Wedding Bells for O Hearns Delaney at St Patrick's
Mr John A Ohearn and Miss Mary Frances Delaney wed at St Patrick's Church in a grand ceremony attended by a large congregation. The bridal party processed to the altar amid palms and ferns. After a nuptial mass Rev Fr Delaney of Portsmouth gave the sermon and the couple departed for a reception on Broadway before beginning a honeymoon in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick’s church
John A. O’ Hearn
Mary Frances Delaney
Thomas Delaney
pen
William D Marien
J &. O'Connor
Dennis Devine
James L. Leary
Frederick Delaney
Ohe
Fennick street
John McAndrew
Boston
Joh Delaney
Portsmouth
N. H
Joseph Anderson
Desmond
Dover
N. Sh
Leonard
St. Patrick’s church
Mendelssohn
Mrs. O'learn
Mrs O'fearn
Washington
Lowell
Hest
sisters of Notre Dame academy
Waltham
Great Surprise Mary Hatch Involved In Major Robbery Case
Boston police probe a sweeping shoplifting ring tied to Mary A Hatch widow of George H Hatch. Investigators Laflamme and Allen link her to a large Boston theft spree, with goods found at her Open Door residence and in trunks, from Stearns and Jordan Marsh among others. Hatch, 37, admits past Boston thefts and faces Boston warrant as she lies ill in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laflamme
Allen
Mary A. Hatch
George H. Hatch
PF. G. Clarke
Shaw street
Hazel
Lawrence street
Clarke
Airs. Hatch
Boston
Merriam
Hatch
Jordan & Marsh's
Inspec
tors Laflamme
Stearns
Tremont and
Temple place
4inn’s
Washington street
Warrenton street
Tenderloin
Tewksbury
Knox
Laflimme
New Public Library in Chelmsford Center Nears Dedication
Chelmsford Center prepares to dedicate a brick library building funded by donor Mr. Adams. The 72 by 84 foot site features a slate roof two copper domes and granite pillars with Welch tiling floors. The handsome structure will be well lit heated and ventilated with a prominent Adams Library inscription above the entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford Center
Adams
Adams Library
Police Court Ten Minute Session Fines and Sentences
A ten minute police court session saw eight drunks, one released and several fines. Thomas F. Burns received three months at the workhouse Edward M. Collins four months One man fined ten dollars two men fined five dollars and two fined three dollars Marie Blonin had her case placed on file for threatening Peter Godden defaulted for removing baggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Burns
Edward M. Collins
Marie Blonin
Peter Godden
Succession and Death Notices for Local Residents
Widow Sarah J Brooks of Brunswick dies at 63 at 195 Westford Street. Two daughters Wass Sarah F and L Jennie Brooks survive. James O’Brien, 32, native of Dunmore Ireland, dies at 7 Tudson Street. survived by wife, two children, and siblings. Funeral bearers named. Michael Graney, 67, dies suddenly at 11 Pendergast block near Lakeview Avenue. Infant Henry Desmarais dies at C Davidson Street. Infant James Dunlavey, 10 months, dies at 211 Fletcher Street. funeral held. Catholic cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Brooks
Whram Brooks
Brunswick
Ohio
Westford street
Wass
Sarah F
L. Jennie Brooks
James O'Brien
Dunmore
County Tyrone
Ireland
Tudson street
Ife
William Clarrison
John McClure
Jas. Carroll
Dan Leary
John
Patrick Reedy
Michael Graney
Pendergast block
Lakeview avenue
Henry Desmarais
Henry
Georgiana Desmarais
Davidson street
James Dunlavey
Mary Dunlavey
Fletcher street
Davey
Amoskeag Mills to Run Fulltime Next Week
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company will start its mills on fulltime Monday next, after current operations run two thirds full at 30 hours a week. The firm, employing about 5000 operatives, acts to prepare for spring trade amid an expected continued demand for goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amocsheag
Amoskeag manufacturing company
Public library in Billerica to be enlarged with historical room
The Bennett public library in Billerica will be enlarged at the expense of Mrs George Holden and Mrs William Warren, adding a historical room to the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Billerica
