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Newspaper

Lowell Sun

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1894

Page

1

Local notices and obituaries from the first edition

The excerpt lists upcoming meetings at 2 o clock and 7 30 PM plus new wares at Merrimack Woolen Mills. Multiple obituaries follow: George Cobuen’s clerkship death aged 19 in North Chelmsford. William Davis of Davis and Thayer death at Littleton. Grace Miller age 15 at 79 Appleton Street. Delia Renaud age 2 6 months at 620 Middlesex Street. Mary Maguire 26 wife of Officer Hugh Maguire. George Cleary of Topesteater Company dies of pneumonia at St Johns Hospital. Mrs Abba Wilder 60 of 480 Andover Street. McManmon florist listed.

George B. Holt C B Cobuen & Co T. F. Adams North Chelmsford William Jerome Davis Davis d& ‘Thayer Merrimack Central streets Littleton Grace L. Miller Edward H Alice Miller Appleton street Delia Renaud Samuel P. Renaud gros Middlesex street Mary Aon Maguire Abbott street Hugh Aiaguire Officer Maguire St. Feler’s church George Cleary Topesteater company St. John’s hospital Wm. ©. Wilder C. J. Hood Josephine Wilder McManmon, florist Prescott & Merr’kats

Bowling season ends as Vespers lead with 14 1

The Lowell bowling season concludes with divisions led by the Vespers at 14 wins and one loss, Melrose Athletics 9-3-1, and Old Dorchester tied for third with 8-6. Les Miserables set a 2799 total and 951 high string as top performers. numerous players named with team affiliations, city tournament entries closed with 15 teams. The city tournament schedule planning begins with captains meeting at Les Miserables alleys and Four clubs planned to play five nights weekly. Judge Sheldon to preside next week. Printing services urged at the Sun office.

Vespers Melrose Athletics Jamaicas Lowell Highlands ted Old Dorchester AM Miserables Loring 999 Artillery Tere Lowell Smith Casio Hall Grover Vesper B.C . Corwin Lal Unis Casino McLaughlin Lertte BALA Lamb B.A. A Buho Gounding Veeper B.C Wallsams Thorps Marron Miserables vitt Miserables an Highlands armis Hartwell Highlands V. Whittier tesper McCurdy Murray Scede Purcell J. Farrell Cook French Campbell Brown Young Wilson Bond Going Sargent Dearborn Heunsell Russell Reynolds Baker Lapierre Loupret Dignault Mirault Brousseau Meisan Stiles Abbott Chadwick J. Swift Peabody A. Smith Keyes Kerwin Bankers Thompson Murphy L. Swift Clogston Ela Thorpe Goulding Felice Hurley Couuoes Bieank Crowley Brosnahan Unkowns A. Blank B. Blank Blank D. Blank

Emmet's Legacy Celebrated In Boston Irish Program

A Boston gathering honored Robert Emmet's memory with a panegyric by Hon. John R. Murphy. The event featured music, readings, and a banquet at the American House with speeches by local leaders. Participants included L. J. Smith, Councilman O'Brien, and many citizens. Emmet's life was praised for patriotism, sacrifice, and planned rebellion against British rule, with emphasis on his trials, letters, and ultimate execution.

Ubey Ireland Robert Buinet John R. Murphy Boston Emamet Meldon O’Brien L. J. South D. Palmer Jeremal Crowley Dr. Thomas Peter J. Brady John W. McBvoy Jono Welch Treland Robert Buruet Tlistory Belisasius Homer Tomer George Washington Robert Emmet Trinity college France Emmet Fle England anscared Dublin Lueseis Burnet John Philpot Curran Sarah Curran America Moore ara Miss Curran s.ifl Daniel J. Donahue McCaffrey Lena Ewing Patrick Burke William B. Ready David P. Marlin Erin Mr. Donahue David P. Martin Percy Meldon Music Hall company St. Patrick’s Cadet God Save Ireland United States Dr. Gallagher Murphy menn L. J. Smith Joseph Smith D. J. Murphy Thomas F. Roche George M. Harrigan Robert I. Crowley William J. Fitzgerth A. A.Conway Councilman Labarge P. d. Lynch

Labor Union Debates Wages and City Works at Meeting

Central Labor union members hear debate on a graded wage schedule as city projects and street extensions are discussed. Supt Crowley supports wages adjustments while urging caution on First Street work due to ice and frost. Aldermen and the mayor show mixed responses as unemployed aid and a $50,000 resolution loom.

