Swindled Her Perfumery Job Scam Reported to Police
A young woman offered a perfumery job advertised by a man using Tyler Street as his address deposited $20 to secure work. He disappeared after leaving a leather satchel with old papers, and the victim reported the swindle to police, noting it mirrors a familiar confidence game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler street
Inele Sam
Representative Farley Pushes Liquor License Bill at State House
Boston January 30 The state house hearing before the Committee on Liquor Law featured Rep Richard Sullivan and Rep P J Farley of Lowell arguing for a repeal of license limits and a minimum fee of 2000 The bill's aim is to restore liberty per Farley asserting license caps corrupt politics Senators Gage of Lawrence ex Mayor Mack and several city mayors voiced support for the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Committee on Liquor Law
Tan Ses
Boston
committee on
Richard Sullivan
P. J. Farley
Lowell
Gage
Lawrence
Mack
Immigration Commissioner Candidates Discussed in Boston
John F Murphy of Lowell and John W Hahn of Newton exchange applications for the Boston immigration commissioner post. A Lowell state normal school hearing is set for Feb 1 at 10 a.m. in Boston before the education committee. A solemn funeral mass for Mrs Joyce, mother of Rev Fr Joyce, O.M.I., is held at Immaculate Conception church. Wrestling challenges issued by Henry M N Watson, promising five styles match. Two school board petitions seek a Lowell normal school site and removal of the express car at the High school. Sugar sold at cost to tea and voice customers by U.S. Lea Con. at Central and Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiiggton
John FB. Murphy
Lowell
John W. Hahn
Newton
Boston
state house
committee on education
Joyce
Immaculate Conception church
David Murphy
George J. Costello
Br. Dacey
O. M
express
U.S. Lea Con
Central
Prescott streets
Andrew Liddell
coromander
Post 183
Twelfth street
Mary C. Walker
George W. Gray
Dover
N. H
Nannie
Bedell
Rollinsford
N. U1
First Presbyterian parsonage
Court
Charles Gordon
Central street
5. Wilcox
the
New England’ evangelistic union
Alrs
Wilcox
Custer
John street
WW. IL, Anderson
Andover street
School Board Splits Committees at 1804 Meeting
The 1804 school board organized but failed to elect a chair. Democrats sat left, Republicans right as motions moved to form standing committees. Swapp led for vice chair, Mulligan and Boulger led various panels including manual training. Resignations, hearings, and new committee assignments followed with debate on water supply and a future normal school.
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Pickman
Currigan
bend
Cobnrn
anch
George M. Uarigen
Andrew G. Swapp
Woodies
Messrs
Coburn
McNabb
Greene
Swapp
Keyes
todray ap
Harrigan
Boulger
Gallagher
Lathrop
Mulligay
Loulger
Brows Greene
Mulligau
Brown
Mulligan
Slarrigan
Hartigan
stern
Gallagher and Me
La—throp
Mayor
Sapp
Sparks
Reform
Middlesex Village
Agawam street
Worthen
Cheever street
Higb
Green
Morrill
Lathrop—fligh
Varnum
Fourth street
Ab. Brown
Kirk street
West Siaith street
Tenth street
Lakeview avenue
Gellagher
London street
Cottage street
Chapel street
Weed street
Starrigan — Tigh
Baller
Lyon street
Greene—High
Edson
Elliot
Dover street
Powell street
Highland
Franklin
Howard street
Grand street
Swanp
Bartlett
Cabot street
School
Charles street
Central street
Ames street
Carter street
Boulger—Movly
Pond street
High street
Fayette street
Sycatore street
theigh school
cawmillee
Yarngs ni
George M. Hackgap
lad
Thoms J. Mulligan
bad ‘downs E. Boulger
vai
Lawrence
Kaverhill
Whitcum
Boulger, Cobgan and Greene
Local Notes From Prescott Street and City Affairs
Prescott and Merry list local notes cover city committee meetings on electric wires and a 7 90 o'clock ball commission meeting tonight. Reports mention a small pox patient and a city clerk’s office marriage notice. The paper notes streetcar outages, a false hospital rumor about Jack Carney, and updates on church delegates and local social events.
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city ball commission
Prim's
Quivoet
smallpox hospital
William Coonor
Anne Culinin
St. Patrick’s
schon schogl
Lawrence
Gaynor & Co
Prescott street
Jack” Carney
Cen ctralvile
vn Gaance
SoMTSIO
David J. Murphy
George A. Cossetto
John Jr. McHugh
Joseph J. Riordan
St. John's seminary
Brichton
Ida Mundy
Massachusetts corporation
Bon Marche Fire Sparks City Rescue Amid Balcony Crisis
A blaze at the Bon Marche building on Merrimack Street woke the city last night as a woman on the fifth story balcony yelled fire. Firefighters battled flames racing up an elevator shaft and rescued twelve occupants aided by a swift aerial ladder, while tenants watched in peril and Mrs Samson suffered facial and hand burns. The blaze, likely sparked by electrical wiring, caused water damage but left the structure with upgraded fire safety features and no major losses.