George Holden
Willam W. Warren
Local Massachusetts Stock Sells At $928
Confidence in our local mills is shown by the fact that Massachusetts stock which stood at 1852 a week ago was sold a few days ago for $928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Cleveland's Pen Not Used on Tariff Bill
Speaker Crisp reports a conference with President Cleveland showing the tariff bill will become law without the president's signature. Crisp sought Cleveland's signature but obtained little satisfaction, and it appears the president would not veto yet refuses to sign. The Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsnineton
Cleveland
Crisp
Poised Loom Closures End Long Labor Strife
Reports from Aug 2 indicate the Manufacturers' association will close all mills lacking two thirds loom idle, risking 22 645 workers plus 2309 on vacations, totaling over 25 000 affected. Evening talks await as unions and state arbitration board convene in New Prorom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers’ association
Barnaby
Pall River
Funeral Services For Thomas Noran And Others
The Noran funeral from his Westford home proceeded to St Johns Church North Chelmsford for a high mass of requiem by Rev Frican. Interment in Catholic cemetery with bearers John Haley John Logue James McGhady John Flynn. Mary Kelly buried from 28 Pleasant Street with services at Immaculate Conception Church and interment in Catholic cemetery. Patrick Molony funeral at St Peters Church with requiem mass by Rev John H McKenna and Schmidt’s requiem. T F Molloy sang solos. Floral tributes include a wheat sheaf and a broken wreath with sickle from Supt Miles F Brennan of American Colt Co. Pallbearers Michael Jobo Thomas Gildea James Flynn William Brennan Thomas Brennan. Undertaker Rocers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Noran
Westford
St. John’s church
North Chelmsford
Rev
Frican
John Haley
John Logue
James McGhady
John Flynn
Mary Kelly
Fleasant street
Immaculate Conception church
Patrick Molony
St Peters church
Kev John H McKenna
cuos
Schmidt
Josephine McKennedy
oroin
T. F. Molloy
Miles F. Brennan
American Colt company
Michael, Jobo
Thomas Gildea
James Flynn
William
Thomas Brennan
Unnetaker Rocers
Fred Walsh's Courage
Richard Robinson of Branch and Middlesex streets was arrested by Officer Bumps on a warrant charging him with threatening Fred Walsh of the Union market. The alleged incident involved Robinson chasing Walsh through back alleys with a butcher knife. He denied intending harm, claiming to test Walsh's courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Robinson
Branch
Middlesex
Bumps
Fred Walsh
Dullus
Robinson
Walsh
Tred
Dasy Bell
Tremont and Suffolk Mills Restart Minus Blanket Dept
Tremont and Suffolk mills will start up again on Monday with all departments except the blanket department resuming operations. The move brings relief to workers after the mills shut down on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Suffolk
Teas Not Priced Higher in Samples at Lowell Shop
The notice refers to Teas labeled Eagle chop Formosa at 50 cents, claiming no price change. It states the U S Tea Co of Lowell offers samples without increasing cost and asserts superiority over competitors. The fragment cites pricing and product branding without broader context.
Man Charged With Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses
Chicopee police chief and inspectors Laflimme and Allen arrested George T. St. Germain this afternoon on a warrant. He allegedly represented himself as a lawyer and collected money from several residents of Chicopee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicopee
Laflimme
Allen
George T. St. Germain
Opera House Plans Brighten Lowell Theater Season
Opening of the Lowell Opera House under new management promises a star filled season with acts like Harvey, Davy Jones, Lab never go there any more, and many others from DeWolf Hopper to Lew Dockstader. The interior has been renovated with new scenery and a drop curtain while offerings include Marie Jansen, Denman Thompson, and a mix of famous vaudeville and dramatic pieces aimed at drawing crowds after summer.
