Weather turns fair with warming trend across region
Wednesday afternoon's weather was near perfect and this morning continues fair with a summer sun and invigorating air. Overnight the thermometer dipped below 50 for the first time in several days. Barometer readings and temperatures show mild changes with periods of warmth expected. Massachusetts forecast calls for fair, warmer conditions tonight with showers Friday and west winds.
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Plumbers of Lowell Hold Outing at Harmony Grove
A Lowell plumbing crew enjoyed an outing at Harmony Grove yesterday as residents recalled Burn Wilson and Try Horne with coats and Pelham cigars.
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Horne
Lowell
Harmony Grove
Lowell Soldier Desmond Dead in San Francisco
John F. Desmond of Lowell died in San Francisco after service in the Philippines with the First North Dakota cavalry. He earned commendations for hazardous scout duty under General Lawton and was later a civilian scout. His body will be sent to Lowell for interment. he leaves a sister, Margaret, in the city, while his parents have passed.
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Lowell
San Francisco
Eugene McDonald
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Murray
Common Street
Desmond
Philippines
North Dakota Cavalry
Lawton
Margaret Desmond
Counsel Agree to Let Fireworks Matter Go Over Three Weeks
City Solicitor Qua and others appeared before Judge Fessenden in Boston regarding the injunction to restrain payment for fireworks used at the city’s July 4 celebration. Qua stated counsel agreed to wait and set Tuesday August 21 as a convenient day for the matter, which was assigned to that date.
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Charles Covey, Esq
Fessenden
Boston
Ward and Curran Vaudeville at the Keith Circuit
Ward and Curran lead a vaudeville bill with American Trumpeters, Dutch yodler Annie Wilmuth, monologist Fred Howard, and Reed and Shaw as a flying ring finale. The show promises strong performances, with the act by Ward and Curran delivering sharp humor and song, two daily performances all week, tickets at the box office.
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Reed & Shaw
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New Bedford Standard Sees Russia Whipping as Soon Goal
The New Bedford Standard notes that some American papers call for whipping Russia, but warns that other punishments must be completed first. It frames the debate as a sequence of actions with emphasis on strategic constraints and public mood.
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New Bedford Standard
Not Yet Over Rebellion in the Philippines Still Active
Private William H. Harvey of Company A, 26th U S volunteers, writes from Jaro Panay dated June 11 recounting ongoing insurgent activity after a discovery of a May 17 1900 proclamation by insurgent Gen Martino Delgado. He notes battles at Baratas Negro Dumangas Moasin and a burning of towns, plus a mascot fox terrier named Fanny and another dog Jack. He hopes for a safe return to America and mentions routine life with dogs amid combat duties.
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Panay
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Baratas Negro
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Moasin
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Fanny
Sullivan
San Francisco
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Honolulu
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Jack
Jaro Panay
Reveille
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Uncle Sam's Way on Chives and China Follies
A local narrator and Mrs Letty Brown discuss street cleanliness, taxes, and unpaid debts amid a broader critique of Uncle Sam, Chinese tensions, and foreign policy. They poke at health boards, race, and silver rush while weighing population woes, bread making, and Bryan's free silver. The piece blends social satire with political opinions on immigration, tariffs, and US approach to China and Japan.
Casey's Notice Calls Reconsideration of $42,000 Loan
The common council debates Casey ward 5 notice to reconsider last Tuesday's approval of a $42,000 smooth paying loan. Casey argues the legal privilege to act at the next meeting, while opponents cite rule 19 and form of words. The dispute centers on whether Casey's notice was a valid motion to reconsider at the next meeting or whether Markham's immediate reconsideration prevails.
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Ten Inning Game Lowell Street Railway Men Lose by One Run
The Lowell street railway team faced Melrose in a ten inning contest that ended by a single run for Melrose after a tied ninth. Dearborn struck out many and Currie worked eight innings for Lowell while Reed finished. McGuirk led home hitting with multiple extra-base hits and Castles, Donavan, and Babbon made key plays in the field. A return game at Mountain Rock is planned within two weeks.
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Crowley
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Horse Attacks Lamp Post After Electric Car Near Bridge and French Streets
A horse owned by Quincy C. Foster of D street attached to a Concord wagon bolted when spooked by an approaching electric car near Bridge and French streets. The driver, a boy, was thrown but unharmed. The horse fled along Amory street, was captured by two men, and the wagon sustained heavy damage from the lamp post collision.
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National band concert at Highland club draws large crowd
The National band led by R. A. Griffiths gave the fourth concert in a municipal series at the Highland club house last night. The pleasing programme received flattering applause from the large audience. It was their first concert at the Highland club and conductor Griffiths and his musicians may expect a hearty welcome on future appearances.
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R. A. Griffiths
Highland Club
Griffiths
Fourth of July Committee Fails to Reach Quorum
The Fourth of July committee met without a quorum as five members attended for about an hour to discuss surplus and who would pay for the dears and refreshments. Bills are held up by the committee on accounts and the group adjourned at nine o clock.
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Dream gown marks Lady Randolphs wedding reflections
Despite the uncertain future of Lady Randolphs marriage, she can take solace in the memory that her wedding dress was a dream. The gown stands as a tangible comfort amid personal questions about the couple.
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Polish Wedding Ends in a Midnight Williams Street Brawl
Four men were arrested after a Polish wedding melee on Williams Street ended with knives hammers and beer bottles. George Christy suffered a severe facial wound requiring stitches and treatment by city physician Dry Jones as onlookers watched. Two suspects are brothers, Andrew and Anthony Zawisza, aged 32 and 21, and John Christy, 24, plus George Christy, 32. The case awaits trial.
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Dry Jones
Thirty-One Veteran Fire Companies to Attend Waltham Meet
The New England Veterans Firemen's association muster will be held in Waltham on August 16. More companies plan to attend than any previous muster in the region, with many bringing bands or drum corps. The parade starts at 9:30 AM, with music about an hour later on Grove Street grounds. line of march accorded to Waltham Fire Department. drawings for play-out at Spruce Street engine house.
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Conger
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England
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Italy
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Waltham
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Walthan
Squirt at Medford: Butler Vets at Elks’ Festivities
The Butler Vets squirt the afternoon at the Elks festivities in Combination park Medford. The event drew local crowds for a lighthearted display and community celebration.
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Butler
Elks
Combination Park
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