The Gut Down at Dracut Mill Figures From Pay Roll
Agent Fels presents figures on the cut down affecting wages across weaving, packing, finishing and miscellaneous departments. He asserts no change in the mill’s situation and that the terms will govern operations during these low-spirited times. Workers may vacate company houses as payoffs are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracut
Fels
chin
Pele Talia
My. Fels
Newhall
Mr. Fels
Boston and Maine Railroad January 1804 Train Schedule
The notice lists Boston and Maine Railroad departures from Lowell and Merrimack Street Depot, including times for Lawrence, Salem, Newburyport, Exeter, Dover, Rochester, Alton Bay, Somersworth, Portland, Augusta, Bath, Lewiston, Belfast, Waterville, Skowhegan, Rockland, St John NB, Montreal, and various connections. It names multiple daily and Sunday departures, with varied times and routes, and cites officials Sanborn, Flanders, Laet, and Paige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Suspays
Hayerbi
SUSBATE
Salem and
Lynn
Newburyport
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
WOH ro
Portland
Augusta
Bath
Lewiston
perhnoe walls Sa
Pennsook
Franklin
Lebanon
Tirer
Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
Newport
Claremont
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Montpelier
Escox Junction
Burlington
wiral
Vermont
Montreal
Quebes
aston Air Line
Quebes UApress
White River Junction
Montrea
AW. SANBORN
D.J. FLANDERS
H.C. LAET
Ag’t. Western
B. PAIGE
Common Council Honors Late Chief Seward in Quiet Session
The regular meeting of the common council was held quietly last evening with all members present. The main business involved resolutions on the death of Chief Charles Seward, plus numerous committee referrals and budget items. Mayor Pickman’s appointment for pound keeper was deferred, and a heartfelt tribute praised Seward’s lasting integrity and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bward
weeling
Benest C. Gates
Gibson treet
FLEL Butler
Wartiam avenue
city library
perastun
Memorial hall
F.W. Sanborn
for & new school house
Centralville
W. Crosby
h Murphy
jonal Cricket club
John Breen
Concord street
E. Burns
East Knack street
board of health and
city solicitor
Onny
flesade
Anna Deveraux
Marylehead
Colm AlcKenzie
Abbie A. Moore
Daniel Cosgrave
Pickman
Wan. C. Seaver
ible
Gorchey
Une lash
Patrick's church
Ryan
Pachneitervile
Middlesex Village
Charles Seward
God
teuth
Br. Ryant
Curtie
Howard
Walabor
Charles Howard
domeil
polica department
iit
Iman Curtin
Polich Court Session Faces Wide Range of Cases
The Polich Court handled numerous cases including Deanken, Murray, and Kennedy with guilty verdicts and fines. City Hall bond approval, highway surveys, and council proceedings dominated the session, while Chief Howard memorials and local civic notes filled the report.
Labouchere Amendment Passes in Commons Shocks England
The House of Commons approved Mr Labouchere’s amendment to the address by a vote of 447 to 15, a jolt to the government and a sign of upheaval in England. The tally sparked cheers from Irish and Radical benches while ministers and Tory leaders traded strained looks amid questions about cabinet resignation and political turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Labouchera
house of commons
Ellis
Mr. Balfour
Mr. Labouchere
House of Jorda
Dr Weeks Trial Sets Delonge and Honorhold Figures
Unclear fragment suggests a trial involving Dr Weeks and individuals named Delonge and Honorhold with references to Mrs Hu and a Beard Bil setting. Details are garbled but indicates a judicial proceeding and named persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HU. Honorhold
Long War The Enemys Guns Were Left
In a police court session, the Week's trial resumed with Israel Darling testifying. Inspector Latamine described searches at Mrs Weeks house on Mareth, locating items hidden in various rooms after a warrant was executed, while many items had been moved to a shop on Middle Street. The defense included Olver Brosnan and Dr. Xoyes J. Werks. The court discharged Mrs Weeks with a $500 bond and adjourned to morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Darling
Inspector Latamine
Mrs Weeks
louse
Mareth
Inspector Allen
M Hill
Lill
Weel
erie
eich
Abene
Lie
Mill
Ingoyetor
Ingoyetor Latletume
Weeks
boardland
Olver Brosnan
wars
hart
Darling
Xoyes J. Werks
Hill
Newburyport
Lowell
LEY
Drake
Hopkinton
Chirke
Pano Newburyport
bar
Colas island
Buchadas
Governor's island
Fort Ville- Faignon
Cobras island
don
Ata oelack
Aurora
Nletheray
Aurerica
Kaipu
Dahia
Tiradentos
Paraglebo
stanmera
Tae
Sarronier
val
resurgeot Acor
Das
da Game
Da Gann
garlons
cays lave beta
Aquidaban
Admiralste Mello
Fonseca noa
Peixota
Admiral da Guina
Fresh spring overcoats offer quality at low prices
Our new season overcoats use all new materials with the latest style, priced as low as 38 for a first rate all wool black diagonal with serge lining. Finer versions at 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18. We can fit tall, slim, short, and stout customers. Boys' blue diagonal spring reefers priced at 8 and 5.
