Eben T Adams Wins Seventh District Democratic Nomination
Eben T Adams of Chelmsford wins the nomination for senator at the seventh district Democratic convention in Huntington Hall Lowell. McVey and Hunt split votes on informal ballots before Adams secured the nomination, with Davis issuing support and committee appointments announced. The event closes with remarks on Adams as a clean candidate and prospects for election.
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Adams
Chelmsford
Eben T. Adams
Huntington Hall
Edward D. McVey
Joseph F. Dawson
James A. Sullivan
Andrew Pendergast
William Forbes
William Dunn
Peter F. Brady
John J. O'Connell
John McCann
Robert J. Crowley
James H. Gray
Lowell
John McManimon
John Sweney
Dracut
James McDonald
John IF. Murphy
John L. Hunt
Jeremiah Murphy
Mr. Mc- Vey
Mr. Adams
Mr. Hunt
Mc- Vey
Friends
Gardner W. Pearson
State Central Committee
Hunt
Jeremiah F. Murphy
Joseph H. Callahan
John G. Gordon
James Lawley
Charles E. Clark
Eugene G. Shay
John Sweeney
James P. Dunigan
Carrie Nation Sparks Hisses At Highland Church
Carrie Nation spoke in Huntington hall prompting protest and laughter as she urged prohibition against liquor. The crowd packed Highland church overflowing into the vestibule with some on the stairs and several hissed when she denounced Roosevelt as a beer buzzing Dutch man. Nation defiantly urged the audience to rise and prove their support.
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Highland M. E
Kansas
Carrie Nation
Highland Church
Huntington Hall
William McKinley
Roosevelt
Percy
Contention Sparks Across Pages Patrol ContinuesN9
Readers hear a heated taunt accusing opponents of cowardice and cowardly behavior. The message ends with a directive to continue on page nine, signaling a fragmented issue relying on subsequent coverage.
Theatres Morrison's Faust farewell with Mephisto noted
The Morrison Theatre company presented Faust last night with Geo S Trimble as Mephisto in a strong performance. Casts including Charles Saxon Faust and John A Rose Valentine drew praise for dramatic handling and realistic death scenes. Marie Vinson Marguerite Addie Farwell Martha and the chorus plus Brocken scene lighting impressed audiences. The last performances of Faust in Utica are billed today and tomorrow, followed by Mildred Holland’s return engagement at the Lowell Opera House.
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Mr. Morrison
Goethe
Mephisto
Mr. Trimble
Marguerite
Nuremburg
Addie Farwell
Martha
William H. Raymond
Stebel
F. Elliot Jenkins
George Leon
Faust
Florence Brooks
Coprano
Willam H. Raymond
Charles Saxon
Edith Benson
F. Elliot Jenking
Onn A. Rose
Kyrle Eleison
Morrison
Brocken
Brocken Grotto
Mildred Holland
Lowell Opera House
Utica Daily Press
Misa Holland
Utica
Holland
Jolly Grass Widows Close Run at Academy of Music
This afternoon and evening the closing performance of The Jolly Grass Widows will be at the Academy of Music Lowell. Manager Dempsey endorses the company as among the season's best and hints at a possible return engagement due to strong local interest. Sheridan Holmes arrives Monday with The King of Tramps, a strong prospect given his long stage career and a capable company.
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Academy of Music
Lowell
Dempsey
Sheridan Holmes
Holmes
King of Tramps
Casto Theatre to Reopen Under Haynes in October
Manager Al Haynes who leased the Savoy theatre last spring plans a Casto reopening on Monday October 6. A Fall River testimonial credits Haynes with five years of popular family entertainment focusing on ladies and children, reflecting a high standard for the new venture endorsed by city officials and local editors.
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al. Haynes
Savoy Theatre
Casto
Fall River
Haynes
Casto Theatre
George Grime
William C. Bates
A. B. Brayton
J. J. McDonough
Wm. S. Greene
Congress
George A. Ballard
Rufus B Hilliard
William C. Davos
C. Coees
St. Mary's Church
I. Emery
Tremont Theatre Opens Four-Week Grand Opera Festival
Boston's Tremont theatre launches a four week grand opera festival in English under Henry W. Savage with Verdi Il Trovatore and Gounod Faust. Audiences filled the house both performances as principals Norwood Bennison Ivell Dufre and a strong male quartet and chorus drew praise. Next week Lohengrin on select nights and The Bohemian Girl midweek.
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Tremont Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Gounod
Tremont
Boston
Norwood
Leonora
Trovatore
Bennieyson
Marguerite
Faust
Ivell
Sheehan
D'Aubigne
Goff
Paul
Boyle
Coombs
Savage
Proper Treatment for a Sprained Ankle
A sprained ankle can recover faster with prompt treatment. The article notes that many cases cured quickly when chambergnae im is promptly applied, often in less than a week or even three days, rather than weeks or months of hobbling on crutches. Sold by all druggists.
