Almanac Weather Forecast for New England States
Forecast for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont calls for fair skies with variable winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut will be partly cloudy with variable winds. The almanac for May 23 notes seasonally mild conditions and clear to partly cloudy skies throughout the region.
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susan
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Local Notices From Sreoke Tower and Nearby Areas
Miss Malvina Blondin sails to Canada while Lowell lodge initiates candidates. Rev George C Wright returns from Europe. Builders to raise South Main Street bridge in Manchester. Inspector Allen recovers tools awaiting owner. J J Gaynor Co offers a special sale at 16 Prescott Street. A girl joins Mr and Mrs Martin Cryan of White Street Pawtucketville. Merrimack Clothing announces a shift to ready made clothing. Inspector Libbey and a prisoner arrive from Lawrence with stolen goods. Lorena foaled by dam C J Hood sired by General Hancock, sister to Victor Magone. Supt Morton notes rails for Lawrence Lowell line delivered. Textile Workers union of Stott s mill 2 thanks Atlantic club. Welch Guards dissenters see captain Mitten’s course. likely discharge and support. Mr and Mrs Lorenzo E Smith depart to Denmark Me. fishing planned. Mrs Susan Carey reports husband wandered ill. found later. O Dononell & Gilbride begin silk waist sale. 600 items, early shoppers pick. City council committee to press county on court house work. meeting Friday night.
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Inspector Allen
J. J. Gaynor & Co
Prescott street
Martin J. Cryan
White street
Pawtucketville
Merrimack Clothing company
Inspector Libbey
Lawrence
C. J. Hood
Lorena
ace
General Hancock
Victor Magone
Atlantic club
Welch Guards
Carey
O’Dononell & Gilbride
court house
Pickman
Bagley
Curtin
Gordon
Beavor Cloak Company Store Stock Sold by Private Sale
George F. Stiles deputy sheriff and messenger will sell by private sale by order of the court of Insolvency all stock in the Beaver Cloak company store in Hildreth building consisting of ladies cloaks capes suits etc at less than cost sale opens today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Stiles
Beaver Cloak comany
Hildreth
adies
Confirmation at St Peters church by ArchBishop Williams
At St Peter's church last evening 350 children received the sacrament of confirmation by Archbishop Williams of Boston. The ceremony drew numerous parents and friends. The church filled with white dressed girls and the choir performed pieces under T F Molloy. The archbishop was aided by Fr Rowan and parish curates and will meet local clergy today.
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St. Peter's church
Willams
Boston
T. F. Molloy
Yeni Creator
Ave Marie Stella
Karst
Lizzie McLaughlin
David P. Martin
Excommunication Trial Opens in Denver Catholic Church
The Denver excommunication trial starts today as Father Malone rector of a Denver parish and editor of a leading Catholic paper faces Bishop Nicholas Matz. Malone and 100 parishioners are excommunicated for restraining publication of the newspaper. Archbishop Salpointe presides. Dr Burtsell of New York defends the accused. Patrick Sullivan of Sheboygan is noted for a Swedish-knighted book on turnips and a bicycle trade patent.
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Bonacum
Denver
Col
Father Malone
far west
Nicholas Matz
Salpointe
Santa Fe
Burtsell
New York city
McGlynn
Patrick Sullivan
Sheboygan
Mich
Sweden
Garfield Colony to Host June 11 Entertainment
Old Hundred items report an upcoming Garfield Colony of Pilgrim Fathers entertainment on June 11. Esther cantata to be sung tonight at Pawtucket church by amateur talent, while Patten & Co advertise premier potted plants in Shedd's block Central Street.
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T.C. Lee
Donovan
Garfield Colony of Pilgrim Fathers
Esther
Pawtucket
Notes of Interest at the Great Sale Now Under Way
J E Shanley and Co promote a mystery sale with strong crowds and large stock. The store reports high demand for black dresses selling at low prices and warns the sale will end soon. Extra staff are on hand to assist shoppers and reduce rush.
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J. E. Shanley & Co
Boston Edges New York In Tight Home Showdown
Boston seals a close win over New York with 2 runs on 8 hits while Amos Rusie loses the decision. Lovett goes the distance for Boston, New York collects 11 hits but strands runners, and both teams commit errors totaling six. Across other major games, St Louis tops Louisville 6 4, Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 7 6, with numerous late innings and varied scores in Portland Lewiston Bangor and Haverhill action.
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Boston
New York
Tom Lovett
Amos Rusie
Lovett
Ryan
Russo
Farrell
St. Louis
Louisville
Louis
Glasgow
Peitz
Kilroy
Grim
Chicago
Pittsburg
Grifith and Kittredge
Ehret and Mack
Portland
Pawtucket
Lewiston
Worcester
Bangor
Fall River
Haverhill
Brockton
Presbyterians Adopt Seminary Control Report in Second Assembly
Saratoga May 23 report shows the general assembly endorses a plan to approve seminary professors and directors and seek consent from seminaries while a responsive committee would advise with them. The decision was pressed despite delays and protests for broader consultation. Forgiven May 23 Noah Farnum post 458 GAR installed by Commander Shotts ends the 1893 pension controversy.
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SARATOGA
theological seminary
general assembly
Presbyterian church
New York
Department
Shotts
Noah L. Farnum
G. A
Farnum post
Democrats decide not to adjourn legislature
Democrats will let the legislature expire under the law, arguing the senate failed to count votes from the last election and a final adjournment resolution would betray the house. Also notes frost damage to strawberry crops in Massachusetts, street railway workers seek higher pay in Newport, and quarry workers unearth relics of old times in Providence.
