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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1901

Page

10

August Sunrise and Moon Phases Noted

The record lists solar data for August including sunrise at 4.37, moonrise at 8.02 p m, sunset at 7.03, and a length of day of 14.26 hours. This summary preserves the historical numerical observations without interpretation.

Weather forecast and barometer readings brief

Yesterday afternoon was fine and the night cool. Today has been unsettled with fluctuating readings. Barometer shows 29.65 at 7 a.m. 29.39 at 1 p.m. 29.80 later, with temperatures around 80 then 67 in the day. Boston notes forecast fair tonight and Saturday, warmer tonight with light southwest winds.

Boston Massachusetts

Lowell City Notes and Local Happenings

Firemen relief gifts from Dr G H Pillsbury and William H Wiggin total 50 dollars. St Patrick s school plans a new girls building same height as main. Constable McManus on unpaid poll tax warrants arrests Robert J Christie of 398 Middlesex St. Trunk dealer P F Devine joins Thursday closing. Street railroad ball team coach Dan Hayes seeks best police players for next Monday game lineup includes Donovan Conroy Fifield Donovan Hayes Smith McDonald Murphy Neville.

Horne G. H. Pillsbury William H. Wiggin L of St. Patrick’s School McManus Robert J. Christie Middlesex Street P. F. Devine Dan Hayes Street Railroad Donovan Conroy Fifield C. Donovan Hayes Smith McDonald Murphy Neville

Aunt Susan Jones play brightens Centralville gathering

In Centralville, a daylight and evening performance of Aunt Susan Jones entertained mothers, sisters, and brothers along Myrtle street. Nellie Breen starred as Aunt Susan with May Hume, Helen Webster, Ruth Bailey, Corinne Emerson, Dorothy Webster and others in supporting roles. The audience filled Mrs. Prentiss Webster's parlor and praised the young cast beyond family.

Centralville Myrtle Street Susan Jones Nellie Breen Susan May Hume

Ladd and Whitney Circle 8 Enjoy Crescent Beach Outing

Ladd and Whitney circle No 8 of the G A R rode to Crescent beach on Wednesday and shared a fish dinner at Barnes cafe. The next outing is a lawn party at Mr and Mrs Dad Allen's home at 47 Hadley street. All sisters and comrades of Circle 8 are invited rain or shine.

Ladd & Whitney Circle Crescent Beach Barnes’s

Sunnyside Creamery Butter Leads Local Market

Laws against counterfeit butter push makers to brand genuine products. Sunnyside Creamery is cited as the best and widely sold in Lowell stores, reflecting consumer demand for quality butter for the table.

Sunnyside Lowell Sunnyside Creamery

Vacation Fancy Work Embroideries and Denims Remnants

A. G. Pollard & Co offers fine embroidery linen remnants at 89c per yard for yard wide linens worth Tic and $1 a yard on the piece. They carry drawn and Mexican work threads in heavy and fine round thread. Cadet Blue Denim yard wide priced at lie per yard. Remnants sold at 12 1/4c per yard. Basement.

A. G. Pollard & CO

Oil Rain Deluges Rudolph After Major Well Blast

Rain of crude oil swept Rudolph Ohio when a well shot with 500 quarts nitro glycerine exploded, a gale spreading oil over the town. It drenched a Monday linen display, scattered a funeral procession, and caused property damage.

Rudolph, O

Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Nervous Strength in Student

Frepenick C. Tice of Florence New Jersey reports nervousness caused fatigue and poor digestion but says Hood's Sarsaparilla rebuilt his strength and improved his health. The testimonial claims the medicine energizes and strengthens the whole system.

Hood Frepenick C. Tice P. D Florence N. J

A Privileged Guest Returns to City Lodging

Thomas Jones, 79, known as Weary Thomas, sought shelter at police headquarters for the night. Keeper Holman refused lodging, offering city farm housing instead, after a quip about a rare prior dispensation that allowed a year and a half between visits. Jones agreed to limit future calls, was shown to a cell, given water, and sent to bed.

Thomas Jones Keeper Holman Thomas

Martin Galvin Dies at 25 in North Street Home

Martin Galvin died yesterday at his sister Mrs. James Brennan’s home located at 27 North Street. He was 25 years old.

Funerals of Several Local Residents Reported

The obituary notices cover funerals from 8 Onsman street 152 Concord street and 18 Riverside street with services at Immaculate Conception Sacred Heart St Joseph's and St Patrick's churches. Bearers include Luke Walsh Michael Walsh James Blackburn and others. Burial sites listed include Edson St Peters Catholic and St Joseph cemeteries.

