December Day Length Details
A brief weather or almanac entry notes the sun rises at 7.11 and sets at 4.15 with a moonrise at 12.09 am and a day length of 9.04 hours. The fragment provides no events or named entities beyond time figures.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1902
Page
12
A brief weather or almanac entry notes the sun rises at 7.11 and sets at 4.15 with a moonrise at 12.09 am and a day length of 9.04 hours. The fragment provides no events or named entities beyond time figures.
The city ad lists gifts and holiday bargains from Thompson Hardware Co and nearby stores. It promotes bath robes, musical instruments, Edison phonographs, chafing dishes, carving knives, calendars, pocketbooks, pocket knives, razors, and cameras. It notes William H. McCoy’s recovery from gas exposure at Arlington hotel and mentions various addresses on Merrimack and Central streets.
Mr William Wilmot designer of Hamilton Web Hamilton BR TI travels with Mrs and Master Wilmot for the holidays. Charles T Killpartrick Spa proprietor receives a surprise at home a gold watch from clerks on his 50th birthday, Geo Mevis makes the presentation speech and Killpartrick responds. High school Class of 01 and 02 banquet planned with toasts by Carl Staples Orrin Wing Herford Elliott Alice Bean Willard Parker Amy G Bent. Mayor elect Howe inauguration day oath to be administered by Judge Hadley and prayer by Rev Dr Martin.
The Lowell and Fitchburg street railway won a franchise to lay tracks through Littleton with a $1000 forfeit paid to town officials. Completion within one year is required, and the route will connect with the Lexington and Boston line at Concord via Acton Centre. Westford granted this road preference over Stony Brook. Chelmsford and Ayer have not decided. A large portion of the remains of criminals executed at Newgate were moved to the City of London Cemetery at Ilford and reinterred there.
A 1890s advertisement touts Peptiron as an iron tonic that ironizes the blood to give a healthy color to face lips cheeks and ears. It claims use for anemia dyspepsia nervousness poor circulation and cold hands and feet in all ages. Available as liquid cordial at 1 per bottle or chocolate coated pills at 6s or 1 per box from Hood Co Lowell Mass.
Mr. George Buckman, 75, was knocked down by a wagon while about to board an electric car at Bridge and eighteenth street. The wagon left the scene without stopping as Buckman sustained a shattered left shoulder and possible rib injury. Doctors fear permanent loss of shoulder use. The driver and owner have not been identified.
Corse Payton Stock company brings popular plays to the Opera House for a two week engagement starting tonight with vaudeville between acts and Payton standard scenery. Miss New York Jr. appears at the Academy of Music for three days, delivering an extravagant show with music and songs. Manager Dempsey expects strong crowds. matinees on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Casto opens for week twelve with Smedley Sketch Club presenting The Little Mother a dainty one act vaudeville. Cast includes Lew Bloom Armstrong Holly Johnnie Healey Yackley and Bun nell Ada Arnoldson plus the fantasy production A Trip to the Moon. Two Christmas matinees at 2 and 4.
A United Irish League gathering postponed Rev Richard Boland's address to next Sunday afternoon due to cold hall conditions and lingering weather. Attendance remained good as members discussed Ireland's news and the league's aims, with six new members enrolling and plans approved for an illustrated lecture by Rev Bartlett of Chelmsford Centre next month.
Dr W G Eaton of Lowell reports new foot and mouth disease cases near Goward farm in Frudson just across the line. Goward cattle to be destroyed, quarantine set until a government rep arrives. Milk from the farm has reached Nashua as investigations trace origin to Brigton via Andrews Brothers. cooperation urged to stamp out the outbreak across the East.
Local music firm Ring, at 187 Merrimack Street, advertises a large, reliable stock of pianos with styles and prices to suit any budget. The copy touts reputation, quality, and value to entice shoppers to visit the store.
George Donald an 88 year old expert chemist from Scotland, recently employed at Merrimack company, died after a gas radiator tubing was dislodged in his room at 49 Hurd street. He had come to the city eight weeks ago from Lawrence and left a wife and three children in Scotland. The death is treated as accidental and undertakers Ela & Son will notify his family by cable.
