Courier-Citizen Daily of Middlesex County History
Oldest daily in Middlesex, 1826 establishment, daily except Sundays and holidays. Published at Courier-Citizen Buildier Merrimack Street Lowell. Carrier delivery citywide at 12 cents weekly or 50 cents monthly. Couriers boast largest circulation with open circulation books.
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Middlesex County
Courier-Citizen Buildier
Merrimack Street
Lowel
Courier-Citizen Company
Lowell
The
Courier
Boston and Maine R R Trains Between Lowell and Boston
Train service between Lowell and Boston on the Boston and Maine line is described. The brief note mentions schedules and probable frequencies for the route, noting communication of times and directions for travelers.
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Lowell
Boston
Lowell Daily Courier Dec 16 1898 Opinion Notes
In this column the Lowell Daily Courier discusses the Dreyfus affair’s diplomacy, the Dingley tariff’s impact on tannery and woolen trades, and political notes. It praises Babe Bailey in the Democratic minority drive and previews a campaign to repeal oleomargarine sale laws. It critiques Boston debt policy and argues for tariff protection over free trade while reflecting on reform in cities and civic finance.
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Boston
Trade and transit trends in Boston streets and tariffs
The piece argues tariff policy shaping foreign wool trade, asserts demand to keep tariffs, and pushes restoring surface streetcar service on Tremont Street in Boston to ease crowding from the subway. It notes Washington Street congestion and subway relief making Tremont Street more accessible.
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Tremont Street
Boston
Washington Street
Washington and
Tremont Streets
Supreme Court Hears Dunlap Alcohol Case And Critics Hit
The Dunlap alcohol rebate case was argued before the United States Supreme Court on appeal from the court of claims. The article notes the notable trial, the government’s arguments, and strong critiques of the justice and propriety of the department of justice positions, praising counsel King and Choate for their sharp rebuttals. It also comments on public reception and related local items in the same column.
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United States Supreme Court
Court of Claims
Secretary of the Treasury
Griggs
Attoney
Binney
G. A
W. B&b. King
Washington
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Attorney-General's Department
Department-Of-Justice
King
Choate
Department of Justice
National Court House
The Shaughran at the Opera House review
Miss Frankie Carpenter and Mr. Jere Grady star in The Shaughran with a strong supporting cast. Grady’s Conn and Myra and Carpenter as Myra are praised for strong stage presence. The troupe also offers comic songs and a lively second feature McNulty's Visit with a capable ensemble. McGinty the Sport directed by Music hall managers joins December performances.
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Opera House
Shaughran
Frankie Carpenter
Jere Grady
McNulty
Geo. H. Emerick
John T. Flynn
Felx O'Grady
Jayville
Willaim Boyd
Jack McCabe
Geo. Marvin
Mr. McCabe
Dahomey
Miss McCabe
Miss Russell
New York
Old Kentucky
Miss Henri
la Petite Grace
Miss Troy
Little la Petite Grace
Medical clairvoyant M. B. Newcomb in Salem practice
M. B. Newcomb, renowned clairvoyant for 415 years, advertises in Salem Mass with three months in Lowell. He offers treatment for chronic nervous diseases in both sexes at No 32 Dutton Street corner Moody, Mondays 9 to 9, Tuesdays 9 to 6. Remedies from roots barks saps and gums. Free examinations.
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M. BE. Newcomb
Salem
Mass
Lowell
Dutton Street
Corner Moody
Lowell Election Brings Crowley as No License Mayor
The Nashua Telegraph notes Lowell elects Jeremiah Crowley as mayor amid no license sentiment. Crowley, praised for integrity and temperance, pledges firm enforcement. Lowell voters also rejected liquor licenses, signaling a sharp political shift. The piece references broader New England reactions and local ads for health products.
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Jeremiah Crowley
Lowell
Crowley
Lawrence American
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Lowell Daily Courier
Boston and
Maine
R. R
Middlesex Street
Bedford
Paris
Herald
Babe
Bailey
Nead
State House
Imperial Herald
Government “Justice
Butler Ames
Ronor, Boe
Harvard
Boston Post
William Freeman
George C. Wenden
George F. Waugh
Walker Street
Col. Rice
Dutton and
Merrimack Streets
James B. Francis
Col
James Francis
David Atwood
John Quincy Adams
Atwood
David Atwod
Johan Quincy Adams
Young Atwood
Beeen
Adams
Andrew Jackson
Jewett and
Bridge Streets
Durant Street
Ninth Or Tenth Streets
George H. Taylor
McKinley
Home Market Club
Mechanics’ Building
Charlotte Rasse
Dennett
Park Row
L. M
Hood
Music Hall
McGinty
Spears
Nashua ‘Telegraph
Martin’ Flaherty
Nashua
Telegraph
Martin Fisherty
Flaherty
Lynn Stem
Manchester Union
Jerry Crowley
Haverhill
Concord
N. H
People and Patriot
Agnew
Ellngwood & Co
Corner Central
C. FE. Carter
Cna
E&mith Streets
G. B. Coburn
Market St
Laws Ra Errol
Lincomah
Bos
Florida
Nassau
Havana
Jamaiga 4
Raymond & Whitcomp
Washington Stopp
School St
Beston
Alga
Marieu
Goddard
Irshom
Gorsett
Ali
Ein
Idiass
Pawtucketville
Anus
Mount Hope Street
Singvenue
Elrhty
Wantuckerville
Sewell
Mase
Moury Emery
Das
Smith & Crooke
Civil Engineers
Anthe & Etary
Coats
Ae Baaa
Woen
Putnam & Son
Central Street
Ralph A. Day &Co
Cloak, Suit and Fur House
New England
Chinchilla
Chila
Ralph A. Day
Frank E. Flint
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