Police Court Opens Busy With Drunkenness Cases
Morning session at the police court heard a large attendance as suspects faced charges of drunkenness. Redmond, intoxicated, fell on Central street injuring his head near railroad tracks and was jailed. Several Poles involved in a street row were booked for drunkenness, with Pincus likely charged with assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Central street
Jackson
Redmond
Corcoran
Winter street
Sergt. Kew
Dennett
Louis Cocanas
Isadore Pincus
Pincus
Coconas
William Fitzgerald
Centralville
J. H. Burke
Brosnan
Libby
Fitzgerald
Corpus Christi Observed With Elaborate St Patrick’s Procession
Corpus Christi was observed at St Patrick's church with a grand procession of the blessed sacrament through the grounds and to a temporary altar. The event featured multiple choirs, cadet guards, school groups, banners, and robes, followed by benediction and festive music across parish churches.
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St. Patrick’s church
Gleason
Shaw
North Chelmsford
Leonard
E. F. Faulkner
William O’Brien
St. Michael’s church
St. Cecilia
Immaculate Conception sodality
St. Patrick’s
Jesus
Fr. Leonard
St. Patrick’s school
Young Men’s Catholic Literary society
Hibernian Knights
John A. O’Hearn
A. D. HL
Mary
sodality
sanctuary
academy
Immaculate Conception sodality choir
Wm. O’Brien
Fr. Scannell
Fr. Gilday
O'Brien
John J. Galvin
M. McDermott
Patrick Lynch
James O'Sullivan
John P. Mahoney
E.B. Quinn
Hugh Gillon
Col. J. H. Carmichael
Wolf Tone
Fenwick street
Holy Name society
St. Patrick’s Temperance society
M. J. Johnson
William O'Brien
Michael O'Brien
Fr. Burke
Fr. Gleason
Burke
Mozart
Michael O' Brien
St. Peter's Church
Ronan
McKenna
McDonough
McManus
Immaculate Conception
church of the Immaculate Conception
Emard
Dacey
Bro. McGrath
Hugh Farley
Fr. Dorgan
Holy Angels
Children of Mary
Sacred Heart
Messrs
Finley
Immaculate Conception Temperance society
Moran
Arch Confraternity
Hugh McQuade
John McGinnis
Burkes
Holy God
P. P. Haggerty
Shoe Stock Purchase Shocks Lowell Dealers
The Times reports O'Sullivan Bros opposite city hall and Eaton & Son of Danvers completed a large purchase of over 900 pairs of women's oxfords, both manufactured and in process. The deal, described as a bold move at a low price, will be sorted by style in anticipation of a major sale early next week.
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Times
O'Sullivan Bros
feet fitters
city hall
Eaton & Son
Danvers
Lowell
Mrs Wm A Burke to sail for Europe tomorrow
Mrs William A Burke plans to sail for Europe tomorrow. The day also notes a June 12 session of the grade crossing commissioners and local events including a big Lakeview crowd and a charity payment by W H Wiggin as executor.
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Wm. A. Burke
Europe
White's Tan Shop Fire Sparks Break at Perry Street
Alarm from private box 235 at White Bros tannery drew a large crowd to Belvidere this morning as a fire broke out in a wooden building south of the main shop, believed used for russet leather dressing. Hope engine had a collision with an electric pole but caused no damage. A barking dog was struck by Chief Hosroer’s carriage on Fayette Street, minor injuries. Herb Merrill’s horses shuffled out. a hind shoe fell, leaving him with a scraped knee and bruised shoulder. Adjournment notice for grade crossing hearing to June 12. U S Tea Co advertises two bat and ball with one pound tea offer at Central and Prescott.
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White Bros
Perry street
Belvidere
Perry and
Rogers streets
Chief Hosroer
Fayette street
Herb Merrill
Middle street chemical
Herb
Missouri River Rises Six Feet Causing Atchison Damage
The Missouri river in Atchison area has surged almost six feet with a sudden rise. In the last 12 hours the flood has eroded about 200 feet of land near East Atchison and property damage accumulates as the flood continues.
