South Side Street Railway Petition Denied on Vote
Hearing in the aldernmanic chamber on the South Side Street Railway petition for two locations ended with a vote to allow withdrawal. Pro and anti witnesses debated Andover and Stackpole street routes, with residents voicing noise, damage, and value concerns while officials weighed city interests and Lowell impacts.
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South Side Street Railway company
Dickinson
Bagley
C. R. Johnson
Larkin T. Trull
Tewksbury
Andover
South Lawrence
Lowell & Suburban railroad
Hon. G
Richardson
Lowell & Suburban Railway
Wakefield road
Daniel A. Swan
Troll
Stackpole street
Stackpole
East Merrimack streets
Andover street
Dennis Murphy
Selectman Boutwell
John Davis
Ludlam
Merrimack company
Courtney
Engineer Mills
the
Locks and Canals company
Mills
D. W. ©. Farrington
Nesmith street
Willis Farrington
Burke
Mr. Courtney
J. Tyler Stevens
Lowell
E. H. Shattuck
Mr. Trull
Horace Coburn
board of
Pennsylvania
Attleboro
Lowell road
Judge Kennedy
old road
Westford street
Clements
Lovejoy
Davis
G. F. Richardson
Lowell & Buburban street railway
Lawrence
erested
Lawser Trull
board of aldermen
Dunlap
South Side company
Stanley
Westall
Interesting Reminiscences of the Organization and Its Work
The 50th anniversary of the YMCA was observed with President Hills in the chair and James L. Gordon of Boston as speaker. Gordon traced Sir George Williams founding London YMCA in 1884 and praised the organization as a Bible rooted, anti saloon movement urging young men to steadfast faith. Rev. Mr. Kengotsiso spoke.
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association
Hills
James L. Gordon
Boston
Jones
Floyd
Dr. Pepin
Kengotsiso
Ward Five Demands Moody Street Bridge And New School
Residents of Ward Five advocate a Moody Street bridge over the Merrimack to spur Pawtucketville growth and improve access. They push extensions to Aiken Street and a Ford Street canal bridge, widen Varnum Avenue, and seek fencing and police protection around the North Common. A new Bartlett school is also deemed necessary. Delays worry residents as they seek public improvements and steady progress.
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Ward Five
Pawtucketville
Moody Street
Merrimack
Muchland
Aiken street
Ford street canal
Varnum avenue
Mammoth road
Lamb street
Tom” Connell
cominon
patj
Varney street
Fletcher street
Broadway
Pawtucket street
Bartlett school
Durgin
Funeral Services for John Carr Held at Pelham Home
The funeral for John Carr was held yesterday afternoon from his Pelham home with large attendance. Bearers were Oscar Carlton, Ransom Hobbs, Granville Currier and Wm Richardson. Rev Mr Berry conducted the service. Burial followed at Edson cemetery after services for Isa belle Forsythe at Mrs A D Dents Cabot Street residence by Rev George F Kenngett.
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John Carr
Pelham
Oscar Carlton
Ransom Hobbs
Granville Currier
Wm. Richardson
Mr. Berry
Geo. F. Kenngett
Isabelle Forsythe
A. D. Dent
Cabot street
Edson cemetery
Local notes on church event and visits mix with poker tale
The piece mentions Fred W. Goodwin linked to a poker tale, a Paige Street church entertainment run by the A C F and Sunday school, and a roar of laughter from the audience. Mrs. Sylvester Bean returns from Franklin New Hampshire with trout from Mt. Kearsage as her son in law C G Rowell reports a 100 fish catch last Saturday. The First Congregational church Maternal Association holds its final meeting in the vestry and plans a reception for Annie S Harlow with committee members listed.
