Oldest Lowell daily paper founded in 1845
The Courier Citizen Company publishes the oldest and best daily in Middle Sex county established in 1526 and operating since 1845 except Sundays and holidays. It is printed at the Courier-Citizen Building on Merrimack street Lowell and delivered by carrier citywide for 12 cents a week.
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Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Codrier-Citizen Company
Boston and Maine Trains Between Lowell and Boston
Boston and Maine Railway announces train service running between Lowell and Boston. Schedule details indicate multiple daily departures and steady round trips linking关键 locations.
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Lowell
Boston
Press censorship and war talk in Cape Colony debated
The Cowell Daily discusses British wartime censorship in South Africa, Dutch sympathies with the Boers, and the fate of Commodore Jones. It cites the secretary of agriculture on 48 experiment stations including Alaska and aims to expand to Hawaii, Porto Rico, and the Philippines. It weighs shifting a one percent circulation tax to bank franchises and contemplates emergency circulation, urging banks to raise notes if it proves prudent.
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South Africa
Cape Colony
Bouer
England
Secretary of Agriculture
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
India
Dawes
Banks and laws fail to curb credit swings in tough times
The author argues banks avoid lending in stringent times unless paid, then questions why rules can’t adjust circulation automatically. Laws and regulations are seen as social excuses, and current circulating money is criticized as adding to financial pressure. Exigencies, not rules, will resolve issues.
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Mike
Lawrence
Lowell
Plague Cargo Debate Sets New York Policy
The New York health board debates whether coffee cargos linked to the plague ship should land or be destroyed. Dr. Doty supports landing after safe inspection, while some physicians urge caution. inspectors will oversee shipments from Santos and port cargoes in midstream to Santos to prevent risk.
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New York City
Fct
New York Health Board
Dr. Doty
Santos
Taylor
United States
India
New York
Board of Health
Keeping Wrinkles Off The Face In Early Grooming
The piece argues for vigilant facial care to delay aging. It warns against overreliance on quick fixes and soap, promotes regular grooming including baths and beauty services, and envisions schools teaching facial expression to reduce wrinkled brows. It cites the Philadelphia Times on appearance duties and social acceptance.
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Philadelphia Times
Saliow
Greece
Mouth Freshening Powder Claimed to Neutralize Secretions
An 19th century health ad asserts a powder neutralizes offensive mouth secretions, arrests decay, prevents tartar, hardens gums, and leaves a cool refreshing sensation with sweet breath.
Corse Pevyten Stock Company Stages A Runaway Wife
The Corse Pevyten stock company presented A Runaway Wife to a full house, with strong leads by Mr. Corbett and Miss Ethel Fuller. The Lavines acrobatic act and the Dunbar sisters with Emma de Castro drew praise, moving pictures were popular, and the evening show featured On the Rappannock. Afternoon brings The Banker's Daughter and tonight Alone in London.
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Little Joey
Dunbar Sisters
Emma de Castro
Mr. Corbett
Miss Fuller
John Carter
Marion Carter
Lavines
Richard Crotius
Marty Mantell
Dewey Moving Pictures
London
La Belle Russe charm at Music Hall draws warm repeat crowd
Last night at the Music Hall La Belle Russe again drew a warm reception and met the prior night's success. Miss Rose Stahl and Mr William Bonelli received loud applause for their performances while the duel scene stood out as a dramatic highlight with patrons from opening night returning.
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Music Hall
Rose Stahl
Wiliam Bonelli
Mr. Bonelli
Beal Widow Brown on stage at Muse Hall in Lowell
The Real Widow Brown musical comedy screens a fresh plot with smart dialogue and lively dancing. Solaret the Queen of Light headlines a diverse bill with Chas Kenna Mile Theodore Conway and Staats Earl Wilson and Ardell. Matinees daily at 10 and 20 cents evenings 10 20 and 30 cents.
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Beal Widow Brown
A. Q. Scammon
Muse Hall
Lowell
Solaret
Loes Fuller
Madame Herrman
Wll
Chas, Kenna
Mile
Theodore
Conway and Staats
Earl Wilson
Ardell
Cission
Wallace
Obituary notices from city newspaper funeral details
Obituaries recount James Donnelly age 71 and deaths of Owen Fay Michael McDermott Paris M Whitman Augusta S Chase and infant Mary Lennon. Details include addresses, church services, cemeteries, undertakers and bearers with numerous floral tributes and family mentions.
