Obituary notices from First Edition edition
Mrs Helen K Green Wood died at home on Wilkie street aged 60 years leaving Edith A Bachelder Los Angeles Cah Mas Ome A Bachelder Pelham Charles Kent Pelham N dl Med Charneslls Wamesit Fred Green wood this city Funeral Tuesday Maury A wife of Richard Chadwicky died Sunday morning at her late residence Ub Fourth Avenue aged 1 years Orton W odd died yesterday at the city farm aged 52 years
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Helen K
John DL. Green- Wood
Wilkie street
Edith A. Bachelder
Los Angeles
Cah
Ome A. Bachelder
Charles Kent
Pelham
N. dl
Med
Charneslls
Wamesit
Fred Greenwood
Maury A
Richard Chadwicky
Moir Bros Drive in 19 Cent Underwear Sale
Complaints about insufficient school accommodations reach Centralville and Middlesex Village as Moir Bros. & Co. push a large 19 cent underwear drive. O'Donnell & Gilbride announce a major payoff day, prompting friends to call on them. Dalece Pharmacy at 53 Prescott Street showcases strong business in a season of dull trade. Devine’s Middlesex Street offers praised workmanship. John Cassidy, ill for some time, hosts friends at his Sherman Street home with music and hospitality.
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Moir Bros. & Co
Centralville
Middlesex Village
O'Donnell & Gilbride
Dalece Pharmacy
Prescott street
Nomi
Po Devine’s
Middlesex street
John Cassidy
Sherman street
Political jockeying for council seats and new tickets emerge
The Democratic city committee and ward factions mobilize for the aldermanic race. Alderman McDonald’s supporters push for renomination while other candidates include James Grady and Councilman Stafford in Ward Three, with Charles N. Bagley as a possible entrant. Dr J Johnson declines renomination, seen as a major setback for the party. The Union Democratic Club held a large meeting to discuss caucus timing and candidate selection ahead of December elections.
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friends of
McDonald
Joseph Gormley
councilmanic
cotoneil
John J. O'Connell
McCarthy
Guion democratic club
Meyers
Frank dd. Donohoe
Conner
Stafford
Erie
cty committee
Ward
Benson
common council
William Curtin
Cornelius Dagan
Anthony McCarron
William F. Burns
Charles Reilly
sevenal
democratic city committee
Courtney
popular ineu
aeal
James Grady
Charles N. Bagley
State’s mill
Monaghan
Bagley
Union democratic club
McCarthy’s black
Palmer street
O'Connor
mee Drs. J. Johnson
Johnson
Lowell to gain new Superior Court judge Carroll named
From the executive chamber at the state house comes word that James 2 Carroll will be appointed to the Superior court bench to replace Ron John W Corcoran. Lowell residents welcome the pick though regret no second vacancy exists due to recurrent mentions of Florence C Lilley for the post. Lilley is willing to serve if offered, but the final appointment will satisfy Lowell either way.
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state house
James 2. Carroll
Ron
John W. Corcoran
Lowell friends
Carroll
Flon. C
Lilley
Andover Students Bet Generously on Exeter Trip Fall Short
An Andover academy graduate recalls how Andover boys wagered all their belongings and borrowed money on the Exeter trip. The team lost, leaving nearly every student broke for the school year due to overconfidence in the Andover team.
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Andover academy
Andover
Exeter
John O'Brien Arrested on Warrant in Bastardy Case
John O'Brien of Andrews street, previously involved in police court bastardy proceedings, was taken into custody yesterday at 2 am by Asent Drury and Sergt Kew on a warrant sworn by Maggie Welch of Chapel street. The charge mirrors the earlier case.
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John O’Brien
Andrews street
Asent Drury
Sergt Kew
Maggie Welch
Chapel street
Sun House Lot Contest Details and Codes
The fragment reports a Sun House-Lot contest with a series of codes and numbers including ABO BIN COT and multiple numeric sequences. It reads like a garbled OCR entry listing identifiers and measurements without clear events, persons, dates, or organizations.
Collapse of Lawrence mill walls prompts safety warning
A five story Lawrence mill built over a canal showed serious weakness as canal walls settled under weight. An inspection revealed loosened columns and floor sagging two to three inches. Officials warn canals department to reinforce foundations with a full underpinning before any further work.