William Simpson Nsman Street N. W. Matthews Hunter Burnside Walter H. Holland William Eastman Thomas Davidson Edson Cemetery Luke Walsh Concord Street Immaculate Conception Church Fr. Duffy P. P. Haggerty Michael Goddard Michael Walsh Patrick Callahan New St. Peter’s Cemetery Molloy Frank Quirk Mariner Street Sacred Heart Church Fr. Lawrence Frankie Michael Rowan Ingrain Carpet Weave Anne McLaughlin William F. Daly Lena Hayes Appleton Street St. Joseph’s Church Amyot H. A. Racicot George Hayes Charles Shea Joseph Dawson Alfred Grant St. Joseph’s Cemetery Diss Harriet G. Pinkham George HB. Pinkham East Merrimack Street E. Victor Bigelow Eliot Church Clarence W. Whidden Haven G. Hill Walter W. Johnson Edward Clark Lowell Cemetery Young Mary Moran Riverside Street St. Patrick’s Cemetery Fr. Carney Patrick Thomas Flynn Thomas McGinn Rock Thomas Duffy Walter Colburn Undertaker Savage

Local Birth Announcements for Galvin and Clancy

In this city on August 1 at the home of his sister Mrs James Brennan 27 North Street Martin Galvin aged 25 years. In this city on August 1 at the home of his parents 454 Gorham Street James B Clancy aged 5 months.

Galvin James Brennan North Street Martin Galvin Clancy Gorham Street James B. Clancy

Gunn and Dustin wed at 121 D street in ceremony

The marriage of George J. Gunn and Lena Dustin occurred Wednesday evening at 121 D street with Rev. J. M. Craig officiating. Otis E. Dustin served as best man and Elizabeth W. Greig as bridesmaid. A flash photo followed, gifts were given, and the couple departed on the 9.25 train. They will reside at 121 D street after refreshments.

George J. Gunn Lena Dustin D Street J. M. Craig Otis E. Dustin Elizabeth W. Greig

Britain’s half of coal exports to four nations

In the past six months nearly half of Britain’s coal exports went to France Germany Spain and Italy. The distribution highlights the strong demand from these four European markets.

Great Britain France Germany Spain Italy

Death of Rev D W Hardy and the Billerica church rites

Obituary narrative for Reverend Daniel W. Hardy pastor of the Orthodox Congregational church in Billerica. Details his Civil War service, medical study, ministerial path through Maine and Massachusetts towns, and death following a long illness. Describes funeral services, homilies by multiple pastors, and the community’s respect, with notes on family and memorial tributes.

Lowell Minot J. Savage New York Minot O. Simons Cleveland Ohio Billerica Harry Jeschke Hackensack New Jersey Edgar S. Wiers Earl C. Davis Auburn Maine Howes School Harvard Divinity School Mr. Simons Brotherhood of Man Mr. Wiers Jesus Father Davis Mr. Jeschke Dr. Savage Grace L. Knowles Whittier Savage Life Adieus Flower Mission Alice T. Dodge Mary L. Morey McClure Columbus Emma (Cann) Howard Hot Springs Ark Waterbury Conn Sidney A. Bull Chautauqua N. Y Buffalo Eben Baker Clinton H. Tirrell Goffstown N. H Earth Mr. Hardy Warren F Edgar Daniel W. Hardy Wilton Farrington Academy Bowdoin College 87Th Massachusetts (Colored Petersburg Virginia Hardy Amherst Springfield Union Pleasant Little Church Unitarian Church Jean L. Sherburne O. A. Gelino Osmond Long First Universalist Church of John Eliot Bowman Edwin Smith Ballardvale Unitarian Church of Mr. Smith Undertaker Young

Death of Nellie J Bailey at 37 in Harvard

Nellie J Bailey wife of Fred Bailey died after a brief illness at 37. Born in Chester Vermont she leaves a husband and five children. Funeral in Congregational church parlors July 27 with Rev J G Miller officiating. Burial in the new cemetery. Island cottages bustle with visitors as families occupy summer homes and locals host guests during the week.

Nellie J Fred Bailey Bailey Chester Henry Lizzie Hardy Congregational Church J. G. Miller Meriden N. H New Cemetery Philip Fred Dickson Charles Sawyer Alfred Sawyer S. E. Farwell Louise Gale Bessie Pollard Henry Gale Isaac Hildreth Lillie Worcester John Harlow Unitarian Church Christian Endeavor Missionary Meeting Herbert Houghton Geo. Hardy Percy Willard New York W. P. Farwell Perley Sawyer Herbert Sawyer Edith Nassau Belmont S. B. Farwell J. P. Sheafe Brookline Grace Willard White Mountains

Boston Cloak and Suit Stock-Taking Sale Moves Lowell

A stock-taking sale at the Boston Cloak and Suit store in the Old City Hall building Lowell offers deals on suits capes shirt waists and skirts. The advertisement urges attendance to gain benefits from the event.

Boston Cloak and Suit Store Old City Hall Lowell

The Doctor's First Duty to Your Bowels

The ad declares that healing begins with bowel function and promotes Father John's Medicine as a gentle laxative and nourishing food. It claims the medicine corrects digestion using natural means, has no opium or injurious drugs, and touts value with a larger $1 bottle containing three times the 50-cent size, suitable for all ages.

Father John

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