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PROVIDENCE
senate
house
Bill and Railroad Reports Fill Push to New Legislation
Boston and Albany papers recap Senate and House actions on a mix of bills. Key items include a New England and New York Railroad incorporation, liquor licensing boards, Brookline Gas Light stock increase, and a state prison plan. The anti bucket shop bill passes toward third reading. other measures are debated or engrossed. In Albany rapid transit bill signed. in Syracuse a sewer accident kills one, injures two. in Hartford boxer Ryan stops Falvey. Local items note council races and civic moves ahead of summer.
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Boston
senate
committee on railroads
New England and New York Railroad company
Gordon Abbott
Brookline Gas Light company
committee on
general court
billy
Lynn and
Crawbaugh Telephone company
Darling
Ann. Myers
JudgeShipley voids ex auditor Paveys Illinois act
In Springfield Illinois Judge Shipley ruled the 1869 Illinois insurance act void eliminating the ex officio insurance commissioner’s $5000 annual compensation. The decision affects state finance and agency authority as of May 23.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ills
Shipley
Pavey
Labor Parade Planned by Unemployed for City Hall
Unemployed workers say they will march on City Hall next Tuesday evening led by an executive committee. A city council meeting drew laborers near the hall but the protest was postponed. Petitions circulate urging funds for public works to employ the jobless and honor late Councilman Benson.
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Kittredge
Barclay
Gormley
City Hall
Benson
Prices Slashed on Ladies Jackets in Kersey Cloth
The advert touts the best buying power in years with Ladies' Apparel now offering great value. Fine jackets in black and colors, made of Kersey Cloth and Clay Diagonals, are reduced to $6.75 to $12.50 with former prices ranging from $10 to $22.50.
New Color Lines Priced At 1.95 To 4.75 Dollars
Retail notes unveil updated color lines with prices 1.95 2.60 3.00 and 4.75. The ranges suggest tiered options across several products.
Local Notices and Movements Highlight City Residents
Mr S G Pettigrew of Lowel has sold his Stevens street home and moved to Lynn. Frank A Brady, traveling for Mitchell plaster, visits his city home. Mr and Mrs N W Lam eon of Stoneham were in town, staying with Edwin Lamson on Tenth street. Henry Cuff, Mason Chapel Hill druggist, marks his first anniversary as apprentice and is praised for future prospects in pill making.
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S. G. Pettigrew
Lowell
Stevens street
Lynn
Frank A. Brady
Mitchell plaster company
N. W. Lameon
Stoneham
city
Edwin Lamson
Tenth street
Henry Cuff
Mason
Chapel hill
Henry
Entertaining evening at Post 1856 hall draws crowd
A large audience enjoyed complimentary entertainment at Post 1856 A. R. hall last night with a banjo duet by Arthur Baldwin and Lottie Walsh, vocal duets by Sadie Mack and Katie Lang, a sailor’s hornpipe by Master William Cornock, a piano solo by Edith Cornock, and other numbers. The report also notes Mr. George F. Edwards of Newton as a leading candidate for the Varnum school principal vacancy, highly recommended as a teacher.
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Post
A. R. hall
Arthur Baldwin
Lottie Walsh
Blanche Destra
Sadie Mack
Katie Lang
William Cornock
Dr. Saunders
Edith Cornock
Varnum school
George F. Edwards
Newton
Marriage of Hugh McHugh and Sarah A Broderick at St Peter's
The Middlesex company worker Hugh McHugh married Miss Sarah A Broderick at St Peter's parochial house with Rev John Meixenna officiating. Attendants were May Broderick and Thomas McHugh. They left for a brief tour of Boston and Portland after a reception at 6 Richmond street.
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Hugh McHugh
Middlesex company
Sarah A. Broderick
St. Peter's
John Meixenna
May Broderick
Thomas McHugh
Richmond street
Boston
Portland
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J. H. Cocker
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Westall
T. Costello & Co
Lawton
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Wakefield
Buffalo
N. Y
Marion
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Dr. Dana
John L. Jacques
Hart
Merrimack
Robert M. McKissock
W. BP. McKissock
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Chapel street
Ricker
Paran Stevens
state street
Warren
Boston Post
Adelaide E. Noyes
Odd Fellows’ hall
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Mathews’ hall
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John Kelly
Falvey
Waterloo
HARTFORD
Jack Falvey
Tommy Ryan
conference of Christian workers for Israel
United States
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Jes
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General Butler
Country club
Jim Brooks
Lakeview
PORTSWOUTH
N. H
F. M. O'Callaghan
Father O'Callaghan
Pitman
Loxpon
Isaac Pitman
Dickson Bros
Merrimack street
Louis Alexander
Fifth avenue
Emerson, tailor, & Central street
Raney
ee securities
J.B. Swift
Barristers hall
Eton
Prince Albert and
Cutaway
Cloak and Suit Co
John
CHALIFOUX
Chalifoux’s
vanay wave
London
regent
J. L. CHALIFOUX
New
Corham St
Woodbury’s
John H. Woodbury
Dermatological Institute
OLD ANDOVER CO
Metcalf & Hazen
Middlesex St
MARSTON’S BLOCK
OHN W
FRANCIS W- QUA
Hall
COURTNEY
Mansur
Attorney at Law
Shuman
O’Donnell & Gilbride
Eddy Refrigerators
Anthony Shaw & Sons Stone
Carlsbad China
Rogers
Beowell Steam
WEED STREET
CEORCE MADDOCKS
Frov
ROwal
OPERA HOUSE
EMIL J. BORJES
Madrigal Society
F. R. Rix
Northern Dept
Brass
CALEB L. SMITH
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