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Lawrence mill
Mills
Manchester
Col
Francis
Murphy
Kilburn
Hill
Funeral Services for Edwin Forrest in Wakefield Interment at Edson Cemetery
Edwin Forrest died suddenly on Merrimack Street. His funeral was held at O’Donnell’s on Market Street and his body sent to Wakefield for interment. Music Hall and Bijou companies accompanied the remains. Perc y Meldon led the arrangements. Floral tributes included Papa Barry from Meldon and Tucker and Elis last page from Music Hall staff. Emma Q. Johnson's funeral was at her home on Mt. Vernon Street with Rev. Frank O Hall officiating and Edson Cemetery interment. Bearers were Hosmer, Stewart, Hurley, and Nichols. Benjamin Parker’s funeral from Dracut featured Rev. Cyrus Richardson and singers, with bearers Stickney, Fox, Coburn, and Richardson and interment at Hildreth Cemetery.
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Edwin Forrest
Merrimack street
O’Donnell
Market street
Wakefield
Music hall
Bijou
Percy Meldon
Music hall stock company
Papa Barry
Mr. Meldon
Tucker
Elis
Emma Q. Johnson
Mt. Vernon street
Frank O. Hall
First Universalist
Edson cemetery
K. §. Hosmer
George Stewart
David Hurley
Nichols
Benjamin Parker
Dracut
Cyrus Richardson
Nashua
RK. E F. Fox
Belle IHlutchinson
William H. Stickney
Charles P. Richardson
C. Li. Stickney
R. S. Fox
Granville Coburn
D. TE. Fox
Hildreth
Elaborate marble-topped poll boosts Beacon Hill image
Frederic Thomas Greenhalge of Massachusetts flaunts a polished marble-topped poll rivaling last Tuesday's winners as Beacon Hill shines. Miss Sadie Martinet leaves the Boston Opera House company for New York. Grace Hilton and Arthur Gibson announce winter nuptials. Lowell visitors to Exeter for the Andover Exeter game include A G Cummock and others. Canadian trip for Z W Sturtevant. William Fletcher and Jennie Fulton announce engagement. Frank J Redhead promoted to clerk at the post office. B and M agent in western division heads to Vermont. W F Stevens to Portland. Alice Currier returns from Chicago. Rose of Fairmount St. departs for Syracuse. Mrs. Anderson of Louisville visits Boutwell. Tea hosted by Mrs. Boutwell honors guest. Leon B. Strout and wife visit the Harts horns.
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Frederic Thomas Greenhalge
Massachusetts
state house
Beacon hill
Globe
Sadie Martinet
Boston rand Opera houses
New York
Boston Gazette
Grace Hilton
Lowell
Arthur Gibson
Texeter
A. G. Cummock
Grace Cumnock
Leroy Talbot
Austin K. Chadwick
Tluntress
A. Boutwell
E. S. Sherman
Z. W. Sturtevant
Anderson
Louisville
R. M. Boutwell
Putnam Arrest Sparks Exeter Backlash Over Bank Fall
Exeter New Jersey residents react to WARREN F. PUTNAM, former president of the defunct National Granitegate Bank, being arrested in Boston. Local deposits dwindled and assets estimated around sixty thousand dollars amid his outsized investments and lavish life.
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Exeter
N. J
Warren FF. Putnam
National Granitegate bank
Boston
WARREN F. PUTNAM
Fuller
Putnam
Umbria Encounters Terrific Atlantic Weather at Sea
Cuanard steamship Umbria sailing from New York met severe Atlantic conditions off Queenstown on November 18. Captain Dutton and officers report the weather as the most severe they ever experienced.
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QUEENSTOWN
Cortina Arrested in Mexico Revolt Plot
Matamoras Mexico November 13 General Juan Cortina a leading Mexican revolutionary leader has been arrested and imprisoned by order of President Ding for attempting to incite another uprising against the government. Worcester Mass November 14 Mrs John M Hudson of Northbridge died in Woonsocket House of asphyxiation caused by escaping gas found lifeless in her room.
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MATAMORAS
Mex
Juan Cortina
Mexico
Ding
WORCESTER
Mass
John M. Hudson
Northbridge
Woonsocket House
Woonsocket, R. L
Milert Dies Here, Noted Surgeon of Civil War Era
Dr. Asa P. Milert of San Francisco, renowned surgeon who served with General Sherman during the Civil War, died in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, on November 13.
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WILHESBARRE
Asa P. Milert
San Francisco
Sherman
Congregational News Notes Church League Difficulties
The Congregational News describes the Church League as groping and floundering in a ludicrous state before the public eye, noting a period of confusion and weak leadership within the group. The report emphasizes the need for clearer direction and renewed organization.
