Ninety Regulars Disperse Rioters at Stock Yard Riot
Ninety U.S. Army regulars of the 16th regiment charged a mob at the stock yard and routed rioters after strikers halted a Swift meat train. Troops ordered out as strike intensifies. troops sent from Fort Leavenworth and Fort Brady to Chicago. Reports also note mail delays and a Big Four railway strike easing as trains resume. A separate incident covers a young boy found drowned in a canal near Market Street after disappearing from Courtney's Store area. The S C A A prepares for boxing events at Dracut oval on July 21 with multiple weight classes and entry details. Show window display highlights water sets priced 50 cents to 2.50.
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Associated Press
Tac Sty
Cuiiaco
16th regiment
Swift
Graves
Boott corporation
O'Donnell
Albert Forget
Courtney
Market street
Methuen Fire Devours Broadway Block In July Blaze
A large morning fire in Methuen yesterday destroyed the Broadway business block owned by the Howe heirs. Occupants included E J Wastle grocer H F Willard shoe dealer E S Chase shoe dealer the Masonic hall and Rogers law office. Fire began in the basement of the shoe store from an unknown cause with losses exceeding $20,000.
Drunks Arrested After Fourth Session of Court
Court sessions yesterday saw six drinkers, one released, Arthur Riopelle jailed two months, Michael B Murphy twenty days to sober up, and Bridget McCleary unable to appear. Hurley police processed four boys for alleged breaking and entering Alexander Miles shop. cases continued to tomorrow.
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Arthur Riopelle
Michael B. Murphy
Bridget McCleary
Hurley
William F Cogan
Patrick Broderick
John Labell
James McSor
Funeral notices recount multiple local services and burials
The notice lists several deaths on Davidson Street London Street North Franklin Court Westford Street and at St Peter and Immaculate Conception churches. It notes funerals with high masses private services bearers and interments at Catholic cemeteries. A large procession to Lowell Cemetery is described with no grave service.
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Daniel Kelleher
St. Peter’s church
William Molloy
Maurice Barry
James Barry
William Dansby
Michael Murphy
Martin Hearn
Henrietta
John
Clara Howard
London street
Mr Yarrow
Edson
Honora Ambrose
North Franklin court
Fr. Leonard
St. Patrick’s church
Michael and
John Power
Dunn
John Keane
G. J. Bradt
Westford street
Lowell
Residents and visitors spread across New England and Europe
The Newtonville postmaster E F Wilder visits his uncle in High street while others plan summer trips to Halldale Maine Gloucester and Old Orchard. Families pack for York Beach Nantasket East Boston Isle au Haut and Ocean Park. Several residents attend universities and await studies in Amherst and at Johns Hopkins with others joining government surveys in Texas and Europe.
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E. F. Wilder
Newtonville
George ¥. Offutt
High street
Calvin Joy
Bridge street
Halldale
C. D. Palmer
Gloucester
A. E. Spalding
Tyler street
Europe
Herbert S$. Johnson
M. Allen Johnson
Lawrenceville
Amherst
E. F. Spaulding
York beach
Harry E. Shaw
Old Orchard
N. G. Norcross
Nantasket
James E. Nesmith
Madge Claxton
Boston
Thomas Wragg
No. Andover
William B. Dorr
Bridgeport
Eugene N. Morrill
Barbara McIntyre
Newport
Charles E. Dodge
G. F. Kenpgott
Laura Symonds
Alice Frothingham
Millionaire's Club Hosts Electric Hecht Night
The Millionaire's club in Larristers hall offered a warm welcome on the night before with its electric Hecht men on duty. Refreshments and music filled the rooms as hours passed merrily.
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Millionaire's club
Larristers hall
Fight with Connelly called off by low door receipts
Owing to small door receipts Martin Flaherty did not fight Tom Connelly of Boston yesterday. Many Lowell sports who went down to see the fight were disappointed. Dennis J. Crowley, known as Judge, held an at home reception yesterday for friends sympathetic over his accident on Tuesday.
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Martin Flaherty
Tom Connelly
Boston
Lowell
Dennis J. Crowley
Judge
Lakeview Amusement Day Draws Lowell Crowds
Lakeview proved the Lowell daily Mecca with packed theatre and bustling amusements. Cars and tailors shuttled crowds from morning to noon while nickel revenues filled the railroad cash box. Prof Cawthra staged natatorial displays as fireworks lit the evening sky and dining rooms reported record business.