A WORK FOR RELIGION Sunday School Lesson Review
A historical lesson summary lists Bible lessons from manna to Moses with golden texts. It outlines duties to God and neighbors, worship, tabernacle, Nadab and Abihu, journeys to Canaan, spies, the brazen serpent, the prophet Moses, loving and obeying God, and the final Moses testimony, tying all to Christ as fulfillment and believer's promise.
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American Press Association
Egypt
Andor
Tabernacle
Jesus
God
Abihu
Cain
Canaan
Moses
Isaac
John Wi
Sussex
Rome
Christ
Ixsson
Cheerful Missionary Heroes Stir Faithful Seven Churches
The weekly Christian Endeavor lesson commends missionary heroes from Paul onward, urging cheerful endurance amid adversity. It highlights shipwrecks, martyrdom, and bold labors in Africa, China, Japan, and the South Seas, stressing the worldwide church’s mission and the call to serve God with modern methods.
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Christ
Paul
Utfilas
Germany
Augustine
England
St. Patrick
Ireland
Judson
Livingstone
Moffat
A Carey
Paton
New Hebrides
Christian Church
Jesus
Apostle
Africa
China
Japan
In Christ we are new creatures we are Christians
The Universalist Leader notes that true Christian living comes from inner moral reform and love of purity. It emphasizes transformation of heart, disciplined nurture, and patient effort by skilled workers of faith to develop deep Christian principles and holy living.
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Universaliat
Harvard
Lowell
Treasure House of Wisdom in God’s Light
A devotional reflection asserts that human knowledge is limited while God holds vast treasures of wisdom. Christ guards the keys, and at His will He unveils truth, bestowing grace and joy on believers as His countenance shines and clears the veil from their eyes.
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God
Chris
Growth in Christian Endeavor Societies Worldwide
General Secretary John Willis Baer reports 44,082 societies in the United States and 18,140 abroad, totaling 62,192 worldwide. The past year shows substantial growth with new societies formed including twenty in Persia and three in Manila, while the Philadelphia union adds thirty-nine new societies.
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John Willis Baer
United Society of Christian Endeavor
United States
Christian Endeavor
Persia
Manila
Philadelphia
Middlesex County Dracut Construction Updates
In Phineas street J Bouchet nears completion on a new house while Henry T Wheeler builds a cottage on Hildreth street. Frank I Hill uses the town's first corn harvesting machine. Fred Bassett shingling Charles Welsh and repairing George H Stevens barn. Road Surveyor George Heland finishes a new drain on Dinley street and Bassett fences it. George G Holt's new Collinsville house and store is done with 21 upstairs lodger rooms.
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J. Bouchet
Phineas Street
Henry T. Wheeler
Hildreth Street
Frank I. Hill
Fred Bassett
Charles Welsh
Sladen Street
George H. Stevens
George Heland
Dinley Street
Surprise party honors George R. Pope in North Chelmsford
In North Chelmsford, about thirty youths joined Mr. and Mrs. George R. Pope for a Thursday party with vocal and instrumental selections and refreshments. Frank Munyon presented a money gift on behalf of Pope’s friends, and Mr. Pope gave thanks. Later, dancing followed as the evening ended.
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George R. Pope
Frank Munyon
Drawing
Jack
First St Brigids Parish Reunion Honors Rev Fr Kavanagh
The first annual reunion of St Brigids parish was held Thursday evening in Lexington town hall. The event celebrated Rev Fr P J Kavanaugh's return from a European tour as more than 200 people attended to welcome their pastor. The early program featured a musical sequence.
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St. Brigid's Parish
P. J. Kavanagh
Grand March Begins At 10 For Charity Ball
The event featured participants Miss Frizelle Mr Montague and Mr Stan kard with the grand march led by M J Manley and Miss Mary McCarthy. Supper at 10 30 followed by dancing until 2. Rev Fr J P Fennessy supervised with committees chaired by C 8 Ryan J H Kane J F Welsh Mrs Timothy McCarthy and Henry McCaffrey. Manley as floor director aided by Ryan Collins Hinchey Leary Moakley McCarthy H Collins Hurley and Fred Spencer.
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J. F. Welsh
Timothy McCarthy
Henry McCaffrey
M. J. Manley
J. P. Ryan
D. B. Collins
D. Hinchey
Daniel Leary
William Moakley
J. F. McCarthy
D. H. Collins
J. F. Hurley
Fred Spencer
Broadcloth Remnants at 79 Cents Per Yard
A. G. Pollard & Co offers a new lot of pure wool broadcloth remnants in double width. Colors and black suitable for suits jackets skirts capes and golf vests. Yardage ranges from six yards and under with regular value of 1.25, now 78 cents per yard in the sale department.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Corner Store for Rent with Refrigeration Near Depot
TO RENT A Corner Store with meat and groceries potential and a meat refrigerator. Just off Westford street in well kept three room tenements near the Northern Depot. Choley tenement large and sightly offered at $11.00 per month. Elliott, Central 8t Tel.
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Westford Street
Choley
Elliott
Ms Central
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