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the
Congregational News
Church League
Ex Governor Charles Bell Dies in Exeter at 97 Years
Ex Governor Charles Henry Bell, born Chester November 18 1823, dies in Exeter NH after a long public career. He served in state House and Senate, led New Hampshire politics, presided over the 1830 constitutional convention, and held roles in the State Historical Society and Phillips Exeter Academy. He was a longtime prohibition advocate and author and held U S military rank as colonel of the eighteenth New Hampshire regiment. He leaves two daughters, wives Sarah Gilman and Mary Gilman.
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N. H
Charles Henry Well
dss a
Chester
Dartmouth
ier
Chistur
gad
Great Falls
Nathamied Wells
Bexeter
state house of repress
tee upper houndls
Liambridge Wadleish
Mooch
tha
Gooveronor
Maj
Lefi
Jule Bell
Samuel Bell Ife
Frank Joures
Ste
Ife
Bell
New SLampshire
Luling
United States service
Mr. Bell
Sarah A. Gilman
Exeter
Mr. Dell
Mary E
Joseph I. Gilman
Anarchists Remember Martyrs at Waldheim Cemetery
Chicago marks the anniversary of five executed anarchists Spies Parsons Lingg Fischer and Engel with a ceremony at Waldheim cemetery attended by nearly 500 people. Samuel Fielden Michael Schwab and Oscar Neebe spoke, despite earlier pardons. a procession featured floral emblems and a line of girls in red and black bearing inscriptions honoring the deceased.
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CHICAGO
Spies
Parsons
Lingg
Fischer
Ingel
Waldheim
Samuel Fielden
Michael Schwab
Oscar Neebe
Joliet
Altgeld
Fielden
Schwab
Neebe
La Salle society
Ha wan Intention Of Uncle Sam Meets Heavy Opposition
In Washington and Honolulu debate rages over restoring Queen Liliuokalani. Secretary Gresham weighs options while Minister Willis faces pressure to back a stable provisional government. Some Hawaiians fear force may be required, others urge restraint and orderly transition under U.S. influence. Existing strains on island officials loom large.
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Wiasnisatox
owedi
United States
Woihis
Hleaotulua
Pacific
Jett
tina
Lilluokalani
Gresham
Willis
Cleveland
thigg
Imperial restoration eyed by Brazilian insurrection leaders
Lonpox reports leaders of the Brazilian revolt met Tuesday to hoist the imperial flag and seek restoration of monarchy. Admiral Mello announced the plan to other revolutionaries, who received it with approval. Separately in Paris, La Gazette de France notes a push to expel Eiffel and Lesseps from the Legion of Honor, opposed by President Carnot. Boston reports starter Robert Graham left with Getchell's wife, Gratham leaving a wife and seven children behind.
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Lonpox
The Times
Mello
PARIS
La Gazette de France
council of the Legion of Honor
Gustave Eiffel
Eiffel tower
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Carnot
Boston
Robert Graham
City Point
Getchell
Gratham
Chioral Knockout in Bar Gifted by Stranger
Joe Choynski was knocked out by a chioral infused drink given by companion George Stevenson in a barroom and robbed of 1500 dollars. Stevenson has disappeared, authorities report. The case echoes through New York as police investigate the assault and theft.
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New York
Joe Choynski
George Stevenson
Stevenson
Hawaii Crisis View From Minister Thurston In Chicago
Minister Torrin A Thurston of Hawaii, detained in Chicago, leaves for Washington and reiterates that American troops had no role in Hawaii’s revolution. He says the provisional government is the only recognized authority, warns against restoring the queen by foreign force, and foresees bloodshed and harm to American interests if that path is attempted.
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Hawaii
congress
Boston House Interests Push US to Protect Honolulu Property
Congressman O Neil of Massachusetts testifies before Secretary Gresham about a Boston house with large holdings in the islands mobilizing officials to urge the US minister to safeguard properties in Honolulu and across the kingdom amid fears of bloodshed and destruction. Telegraph to Senator Hoar confirms the urgency. Charles Brewin & Co.
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WASHINGTON
O'Neil
Massacusetts
Gresham
Boston
islands
Honolulu
kingdom
United States
Hoar
CHARLYS Brewin & Co
Hawaiian minister heads toward Hawaii via steamer
Washington and Hawaii are advised that L A Thuro ton, Hawaiian minister, has not reached Washington by November 13. It is believed he is racing across the country to catch the next steamer to Honolulu.
