Propeller Minneapolis Wrecked in Mackinaw Straits
The Minneapolis propeller left Chicago at noon Sunday and is believed wreckage will wash ashore as last night’s gale battered the Straits of Mackinaw. Fire destroyed Caxonp New Hampshire Page Beltig works one mile from here this afternoon, hampering fire department with limited water. City lands and buildings committee votes on a 21000 loan for Pope fire station extension city font addition and Fletcher street ward room with debate over how to present the resolutions. National convention news and local society notices fill the page.
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Propelier
Minneapolis
Concord
N. H
P.M
Pope fire station
city font
Fletcher street
Westall
opinon
Daniap
Councilziga
O’Connormos
ColgellimanjO
Waa
city farm
Abe loss? Rat and 24h Gochexn report
Fragmentary text mentions Abe los, rat and 24h Gochexn, unclear events or names. No clear entities or actions to confirm.
Mission Sermon at St Patrick s Church Prompts Doomsday Warning
Rev Fr O Donoghue preached a fervent mission sermon on final judgment at St Patrick s Church. He warned sinners will be exposed before angels and men and described the last trumpet, resurrection, and the fates of the righteous and the wicked. Funeral notices for Parker Campbell McMahon follow with interments at Edson and Catholic cemeteries.
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Helds
hell
Benjamin F. “Parker
Hlavérhits
Edson
Court
Bargaret Campbell
Church street
John’ Gibson
Frank Gilchrist
Andrew Devine
Harry Geddis
Edson cemetery
Centralville
Winter street
St. Peter
Humane Society March Report Highlights Child Harm and Animal Abuse
Agent J F Drury logs 79 total cases including 16 neglected children 10 abused 1 abandoned 14 placed in homes and 1 fed and clothed. Animal figures show 80 overdriven 9 beaten 11 condemned 4 taken from work 27 cared for 19 underfed 21 dogs killed 5 dogs cared for 3 rats killed 3 cows starved 7 cows helped 2 cruelty to cows. overall 202 animals across 281 cases investigated.
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OF the Humane
Society For March
J. F. Drury
Miss Blanche Partridge Visits Home From Wellesley
Miss Blanche Partridge daughter of Captain A V Partridge and a student at Wellesley is home for a short vacation Mrs Whitcomb and daughter Catharine of Burlington Vermont are guests at the Merrimack house Misses Jalis and Lizzie Rogers formerly with Misses Head Shaw are now with W J Johnson milliner in the Associate building A millinery opening Miss P B Fonte genval spring opening to take place Thursday Friday and Saturday central street
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Blanche
Partridge
A. V.Partridge
Wellesley
ome
Whitcomb
Catharine
Burlington, Vt
Merrimack house
Jalis
Lizzie Rogers
P. B. Fonte'y
G. F.Burke
Providence
Smith street
Aighland council
H. A. the Red Men
Knights of Pythi
Eliza Sawyer
Mra
Charlea Belden
St.Mc.Vernon street
John P. Maguiness
Williams
Margaret Maguiness
howie
Isrides “street
i John. White
st John's hospital
McManmon
Prescott
A. Jordan
tmlinerz
Merrimack Street
Fog boom obstruction sparks calls for act to clear river
Inspectors report the fog boom on the North Chelmsford river is a dangerous navigation obstruction requiring congressional action. Captain Prenty of the May Queen must carry life preservers and equipment to comply, but remedies against the obstruction and low water from the Locks and Canals company remain limited. A dusty period and social tales accompany a stone-laying and a group of youths who toasted the church corner stone.
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stearo
congress
North Chelmsford
Prenty
May Queen
U.S
Locks & Canals company
Nashus
Hands Across the Las Plays at Opera House Tonight
The Hands Across the Las company returns to the Spindle City with Siberia, a brisk melodrama blending love romance and Russian despotism. Audiences have consistently filled seats, with the troupe recalling past press club hospitality and favorable reception from local residents.
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Opera House
Las
Siberia
Russia
Boston
Rivalry Between Fall River and New Bedford Teams Grows
Fragmented notes from a 19th century sports scene discuss the Fall River and New Bedford baseball rivalry, Lowell schoolboys organizing a team, and league totals including 3800 balls used in past championships. Mentions Merritt and Boston, Pawtucket club funding, patrons increasing for National League games, and a Whist Club supper at the American House with a toastmaster and dance afterward.
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oung- now
Boston
Nash
Baltimore
Robinson
Brooklyn
Foutz
New York
Ward
Philadelphia
Allen
Washington
Campeau
Chicaza
Anson
Cleveland
Merritt
Lowell
cranks
Bostons
Duffy
Billy
Morgan ‘Murphy
Cincinnatis
McCarthy
Bangor
seldim
Middlesex Mechanics Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Middlesex Mechanics Association held its annual meeting last evening at Mechanics Hall. President Lawton opened the session and reports showed balances and debts, with assets estimated at 41,000. Officers elected included Lawton president, Rowell vice president, Hubbington treasurer, and trustees Guild Stevens Allef Coburn. The committee recommended Fred Q. Milliken for membership and discussed converting the library to a museum, with a report to come at the next quarterly meeting.
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Middlesex Mechanics association
Pred Lawton
Nelson Dennis
Lawton
T. Rowell
committee of Science and Instruction
board of government
Fred Q. Milliken
James ‘T. Smith
sie
C. H. Coburn
Todney
Aldermen Hear Routine Matters and License Amendment
The board met in regular session last night with no major business. Petitions referred include lines on Varnum Street, sidewalk on Rockdale avenues, sewer extensions on Foster Street to Parker Street, electric light on Lakeview Avenue, and a water works land seizure request. Bond for newly elected treasurer John Harrington approved and various notices and local notices discussed.
