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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
8
A fragmented December calendar snippet lists days and initials, with sun rise and moon rise times, sun set, and length of day figures. It reads like a period newspaper calendar page with incomplete values and stray letters.
Yesterday afternoon was partly cloudy with a snowy forecast for night. Today shows dull gray conditions with rain or snow possible. Barometer readings around 29.96 to 30.04 inches. temperatures around 35 to 41 degrees.
Local notices advertise a Christmas china sale at Mrs Weston’s Swan building, a grand social dance by U S Cartridge company workers at Prescott hall, Christmas wrappers sold at discount, and ads for The Boston Cloak and Sulu store catering to tailored garments. Reports mention John Wallace’s wagon accident, city hall moral tone question in ballots, and store evolutions at George H Wood’s Central street shop amid holiday bustle.
If you are displeased with the manner in which affairs are conducted by a partisan city government, emphasize it by voting the Citizens' ticket. Adv.
A well attended Lincoln club event in Prescott hall featured an 8 o'clock concert with a varied program including orchestra pieces, songs, and piano solos by young performers. The evening concluded with a 20 piece dance and a reception, highlighting a republican campaign display and praise for General Manager Hounsell and a capable committee.
A 68 year old woman died after 11 hours at a home for adults and children, with 27th noted as the date. The facility reports 50 adults 13 children 37 transient and 5 meals furnished. Donations from multiple named individuals and firms are recorded, thanking Mrs Morey for tickets to a Humane Society fair at the YMCA rooms and listing many contributors by name.
The Burkes defeated the Father Mathews of Worcester 22 to 19 at Associate hall last night. O Neil starred with seven goals as Lowell pressed from the opening whistle and built a steady lead, while Cullen struggled recovering from malaria. Healey Sullivan Regan O Rourke and Donnelly contributed in a fast paced first half as the Burkes maintained control throughout the game.
Lineup lists BURKEES and 19 MATHEWS Aikoe Regan O Rourke Donnelly Sweeney Healey Sullivan ONeill Cullen Kelliher Noonan. Scoring shows ONeill 7 and several 3s. Referee Morse Webster Wynne Thompson. 700 attendance. Report notes good sportsmanship, strict officiating by Davis, and a challenge by M S Dempsey for a purse match with P A C second team.
The Y M C L of Worcester moved to first place in the league with a 13 to 7 victory over Webster before about 800 spectators. Horan scored all 13 Worcester points as Webster’s roosters showed effort early but faded in the second half. Referee William Marley of Lowell officiated a rough but fair game at 20 minute halves.
Manager James Redmond speaks at Worcester league meeting defending his objections to Referee Davis. He cites a reporter's omission of remarks, argues Davis overstepped when threatening a player, and says other referees can officiate. Horan leads goals while McManmon aims to keep pace. Halloran injures elbow against Lyceum. Holmes dominates Lyceum play.
Mrs Ada E Morrell a D O in Central block explains osteopathy as a science locating obstructions in the body then using mechanical manipulation to restore flow of vital fluids and nerve forces. She cites training from the Northern Institute of Osteopathy Minneapolis and joins Dr L W Roberts Boston in promoting the method.
Mr Charles J Glidden sent a $500 check to the First Baptist society treasurer to aid in remodeling of the edifice. The notice also urges voters to support Frederick J Tompkins for common council ward 9.
The House of Prayer announces a Friday evening service at 7.50 led by Rev. Arthur B. Papineau rector of St. George's Church Maynard. The special preacher will deliver the message for the gathering.
Grace Church alliance staged a stylish second coffee party with a big audience. Women offered a domestic, candy and fancy table display, ice cream, and a bountiful supper. The one act farce A Gentle Jury drew lively applause with a sewing-circle finale. Performers included Elizabeth Spofford and Brenda Pettingill, with Alice Perham as pianist. Adv for Solon W. Stevens mayoral bid appears at end.
The Welcome Union No. 41 painters and decorators held a lively reception in Middle Street hall for Union 8% of Lawrence. President Bulmer welcomed the guests, whowere led by President Moore. The Spindle City Glee Club and quartets performed with encores, and Lawrence delegates returned home after a well received visit. Local officers Bulmer Brady Gilligan Dolan organized the event and the celebration.
Vote for Solon W Stevens and the Citizens League nominees to secure clean honest efficient non partisan economical government at city hall. Ady.
Thomas C. Butler a well known oarsman and public figure dies of heart disease at his brother James Butler’s home in Boston. Born in County Cork he moved to Boston young and became a key West End rower and captain. He later served on Boston common council and in the state House, with a long career in hotel business and boat race betting.
The annual report to railroad commissioners shows gross income of 555342 for the Lowell Lawrence and Haverhill line, up from 504611 previous year. Operating expenses total 315390, net 241953, fixed charges 129705, dividends 105000, surplus 7248 this year versus 8300 last year.
Coins found near the old Oshaha Indian village site by the county house in Burlington include bronze pieces from King George I and a curious 1745 Irish harp medal. The design shows a table full of coins, a hand reaching to take them, and an armed figure, with the motto Touch not says Kildare, dating to the Young Pretender era.
The Veteran Association of the Thirty second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry will meet at the American House in Boston on Thursday December 13.
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