Bricklayers Union Meets in City and Local Notices
Routine business was transacted at a bricklayers union meeting. The Burker Temperance Institute plans to open its gymnasium to the public. Secretary Alex Ray sails to Omaha for the Bricklayers International Convention next week. Wheeler & Wilson’s Merrimack Street sewing machine shop draped in mourning for a senior member’s death. Governor Greenhalge has steered the state for nearly 24 hours. Wannalandt Encampment and Veritas Lodge, I. O. G. F., installed by deputies. Loyal Temperance Lesson workers hold an all day conference in Boston. George E. Dugdale leaves for six months at the military academy at Cornwall-on-the-Hudson. A. J. Gordon of Boston spoke to the YWCA on “Fed by the Spirit.” Free trade cited as reason for trousers prices in J. L. Challetoux’s windows. Vermont Association’s monthly sociable in Post 185 hall with a musical program. Miss Beatrice Bliss elected secretary. Vermeille Swan entertains Cun and Lancer and Whist Matinee clubs. prizes to Mrs. Daniel Swan and several young ladies. An Indianapolis iron hall case: lower court orders a divident and two more receiverships. appeals filed. Supreme Court may take months. New Year’s entertainment at Central Mission draws a large audience. program directed by E. P. Woods and Henry M. Southworth. Organ voluntary by Miss Baile Bathelder. Sunday school children sing. prayers and a concluding treat for each child.
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Deprecate a Strike warns church relief efforts
Rev G C Wright asks the Lowell Church League executive committee to advise workers to avoid striking and to keep working, even at reduced wages, to sustain relief for destitution looming before winter. He cites strained ministry resources and mounting demand for aid from Lowell churches and the public.
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Trial date set in Massachusetts wife killing case
Billing His wif New Reprono reports Daniel M Robertson will face trial for the Sept. 8 stabbing death of his wife Mary. The hearing is set for Feb. 5 at the courthouse in Billing His wif New Reprono. Fortschual note: further updates.
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Chicken Pox Case Cited Amid Precautions In Centralville
A suspected smallpox case on Whitney avenue prompted doctors to reclassify a young man as chickenpox only after consultation with Drs Pinkham and Fiske. Health officials urged caution to prevent spread as Miss Margaret Sheehan was moved to the pest house and vaccination continued. No new cases were reported and officials noted repeated warnings to tradespeople to avoid exposure.
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Funeral for Harriet Forbush Held at Home
The funeral of Harriet Forbush was conducted yesterday afternoon at 146 West Sixth Street with Rev. George H. E. Johnson of John Street Congregational Church officiating. Floral emblems were abundant and burial followed at Holson cemetery. Floral firm references appear in the clipping.
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Infected District Protest Over Vendome Saloon Open During Quarantine
Residents alarmed by small pox spread protest the Vendome liquor saloon within the infected building remains open. They accuse it of facilitating contagion while tenants above cannot leave and barroom below remains accessible. Authorities urged to act as trade continues amid vaccination and fumigation.
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Governors Gift Of Free Lunches Sparks Colonial Angst
A Boston dinner speech by Gov. Greenhalge hints at forcing staff to earn free meals, unsettling colonels expecting harsh controls. The piece sketches possible punishment, monthly days off, and field bivouacs as morale interventions, reflecting tension between duties and perks for state officials.
A Japan Troupe at the Opera House
A four boy Japanese company of artists performing feats of posturing balance rope walking and sliding from a rope. The youngsters aged about fourteen to eighteen astonish Lowell audiences with a broken ladder act hailed as the best seen here. They are under New York management and will depart after tonight’s engagement.
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Pastime Bowling Club matches crown weekly gold badge
Last evening at Mis erables alleys Teams One and Two clashed with Campbell of Team One winning the club’s gold badge for a week after Team One rolled 2333 pins while Team Two’s effort fell short. A separate match on Olympic alleys saw Sparks’s captain defeat Werden’s side 1372 to 1271 with duck or swall pins used.
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Theatres Highlight Week of Variety in Town
The stock notes an ambitious week for a local specialty company with strong jugglers and balance acts. Col. T. A. Freoch delivers a major World’s Fair lecture, praised for breadth and insight. The program includes The Voodoo and Venus with growing critical chatter amid state political commentary on Gov Greenhalge’s inaugural address and biennial debates.
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Supreme Court decision defined gambling implements in policy rooms
The full bench ruled that items such as a blackboard, policy slips, and furniture used in policy gaming can be considered gambling implements. The case involved Charles Adiuns at the Nelson club where gaming gear was found, and the court upheld the admission of expert testimony on policy.
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Lang Kelley Nuptials Elude Relocated Hudson Ceremony
Mr Arthur Lang son of Mr Win A ang former city farm teacher wed Miss Bertha Kelley at Edwin Gowing home in Hudson New Hampshire. Rev John Ward officiated after an unusual sequence as the groom’s party rushed to Lowell for a minister and the couple proceeded to the Gowing residence for the ceremony. Friends praise the couple’s pluck and anticipate a happy life together.
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Big Fight Clouded by Touts at Doval Arena in Jacksonville
Jacksonville January 5 touts claim the Doval Athletic Club cannot be beaten and may use police to bluff Governor Mitchell’s opposition. Plans include seating a tent 48 hours before the fight and shuttling fans to the battleground to keep officials and militia away.
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Telegraphic Brevities Headlines From Across the Nation
A roundup of brief reports: The Duchess of Argyll dies in Britain as mass mailings of green goods circulators reach Newton Massachusetts. Various incidents include a Brighton woman knocked unconscious, embezzlement arrests in Boston, and political sparring over bond schemes and ballot reforms. Economic and railroad notes feature a Missouri receivership, a crushed infant found in Ouelsea, and a large default on bonds by the Louisville Evansville and St Louis line.
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Murderer still at large after Chicopee killing two years ago
A long report from Worcester Mass details Samuel Alexander, jailed for the Chicopee murder of James Nash in July last year, who escaped the Worcester lunatic asylum on July 6. Authorities seek his extradition from Canada, while theories abound about how he escaped and why police did not pursue him.
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Store announces midweek closure and sale prices
Our store will close Tuesday through Friday evenings at six until March. Try it on and return if not satisfied with a money back guarantee. All markdowns apply to regular prices too. Three quarters of suit stock marked down from two to five dollars per suit. Wool suits marked down from ten to seven thirty. Chinchilla overcoats cut from fifteen to eight ten. Ulsters marked down from ten to eight dollars.
Republican tariff clash stalls Hawaii resolution
In a chaotic House session on Jan 6 there was no quorum for voting on Boutelle's Hawaii resolution amid battleground over the tariff bill. McMillin pressed for consideration, but the House failed to act, while a Senate call and adjournment followed as the party split persisted.
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