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Washington
L. A. Thuroton
Honolulu
Lawyer Chauncey B. Ripley Dies of Cerebral Apoplexy
Chauncey B. Ripley aged 55 a well known lawyer of Old Connecticut Stock New York died suddenly of cerebral apoplexy in his Hellman House room He was born in South Coventry Connecticut in 1836 His family were among early Connecticut settlers.
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New York
Chauncey B. Ripley
Hellman House
Mr. Ripley
South Coventry
Conn
Connecticut
Mrs Edward Parker Deacon Sails for Prince Island
Mrs Edward Parker Deacon, living quietly at Llewellen park West Orange, sent her belongings to Boston and will sail for Prince Island on November 16 with her two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranan, N. J
Edward Parker Deacon
Llewellen park
West Orange
Boston
Prince
Tandem cyclists triumph in Paris race over horse riders
In Paris on November 13 the tandem team led by Gaby and Journier beat Cody on horseback in a 178 kilo race for 10,000 francs a side. Cody completed 173 kilos as the event concluded.
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Paris
Gaby
Journier
Cody
Knife Fight Ends in Death Over Poker Dispute
New York on November 13 Edward McKenney and Jasper Carey both colored waiters argued during a poker game and fought with knives. McKenney stabbed Carey through the heart, killing him instantly.
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NEW York
Edward McKenney
Jasper Carey
McKinney
Carey
hing
Rogers Peet overcoats offer style fit and value
Compare queer street coats with Rogers Peet & Co garments and feel assured. Best metropolitan style, fit, and price align with quality, at half the cost of many tailored options. Money back if not satisfied.
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Rogers, Peet & Co
Central Labor Union backs Olneyville strikers with aid
At yesterday’s Central Labor Union meeting Richard McGrey outlined Olneyville striker needs and Lowell connections. Union votes to send $50 to the strikers and form a broader labor organization drive. Committees named for organizing, legislation, and entertainment. Sunday meetings cut to 5 pm. aid and entertainment plans set for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Richard McGrey
Olneyville
Lie
Lowell
Providence
national federation of all Central Labor unions of America
Messrs. Weeks
McCuHough
Grierson
Cryan
Carlson
Jocal
Connelly
John McShea
Fred Joel
Frank L. O'Brien
Lhe
aid
Loumfixers
Norths Celebrate Tin Wedding Anniversary at Boott
Mr and Mrs Samuel North of the Boott corporation marked their tin wedding on Saturday evening the tenth anniversary of their marriage A large number of friends offered congratulations songs and readings enhanced the event Refreshments followed and the couple received many gifts from friends
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Samuel North
Boott corporation
Mrs. North
The Board of Trade Meeting On City Charter
The Board of Trade will discuss at tomorrow night’s meeting the proposed city charter. The session aims to outline changes, assess implications for governance, and gather stakeholder input.
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Central Street
Robertson
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M. J. BRADY
PATDMERM ST
Enterprise Cash Grocery and Tea House
par BROS. & HOLFORD
Johnston
Carrol
Edward MM. Bowers
Pres
Lowell Reform Club
J. BP
Woodward Court
City of
A. O. FB
William Fredgson
Merrimack Dodge
M. J. Manning
Munthew Temperance Institute
J. S. Lapierre
St. Joseph
Thomas Leeson
Sr. Woodard
Merrimack
A.O. i
Andrew Livingston
Caledonian Club
Wm. J. Black
Manchester Unity
Alfred Watson
A. G. UL
W. David Burns
Merrimack Lodge
Frank Curry
Boiler Makers union
Plapoleon Hamilton
St Joseph
semana
Ss HR
VEWSPA PEART LH
National Granite Company
Granite State bank
Appleton Shute
South America
First National bank of
Fie
Nova Scotia
western electric street railway
Professor Wentworth
Phillips Exeter
Judge Stickney
Senator Chase
Kingston
W. A. Patton
B. Frank Folsom
Stratham
Congressman Morse
WORRCESTER, Mags
Elijah A. Morse
Canton
Grace M. k. Church
GRANITH
Sheek
HAWAL
UNCLE SAM
Siler FOUTEL
Patrick Holland
Tudor street
smallpox hospital
Mira
Platt
Satolli
Honoxia
Mgr. Satolli
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Luizi
Police
LONDON
Trafalgar square
Thurston
Buffalo Bikk
Doker
PUTNAM & SON
Corner Central and
Warren Streets
Choice New Fresh Prunes
Choice New
Enterprise Cash Grocery
Prescott ‘Street
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