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ATCHISON, Kan
Missouri
East Atchison
Riot over Polish church split leaves four shot in Freeland
In Freeland Pa on May 28 the St Casi mrs Polish church dispute boiled over into a bloody riot. Four men were shot and two are expected to die while several others were injured seriously. The clash marks a year long division within the congregation.
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FREELAND
St. Casimir’s
Death of Sir Francis John son Quebec chief justice
MONTREAL May 23 Sir Francis John son chief justice of the supreme court of the Province of Quebec died yesterday. He was among the oldest and most eminent Canadian judges. Born in England in 1806. Excelence In Church History Baltimore May 28 Nora O'Brien Niagara Falls Ont presented by Archbishop Walsh of Toronto in behalf of the pope with the papal medal for excellence in church history. Paris May 28 M Dupay pressed his conference with men to form his proposed ministry. issue centers on foreign affairs and finance portfolios.
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MONTREAL
Sir Francis Johnson
supreme court of
Province of
Quebec
England
BALTIMORE
Nora O’Brien
Loretto convent
Niagara Falls
Ont
Archbishop Walsh
Toronto
Paris
M. Dupay
Yellow fever declines in Rio after three-month epidemic
Rio de Janeiro reports a continued decrease in yellow fever cases and virulence after a three month epidemic period. Health officials note fewer new infections and improving conditions as the city recovers.
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Rio DE JANEIRO
Miners Press for General Arbitration in Cripple Creek
Colorado Springs delegation seeks arbitration to end a strike dispute amid troop readiness. Prisoners held at Bullhill Fort and threats to mine managers hinge on a prisoner exchange, as authorities and miners discuss peace talks and hostilities pause. President Slocum of Colorado College urged arbitration, backed by local labor leaders and clergy. Governor Waite recalled troops but kept forces ready for action on short notice.
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CRIPPLE CREEK
Colo
Colorado Springs
Dr. Slocum
Colorado college
C.G. Collais
Trades assembly
L. W. Bates
Charles Leisster
the
Carpenters’ union
D. H. Hogan
Calderwood
McDonald
Bullhill
Jackson
Lindsay
Frank Wolfe
Miners’ union
Lindaay
Slocum
loth
lalter
Waite
Baron
Strong
Anna Lee
Thomas Callan Dies After Runaway Accident
Thomas Callan died at St John’s hospital after a runaway accident last Thursday. A former city cart driver, he had a long past including arrest in London and imprisonment as a dynamite suspect, a wartime veteran, and a notable release from prison in 1893. His funeral drew a large crowd from G A R, Hibernians, Celtics, and Wolfe Tone guards with services held at the Catholic cemetery.
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Thomas Callan
St. John's hospital
Callan
Ireland
Michael Harkins
Philadelphia
England
Portland
Col
Dimon
Labarge
Mr. Callan
Lowell
Northern depot
Richardson house
Williamsville
Ill
Varney street
Hibernians
Post 42
Celtics
Wolfe Tone guards
St. Patrick’s
G.A. R
the
John D. Hubin
John J. O'Brien
D. A. Sullivan
Fr. Gleason
Quick tailored trousers in ten minutes no tailor needed
A voice touts rapid trouser fitting to avoid days at a tailor. Buyers can try on garments to ensure fit before purchase, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Savings claimed of two to four dollars on spring trousers, promising quality and risk-free shopping.
Sensational will case ends in conviction for forgery
In St. Petersburg Vladimir Gribanov's will forged to bequeath 1,000,000 roubles to Madame Gribanow and Count Sollogoub. Sollogoub and four others were banished to Siberia. Sollogoub’s son, a military officer, shot himself after the verdict. In Jamaica Plain a Norfolk liquor sale debate drew a large crowd at the Central church under the W C T U with Mrs H H Withington presiding.
