Courier Citizen Company Lowell Circulation Claim
Oldest and best daily paper in Middlesex County established 1826 daily since 1845 published at Merrimack street Lowell. Delivered by carrier at 12 cents a week 50 cents a month. No two cent newspaper in Lowell has larger circulation. Circulation books open to all.
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Middlesex County
Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Courier-Citizen Company
The
Courier
Boston and Maine R. R. Trains Between Lowell and Boston
Boston and Maine Railway service operates trains daily between Lowell and Boston providing commuter and passenger connections. Schedules show frequent departures with morning and afternoon runs, and seasonal adjustments during holidays.
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Lowell
Boston
Courier vacation notice offers flexible mail service
Regular subscribers may have the Cowell Daily Courier mailed to a new address while away on vacation without extra charge by giving notice at the office. The service allows changing the address as often as desired and charges 12 cents a week or 60 cents a month postage paid.
Cuba, Diplomats, and War Clouds Amid Predictions
The piece critiques Cuba's government claims and notes resigning Sixth officers, while Richard Niarding Davis hints at fear. It mentions Dr Angell's departure, later Armenian tragedies, and tense China relations with Britain and Russia near conflict. U.S. support for John Bull follows Senator Foraker on Philippines policy, labor groups opposing expansion, and lingering war aftereffects.
Roosevelt and Fever Shape Strange War Affairs
The piece rails at Roosevelt as a bold yet bumptious leader amid the Cuban campaign. It notes his push to deploy Rough Riders to Porto Rico and his later push to move north to avoid fever. The author cites Shafter’s men seeking relief and comments on the era’s “queer” war dynamics, including the Sixth Regiment muddle in Massachusetts.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Navy Department
Santiago
War Department
Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Teddy
Shafter
Cuba
Secretary of War
Stanton
Grant
Imbroglito
Massachusetts
Quotations on war, taxes, and politics spark remarks
A collection of brief quotations comments from various papers range from praise and irony over the American flag raised in Honolulu to tax figures provoking public protest. Other lines mock Spain's court martial prospects, war department scrutiny, and wartime sentiment tied to specific battles and figures.
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Spain
Norwich Record
The Island of Porto Rico in Early History
Frederick A. Ober argues in the August Century that Puerto Rico bears the name chosen by Columbus and recounts early exploration. He notes Ponce de Leon’s arrival, Caparra’s founding, Indian rebellions, and the subsequent extermination of whites followed by African labor, framing this as part of Spanish colonization.
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Frederick A. Ober
Porto Rico
Mr. Ober
New World
Borinquen
Indian Island
Puerto Rico
Noble
Aguadilli
Ponce de Leon
Agueynaba
Caparra
Pueblo Viejo
San Juan
Cacique Agueynaba
Africa
Vacation churchgoers and city chatter mix in autumn notes
The column blends vacation church attendance, rail passenger frictions at junctions, and local anecdotes. It notes scattered French and English services on South Common led by Revs. LeClaire Paradis Sayer with a mixed crowd, laments shelter at junctions, and catalogs light gossip about a flute player, a cow-on-track sighting that proves a cyclist couple, and neighboring town observations.
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I. B. LeClaire
J. H. Paradis
Thomas §. Sayer, Jr
Mr. Paradis
Informing police kept watch on vacant homes during absence
The editorial urges vacationers to notify the police of their absence to prevent break-ins. It criticizes selfish conduct on streetcars where a few women would not yield seats, and notes a scene at the Northern station with crates of wild geese moving through.
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Lowell
Washington
National Capital
Ote
Tyngsboro
Lawrence
Army cooks and rations reform urge better kitchens
The Brooklyn Eagle argues for professionalized army cooks, doubling as corporals to improve feeding. It notes current delays and misused labor, advocates establishing trained pantry leaders, and cites a cookbook guiding cheap wholesome dishes from army rations to sustain soldiers.
Munyon's Headache and Indigestion Cure Ad
Munyon's claim makes the product the sole remedy for all headaches and indigestion with nervous stimulation and system boost. It targets home and travel use, available at druggists for 25 cures at 26 cents.
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Munyon
All Our Screens Reduced To One Price
A. G. Pollard & Co advertises remaining stock of window screens reduced to 25 cents each from 35 and 40 cents. The note highlights basement location and asserts better value than elsewhere. Includes a cartoon caption about a cook and kitchen duties from the Indianapolis Journal.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Manila’s Intramuros and outskirts face imperial firepower
The article surveys Manila’s walled citadel Intramuros, the sprawling business town across the river, and suburban townships. It notes aging defenses, Spanish batteries, and the threat of Admiral Dewey's fleet, contrasting old walls with modern bombardment potential and the difficulty of safeguarding civilians inside the citadel.
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Manila
Intramuros
Army
Luzon
Nelson
Dewey
Santiago
Luneta
Binondo
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Lowell Daily Courier
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R. R
Middlesex Street
wBil
Wah
Bedford
the Cowell Daily Courier
Richard Niarding Davis
Dr. Angell
China
England
Russia
Great Britain
United States
John Bull
Foraker
Philippines
Admiral Miller
Honolulu
Paramount Blount
Mr. Cleveland
New York Mail and Express
New Bedford Standard
Brockton Enterprise
General Shafter
Holyoke
Europe
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Philip
Bob Evans
Fico
Che
Koubl
Gabon
Billerica Centre
Wakefield and Reading
Melrose
Malden
Reading
Wakefield
Lynn
Omebody
Belvidere
Erin
Mavourneen
Bee
Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
Jernegan
Haverhill Gazette
Colwell
New York
Ane
Andover Street
Nesmith Street
Belvidere Park Garden
Patent
Office Reports
Congressional Record
Navy
Brooklyn
Eagie
Indianapolis Journal
Putnam & Son
Central Street
LY Lied
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Louis Alexander
Chris. Holmes
Specialty Cloak and Suit Store
NEW York Cloak and Suit CO
John Street
J Stanley
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