George Normandy John J. Kane Edward J. Lyden Michael McMullen John J. Gallagher Owen Brennan Thomas McNamara Daniel J. Higgins George F. Burns Jeremiah McGlinchey Charles H. Gahagan John J. Magee William F. Hunt Dennis Donohue Robert Busby Edward F. Cunningham George F. Cunningham Thomas W. Daly, Jr Augustus P. Slattery Michael E. Carey P. H. Callahan Jas A. Ready Michael F. Manning John H. Burns Thomas Salmon Neil Murphy John J. Mahoney James Reynolds William H. Gallagher William Woods Joseph F. Guyette William J. Smith Richard Blinkhorn John Doherty Patrick Y. Gallagher James Dolan James J. McCausland John Downing Thomas J Henry Jos H. Morris John F. Enright Thomas F. Lynch William M. Barrett Joseph A. Keefe Thomas Savage Henry Carpenter John F. Allen Dennis J. Crowley Jeremiah J. Hayes Michael S. Donovan David W. Boyle Michael J. Dinneen James M. Hickey Thomas F. Maguire John F. Holland Michael J Sullivan John D. O'Hearn John J. McManmon John E. Lynch Philip P. Brown John Halloran Michael Brown William F. Dempsey John M. Farrell Patrick J. Winn Patrick J. Spencer Thomas W. Doyle Frank A. Boyle Edward T. Murphy Bart Scannell, Jr Frank P. Curry John Perry James Donovan Henry 8. Morgan James F. Grady John J. Morrissey John C. Crotty Michael J. McCarthy Daniel J. Moran Michael H. Rogers George Monrose James Mines James H. Cronin John Gleason Wesley Sawyer Walter F. McLaughlin Joseph T. Crowley Francis T. King Edward L. Redmond John F. McOsker Martin F. Welch Jas. P. Devlin John McSorley Michael O'Hagan John W. Thompson Edward Burns John B. Boulger William Cogge Frank J. McKenna Arthur F. McQuade Lawrence Farley, Jr Patrick H. Duggan John F. Collins Cyrus R. Bassett John F. Connolly William J. Heelon William Sullivan James J. Quinn John H. Cuff Frank J. Danahy Matthew McDermott

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Precinct One Officials Appointed in Local Election

Precinct One appoints Warden William Hunt along with inspectors Andrew Roark Thomas A. Hall and Michael P. Dacey with deputies including John to oversee polling duties and ensure orderly operations at the local election site.

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Precinct One Wm. Hunt Andrew Roark Thomas A. Hall Michael P. Dacey John

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City Wardens and Inspectors List by Precincts

Long roster of wardens inspectors and deputies across precincts One and Two through Ward Seven, detailing names such as J Danahey, William H Danahey, J F Riley, James J Quinn, and many others, with multiple wards. The document catalogs administrative personnel assigned to police or precinct duties across numerous precincts.

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Dress Goods Counter Appeals for Your Approval

An ad urging shoppers to investigate at Cook Taylor & Co dress goods counter on Central Street promises hidden good things in store. The message emphasizes not knowing what awaits until you pause to look.

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Cook, Taylor & Co Central Street

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Auction of Bateman estate furniture in Lowell sale

J. E. Conant & Co of Lowell announces an absolute auction on Wednesday October 1 1902 at 3 PM for the A P Bateman estate at 186 Smith Street and its furniture. The premises overlook Smith Street opposite Horn Street and will be sold regardless of weather and past cost to the highest bidder under easy terms.

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A. P. Bateman Smith Street Horn Street Samuel Horn

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Fine House and Stable Auction Offer in Prime Ground

Auction listing for a modern eleven room house with large stable, carriage house, and 12 533 square feet of land. Describes heated interiors, granite wall, lawn, and mature maples with open inspection after 10 am. Real estate may carry mortgage option up to 75 percent, with $500 deposit required upon strike. furniture to be paid in cash.

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Archit Victor

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Hit the Cheatres at the Opera House this weekend

At Valley Forge a romantic play of colonial era offers matinee and evening shows today and tomorrow night. The production, praised for staging and cast led by Miss Josephine Foy, recalls classic romance with vivid scenery and strong heart themes. Lewis Morrison's Faust returns Friday and Saturday with elaborate sets and effects.

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Valley Forge Anthony Hope D’emery George the Third England Messrs. Hayes & Co Josephine Foy Lewis Morrison Faust Marguerite Mephisto

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Peck's Bad Boy Ends at Academy of Music This Afternoon

Concluding performances of Peck's Bad Boy take place at the Academy of Music this afternoon and evening. The boy and his associates delight with strong humor and satisfaction. A matinee for women and children is at 1:30 with 10 and 20 cent admission. the final show is tonight.

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Peck Bad Boy Academy of Music

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Weather Strips Cut Fuel Bills This Winter

J. B. Goodwin offers weather strips for doors and windows. Wording hinges on groove and tongue design, guaranteed to keep out cold. Prospective buyers urged to call and say weather strips to reduce fuel costs this season.

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J. B. Goodwin

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Local Coal House Offers Limited Stock to Lowell Buyers

Stanley & Co informs Lowell customers they have only a few tons of coal left and will not ship outside the city unless the local buyer agrees to purchase. The letter, dated from Moody and Thorndike streets, requests a reply with terms. Coal yards are located at Moody and Meadowcroft streets.

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Consumer Lowell Stanley & CO Moody & Thorndike Moody and Meadowcroft

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Street Railway Changes Start September 24 1902

Beginning Wednesday September 24 1902 the winter schedule affects the Lowell Nashua line. Cars depart Lowell hourly from 6 45 a m to 9 45 p m and 10 15 p m while Nashua trains leave at 6 30 a m and hourly until 10 30 p m. Saturday 80 minute intervals continue and Sunday service remains every 80 minutes.

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Lowell Nashua

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Local News Dealer Credits John's Medicine Cure

L P Richardson a Roxbury news dealer at 29883 Washington Street says his health returned after severe colds and credits John's Medicine with saving him from pneumonia. He urges others with throat and lung troubles to try the old prescription.

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L. P. Richardson Washington Street Roxbury

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Welcome to the Lowell Christian Fraternity at Paige Street

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Licenses Granted and Revocation Noted

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Reward Offered for Poisoning Prentiss Webster’s Dog

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Devotional Meeting of Ww C T U Held Sept 25

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Grape-Nuts Credited by Nurse for Health Recovery

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Reading A Republican Stronghold Pushes Grimes For Senator

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Precinct Officers Named by Mayor for Coming Election

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Ward Eight Precinct Personnel List for Election Clerks

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Precinct One Officials Appointed in Local Election

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City Wardens and Inspectors List by Precincts

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Auction of Bateman estate furniture in Lowell sale

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Fine House and Stable Auction Offer in Prime Ground

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Hit the Cheatres at the Opera House this weekend

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Peck's Bad Boy Ends at Academy of Music This Afternoon

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Weather Strips Cut Fuel Bills This Winter

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Local Coal House Offers Limited Stock to Lowell Buyers

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Street Railway Changes Start September 24 1902

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