Putnam & Son Glothiers Street Fight Disfiguring Incident
In a May 4 incident at Putnam & Son Glothiers Corner Central and Warren Streets a man named Gilmore attempted to throw vitriol at Thomas Gos, living on Merriam street, resulting in a near-terrible burn. The page notes a broader city league bowling scene with high scores and upcoming matches at Old Dorchester, plus various team totals and player performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glimore
vitro
Thomas Gos
Merriamek corporation
fonense
Larkwell
URUSSEAU
vant
Brossean
Yule Smith
Leighton
Intell
Atlaa TOME
Old Dorchester
alf Bostons
E. J. Gorwin
C. E. Goulding
Fred Grover
James McLaughlin
Salems
Dorchester
Vesver
Tenensil
Sean ‘Lio
s ‘es weres
Ten—Thompson
swift
Myers
Laimsom
Marre
Leigh
Whittier
Corner
Markland
bidevettom
Highlund
Tear Three
Team
Taft
Lyman
Hauchett
Sherman
Dore
Sea Six
Pierce
Tustwick
Withed
Sargent
Falls
Concord
Central club
Olympic
Gne
Raleigh
White Bros
Baker
Death of Heyward B Wright at four years old
Heyward B Wright son of Rev George Wright died last evening at age four. The death notice appears in the local column with mention of a library trustees meeting in the city on Wednesday April 1 likely in Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyward B. Wright
George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agent Fels
Boston and Maine Railroad
CENTRAL STREET
Merrimack Street
Boston
m. Suyvars
Middlesex
Callow Street
ENorthern
VVla Seedford
Sali
herve Tor Ayer
Gresmien
COMMON COUNCIL
ard
Labarge
Lebarge
committee on printing
Deankennebs
Thomas
Thomas Kennedy
PL J. Conway
Tanager street
Raright
Ess
Ww. A. Mogan
Kennedy
city hall
Curtin
Dusty
Gormley
O'Brien
brefore
O'Connor
Gormley doals J
Cornwn Sparks
O'Connell
Robinson
cencilmans
Connell
P. J. Dusty
W. Kittredge
Chas
WH. Noble
Couneilman Noble
Kutrion Johnson Davee joy suochfice
J. Johnson
C. N. Bagley
Alderman Lovejoy
3. V. UL
Port Warren
Eva Finnegan
division
ALO. A
St. Patrick
Gleason
Esirene lodge
ted Mt. dion
Phe moetina
Rodger
Hebert McLaushs
S meanders
Mise Lauie Cooper
Misses Young and McCrae
Charles Phelps
Lovell
Ayer city
tbe
Tf grand opera
St. Vincent de Paul secievie
t-larue
Terence Tigh
P. J G. Copp
Fort Tallpark
J. L. Sedgeley
Maine
G. W. Howe
Varnam + school
Immaculate Conception
Moody school
McCrain
Beattie
Sonik Alexander
Fifth avenue
New York
limerkcon
Central etzert
LABOUCHERE
England
Liguct
Lerday
srspaper
Luboachere
Che Stanlacid
Lord Reschery
The
Times
Lat Hosebers
allia
Alex Gladstone
boise coninittes
qvalid pensiona
Martin
Geuth
BUNERAL SERVICES
Elen McCarthy
cloc
Mr. Berry
O. G. Clough
A. Coli
J. ¥. Davis
C.F. Davis
Thomas J. Fergerson
opera louse cafe
Isis
Abbott street
St. Peter's church
Lowell lodge
B. P.O. Bhes
Mariet
Central Streets
Elks
Page company
Win. F. Courtney, Esq
Jos” Wibbard
SPORTING NEW
putin
New England
Thoweh
ness
Kelley
Clarkson
Alleson
Kelly Clarkson
Gaston
Massachusetts Total
Stowell and Marshall
Pond street
Ingalis
Valleies
Sol Smith Tisell
bieh wa
dalay
Russell
Lewell
Burke Temperance Institute
James McGarrahan
Dugene Flynn
John McBride
William Burns
Edward Farrell
James Howard
U.S. Ten Co
Central
Prescott streets
PUTNAM & SON
Corner Central and Warren Streets
VITROL
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