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Fred W. Goodwin
Paige street
A.C. F
Sylvester Bean
Methuen street
C. G. Rowell
Franklin
N. H
Daniel Webster
Mt. Kearsage
First Congregational church
Annie S. Harlow
Annie S. Harlow, superintendent of the juvenile department of the Sunday school
Bell
Bert Stevenson
A. E. Kelley
T. F. Durning
Clarence E Corbett Hosts Fourth Annual Lawn Party
Boatman Clarence E. Corbett hosted his fourth annual lawn party and supper on Pawtucketville street. The yard featured Japanese lanterns, an ice cream supper from 6 to 8 30, and dancing in the skating rink afterward. About 75 couples attended the event organized by Mrs. Corbett with help from Miss Malverna La pierre Miss Jennie Woods and Elvina E. Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Corbett
Merrimack river
Pawtucketville street
Corbett
Malverna Lapierre
Jennie Woods
Elvina E. Clarke
Chelmsford Street Church Entertainment Night
A large audience attended the musical and literary entertainment at Chelmsford Street Free Baptist Church last evening. The program featured piano solos, cornet solos, readings, piano duets, songs, harmonica solo and duets, performed by listed local artists and favored by the crowd. A bat and ball promotion offered with purchases at the U S Tea Co. corner Central and Prescott streets.
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Chelmsford Street
Chelmsford Street Free Baptist church
Hattie Pressey
Gelino
Roberts
Bagshaw
Leatham
Ella Morse
Belle Harrington Hall
Minnie Lockhart
Chas. V. Barker
Robert Leatham
Nettie Roberts
James H. Beetle
Mrs. Gelino
U. S. Tea Co
corner Central
Prescott streets
Forty Lives in Raymond Excursion Train Wreck Rumor
An Associated Press dispatch reports a Raymond excursion train wreck caused by Fraser River cloud burst with forty lives said lost. Montreal later notes Canadian Pacific officials deny the loss rumor and say the party is delayed at Field awaiting track clearance. passengers are housed at a hotel awaiting news.
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Associated Press
Sux
Vancouver
Frazer River
MONTREAL
Canadian Pacific
Field
B. C
Miners in Conflict at Farmersburg Drafts Gearing Up
A fierce battle rages at Farmersburg with many wounded on both sides. More military companies are being drafted to the scene as authorities contend with the clash between miners and opposing forces.
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Farmersburg
Weddings in June Bring Many Local Unions This Week
A series of weddings fills June as several couples marry in recent ceremonies. William A Chandler and Blanche E Blaisdell wed at 25 Robeson Street with Rev. George H Johnson and Rev. James Alexander officiating. Mamie I Austin ties to Channing E Wilkins at 17 Hampshire Street with Rev. George N Howard officiating. James H Roberts weds Eflen Austin at 42 South Walker Street with Rev. C L Merriam. C C Haskell and A J Howe wed at 91 Fourth Street with Rev. H N Q O Millington. Lizzie Rowe Cross and Dr William E Hills marry at Appleton Street Presbyterian Parsonage with Rev. Dr Robert Court.
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William A. Chandler
Blanche E. Blaisdell
Robeson street
George H. Johnson
James Alexander
Tewksbury
Edith Davis
George F. Blaisdell
Arthur Choate
Mark Avery
Chandler
Robson street
C. ft. Austin
Hampshire street
Mamie I. Austin
Channing E. Wilkins
the
New England telephone
George N. Howard
Wasfield
Wilkins
Wachusett street
Fourth street
C.C. Haskell
A. J. Howe
Hf. N. Q O. Millington
Presbyterian
Appleton street
Lizzie Rowe Cross
Lubee
Maine
William EB. Hills
Chelmsford
Robert Court
Hills
Larceny Case Hears Four Dranks At Police Court
Mary McEvoy was sentenced to the work house for six months. Helen Ceball pleaded guilty and was jailed for one month. Antoiina Ducleck was bailed by her husband and failed to appear. Anthony Keefe’s case for illegally removing a barge was continued to morrow. Both defendants were Armenians and mill weavers at Prescott mills.
