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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1900

Page

8

Weekend Heat Gives Way to Rain and Cooler North East Weather

A Massachusetts weather note describes Saturday heat giving way to Sunday rain and cooler afternoon temperatures. Early morning showers and a slow soaking rain improve conditions, with a dull start today followed by light showers. Barometer readings around 29.84 to 29.92 indicate a shift, and predictions for local rains tonight and Tuesday with east winds.

Mercury Boston Massachusetts

Smallpox Alert In James Street Tenement Two Patients Quarantined

The board of health reports two Deguay family members on James Street showing varioloid symptoms. Joseph and Paul Deguay, both 48, were hospitalized after a visit on August 12 confirmed three days into eruption. Andrew Deguay and others are quarantined at home under health department supervision with vaccinations completed.

Board of Health Joseph Paul Deguay James Street Andrew Deguay Phillipp Castilloux Deguay Health Department

Subscriptions to Debt Now Over Four Thousand

Subscriptions to the floating debt fund of St. John's hospital exceed 4100. Gifts listed as Friends 109 reflect a few large contributions with donors preferring anonymity. A report lists subscriptions received since the last update including volunteers and staff names, with totals and acknowledgments. The wine clerks held a Labor Day parade planning meeting in Wyman's Exchange, choosing regular working clothes and a $1 fine for absences, electing Albert Ham as marshal. The saloon keeper who dismissed two clerks for union ties discussed reemployment amid observed business drop, and the union voted to affiliate with the State Federation of Labor.

St. John's Hospital Friends Fire Department Wawepdauheaswes Sie Brotherhood Stationary Firemen M. A James Conlon Annie Conlon W. H. Choate John Foster F. A. Griffin Wyman's Exchange Cosgrove Albert Ham State Federation of Labor

Vaudeville returns to Lakeview Theatre for week long show

Lake View Theatre resumes vaudeville with the American Vaudeville Stage as the weeklong attraction starting today August 13. The act features Master Joe O'Hare the original choir boy along with Hoytana and other specialty performers including Bony, Frank, and Mier in a varied program of song, dance, and novelty acts.

Lakeview Theatre Joe O'Hare Hoytana Theese i Cocters Frankerica Ila Roman Reckless Jessie Millar Hoyt & Neff

Hamilton Star Shines At Spindle City Wheelmen Meet

In the 1900s style report, Hamilton the Lowell rider stars at a hot Saturday race meet at the Fair grounds. Hurley from Boston wins the one mile open and Hamilton places. Ingraham misses due to an accident. Local riders claim many prizes while several spills occur. Lefevre breaks the local track record. the two mile and four cornered Australian pursuit race ends in a tie after a hot final stretch.

Fairgrounds Hurley Boston Hamilton Ingraham Lynnfield Charles River Park Spindle City New England Lowell Boys Horace Lefevre L. W. Greely Lefevre James Melholaeus Lowell Melholaeus Metholaeus Lowell Hospital Horace Levesque Haman Wolff George L. Howland John Dion John Prempas Joseph Ploude Ploude Napoleon Levalelee C. Church Fair Grounds Hamilton and Keegan J. J. Hutherford Winchendon Dahlberg Marcus Hurley Grandstand Vie Tators Eee Rytaga Carnn Worcester Louis Dion Louis Dion of This City Phil C. Ferron This City H. A. Hill Lynn E. A. Lynde Howland C. S. Robinson Chelsea Tim Murphy Henry Brunette Carni William Kinnon A. G. Stanley W. J. Potter Everett Potter Pat Keegan George Casey Daniel M. Lynch Napoleon Lavellee H. Drew Horace

Real estate sale announced for 118 Moore Street Lowell

Tomorrow afternoon a handsomely appointed property at 118 Moore Street and between the Alibert Moors estate and John A. Ryan residence will be auctioned. The house features eleven rooms, furnace heating, and two-family adaptability. the stable rooms for three horses and carriages. Lot size 5200 square feet with modern conveniences and attractive grounds. Auction Tuesday August 14 1900 at 5 pm with $400 deposit. two thirds mortgage option. Inspect interiors after 10 am day of sale.

Lowell Moore Street Ailbert Moors Stone House John A. Ryan Oris Street

Lowell Cyclists Dominate Handicapped Meet in Lowell

A Lowell dominated track meet features winners in multiple heats with B G Stanley and Claude Hamilton among victors. Races include one mile local handicap and four cornered Australian pursuit with top times around two minutes for sprints and a 12 minute 37 second team ride.

Lowell A. S. Stanley John Dion B. G. Stanley John Prempas W. J. Potter Everett Louis Dion T. S. Murphy Paul Dion William Kinnon Pat Keegan John Dempsey George C. Casey Moses Lecourse John Moran Chas. Connors Claude Hamilton R. A. Carni Worcester Charles Caldwell A. B. Casey Jimers J. O'Neil John Gookin E. Soule William H. Dorr Slippery Vaselin Lester Mason James Gove E. L. Kimball Frank M. Bemis H. H. Farr Curtain E. Bonham Forrest H. Peabody E. R. Delmange

Buntings Seize Early Lead In Merrimack Valley Race

The U S Buntings beat Methuen 78 to 16 at Wigginville, chalking up their seventh win in eight to threaten the Merrimack Valley pennant. Burns took six wickets for 20 as Buntings and fielding mistakes by Methuen shaped a close contest before Lowell’s side pulled away.

U. S. Bunting Methuen Wigginville Grounds Artime Buntings Lowell Men Burns

Mohairs Beat East Boston On Chelmsford Street Ground

Home side Mohairs defeated East Boston Saturday afternoon powered by David Hird who scored 74 not out in a brisk innings. The Chairs captain delivered the standout batting and driving, while bowlers and fielding supported the win on a windy Chelmsford street pitch.

East Boston Chelmsford Street David Hird

World Beaters Defeated by North Ends at Atherton Grounds

The World Beaters from Lowell Machine Shop lost 16 to 8 to the newly formed Northends at Atherton Grounds Saturday afternoon in a hotly contested game that was tied 7 to 7 at the sixth inning. North Ends pulled ahead as Landers delivered a fine batting display while Coughlin’s pitching faltered.

Lowell Machine Shop Hanis Northnds Atherton Grounds North End Coughlin Machine Shop North Ends Landers Wamesits Centralville Riverside Fels’ Oval Beavers Dracut Nashua Shamrocks D. J. Quinn Salem Street Hamlin J. C. Entwistle Kenney Paton

Michael Kennedy Old Resident Dies Suddenly at 60

Michael Kennedy, aged 60, longtime city resident and stone mason, died suddenly of heart failure yesterday at Brogan's boarding house on 726 Suffolk Street. He had complained of heart pain recently and was found lifeless in his room after failing to appear for supper. Undertaker Brooks took the body to the waterrooms in Market Street. Kennedy's relatives were notified. He had worked at Lawrence mills for years but had not labored recently due to ill health.

Michael Kennedy Brogan Suffolk Street Kennedy Brooks Waterooms Market Street Lawrence Mills

Tremont House Fight Lands Man in Police Station

Thomas Silverton was jailed after allegedly throwing a glass at a woman in Tremont house Merrimack Street during a Saturday quarrel while intoxicated. The glass cut her lip requiring stitches and may disfigure her. arrests followed for disturbi ng the peace. Other incidents included two men arrested on public disturbance charges in Belvidere and a man fined for a prior offense. Hood’s Garnaparilla ad closes the item.

Thomas Silverton Thomas Tremont House Merrimack Street Lieut Brosnan Grady and Atkinson Silverton John Daly James H. Tivman Serat Crowley Belvidere

Miss Shattuck Tells of Mission Work in Turkey

Miss Corinna Shattuck of Orfa, Turkey, spoke at Kirk Street Church on the Armenian survivors of the 4 year old massacre. She described routes to Aintab, the 60,000 population city, and Orfa with 20,000 Christians. She recounted rescuing and aiding widows and orphans, organizing weaving and metalwork revival, and plans to return with tools and a capable Christian trainee. A collection supported ongoing relief and schooling efforts.

Union Congregational Kirk Street Corinna Shattuck Orfah Turkey Miss Shattuck Acton Mass Framingham Normal School Aintab Lowell Charles H. Conant Tarsus Antioch Mission Church England Germany America Seemann George F. Ke 7 F. Kenngott

Summer Playground Closes After Successful Term at Franklin School

The Franklin school playground at Branch and Middlesex streets ends a successful term this week. The committee invites visitors to attend on Tuesday and Wednesday to observe how the program has been run.

Franklin School Branch Middlesex Streets

Good Style Second Hand Carriages At Low Prices

Fay Bros and Hor Tet Carriage Builders advertise a sale of second hand carriages in perfect repair. The list includes canopies, surreys, wagons, Phaetons, buggies, and carts with various features and light constructions, all offered at reduced prices. The notice emphasizes quality and style across many listed vehicles.

Surrey Stanhope Concord Democrat Rockaway FAY Bros HOR Tet Central &i

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