Oldest Lowell daily Courier announces circulation and address
The Lowell Courier announces itself as the oldest and best daily paper in Middlesex County, established in 1826 and daily since 1845. It is published at the Courier Citize n Building on Merrimack Street Lowell, delivers citywide by carrier, charging 12 cents a week or 50 cents a month. Circulation is claimed as the largest in Lowell, with circulation books open to all.
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Sex County
Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Middlesex Street
Boston
Oston
Bedford
Western Division
Pawtucket
Beston and Maine Railroad Trains Between Lowell and Boston
Trains run between Lowell and Boston on the Maine Railroad network with schedules noted for passengers. Service adjustments and routing details appear in the railroad notices.
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Beston and Maine Railroad
Lowell
Boston
Lowell Daily Courier December 5 1900
December 5 1900 edition of the Lowell Daily Courier with local news, weather, and notices.
Mr Putnam's Platform in Lowell Mayor Race
Hon George E Putnam pledges to pursue Alder man Taylor's line and seek council support to join 36 citizens elected as his cabinet, aiming to save more money than this year. He spoke upon accepting the Republican mayoralty nomination in Lowell.
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Taylor
Lowell
George E. Putnam
European nobles snub Kruger as Fitzger ald pushes sympathy
The piece argues Congressman Fitzgerald may back Kruger and the Boers as his term ends. It questions a $2625 life pension for Boutelle on the navy retired list, contemplates Boston harbor channel costs, and notes possible Turkish settlement of US claims. It foresees a busy Congressional session with appropriations, army staffing, and tax reductions on the agenda.
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Boutelle
Navy
Army
Congress urged to act on canal, merchant marine, currency bills
The speaker argues Congress must address three measures this session: an Isthmian canal bill, a merchant marine restoration bill, and a bill to tighten currency laws. A heated battle is anticipated over the canal measure, but action is expected even if not the exact aims of Hanna and Frye.
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Congress
Hanna
Frye
Debate Over Nonpartisan League Signatures
The Citizen reports that statements by two Municipal League members claim over 4000 Lowell citizens backed a nonpartisan movement. The unsigned pledge did not promise support for any League endorsed candidates, while the piece notes Republicans have enacted pay-as-you-go reform and questions the League's tactics and timing ahead of elections.
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Municipal League
League
Republican Board of Aldermen
Taylor
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Miss Maud Paradis Plans Home Engagements This Season
Miss Maud E Paradis of Boston formerly of Lowell who has traveled as accompanist and soloist under the Redpath bureau decides to focus on home engagements this season. Harrison Swain a Lowell High School and Brown University graduate has become a tutor at Owensboro Kew, Nashua resident the past year. The Household lists Mr Lewis FE MacPrayne as a writer for the coming year and features his story At the Ceylon Tea House about the Paris fair in the December issue.
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Maud E. Paradis
Boston
Lowell
Redpath Bureau
Harrison Swain
Lowell High School
Brown University
Owensboro
Kew
Nashua
Houseold
Lewis FE. MacPrayne
Obituary: Dennis Finnegan of North Adams
Dennis Finnegan aged 58 died at his Phoenix street home in North Adams after a long illness. Born in Cork Ireland he came to the United States as a child and lived in Lowell Nashua before settling in North Adams over 40 years ago. He worked at Hunter's foundry and was a devoted husband and father leaving two sons Dennis J and Timothy A and four daughters Nora Kate and Mary. His wife Mary Coughlin died four years ago. Many friends extend sympathy to the family.
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Dennis Finnegan
Lowell
Phoenix Street
North Adams
Mr. Finnegan
Cork
Ireland
Nashua
N. H
North Adama
Hunter's Foundry
Mary Coughlin
Dennis J
Timothy A
Nora
Kate
Mary Finnegen
North Adams Funeral and Death Notices
North Adams and Sister M Geraldine of St Anthony s convent New York. Mother Leo of St Margaret s convent attended Sister Geraldine the funeral held at St Francis church North Adams yesterday forenoon. The burial was in Hillside cemetery at North Adams. Mrs Virginia Tremblay aged 66 years died in Chazy New York Monday of heart disease. The remains were brought to well yesterday forenoon and funeral services were held in the Edson cemetery chapel Rev Dr Chambre rector of St Anne s Episcopal church officiating. Burial was in the Idson cemetery in charge of Undertaker Rogers. Mrs Helen M Wilkins died Dec 5 at St John s hospital aged 42 years. She was the wife of Herbert E Wilkins. She leaves one son Karl and her mother Mrs Charles C Coburn, one sister Mary Louise, two brothers Walter C and Arthur C the latter in Colorado for his health.