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F. G. Mitchell
Merrimack street
tre
ria G. Pollard
A. G. Pollard a! Co
clarks
Miss Brigham
Miss Thsing
Mr. Pollart
Bon Marche
Mr. Pollard
Palmer street
Middle street
Palmer
noway ig white
Romeo
One Mosse hall stork company
J. W. Cole
Mr. Mitchell
rank Fox
Church & Son
Mitchell
oly
theoty
P. Neumania
Bar Marche
firor
H.C. Church & Son
Knights of Labor Lose Bid in Supreme Court
In the Supreme Court Judge Cox dismissed the Knights of Labor bid for an injunction against Secretary Carlisle to restrain him from issuing bonds, ruling the knights have no standing. Court hearing noted service issues and disordered records affecting the case.
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Wassine tox
Supreme court
Cox
Knights of Labor
Carlisle
Knights
Fearful Blizzard Disrupts New England Rail Travel
Reports from New England describe a fierce blizzard with heavy snow and strong winds. Rail lines including Boston and Maine at Greenfield and Fitchburg branches are blocked. passenger traffic halted and freight trains stalled. Eastern Maine sees lighter snow but higher winds. Chatham reports unusually low tides and difficult conditions.
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Tne
Sux
Bostrox
New England
Greenfield
Fitchburg
Maine
Chatham
Mercury ig
Motormen Hurt After Snowstorm Crash on Washington Street
A blinding snowstorm caused two electrics to collide on Washington Street near Oak Street, injuring motormen G. A. Livermore and Arthur Colby. The day also reports executions and several funerals including Lizzie A. Drury, Thomas W. Burnbank, Dr. George J. Grierson, and the Lowell Caledonian Club ceremony. interments followed at local cemeteries.
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tan Sax
Boarox
Washington street
Oak street
G.A. Livermore
Arthur Colby
Lizzie A. Drury
George F. Kenugott
Acton
Thomas W. Burn bank
Howard street
Hey
De. Greene
Edson
George ‘J
Grierson
William B. Grierson
Wandbu
Alex. Grele Jr
Lowell Caledonian club
Deaths and funeral notices in a local Nova Scotia paper
Rev J P Campbell officiated at a Lowell area service for L G G with many Caledonian and Westminster connections noted. Fellow mourners included Andrew Livingstone and Alexander Gregg among others. floral tributes and a departure to Kentville Nova Scotia for an urgent recruitment. Mary Tlamasin burial followed at Catholic cemetery. Drugeiste Ganouet scene and a Monday banquet at Rue Charles Bolet. Morri Mack Square sees crowds awaiting snow shoveling work.
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J.P. Campbell
Winchester
Thomas Serguson
Sanuc
Taylor Andrew Mawilt
George Moir
Caledonian cubt
Lowell Medical society
menber
Good templars
Teg
templar
Lowell Caledonian clubs
Westminster Presbyteri
J. Mcintosh
Anderson
Geo. Moir
Northern
Kentville
Nova Scotia
Mary Tlamasin
Fulton place
Bowling Scores and Weather Hit North City Crowd
In the Weaper tournament Twelve defeats Team Ten by four pins 2225 to 2221 with Farrington 521 Grover 500 Coburg 360 Neamith 200 Butler 445. Lamson 44 Marren 403 462 L H Swift 402 Thompson 420. Highland club reports junior and senior results while last night’s storm brings icy winds and heavy snow. power lines fall, streetcar service suffers, and a birthday party at Dr Lachaner’s home provides a bright note amid outages and transit disruption.
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andi
Farrington
Grover
Coburg
Neamith
Butler
Lamson
Marren
L. H. Swift
Thompson
fighland
Randlett
Moody
Putnam
Eastman
Elolden
Carter
Puffer
Webster
Pierce
Spofford
Wison
Chandler
Papin
Paulini
Suz
Ellis
Sturtevant
Shaw
Kittredge
mith
Leighton
Suits Repriced From Last Winter Stock Relisted
Advertisers push suits priced at ten and twelve dollars drawn from a large surplus of two hundred items. The cut-down sale targets remaining stock from last winter with three or four of a kind but all sizes available in the lot. These suits, valued by customers then as now, are offered at half price to clear broken sizes before warm weather.
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T. W. Keene
Keene
Richard
Richard HI
Isle of Champagne
Seabook
Pons
Country Circus
New York
Messrs
On the Bowery
Eva Raymond
Jennie Knight
Millie Franklin
John Bryant
Edward O'Del
Fred A. Raymond
Chauncey Newhad
Charles Audaws
Ferguson iand fale
Castellel
Tall
Jand
Jautar
Miss Lucker
Meldoo
Walter
Thomas
Lyle
Mr. Brigham
Miss Swift
Putnam & Son One Price Clothiers Trial Details
At Lowell a case of assault and battery on Agent Drury Leletth is recounted with Wilmott as defendant, a separate charge of maintaining liquor nuisance linked to Rosa, and a horse cruelty fine of $10 for Valentine Wilmott. Offcers describe liquor findings and drunkenness around Sundays, while Drury testifies to his police appointment and the confrontation on Sixth street.
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dewks
Ross Laporte
Donaldsax
Bicanl
Harrington
Brennit
Rosa
Valentine Wilmott
James’. Drury
speci
Humang society
Wilmott
Donahue
Anderaan
Drury
Lowell
fTumane society
oyber
Sixth street
hin
Lara
Wilwott
Anderson
Ale
Gage
Tie
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Huntington ballas
Pastucketville
Sup. Whitcomb
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School street
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Fish & Plummer
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Lynn
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