The Bon Marche on Friday and Saturday drew large crowds as shoppers explored a wide holiday selection. Toys, games, china, glassware, books, leather goods, gloves, handkerchiefs, bric a brac, lamps, art items, and toilet goods filled the store, offering variety and value for gift givers while emphasizing economy.
Boston police arrested Fred O. Gibson a 29 year old Black man after a struggle while entering a Washington street grocery through a window. A jimmy and burglar tools were found. goods valued near 2000 were recovered at his boarding place and stable. His cousin Samuel F. Gibson was also detained on suspicion of involvement.
In Chelmsford on December 12, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stuart welcomed a son. The birth adds to their family in the local community.
Madrid December 21 The Bank of Spain proposes to establish branches in Havana Mexico City New York and Buenos Ayres.
Physicians attribute winter illness to crowded stores and temperature shifts during Christmas shopping. The article urges caution for fragile health and promotes Father John’s Medicine as a non patent, nourishing remedy that strengthens the body and fights colds grip and lung ailments without nerve-deadening drugs.
Katherine Murray was moved from the police station to St Johns hospital early yesterday with a suspected leg fracture after being arrested Saturday night on Chelmsford street.
Rev Geo E Lovejoy long time Pittsfield Congregational pastor receives a call from the South Congregational church and society of Lawrence Massachusetts. He has served churches in Bedford Franklin and Stoneham with notable results and will preach December 28 before deciding. He plans to weigh a broad field of usefulness with Pittsfield friends and youth groups backing him. He formerly served as secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association in the city.
Senator Henry M. Teller arrived in Denver from Washington for Christmas and to safeguard his re election bid. Other announced candidates include Edward O. Wolcott Frank Goudy Walter N. Dixon and Irving Howbert. Teller seeks full Democratic support on a joint ballot while the four Republicans split the remainder.
Boston December 21 checks totaling 200000 have been received by Daniel G Wing receiver of the Globe National Bank from Washington and tomorrow he will start paying interest to depositors on former deposits in the defunct bank. The receiver hints stockholders may recover about 1000000 in assets held for return on their prior contribution. If assets meet face value stockholders could receive nearly the assessment.
A list of interior decor banishments including papered ceilings pale colors and insipid pinks and blues Nottingham lace curtains drapes tidies meaningless ribbons frilled lampshades plush sets stationary rockers folding beds over mantels plush frames and related embellishments.
A Pilgrim December excerpt recalls a family dilemma over a plaster bust given by a family friend. Clarissa resents the mantelpiece keepsake while trying discreet disposal. A plan emerges as dusting days pass and a momentary accident is suggested to hide the object.
A New Marghelin despatch from Russian Turkestan reports the Andijan quake has killed about 2500 people in and near the city and left 16,000 houses ruined. Authorities struggle to aid the destitute and starving survivors as aftershocks continue.
A New England shop advertises a Christmas store with 25 departments showcasing fine merchandise for gifts. It touts the best stock, reasonable prices, and neckwear for men from 25c to 1.50 at O'Donnell and Gilbride Co. via H. in Bailey and Co at 69 Merrimack Street.
An advertisement promotes the Mercantile fountain pen offered by Aiken Lambert & Co of New York. It claims best value for money with price points starting at 1.50 and rising to 2.00 and 2.50, and notes availability through dealers.
Gift buyers are urged to consider Benjamin House House Coats and Bath Robes as ideal presents for men. Descriptions highlight luxury materials, long lapels, woolen blanket robes, plaid and floral patterns, and hand tailoring. Also promoted are men’s neckwear in assorted styles and prices from 25c to $1.50, with selections in silks and various shapes.
A local notice lists items for sale including dress and fancy shirts linen handkerchiefs silk lined gloves fur gloves mufflers Perrin's Kid Gloves Adler's Dog Gloves and umbrellas. The shop offers exchanges after Christmas for gloves in correct sizes.
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