Health Board Investigates Its Workings At Lawrence Pumping Station
A Massachusetts delegation from the Lowell Water Board and the Lawrence board of health toured the Lawrence pumping station and an experimental filtration site. They reported a 95 percent bacteria removal with the filter and noted observed reductions in typhoid fever after filter implementation. Officials discussed potential adoption and cross‑city cooperation, with ties to other filtration efforts in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
James Bayles
Porter
board of health
Bowers
Lawrence
Lawrence board of health
Rutter
H. F. ‘Mulls
state board
Sedgwick
water board
Gaidnex
Marlporo
Franingham
Boston
Fickman
Boulger & McOsker's
Centralville
Boulger
McOsker’s
C.G. Clough
Lowell Co operative association
Miantonomo tribe of Reil
Bolger & MeOsker’s
Miantonoma tribe R. M
Joseph Brown
J. J. Haynes
Brown
Haynes
Christian alliance
Branch Street Tabernacle
Portsmouth
Joseph Wil- Hette
King's Daughters
A.C. F. society of the Me
Vernon church
L. A. Brainford
Russell Armitage
Leona Hoyt
Perley Barker
Sherman & Co
Charles A. Cross
Chelmsford
Eliot Debating society
Eliot church
Fay Aldrich
Messrs
Aldrich
Fields
Sykes
Ayer
Wright
Labounty
Died From Vaccination and Local Notices in Murphy
Reports state Wilfred Savery aged 10 and his younger brother died this noon in Murphy’s yard behind 6 Fenwick Street of illness linked to vaccination. The item notes prior sickness and fears of death, with sympathy extended to father Joseph Savery. Other items cover local harvesting, brewery piping, a family quarrel talk in Tyngsboro, recovery of W F Courtney, a horse and dog scene on Central Street, and a fire station naphtha demonstration. Funeral details for Isaac St Armand and Felix Quinn, marriage of James Murphy and Matlons Rivard, and a shoe sale at Boulger and McOaker.
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Savery
Wilfred Savery
Murphy's yard
Fenwick street
sie
Josep Savery
Dan Gage
Tyngsboro
W. F. Courtney
Central street
Central Fire station
Charles 8. Meyer
Hosmer
C.H. Coburn
Meyer
Isaac St. Armand
St. Jean Baptiste
Amyat
Edson
Immaculate Conception
Felix Quinn
Paige street
James Murphy
Matlons Rivard
St. Joseph's church
Marion
Urbain Rivard
Daniel Cosneilier
St. Joseph’s society
Are. Murphy
Salem street
Albert Gregoire
St. Joseph’s
Dr. J. Roy
mile Lavigneur
Henry J. Roaut
Joseph Gregoire
wil
Feat
Forget
O. ML
Lamothe
auib
Garin
O. M
gall
elty
St. Joseph's parochial school
Amour
Clerk Lowa
punt
Rovert J. Lomas
the
water board of Communan Wm
Benson
Jean Baptiste shorl
P. L. Gregoire
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Ed. Wincellette
City Council Handles Elections and Deals at Session
City government met in joint session with the upper board and lower branch approving various licenses and appointing officials. August Fels won the four year water board seat and Nathan Pratt lost the principal assessor race to Abel Wheeler in a heated political maneuver.
Crowley Wins City Council Vote For Streets Chief
Crowley received two thirds of the votes cast for the superintendent of streets after a council motion by Ryan. The session included recesses and ballots for water board, highway surveyors, and other town posts as aldermen and officials were chosen amid noisy gallery chatter.
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Sparks
tower board
water board
Charles Howard
Barclay
Curtin
Ryan
August Fels
Rourke
George
Putnam August Fels
Crowley
sone
vai
Robert C Crowley
Rot Frye
George JL
Fowler Cleveland J. Chene
Crosley
Garvey
Abel Wheeler
O'Connor
water ‘board
board of aldermen
Alderman Stanley
Alderman Westall
Westall
Stanley
W. T. Henson
P. J. O'Brien
L. WF. Kittredge
J. G. Gordon
Qhyer
Lovejoy
Benson
Kittredge
Geo. FE. Barclay
J. Gusty
F. Kattredge
O’Brien
Lowell bowlers surge with three more wins in league
Large crowd watches Lowell teams dominate in a bowling league night. Fred Grover and Charles Marren lead high individual scores while Les Miserables and Vespers post strong totals including a 2620 team score. Highlands falter in third string as Leagues show notable strikes and spares.
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Lowell Jeugusttegus
ptg
Fred Grover
Marren
Goulding
Lowell
Charles Marren
Purcell
Cheney
Highlands
Charley Goulding Law
Harris
Les Eliserables
heryen— ing
Les Miserables
Glendons
Reeder
Marren q
Joe Purcell
igh roller
Swift
Richardson
George Harel
Summarikes
Swit
Seedon
McLaughlin
Morren
fotal
Leavitt
Grundy
McCune
Spares
A Miserables
Purgall
Sperto
Maron
total
toral
Migaed
sparea
Mbeombles
Seede
Glendona
Resder
Local death notices and society items flood city pages
The paper records deaths including Cornelius O’Neil and Joby Garland, with brief biographical notes and addresses. It notes Esther Blakeley’s passing at Merrit Court and infant deaths on Concord Street, plus illness and visits of local residents. It also covers theatre reports, including The Social Swift and Delmonice’s at 4 and audience reactions at the Opera House.
