Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Lowell Daily Courier in Lowell, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1896

Page

3

Palace in ruins as British bomb Zanzibar palace

Zanzibar August 27 British warships bombarded the palace of Said Kalid causing it to collapse into ruins. Kalid and Said Sales escaped to the German Consulate under protection while British forces, including marines and Zanzibaris, secured the area, captured insurgents, and set up temporary hospitals as order is restored.

Zanzibar Kalid Sales Associated Press Henry Rawson C. B Cape of Good Hope West Coast of Africa A. H. Hardinge Great Britain Hamed bin Thwain bin Said Askaris St George Philomel Racoon Sparrow Thrush London Said Kalid Admiral Rawson Volturno Said Glasgow Said Sales Rawson Africa St. George Raikes

State Department Reports Zanzibar Palace Bombed

Consul Dorsey Mohun from Zanzibar says Kalid Bin Bargash refused surrender as the English fleet bombarded the palace at 9 am and destroyed it. Many killed, Bargash sought refuge in the German Consulate. Hamoud proclaimed Sultan, and all Americans are safe.

Washington State Department Dorsey Mohun Zanzibar Kalid bin’ Bargash Hamoud Sultan

Nashua mayor veto kills Fairmount street plan

In Nashua on August 27 the Fairmount street improvement was vetoed by Mayor J W Howard after the Board of Aldermen defeated a motion to adjourn. The Dunlap plan was rejected, citing a $3000 cost and no public demand, prompting a strong reaction among residents.

Nashua N. H Fairmount Street J. H. Dunlap Howard Garvie Fairmount _ street J. W. Howard Anderson Buttrick Webster Fitzgerald Taylor Tyler McGlynn Zno Colburn Kimball Balcom Cusson Committee On Highways and Bridges

Relay Cycle Relay Reaches Lovelock Tardy

The Examiner Journal trans continental bicycle relay arrived in Lovelock at 3 06 this morning about an hour behind schedule after leaving Hot Springs. The 390 mile leg from San Francisco to Lovelock was completed in 39 hours 6 minutes amid punctured tires and crippled wheels on rough roads.

Lovelock Examiner-Journal Hot Springs San Francisco

Blueberries for Canning Last Week at The Banner Market

The Banner Market offers fresh blueberries for canning in its final week. Located at No 68 to 78 Prescott Street, shoppers are urged to purchase now before supply ends.

Banner Market Prescott Street

Escape and events in Middlesex County and area notices

George J. Hopkins escaped from Massachusetts reformatory on the fourth and was brought back to his cell in Coney Island by Deputy Superintendent Hart. A Congregational society fair is planned on the common Thursday Sept 3 from 2 until dark with rain postponement to the next fair day. Union Congregational society holds services next Sunday at 11 o'clock in the Unitarian church. Orthodox morning service moves to the Unitarian vestry next Sunday.

George J. Hopkins Massachusetts Reformatory Hart Coney Island N. Y Congregational Society Union Congregational Society Unitarian Church Unitarian Vestry

South Chelmsford Seaside and Lakeview Visits

Mrs Lyons and her Methuen family visit Rev T G Lyons. Mrs Ayer and Miss Byam return from Maine. Ladies excursion to Lakeview. Mrs Byam and daughters Gertrude Redliff Nora Battles visit Concord. Miss Ena MacNutt visiting sister Mrs F E Bickford.

Lyons Methuen T. G. Lyons Fred Ayer Nettie Byam Maine Lakeview D. P. Byam Gertrude Redliff Nora Battles Concord Ena MacNutt F. E. Bickford

Henry Reynolds of Shirley Dies After Carriage Crash

Henry Reynolds 63 of Shirley died in Fitchburg hospital from concussion after a Wednesday carriage accident. He never regained consciousness. He kept the Shirley reservoir boat and was a member of Mt. Roll Stone Lodge I O O F and King David Encampment PM. Interment in Lowell, where he formerly lived.

Henry Reynolds Shirley Fitchburg Shirley Reservoir Mt. Rollstone Lodge King David P. M Lowell Reynolds

Watertown Monuments Reveres Rev. R. P. Stack at St Patrick’s

A granite monument 18 feet tall was dedicated in St Patrick’s cemetery Watertown for Rev. R. P. Stack who served 21 years as pastor. The memorial, designed by Charles Brigham, cost about $2500 and was unveiled amid a 5000-strong Catholic procession led by a large committee chaired by Thomas Gavin.