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St. PETERSBURG
Count Sollogoub
Vladimir Gribanov
Madame Gribanow
Siberia
JAMAICA PLAIN
Mass
H. H. Withington
Farmhand Arrested for Assault on Former Employer
Ernest Driggs a farmhand is in custody at West Hartford charged with assault with intent to kill Linus N Burt a farmer. Driggs recently discharged from Burt’s employ, and authorities believe the attack was an act of revenge.
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HARTFORD
Ernest Driggs
West Hartford
Linus N. Burt
Driggs
Burt
University Club of Chicago Wins Hamilton Trophy in Whist Congress
Philadelphia May 23 The University club of Chicago defeats Hamilton club to claim the Hamilton trophy in the whist congress final. Minneapolis club defeats Chicago Whist club to win the American Whist league challenge trophy. Lima May 23 Several newspapers are suppressed for objectionable utterances amid army discontent and fears of a revolt.
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PHILADELPHIA
University club of
Chicago
Hamilton
Minneapolis
Lima
Explosion at Anderlnes mine kills six miners
A mine blast in Anderlnes, Belgium, yesterday left six miners dead and several others wounded. Rescue teams worked through the debris and local authorities ordered safety inspections of nearby shafts.
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BRUSSELS
Anderlnes
Death From Appendicitis Claims Local Resident
Edward J. Werder of this city died yesterday after an operation for appendicitis following two weeks of illness. He was 47 years old and unmarried.
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New Harry
Edward J. Werder
Ingrain Weavers Vote to Stand Off Over Ten Percent Cut
The Ingrain carpet weavers at the Carpet mill held a special meeting Saturday evening and voted not to return to work until the ten percent cut, recently restored, is reinstated. Only six of 250 favored returning. Brus sels department will stay closed next week unless large orders arrive. A committee will consult Agent Lyon, and textile workers citywide back the demand. The strikers faced 17 percent total cuts earlier, with seven then ten percent.
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Brussels
Lyon
Treasury inspector added at New Loxpoy port
A treasury department special agent visited New Loxpoy to assess the need for an extra customs inspector due to increased in bond freight via Central Vermont and Norwich lines. Collector Hale proposed Frederick A. Starr, and the nomination was confirmed, bringing the port’s inspectors to three. Memorial services held in Brooklyn on Memorial Day. Reuben Cook drowns crossing Cranberry pond near Woonsocket.
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New Loxpoy
Conn
treasury department
bond
Vermont
Norwich
Hale
Frederick A. Starr
Starr
Inspectors Find Alcohol at Lewis Street Speakeasy
Liquor inspectors searched a building on Lewis street yesterday and found a keg of beer and two bottles of whiskey in the cellar. The proprietors escaped and no arrests were made though the liquor was seized. Seizures were also made from Thomas Higgins of 60 Jefferson street and Patrick Biddy of 607 Lakeview avenue.
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Lewis street
cearway
Thomas H. Higgins
Jefferson street
Patrick Biddy
Lakeview avenue
Whitway party seeks recall of Newfoundland governor
The Whitway party in Newfoundland campaigns to recall Governor O'Brien amid political turmoil. The estate of the late Abiel Abbott Low of Brooklyn totals over 8 million dollars as probate continues. The US frigate Constitution remains at Portsmouth navy yard. The Elgin National Watch Co. likely to be sold to an English syndicate. The Sugar Trust investigation seeks power to compel witness testimony. A revolution is implied in Venezuela but restrained by President Crespo. A Washington express motorist was struck and killed in Wesport, Connecticut. identity not confirmed.
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Whitway
Newfoundland
O’Brien
Abiel Abbott
Brooklyn
United States
Constitution
Portsmouth
N. H
navy yard
Elgin National Watch company
Sugar trust
Venezuela
Crespo
Washington express
Wesport
Conn
Cotton Goods Orders and Daily Shipments Reported
One corporation filled two orders of 700 bales each for cotton goods last week. Another corporation is delivering good sized shipments daily, indicating steady activity in the cotton trade.