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Cosgrove
Daszier
Pay Brothers & Uosford
finn
Robert Fay
Conant order
Jowell
Lowell
Fay
Harvey
wall golly
Wight
Davy Jones
Davzier
Robert Mintel
Monbars
Little Sister
Lows Aldrich von
Steve Drodie
Bowery
Canfield
Shepards
DeWolf Hopper
Wong
Howard Atheneum
Canulle i Arville
damiy
Madeline
ducky felow
bow
toon
Paul Kanvar
Jim Corbett
Lew Dockstader
Uarrivan
eiber CO Reilly
Robin Toad
Stuart Robson
Birdie the lamb
Marie Jansen
cuming
Denman Thompson
Levis Worrison
Faust
Hoss and Hoss
Seidel
Sousa
Stoddard
Ingersoll
Ireland
Reed
Davis & Keough
Frohman
Fanny Rice
Gloriana
Kentucky
Wille Collierina
Back
umber
Roge Coughlin
Amazons
Flinion
superba
Committee on finance to meet at seven tonight
Local notes state the committee on finance and accounts will convene at 7 o'clock this evening. Boston theatrical managers vow to bar Miss Pollard from all theatres. The new telegraph office near the Northern depot is completed and open day and night. The downtown offices close at 10:30, which will be convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
yar tsutd
committee on finance and accounts
Boston
Miss Pollard
starway
Northern
down town
Dimel S O'Brien and Katie Long Married at St Patrick's
Mr Dimel S O'Brien and Miss Katie Long united in marriage yesterday afternoon at the parochial residence of St Patrick's church. Rev M J Leonard performed the ceremony with Mr Frank I O'Brien as best man and Miss Eda O'Tearn as bridesmaid. A reception followed at their future home 4 Marginal Street with handsome presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimel S O’Brien
Katie Long
St. Patrick’s church
M. J. Leonard
Frank I. O'Brien
Eda O'l Tearn
Statements of Gen Martin Seem To Be To The Point
In an interview with Police Commissioner Martin, The Post quotes sharp statements on the police board. He declines to discuss immediate personnel changes, citing that as a matter for the governor, and notes politicians have limited influence compared with families to protect. The Sheehan case is viewed as settled for now, shifting doubt onto the police department as a whole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Witch
Martin
Post today
board of police
commission
Greenhalge
Sheehan
poles department
haing
State Board to Meet on September Thursday for School Site Talks
The state board of education will convene on the second Thursday in September amid strong interest in locating Normal schools. A sub-committee assigned to find the best site for Lowell is expected to report and prompt action will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
state board of education
Lowell
Gangs Raid Lowell Area Farms Steal Garden Produce
Lowell farmers report gangs from the city plundering crops. A group headed to Chelmsford on Monday loaded a wagon with potatoes cabbage corn and squash and drove off the rightful owners of the garden sass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Chelmsford
City league game set for Wednesday at former city
Councilman Riley reports a Lawrence versus Lowell city game will be played in the former city on Wednesday September 3. This brief item notes the venue change and date for the regional ball match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Lawrence
Lowell city
Bicyclists Plan Montreal Trip Amid Rising Theft Fears
Ed Buffam and Charles J Goulding prepare a long cycling tour from New York to Montreal and Quebec via the St Lawrence, with gear in a feather bag. Buffam has cycled over 1000 miles on a 20 pound Stearns. The piece notes a spate of bicycle thefts, warns riders to secure machines, and mentions Wieeerless yesterday as the first such theft in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Buffam
Charles J. Goulding
Montreal
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Niagara
New York state
Phey
Mr. Boffam
Stearns
Pickering Knitting Mill Holds Stock For Sale
Gint in underwear marketlooming disposal at Pickering knitting mill as it will not resume operations until remaining stock is sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickering
No Comparison Printing Establishment in City
No printing office in this city matches Job Print in machinery and the quality of work. Have you ever tried it.
Lowell Immigrants Sail From Boston on Pavonia
Through Murphy's steamship agency, a group from Lowell is booked to depart Saturday on the Cunard steamer Pavonia bound for the old country. Lizzie Pollard Bridget Lyons Mary A Caffery Mrs Mary A Busby Florence Busby Molly Myrick Mrs John Considine Mary S Considine Agnes Considine Robert McKinley Michael Roddy Jane Martin are listed among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Murphy’s steamship agency
Boston
Cunard line
Pavonia
old country
Lizzie Pollard
Bridget Lyons
Mary A. Caffery
Mary A. Busby
Florence Busby
Molly Myrick
John Considine
Mary S. Consdine
Agnes Considine
Robert McKinley
Michael Roddy
Jane Martin
We Can Save You Money on Prices and Assortment
A brief notice urges readers to compare prices and inspect the store’s assortment before buying elsewhere. It emphasizes value and choice to attract customers to shop locally for better deals.