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Cornelius O'Neil
Broughton avenue
Lakeview avenue
Joby A. Garland
Cawbridge street
Post 120
tA. I
ote
Esther E. Blakeley
charles H. snd
Sophia Blakeley
Merrit court
Edward
John F
Augie L. Dillon
Concord
Marie Wainwright
Mins
Hovan
Opera house
thresoute
Diamonds stolen from Lillian Russell theater theft shocks New York
Police were alerted to a large diamond robbery believed to involve Lillian Russell. The loss reportedly includes several of her finest wedding rings and other jewels. The incident is described as highly discreet with details kept quiet.
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New York
Tun Lux
Lillian Russell
Belgrade court action and city affairs in Lowell
Local notices report a Belgrade court action with Judge Hadley and various clerks, plus city council confirmations of officials and comments on public sentiment. Other items note embezzlement cases, a funeral, Elks entertainment, and a large Catholic funeral service for Mrs. Albert Gregoire with many dignitaries and floral tributes.
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Corbett Mitchell Fight Blocked by District Attorney Day
District Attorney Jones of Jacksonville announced that the Corbett Mitchell contest would not proceed this noon. National Law and Order league president Francis Greeley says the entire affair is a financial failure and cannot go forward until favorable sentiment from the governor and local authorities. Subsequent reports indicate Jacksonville’s confusion deepens and the fight is likely to be declined.
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Sur
Newave
dan
Francis Greeley
National Law and Ordar league
Jones
Jacksonville
Corbett Mitchell
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THE SUN
PRAC
Lowell Water Board
FUNERAL SERVICES
HYMENEAS
Boulger & McOaker's
ROBERT CROWLEY
Nathan D. Pratt
terra firma
F. Fels
Nathan JD. Pratt
Bob” Growley
George H. Putnam
Piskwnan
briend
Delmonico’s
Bridgetreet
Thirteenth street
Geo. C. Osgood
Moody street
Old Meadow road
Union Veterans Union
Memorial hall
Chae. Scribner
abe eral
Alderman Lovejoy
G. W. Tilton
Cyrus F. Price
Joseph A. Bourbonniere
Charles Lemaitre
Cabot street
Common victualler
Stanley and
Dickinson
James W. Cassidy
J. Johnson
Nathan Pratt
Repubs
Sob” Crowley
Dunlap
Robert J. Crowley
Cleveland J. Cheney
Frye
Mr. Crowley
Charman Lovejoy
Mr. Fels
George E. Putnam
George LD Putnam
aArthur B. Salmon
Sathan D. Pratt
Mr. Putnam
Nathan BD. Pratt
Curtie
Catlings
Brace
Mr. Pratt
Cal Carmichael
Mr. Tannehill
Marie Jansen
Col. Carmichael
PINSON LEAGUE
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Remmington
LOWELL TOOLAN
Sammary -Stokes
Slaw
Anderson
Dickerman
Harmrell
tora
Torries
Knowlton
Brooks
Penington
Rating
Flan
Suow
Anderson ty Bickerman
Hitwell
Loval
deurles
Pennington
Rollins
Tadwell n
Knowlton & Grocks
Fenungton Robes
Finn
Lowell Press
McCurdy
F. Co- Vira
Diernberg
Myers
Pickerm
Alfred Clarke
J. &. Conant
Mineure
Meriinick
Shatiuch etrett
offier
ripk
Midalesex street
durin
tex
U. S. Tea Co
pconey Central
Thorpe HS
Bate
Gaulding
seageent
Bhorris
Davis
Tyler
ales
Thorpe
Harsis
Phorpe
Grover
Gurwit
Hai
Corwin
Waverlyn
Bortis
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Bring
Childs
voral
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Devi
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ATL Filtredger Seiten Winter
H. P. Smit
DEA
Tierman Eckardt, Jr
Arthur McQuade
Treasany street
Wils D. Atkins
Durand
Wis
C. LH. Welsome
High street
Laura Milord
Wallacelnng
Ont
Roy
Seventh street
Brady Moody
Moston
Vestil
FROM
Wiks
Tae Sun
Charles Payne
Portland
Belgrade
Hadley
Milan
Natalie
Serae
Idbelkeb
lonagh argers
Howard
Budiey, J
George S. Harmon
Ingem— ployer
Isaac Watton
Minnie Godkin
John Finn
W. P. Horne
Elks
Uhey
Daniel J. Donohoe
Bijon
guesia
Eiks
Lueaccamon
Bro
O'Brien
Minneapolis
Minn
Carey
ack” Crowley
J. £. Mitchell
Harry Turner
Joe Palmer
Ralph Stickney
Bradley
Lawrence Eagle
Stevens
Marcellus Fletcher
Towell
Carter
Fletcher
Lowell democrats
Stevens’ choies
Pitkman
Croniey
jawa
Gaskill
St. Dy
Gunkill
Berkshire county
Cleveland
Manrrowp
Larry Hasling
Abert
Thlylerge
B. Pelle
Thiverge
Laflanme and
Allen
Albert
dalin street
Lilley
Superior Criminal court
Alfred Swain
House of Correction
Bloch
Harry Thompson
E. P. McOs
ker
T. P. Boulger
Richard
James
Merrimacketreet
Janes Tally
alfleemen
Aldéman Choate
new
David A. de ifugh
David
GREGOIRE
Mosmer
International Law and Order League
PUTNAM & SON
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS
Gomer Central and
Warren Streets
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