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Lakeview
Lowell
iicmnity
Swice
Cawthra
Terribly Mangled Death of a Nashua Marksman
In Nashua New Hampshire July 5 Larry Valcour a popular young man died after a heavy musket charge burst his weapon driving the hammer into his chest He never regained consciousness and died at noon He served as sergeant of company I 2d regiment New Hampshire National Guard and was a skilled rifle man He was 27 and the son of Lews G Valcour a Nashua mills employee.
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Nasaua
N. H
Larry Valcour
Valcour
Ife
2d regiment N. A.N. G
Lews G. Valcour
Nashua mills
Child Mortality and Local Deaths in Area
James Healey seven months old died Tuesday at home on Kidder street. C Fred Varnum twenty one years died yesterday at 75 Smith street. son of ex Alderman Varnum and a member of D company Cadets. Mary J Claritrye four months died this morning at 203 Charles street.
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James Healey
James
Sarah Healey
Kidder street
C. Fred Varnum
Smith street
Alderman Varnum
D company
Mary J. Claritrye
Samuel
Minnie Clamttye
Charles street
McDougall Weds Bullock at Mrs Crawford’s Home
At the bride’s sister Mrs. Crawford b3 Worthen Street Tuesday evening John McDougall united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Bullock Miss Margaret McWilliams bridesmaid and James Wilson best man. The ceremony was performed by Reverend Mr Wright. A supper and reception followed.
Inmates Enjoy Day at City Farm Sports and Dinner
At the city farm inmates spent a pleasant day with forenoon sports including baseball football sack wheelbarrow and potato races with prizes. A dinner followed featuring roast meat pies cake and preserves with many delicacies. Morning trains crowded as vacationers depart for beaches and coaches filled.
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city farm
Inspectors close saloon ticket machines in crackdown
Inspectors Laflamme and Allen visited the saloons yesterday and shut down the ticket-in-the-clot machines. It is expected Chief Davis will launch a crusade against them soon.
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Laflamme
Allen
Davis
Merchant Links City Loss to Missing Celebration Trade
A prominent Timmaix merchant stated at noon that about 430000 dollars were removed from the city due to the failure to hold a celebration yesterday.
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Timmaix
The Crossings Hearings at City Hall Vote
Arguments in the grade crossing hearings were presented this morning before the commission at city hall.
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city hall
Tae Sun Job Print Impresses With Superior Equipment
No printing establishment in this city matches Tae Sun Job Print for its mechanical equipment and the excellence of its work. Have you ever tried it.
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Tae Sun
Valkyrie Sunk In Collision With Satanita Off Scotland
Royal Yacht Club regatta at Dunraven on July 3 ends in Valkyrie sinking after colliding with Satanita near Skilmortie to Mt Stuart. All crew saved with one injury. Britannia later wins the race by five seconds led by Prince of Wales.
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InneLAy
Scotland
Royal Mudtook Yacht club
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie
Satanita
Skilmortie
Mt. Stuart
Kilcreggan
Britannia
Associated Press
TURSUN
Tiutrer’s Quay
Firth of Clyde
Prince of Wales
Fire destroys two factories and leaves 125 homeless
Fire caused by firecrackers set by boys raged through six acres, wiping out forty buildings including two factories and a dozen blocks. Four hundred workers lost jobs, 153000000 of coverage insured for half the sum, and Patrick Coleman died aiding fire crews as a Fifth Regiment unit patrolled the burned district.
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Hansos
Patrick Coleman
Fifth Regiment
Depot Fire Delays New York Mail to Boston
There were no New York mails into Boston today nor any sent out due to a burning depot at New Haven that blocked the New York New Haven and Hartford and New England roads.
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Associated Press
TH& SuN
New York
Boston
New Haven
New England
Drowning of Frank Hunger A Canoeist Recovered Body Found
Associated Press report from Tuscaloosa SCN Pens July 1 states the body of canoeist Frank Hunger was recovered, drowning occurred Tuesday and the body was found today.
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Hunger
Frank
Ve suvus Warship Passes Highland Inbound at Noon
The Associated Press reports the U. S. cruiser Ve suvus passed Highland inbound at noon today.
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Bostoyn
U. S
Vesuvus
Highland heht
Boy loses hand in Boston cannon cracker blast
A Boston boy and four Providence youths suffered severe injuries from cannon crackers. George Goodfellow, a 13 year old, exploded blank cartridges with a rock on Westford street, injuring his finger requiring two stitches as he lived with his parents on Westford street.