R. P. Stack St. Patrick’s Watertown St. Patrick’s Cemetery Charles Brigham Thomas Gavin

Carlisle Schools Start Fall Term Aug 31 In 1900

Carlisle notes resume fall sessions Monday August 31 with no changes except in the south district where Miss Rena Carr takes over from Mrs Laker. Town items include Mrs Martha Armstrong visiting her brother Ezra Page with her daughter Mary A, a Uni tarian society picnic committee meeting set for August 29, and condolences on Mrs Ia L Benton’s death in Hyde Park. Reunion of Hale high school tonight at town hall invites all alumni.

Rena Carr Laker Martha P. Armstrong West Somerville Mary A Ezra Page Unitarian Society Hyde Park Ia L. Benton

West Chelmsford Notes On Church, Travel And Visitors

Rev Dr and Mrs Virgin spent days at Old Orchard Beach last week and hosted Mrs Godfrey of Boston with her children on return. Dr Virgin to preach at North End chapel Sunday. William Furlong back from Springfield and Windham. son Paul R Furlong leaves early Wednesday for same trips by bicycle. Mrs A G Parkhurst visiting relatives in Maine. Mrs O N Kyle of Newtonville greeted by friends Monday. A tandem bicycle arrived in town from Fred Edwards of Westford Corner. Rev Charles E Spaulding of Winchester to exchange pulpits next Sunday.

Virgin Old Orchard Beach Godfrey Boston North End William Furlong Springfield Windham Paul R. Furlong A. G. Parkhurst Maine O. N. Kyle Newtonville West Chelmsford Fred Edwards Westford Corner Charles E. Spaulding Winchester

Blood Brothers to Plumb and Heat Wetherbee House

Blood Brothers won the contract for plumbing and steam heating in J Warren Wetherbee's house. Diphtheria cases appear in Patrick Haley's and Mrs Sargents families near Groton Groston School. District nurse Miss Grant spoke on eye and ear care and remedies. W A Moore begins store work planning lower floor conversion. New births: a son Aug 23 to George H Bloods family and a daughter to Mr and Mrs W E Messer.

Blood Brothers J. Warren Wetherbee Convention of Christian Endeavorers Congregational Church Patrick Haley Butler

Healthy Relief From Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

A reader reports lasting relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for twenty years of appetite loss nausea and digestive trouble. Four bottles cured her symptoms and a local pharmacist notes strong use among customers. Other small town notes include Lizzie Day resuming duties in September and property moves by Gardner Rockwood and Dea Darwin Keyes.

Lydia EB. Pinkham Sirian Pinkham Lizzie Day Dea Darwin P. Keyes Alvah Wright Place Willowale Gardner H. Rockwood Chicopee Row N. N. Renee Main Street

Chelmsford notes place camp life and library case

In Chelmsford renovations and activities fill the week. Rev E C Bartlett leads a 15 boy band trip to Framingham for outdoor time. Village Improvement Association orders a large quartered oak library case with 72 drawers and 16 shelves for local manuscripts and curios.

E. C. Bartlett Central Congregational Church Framingham Lakeview Camp Lookout New England Village Improvement Association Harman Richardson Chas. D. Clark Fannie Baker's Island W. D. Stone Amasa Howard Rangely Lakes Maine Jerome Gilbert Lowell Richardson Street Richardson Warren Avenue Fred R. Marshall H. S. Perham Good Templars Lodge John T. McCoy A. Hawthorne Howard Arthur W. Cotton Cottage City J. Adams Bartlett Jas. P. Emerson G. A. R. National St. Paul Netina Fairbanks Lorenzo Green Haynes Greenough Mr. Morrison G. Forrest John Galen, Howard Howard & Cauldwell New York

Remarkable recovery with Cham berlain's Cough Remedy

Six weeks after a severe cold nearly silenced him William Keil of 378 Selby Avenue St Paul Minn fully recovered after using Cham berlain's Cough Remedy advertised in the St Paul Volks Zeitung Ellingwood Co. offers this remedy and Keil heartily recommends it to others suffering from colds

Chamberlain

Golf at the Island Embraces New Handicap System

The Vesper Country club links at Tyngs Island host a weekend handicap golf tournament with 12 holes of match play. Players will receive stroke allowances per hole based on a preset table, comparing against scratch players. Earlier trials included bisque handicapping and fixed per hole allowances, illustrating different strategies in this match play format. The Island links are described as clipped and rolled and in fine condition.