New Club Names Officers for Inaugural Year
The organization announces its first slate of officers with President Thomas B. Riley and Vice President Charles Ainler. Recording Secretary Willie Hadley and Financial Secretary Joe Fails, Treasurer Martin Hoar, plus a board including Martin Hoar John Wesson Charles Milier and John Murphy, complete the leadership lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Riley
Charles Ainler
Willie Hadley
Joe Fails
Martin Hoar
John Wesson
Charles Milier
John Murphy
Lowell stockholder predicts Fall River strike outcome
In an interview from the 6 O clock extra Parker of Lowell, a Fall River and New Bedford strike observer, cites stock ownership and mill leadership. He argues manufacturers can endure a vacation, operatives rely on weekly pay, and predicts a swift settlement before cold weather, noting nonresident owners and gatekeeping delegates influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa.y. Parker
Fall River
New Bedford
Bennett mill
Tie
Parker
del gates
tuere
Lowes
Income tax provisions stalled by lack of appropriation
Washington reports that the German tariff bill's income tax provisions cannot be enforced as no appropriation exists to implement them. Internal revenue collectors are blocked, though treasury officials say they acted, sending a $500,000 appropriation request to the appropriations committee over a month ago for the current fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
treasury
Palmer and Correll Wedding At Appleton Street Home
The marriage of Buell Palmer bookkeeper for the New England company and Lena M Correll occurred in the morning at the home of Miss M S Williams on Appleton street. The ceremony was performed by Rev CO Merriam of the Highland Congregational church. The couple departed on a wedding tour and will reside at 257 Appeton street on their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buell Palmer
New Lugland Bunting company
Lena M. Correll
M.S. Williams
Appleton street
Rev CO
Merriam
Highland Congregational church
Appeton street
Street conductor struck by drag trolley in run down
A street railway conductor named Thomas Handiey was hit by a drag trolley during a run and sustained a severe wound. He stood near a post opposite the car as the incident occurred. a bystander named Alaudicy offered testimony about the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Handiey
wuille tre
ani
Mr. Alaudicy
Lowell Teacher Miss Mary Carter Accepts Brooklyn High Post
Miss Mary Carter, formerly of Los Angeles and Andover, will take a teaching position at Brooklyn High School this September. She is a Lowell High School class of 1874 graduate, attended the state normal school at Salem, and studied at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carter
Los ¢ pn
Andover
Brooklyn, Y, girig
M Carter
Lowell
state normal school
Salem
university at
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Youwell's Quest Dentist History in Lowell
Dr Samuel Lawrence, oldest practitioner in dentistry in Lowell, began business there in the early era. The piece recalls pleasing incidents from the early dental history, naming figures once active in the city and noting their locations in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samual Lawrence
ty, bay
IST
ISst
Lowell
shen fie
busnens
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cable and telegraphic
John A. O’Hearn
Miss Delaney
James F. O'Donnell
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER
Market Street
Worthen
NiewsrapernHichiye
Mrs. Hatch
Joe Knox
NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY
Frye, J
Billerica’s
SPEAKER CRISP
DAY
New Proromp
labor union
state board of arbitration
FUNERAL SERVICES
TREVMONET AND
China
W.R. Crane
Old Orchard
James Somers
N. HL
Chambre
Menauhaut
Buzzard’s bay
Wheeler
Campton
E Hutchinson
Cambridge street
Bridgeport
Conn
Chas
I. Lee
Cincinnati
Ethel Cross
Lottie Prescott
Thomas S. Sayer
DL. Googin
South Highland street
East Derry
J. W. C. Pickering
Keenebunk beach
Alice Belle Hunt
C. S. Tood
Marlboro
Andrew L. Johnson
David Hogan
Standish hotel
Nantusket beach
Frank Markland
James Evans
Thirteenth street
New Hampshire
Edward Gallagher
Tun Suns
James McCaffery
Tru Sun
Manchester Mirror
Daniel O'Connell
Alpine club
Dan NeVey
George N. Moore
Lynn
Mass
Rogers
Peet
Bostton
Semo
FAY BROS. & HOLFORD
Mower & Sparks
Central Street
Benew DS
S34
PUTNAM & SON
Cor. Warren
bec
Carlisle
SAN
Bandley Hurt
Youwell
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