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Boston
Providence
George Goodfellow
Westford street
George
Immaculate Conception School Excels in High School Exams
The Immaculate Conception school dominates admissible candidates with nine of fourteen passing the high school entrance exam this year. Previous year’s twelve of twenty five also hailed from the same school, reflecting the superior work of its students under Sister Angelina. Printing services cited as Tae Sun Co.
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Immaculate Conception school
Sieter Angelina
FALSE ECONOMY In the future there should be no question as to appropriating city money for the observance of the Fourth of July
The piece argues the city lost far more money than council plans for a Fourth of July celebration would show. It notes many Lowell residents left for other celebrations, spending money elsewhere and reducing local trade. It claims rail fares and reduced local business drained city funds, suggesting Lakeview’s spillover kept some prosperity.
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Billerica
Lowell
Lakeview
Belvidere
Highlands
Mansur
Fairmount street
Belmont avenue
Boston
Fair Grounds
James Gallagher
John Quinn
John Godet
Lee
Luby
Hamilton
Ready
Salmon
Kelly
South Common
Fort Hill Park
Post 42
James Murphy
St. Patrick's Cadet band
North common
Tuy Sun
cty council
Te Say
Lawrence
Salem
Curtin
national treasury
Davis targets removal of slot machines from city streets
Ches Davis seeks to drive out slot machines after inspectors Laflamme Allen Goodwin and Donaldson seized several devices mostly in bar rooms and one in a drug store, including a machine reported stolen from Lakeview. Liquor officers checked for early openings and found one place open at 5 30.
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Ches Davis
Laflamme, Allen, Goodwin
Donaldson
Lakeview
Frenchman narrowly escapes at Middlesex street crossing
A Frenchman barely escaped death at the Middlesex street crossing Tuesday night at 9. He was struck by a slowly mowing train, knocked down and pushed several feet, then picked up with injuries none. The headline notes a miracle that no fatal accident occurred and mentions an unknown man who reportedly lost his foot at the Northern depot last night while attempting to jump onto a moving train.
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Middlesex street crossing
Northern depot
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MEAT
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Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
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Michigan
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Ill
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Fort Wain
Ind
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Meyee
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ALBANY
Dracut oval
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U. S. Tea Co
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Prescott streets
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OUIIDAL
tion Down Town
Hillerica
Lakeview avenue
Hosmer
Central station
Yorick
Big Twelve
Hibs
Hogans
Reform club
Manhattan
Burke ‘Temperance Institute
Hibbard
Mathews
McAlvin
Quartermaster Allen
Knights of Columbus
Thompson Hardware company
Mt. Zion lodge
Good Templars
Coney Island
Donnybrook
frankfort
Maerth Billerica
Huntington hall
Prof. Emerson
Prof. Floyd
Saugus Club
North Billerica
Tilden street
A. C. Wheelock
Merrimack street
Middlesex Village
Centralville
Greenhalge
Capt. Meigs
Meigs
John A. Faulkner
Highland club
Bessie Suntoon
Tay Sun
Alderman Westall
Wilbur FE. Vinton
Putnam & Son
Charles Edwards
Ricker
Pawtucketville
Ed. Davis
Woodward avenue
Robert J. Beals
Marry Murray
Westford
Charles N. Sweetsir
General hospital
Fred Burnham
Dr. Itish
Fenwick street
Whitcomb
state board of education
Edwards Cheney
C.C. Hartwell
Col
F. M. Merrill
Messrs
George Offatt
T. E. Boucher
Canton
Pawtucket
N. Y
Bangor
Maine
James F. O'Donnell
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER
Worthen
FAY BROS, & HOSFORD
CLEVELAND WHEELS
Callahan & Sanborn
Merrimack Square
Bridge St
W. MckVOY
Central St
American Houe
Ta& Son
METHUEN
FUNERAL SERVICES
Michael C. Clark
Davidson street
Immaculate Conception church
HOME AND ABROAD
Annie Keefe
A. Mirault
Herbert A. Merrill
Ocean Park
Flaherty
HYMENEAS
SAPANITPA
Brittannia
Tk SUN
HUDSON
Vesuvius
Immaculate Conception
Tae Sun Ca
PRICH CLOTHIERS
Central Street
Cor. Warren
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