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Memorial Sermon Honors Comrades at Huntington Hall
Memorial Sunday services in Huntington hall honored G A R comrades, Sons of Veterans, and local groups. Rev C L Merriam delivered the memorial sermon as the audience listened to scripture readings, prayers, arias, and the singing of America and There is a green hill far away. Names of dead were read from Posts 42 120 and 185, including John Mullen Charles Sleeper and Amos Hodgman among others.
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Sons of Veterans
Huntington hall
Commander Liddell
F. H. Butler
George E. Worthen
F. B. Peabody
John Mullen
Charles W. Sleeper
Benjamin Emmons
Richard Burns
Charles O'Sullivan
Thomas MecCormick
John Curtin
James J. Scannell
Patrick Woods
Patrick Murray
Thomas Callan
Geo. H. Nichols
James Welch
Chas. Hy Brown
John A. Garland
Amos TH. Hodgman
Patrick F. Burke
Roswell C. Jenvey
Newell Abare
W. S. Pepin
F. K. Stratton
Keller
John Ward
Lillian Lefevre
C. L. Merriam
Highland church
Les
saah
Washington
John Brown
Abraham Lincoln
Coxey
Christ
Claude Raboteau
America
Deaths and reception notes in Lowell
Joseph Jeffers aged 25 of Market street became ill with epilepsy at the police station and died at St. John’s hospital. Governor Greenhalge and Mrs. Greenhalge host a reception tonight for Lowell residents with music by the American Orchestra.
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Joseph Jeffers
Market street
St. John’s hospital
Forester’s Hair Second Anniversary Set for May 31
The second anniversary will be held as Forester's hair on Thursday evening May 31. The event is complimentary to members with tickets available from Treasurer McQsker's store at 123 Central Street and from J. J. Dunne, chairman.
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Forester
McQsker
Central street
J. J. Dunne
Concert on the South Common Delights Large Audience
A large crowd gathered for a band concert on the South Common presented by Prof. Mirault. The program was well rendered and enjoyed by a vast audience.
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South common
Mirault
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James McCaffrey
McCaffrey
Harriet Howard
Sherburn
Eldrich Frappier
William H. O'Neil
O’ Neil
Nellie
down east
O’Neil
Mary Flannery
William Wilson
Bernard Bermingham
Bridget Crocker
Jones
James F. O'Donnell
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER
Corner of
Worthen
FAY BROS, & HOSFORD
CORPUS CHRISTI
St. Patrick’s Parish
Lakeview
Nashua
Boston
Blake
Harry T. B. Richardson
T. Boyd
Manchester
M. Allison Taylor
Haverhill
Miss Talbot
Lotte E. Thompson
Beach street
Wm. H. Wiggin
Samuel S. Rugg
Ayer
Worthen Street Baptist church
WHITH’S TAN SHOP
Jane
U. S. Tea Co
corner Central
Prescott streets
GLOVERSVILLE
W. B. Reynolds
Northville
Paris Green
Osweep, N
Ellen Sullivan
Palermo Centre
TOMMY CALLAN
TARIFE
Scotland yard
Bow street
London
senate
Harkins
Tom Callan
New York
District of Columbia
Johnson
Representative Cox
Warner
Walker
Rayner
Harter
Ohio
state bank
bunding trades
Suffolk
Middlesex
Matthews
Streets Carter
Metropolitan Construction company
wen
Pemberton square
Parker street
tailor’s
INGRAIN WEAVERS
Chelsea
Muss
New LAVEN
Lyman C. Hull
Harry Prescott
Lonxpox
Craven & Craven
Bradford
Reuben Cook
Cranberry pond
Woonsocket
Cook
bast Blackstone Mass
PUTNAM & SON
Cor. Warren
ORY
First Baptist church
J. Avison Baker
Father
Tt. A. Greene
George F. Kenngait
H. Lockhart
Roll Call of the Dead
McManmon, florist
Prescott & Merr’ksts
Prosperity Circle
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