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Owen Fay
Moloy
Catholi
Father McHugn
John
Hugh Lee
Patrick Reily
James Donahue
Cornelius McIntee
Thomas Coyle
Michael McDermott
Lakeview Avenue
St. Michael Church
Father Bovojana
O’donnell
Paris M. Whitman
Pawtucket Street
Bowley Green
Currier
S. R. Kitchen
Hayward Walker
Henry Folsom
J. V. Thompson
Lowell
M A. Co
U. W
Whitman
Lawrence Mfg. Co
Nourse
Chas. R. Goddard
W. F. Shaw
Miss Nolan
Mrs. Kilburn
Miss Earl
F. A. Wood
Chas. Gennett
W. W. Carr
H. A. Lambert
Miss Whitman
Paris
Chas. Carr
Augusta S. Chase
Dingwell Street
Wilson
Miss Freeman
Johnson
Grace
Fraser
McKintey
Harry Chase
George Chase
Abbie Wittum
Mrs. Cliff
Nellie Witham
Mrs. May
O. Latham
W. Latham
Stella Ranlett
Dr. Bartlett
Spray
Miss Bliss
Weinbeck
Quilting Party at Mrs. Sheehans on Kidder Street
A quilting panty was held at the residence of Mrs. Maggie Sheehan at 32 Kidder street Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed a bountiful spread, vocal and instrumental performances by Carrie Cheney and others, and games into the night. Mr. Wm Hunter of Middlesex Village planned a possible move to Great Falls, Montana with his family in spring. Milwaukee WCA directors eye Miss Pierson of this city as general secretary, keeping the post open for her decision.
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Maggie Sheehan
Kidder Street
Carrie Cheney
Abbie Chapman
Rue Huntley
R. Hunter
Middlesex Village
Great Falls
Montana
Milwaukee Sentinel
Miss Pierson
Good Health Advised and Apollo Quartet at Highland M E Church
An advt extols Hood's Sarsa parilla as making health a man's wealth and invites readers to hear the Apollo quartet on Wednesday December 6 at Highland M E Church with 25 cent admission.
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Apollo
Highland M. EB
Correspondence: Russell denies temperance speech
ASA C. RUSSELL writes to the Courier denying claims he made a temperance speech at Paige Street church last Sunday night. He says he was not there and did not make any temperance talk anywhere.
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The
Courier
Paige Street
Paige Street Church
Asa C. Russell
Fraternal Lodge Events and Meetings Highlight DecEvents
Fraternal Elgin lodge No 166 N E O P marks ninth anniversary with New England supper and delegates from Boston and several Lowell and Lawrence lodges attend. Gen Fiske lodge holds first Highland hall initations. third annual fair set for Dec 13-14. Sessions at Court Samuel Champlain No 49 F of A inaugurate six candidates. Burkes lodge processes 11 proposals with eight admitted. Peter Regan wins gold watch for selling most Thanksgiving basketball tickets. Lowell lodge No 8 R A elects officers Dec 7 with oyster supper and entertainment. A Dec 14 reception for Supreme Regent Azar of New Jersey and Dec 19 main meeting at Centralville lodge planned. Garfield Colony U C P F reports three new memberships. bimbe contest yields candy prize to W A Severance.
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Elgin Lodge
N. E
Burkes
Peter Regan
Jackson
Apzar
New Jersey
Odd Fellows Hall
Centralville Lodge
Learning the blacksmith trade opens doors in life
A Cornell mechanical engineering class requires seven trades including blacksmithing. A student fearing dirt learned the craft anyway and later welded a broken mine shaft in Colorado. His hands on training saved shutdowns, boosted his status, and raised his pay.
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Cornell University
Colorado
Pill Prices Drop as Liver Pills Gain Favor
The days of 25 cents a box for pills are numbered Dr Agnew's Liver Pills at 10 cents a vial are proposed as surer safer and pleasanter to take. Cure constipation headaches dizziness lassitude heartburn dyspepsia loss of appetite and liver oil troubles sold by C B Carter F C Goodale Co.
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Agnew
C. B. Carter
F. C. Goodale Co
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