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Mary McEvoy
Major Noyes
Helen Ceball
Antoiina Ducleck
Prescott
Ducleck
Ceball
Anthony Keefe
Three Local Deaths Reported in City Homes
Minnie Brown aged 42 wife of Charles Brown died Tuesday at 22 Third Avenue. Elijah Mills aged 77 died Tuesday at 627 Chelmeford Street. Rose Cowteau aged 2, child of Zephyr and Celina Cowteau, died yesterday at 141 Fletcher Street.
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Minnie (. Brown
Charles Brown
Third avenue
Elijah Mills
Chelmeford street
Rose Cowteau
Zephyr
Celina Cowteau
Fletcher street
Old Folk’s Concert at Centralville M E Church
An evening concert drew a large audience with a 30 voice chorus led by J Avison Baker. The program included songs, solos on organ and spinet, readings, duets, and a quartet with multiple named performers. They also mention Carpet Mills to Close and worker layoffs. Escapes from the city farm reported.
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Centralville M. E
J. Avison Baker
Ye Wee Bountiful Dalton
Mehitabel Hall
reading
Hopeful Loberg
Patience Coourn
Jeddidiah Johnson
Perseverance Hallowell
Charity Johnson
Deliverance McFarland
Enraged Miners Attack Littles Coal Mine Loot and Fire
A Pekin report details a bloody assault on Littles coal mine five miles down the Illinois River. About 500 miners crossed the river, clash with a sheriff posse, and defend the tower amid heavy gunfire. Fatalities include John Jackson and Edward Bloom. the siege also wounds Ed Porter and Peter Little. Property losses top $30,000 as the mob burns buildings and the powder house before fleeing by river.
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Bricowinetox
Tils
Pekin
Little’s
Ilinois river
Frederick
Bentonville
Hlinois
Littles
John Jackson
Edward Bloom
Ed Porter
Peter Little
Little brothers
Edward Little
Funds For the Naval Militia Aid Approved
Acting Secretary McAdoo approves annual funds for state naval militias listing Massachusetts 4243 Rhode Island 1085 Connecticut 657 New York 8553 Pennsylvania 2113 Maryland 9693 North Carolina 1633 South Carolina 285 California 8573 Illinois 3548 Michigan 744. Meetings secret at Berlin on silver commission. gold currency not jeopardized. Townsend prize oration finalists announced for commencement week: R D Paine J B Reed J J Hall Ro H Nichols C D Kyle G F Vonslyke.
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Washincrox
McAdoo
naval militia
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
California
Illinois
Michigan
New Haves
R. D. Paine
J. B. Reed
J. J. Hall
Ro H. Nichols
C.D. Kyle
G. F. Vonslyke
Bankruptcy of Baron Thurlow Reveals Big Deficit
London June 7 A statement on Baron Thurlow bankruptcy shows liabilities of 447 457 pounds and assets of 9 080 pounds The insolvency stems mainly from the collapse in value of several shares linked to his British legation tenure in Washington and related holdings.
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LONDON
Baron Thurlow
Washington
Peculiar Disappearance and Quick Return of South Boston Girl Agnes Clark
A 13 year old girl Agnes Clark from South Boston vanished four months ago. She was found yesterday at the House of the Good Shepherd and returned home. Across the country reports include a Universalist convention in Bipperary D Me, a confession of a $10000 theft by Benjamin W Thornhill in St Louis, and a river death of James D Smith. Humbert cabinet talks in Rome. Bernard Bardeen dies of apoplexy in Providence. William Walter Phelps remains ill in ExGcLewoop N J with high fever.
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Boston
Agnes Clark
House of the Good Shepherd
Providence
James D. Smith
Seckonk river
Smith
Minneapolis Completes 10 Hours At Sea Then Sails Again
The cruiser Minneapolis logged a ten hour run at sea in calm but rough conditions caused by easterly winds. Weather worsened with seas churning as it prepares to depart once more. In Vancouver water levels fall, with bodies recovered and many drowned at Yale area.
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DELAWARE
Minneapolis
Vancouver
B. C
Yale
Ex Secretary Foster Returns After Orient Visit
Ex Secretary of State Foster arrived from the Orient on the steamer China. After the Behring sea commission finished in Paris, Foster began a tour of the rid. Mrs Cleveland and party arrive in Greenwich on the yacht Oneida after leaving Washington yesterday.
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San Francisco
Foster
Orient
China
Behring sea commission
Paris
rid
Greenwich Oriot
Conn
Cleveland
Benedict
Oneida
Washington
Morocco rebels threaten Tangier and Tetusa
In Morocco, several tribes rebel openly while Khaliif of Tangier, having left for Tetusa, is forced to return for fear of rebel attack. In Indiana, Knightsville strikers halted a coal train and stoned the engineer to death on Vandalia tracks Marblehead to Relieve the San Francisco. Accused of Burning His Shop in Rutland Vermont, Fred B. Mascott of Castleton is jailed on bail. In Topeka Kansas Major Morrill of Hiawatha is nominated for governor on the first ballot with 771 votes.
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Taxcinn
Morocco
Khaliif
Tangier
Tetusa
KNIGHTSVILLE
Ind
RUTLAND
Fred BK. Mascott
Castleton
Kansas
Morrill
TorERKA
Major Morrill
Hiawatha
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Rebels Seize Salvador as Gutierrez Is Proclaimed President
New York June 7 The Herald reports General Gutierrez proclaimed president of Salvador after a night of turmoil. US Navy ship Bennington helped secure the American consulate, with Lieutenant Coffin in charge ashore to protect citizens and property. Rebels looted barracks and shelled nearby woods while US sailors arrived to curb further pillage. Fort Wayne and other cities report receivers appointed for utilities and stern public safety actions, reflecting unrest and legal moves across multiple towns.
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New York
The Herald
La Libertad
Gutierrez
republic of Salvador
Bennington
United States
Coffin
navy
Thomas
Colocho
Rockingham conference closes with large attendance
Amesbury Mass June 7 The second and closing day of the annual convention of the Rockingham conference comprising the Presbyterian churches of southern New Hampshire and a portion of Massachusetts was largely attended Rev W C Bouton of Deering Me gave an address in the forenoon and in the afternoon a discussion on church work was held.
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AMESBURY
Mass
Rockingham
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
W. C. Bouton
Deering
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South Side Railway Company
Ludiam
James F. O'Donnell
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER
Market Street
Worthen
FAY BROS, & HOSFORD
FUNERAL SERVICES
RAYMOND
Tursus
CHANDLER~BLAISDELL
AUSTIN
Hadley, J
McManmon, florist
Prescott & Merr’ksts
Patrick Fels
Patrick McLaughlin
Fels
house of correction
County
CalcuTtTa
Haffkine
Pasteur
Haifkine
Banca Romana
Rome
chamber of deputies
Montalto
Brussels
Berlin
William
Germany
Leopold
Sr. Nazarny
Toussaint
Trignac iron works
champber of deputies
Dr. Wekerle
BuDA-PESTA
Buda-Pester
Count Hedervary
Detroit and
Hodge
grand lodge of Freemasons of
John Hodge
Lockport
Times
Bipperary D
Universalist convention
St. Louis
Benjamin W. Thornhill
New Era Building and Loan association
Italy
Humbert
di Rudini
Signor
Zanardenelli
Bernard Bardeen
Bardeen
Mystic Shrine
Rovalt
Marblehead
Wasuinctos
U. S
Newport
R. L
Bluefields
San PranisCO
PUTNAM & SON
Central Street
Cor. Warren
SAN SALVADOR REPUBLIC
Fort Wayne
Electric Matters
h . McDonald
Fort Wayne Electric company
Dawson
H.J. Miller
Port Wayne
E. J. Hawthorne
Fort Wayne Electric corporation
Isis
McDonald
Electric trust
wierst nt
McKeesport
McKeansport
Camden
DuQuesne
P. J. McDuffee
Malden
Jamaica Plain
Lawler’s
Thomas H. Lawler
John Streets
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