Central Labor union Crowley Mactin Liernan F. Morrison Logan labor committee legislative First street Stanley Supt Tenalago Lovejoy water board Central street city lief Noble aung theity council Noblewis Supt. Crowley Lowell Growley asa Furst street Meehan Crossley Central Labor Ragg board of aldermoen Hayes Brady

Man Killed On Tracks Near Elevator Building

A man was cut in half by a locomotive on Western Avenue beside the Elevator building. The victim, described as well dressed and middle aged, was walking from Western Avenue toward Middlesex Street via the bridge when struck. Authorities suspect the victim to be W. J. Crowley, an out-of-town man, though identification is not yet certain.

Western avenue Mae Middlesex street Crowley Armatno mountain Boston Victor Lundicu university of Notre Dame Augustin Daly Merbert F. Green Manchester N. H Orville M. Remington Port Monroe Murphy Albert G. Carr East Winthrop Joseph M. Rogers Portland Patrick Cummings Springfield Mass New York New Haven and Hartford Misa Taylor Philadelphia school for the deaf George Louis Clary Brattleboro O'Conner

Explosion from Shore Destroys Rebel Transport Venus

March 5 reports confirm the Venus explosion after bombardment by Jupiter, Marie, and Venn off Porto Madama. The Venus tore in half, stern sank, and many crew perished. insurgent forces elsewhere face ongoing, limited resistance and dwindling manpower amid broader revolt suppression.

Biook FAYECRA Venus Jupiter Marie Venn Porto Madama Marte

Garvey case resumes at Superior court amid objections

Law note recounts witness testing handwriting and book entries in Ward One as Garvey case proceeds. Spectators fill court. Burke objects to evidence and questions while Hawes confirms Garvey writing. clerks and city official Dowd testify about assessor authority. Music Hall benefits and local drama noted. thanks card closes the item.

Garvey Superior court ragua Stephen J. Kirby Burke Ele poyerement Wier Bennett’s court Kirby Mr. Garvey Hawes Faves Bennett Michael J. Dowd Mr. Burke

Funeral of Mrs Margaret Malloy at St Patrick’s Church

The funeral of Ars Margaret Malloy was held from her home on Broadway to St Patrick’s Church for a high mass of requiem. Rev Burke and assistants led the service, with the church choir under E F Fandkoer. The procession moved to Catholic Cemetery for interment. Relatives and friends sent rich floral tributes, including a wife pillow from her husband and a sister inscription from her brother. Also noted was a verdict in Cowley v Donahoe for $76 for the plaintiff.

Ars Margaret Malloy Broadway St. Patrick's church soleun Vr. Burke Trev Cileason Vr. Leonard E. F. Fandkoer Cathol Nc Fr. Burke Peter Donahoe Calin Nellie Desmond cross Samuel Mair Boston Jeras C. TH. Molloy Burton Brewing company

Carnegie Company Entangled in Armor Plot and Damages

The Carnegie Steel Company faced a conspiracy by four former workers at the Homestead plant, causing a claimed $140,489.91 damage to the government armor plate contract. Conspirators allegedly substituted inferior armor, receiving about $95,000 in rewards. One conspirator, after learning his cut, revealed the full scheme. The article also lists a string of Boston and New England incidents and notable deaths.

Russia Emmet United Irishmen Trinity college Carnegie Company Sam Pirrsnans The Times today Carnegie Steel Company Cleveland Herbert Carnegie Homestead

Qur Store Boy's Clothing Sale and Evening Closures

Qur store will close Tuesday to Friday evenings at 6 o clock until March. A wide range of boys suits is offered from SAMSON everyday wear at prices like 1.50 2.50 and 3. Dress wear cassimeres and worsteds are available with Eton full dress for formal occasions. Four to six year olds wear velvets and Fauntleray blouses in white lawn with embroidery. assortments vary by size, prices 1 125 and 1 50.

Percy Meldon California Meldon Tom Flaherty the Burns Friends Ole Olson Olaf Elsol Qur SAMSON Eton Fauntleray

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