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Thomas Cox
als
Johnatan street
Emma Gaddell
Rockdale
Geo. W. Marshall
Foster 4
Parker street
E. Briekeb
Gibson street
James Calnin
Lakeview avenue
F. W. ‘Thomas
Schaffer street
Barclay street
Alderreen’ Westall
Consumers Brewing company
John H Harrington
Ewe communications
frany
water board
carttredge
Chosans
bowrd
sud
Kittredge
Noble
Josver-hoard
molly
elly Inc
Maple Sugar Social Delights Passacanaivay at Odd Fellows
Hig Indian Chiefs of the Passacanaivay tribe enjoyed a maple sugar social at the new Odd Fellows hall last evening with 800 attendees. Supper ran 7 to 6:30. Entertainment featured a quartet, soloists, and autoharp performances. Kitchen duties were by Charles N. Leach. Dr. Warren H. Woodman chaired the arrangements committee with Firth as secretary.
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Passacanaivay
Red Sea
new Odd Fellows hall
Mre
J. H. Hartley
Miss. Jilin
Tyler
Warren Hf. Woodman
Firth
Latest Shanghai Blaze Wipes Out 1000 Buildings In Fire
Telegraph reports a huge blaze in Shanghai destroying at least 1000 buildings as the fire rages on. Details are awaited from The Telegraph.
Nun Frauds and Police Debates Stir Lowell News
A telegraph dispatch from Drayton Ont reports a woman posing as Amy McArthur escaped nun from Bagton arriving in town with valuables claimed as a landlady’s. The narrative mentions theft charges and a search for a friend. The rest covers local licensing debates, official visits of Good Templars, women suffrage campaigning, and civic notices in Lowell.
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Allepod
Drayton
Fragmentary Saturday chores with fashion notes amid garbled text
The readable fragments describe Saturday chores and clothing comments about shirts and negligees, noting fit and past attempts at getting in shape. The text is heavily garbled, offering limited clear facts about people, places, or events.
Defective legal text spotted in court records
Fragments from a court note describe a defendant fined and imprisoned for unspecified charges. The text shows garbled wording with mentions of a hive, a 42h cover court, and Chief Davis. Readable elements include a defendant charged and a magistrate or judge decision, but details are unclear.
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dohn yBurl
Davis
ayer
Police Court Docket and Reform Club Notes
Today in police court larceny drunkenness and assault cases were heard with several defendants discharged or awaiting charges. John Sheppard and Wallace Conninghaw faced larceny and drunkenness allegations, while Stephen Hagley avoided charges of drunkenness and obtaining money under false pretenses. The Reform Club held a regular meeting with new initiations, proposals, and committee appointments to organize a baseball event. a pool tournament set for April 9 and relief aid to 147 people was reported. A ladies auxiliary sponge party and picnic were announced for early April.
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Nellie’ Bryant
Oiren Fahey
Faney
Wallace Conninghaw
John Sheppard
Cunningham
Breonmeb-hin
Stephen F. Hagley
Reform Cizb
Reform Club
nloe
cinb
thromen
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United States
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St. John’s day
New England
National
Mule Spinners’ association
Michael Duggan
Vermont
New Jersey
Samuel Ross
Avtémates
Horton
legislative committee on mercantile affairs
Webbuards
Huntington hall
Mr. A.Cumnock
Belvidere
Young Paige
Myron Paige
Andover
Harvard
henade
England
Nat
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g. COURTNEY
N. ABELOS
ST. PATRICK'S
Fr. O'Donoghue
THE MONTHLY REPORT
Chelmsford
stone
OUR THERALKES
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state house
George i. Ripley
National bank of the Commontwealth
vollateral gi securities
Q. Barnett
J. J. Donovan
Cobuin
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Americaz
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Walter Bmnett
Berwon Wales
James. Depp
George
Wits
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Waltham
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Dr. Chambre
Marion
ual
Columbia Associates
Wella? hall
Dalton company
Chicago
Fred Doherty
Phil Doherty
Moody school
flower
Bertha A. Stiles
Minnie A. Wilson
temperance
Edgar Colby
Lowell Hebrew society
Bighland
ander
Kitson Machin company
Dennison
Lex
Milford
Red River Cotton Manufacturing company
Gharles J. Crary
Annte Meheney
Fames Irwin Yy
Stacy A. Foley
Alerrimack ‘sq
J. H
aldermien
Jobe Lennon
George W. Fifield
Michael Corbate
Jobn
Danovan
Glidden
Thoring Card
lin
Dennis Alurphy
James W. Bennett
Thomas Delaney
Swift
Morrison
Coxey
equity union
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Potomac
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board of trade
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Eastox
Peru
Ganeyro
Cucéres
Thomas
Wealth
York
Charles W. Thomas
Hoyt & Thomas
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PRINCE OF WALES
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Brockildpe Velts Allout
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Tun Lux
Wasaminerox
Pollard- Breckinridge’ caise
Martiage
Wing
Paxton
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Rome
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Sule
Tagrel Kiedy
Turnowherburie
Burton
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Lovell
alleys
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Osea
Wade
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Iday
tiquitt law
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Lowell board of trades
Fitzgerald
Suffolk
Donohea
Dow
Haglay
Lovejoy
Johnson
C.R. Johnson
Stanley
Dickieson
Wastall
Dunlap
Zion judge
Good Templars
S. C.T
F. J. Jefferson
grand lodge of
Massachusetts
Williard O. Wylie
the
Templar
D. G. T. Hector Tarn
Middlesex
Jennie Forsythe
J. T
Eirene
Scotla
Pride of Lowell
grand chief templar
O. T
W. O. Wylis
Working Ag
Brady
senate for nation
S.Tea Co
ABA
sélé
eve
Shir
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS
Comer
POLICE COURT
Varnnni School
Benny Eharvis
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