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North Adams
Geraldine
St. Anthony’s Convent
New York
Leo
St. Margaret’s Convent
St. Francis’ Church
Hillside Cemetery
North, Adams
Virginia ‘Tremblay
Chazy
N. Y
Edson Cemeter Chapel
Chambre
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Idson Cemetery
Rogers
Helen M. Wilkins
St. John’s Hospital
Herbert E. Wilkins
Karl
Charles C. Coburn
Mary Louise
Walter C
Arthur C
Colorado
Funeral notices and obituaries from Adams Street and city
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Patrick Hannafin at his Adams Street home with burial in Catholic cemetery. Margaret Lacours and Mrs. Emily Abbott also had services at home and at St Joseph's and Edson cemeteries. Numerous bearers and church prayers followed with undertakers O'Donnell Albert and Currier in charge. Additional notices include Eva Lafontaine and Margaret Lacours deaths with ages, and other obituaries for Pedneault Finnegan Tremblay Brennan Clifford Hume.
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Patrick Hannafin
Adams Street
John Henry
Patrick Judge
Dignis Moran
Charles Moore
Patrick Stack
Andrew Foley
McHugh
O'Donnell
Margaret Lacours
Second Avenue
St. Joseph’s Church
Nolin
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Albert
Joseph Delisle
Trephle Julien
John Gange
Pierre Decoteau
Diss
Emily Abbott
George W. Kenngett
Book
Hill
Robitaille
Shaw Hosiery
Same
J. S. Motts
Powell
First Trinitarian Congregational Church
Daniel Goddard
Arthur Keyes
Frank Robitaille
Deacon Eaton
First Trinitarian Church
Edson
Currier
Rachael Walton
John Castle
Gorham Street
N.W. Matthews
Edson Cemetery
W. H. Roberts & Co
M. A
Odd Fellows
Richards McKinney wed at Harvard Congregational Brookline
At Harvard Congregational church in Brookline on Tuesday, Thomas Myers Richards Jr and Alice McKinney married before guests from Brookline Boston Newton Lowell and Philadelphia. The bride wore white tulle with satin girdle and orange blossom coronet, escorted by her father. Attendants included sister Mrs William T White as matron of honor. The ceremony featured Lohengrin wedding march and a chancel decorated with white chrysanthemums and laurel. A breakfast followed, after which the couple began a South honeymoon and will live in Newton.
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Harvard Congregational Church
Brookline
Thomas Myers Richards, Jr
Alice McKinney
Boston
Newtons
Lowell
Philadelphia
Wiliam T. White
Guy B. McKinney
C. D. Sewall
Alexander Dickinson
Cambridge
H. N., Rice
1St Corps of Cadets
George H. Alley
George R. Warren
George W. Bames
Charles W. Gatloupe
John Hermann Loud
Mies Walker
George Batchelder
G. H. Freed
Mies Breed
Sprague
Harry Mason
Tibbetts Jameson Misa Marries in Amesbury Home
At the home of the bride's parents in Amesbury an evening ceremony joined Misa Martha Adelaide Tibbetts and Frank Prevett Jameson in marriage. The bride was a linotype operator.
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Amesbury
Misa
Martha Adelaide Tibbetts
Frank Prevett Jameson
Bridegroom Foreman of Union Printing Seals Wedding Plans
The groom, foreman at Union Printing, and the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jameson, plan marriage at the Lowell Sun office. After the ceremony they will reside at 133 Grove Street.
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Tor
Lowell Sun
Union Printing Company
Mrs. Jameson
Grove Street
Buckley and Armstrong Wed at Immaculate Conception
At the parochial residence of Immaculate Conception church Tuesday afternoon Reverend Fr. Dorgan united James H. Buckley and Theresa Armstrong in marriage. Walter E. Bartlett was best man and Mary A. Curtis bridesmaid. A reception followed at 45 Marion Street. The Lowell Cadet Orchestra and the Lowell Military Band provided music. After December 15 the couple will reside at 43 Marion Street.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. Dorgan
James H. Buckley
Theresa Armstrong
Walter E. Bartlett
Mary A. Curtis
Marion Street
Lowell Cadet Orchestra
Lowell Military Band
Flower drill at First Trinitarian church fair
Little tots perform a flower drill Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock during the First Trinitarian church fair. The event offers neighborhood families a chance to enjoy a small child centered program and a community gathering.
Orators in Congress Highlight Iowa Speeches
Ainslee's Magazine notes Cousins of Iowa as the House's finest orator across four terms, praising two national speeches one half an hour long on Ambassador Bayard and another under five minutes after the Maine disaster. Dolliver, Littlefield, Landis, and Bailey are named as other gifted speakers, while silent members can still carry influence.
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House of Representatives
Cousins
Iowa
Congress
Ambassador Bayard
Bayard
London
Maine
Senate
Dolliver
Littlefield
Landis
Indiana
Bailey
Texas
House
Ainslee
Magazine
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Tremblay
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Corporation Hospital
Kate Brennan
Clifford
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William H. Hume
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Putnam & Son
Central Street
Oxford
Agency
Fred C. Church
Burbank & Company
Highland Conservatories
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the Thompson Hardware Co
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