Vesper Country Club Tyngs Island

Unions Defeat Emeralds In Exhibition Ball Game

About eight hundred fans packed the Fairgrounds yesterday afternoon to see the Urban and Suburban league contest. The Unions outplayed the Emeralds with Quigley pitching and strong fielding aiding the win. In the sixth inning the Unions rallied for five runs aided by timely hitting. Din Murphy and E Donovan turned in sharp plays for the Emeralds. Umpire Lynch called a well officiated game as crowds cheered for both clubs.

Emeralds Fairgrounds Unions Quigley Din Murphy E. Donovan J. Murphy John J. Lynch Rooters Af Muzzey SS Skeccees McCarthy Nf Connors Din. Murphy Mane Kessies Dan Murphy The Nestor O'Neil Muzzey E.donovan Donovan Lynch Daniel J. Manning

Baseball Game Postponed for Gala Day Benefit

The Dracut oval game scheduled for Saturday was postponed at Fr. Burke's request to avoid affecting the St Patrick's Young Women's Home Building fund gala at the Fair grounds that day.

Burke Dracut Oval Fairgrounds St. Patrick’s

Swedish IO G T gathering at Gorham Hall Dundee

The John Ericsson lodge of the I O G T met at Gorham Hall on Thursday evening. They planned an ice cream party after next week's meeting and a festival sale on the last Saturday in September. The program included a Massachusetts counsel Hector Turnbull, Catherine Rodger, F S Varney, Ole Bull incident reading, A K Brander duet, and Mr and Mrs Eric Johnson, with songs in Swedish.

John Ericsson Lodge Gorham Hall Grant Counsellor Massachusetts Hector Turnbull Catherine Rodger Mt. Zion Lodge F. S. Varney Eirene Lodge Ole Bull A. K. Brander Eric Johnson

Empire Colony group draws up death resolutions

The U C P F unit met last night and appointed a committee of Ladies Romaine Abbott and Armstrong to draft resolutions on the death of Lady Emma Istella Prince at Canaan New Hampshire on August 26.

Empire Colony Romaine Abbott and Armstrong Emma Istella Prince Canaan N. H

The Transgressor Adventure of a Criminology Student

A curious plot follows a student of criminology who becomes entangled in a bold robbery yet handles the crime with noted ingenuity and wit. The tale blends suspense with a wry amusement at the lead’s misadventures and ideas.

Jack Wu Here Br You in a Vivid Field of Fiction

Charles Kelsey Gaines presents a vivid narrative titled Jack Wu Here Br You entering a field little known in fiction. The fragment introduces a distinctive voice and moment, signaling an inventive approach and a bold thematic direction.

Jack

Also Mentioned on This Page

School House Belvidere School House Linden Thompson & Co Mass H. A. Ashley H. A. Holt Nashua Building Company Jospeh A George True George St. Woodward Daniel O’connell Andrew Jackson Charles Baker Agnes G. Titcomb E. F. MecQuesten Proctor-Moran James L. Garside Proctor Moran Police Commission Garside Campbell Dennis Sullivan Wellman Avenue Amherst Road Sullivan Emery Parker Middlesex County Westford South Chelmsford Carlisle STOW Centre School G. H. Davidson Hale High School Town Hall James Flint Arlington Langley of Everett Wm. Brown May Staples Providence M. I. Murfee Alton Bay Charles Priest Lower Village J. H. Davidson Chelmsford Rev J Moulton Groton Lydia E. Pink Bette Thompson New Bedford, Mass Seesure Viet Young McIntire Dolan Thorne Hoyle Reagan c P O'Neil Good Templars Harriet Prescott Spofford Mock Andah H. G. Wells Howard Fielding Charles Kelsey Gaines Owen Hall India Allen Assas Happy Wearer Anna Katherine Green Casa
Search Courier

Search the Lowell Daily Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Lowell Daily Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication