Lowell Daily Courier circulation notice text
Lowell Daily Courier describes itself as the oldest and best daily paper in Middlesex county, established 1826 with daily publication except Sundays and holidays at Merrimack Street. It lists delivery at 12 cents a week and 50 cents a month and notes Courier-Citizen Company claims larger circulation with circulation books open to all.
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Middlesex County
Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Courier-Citizen Company
Astrachan
Malia
Trains Between Lowell and Boston Service Update
Boston and Maine rail service details between Lowell and Boston remain the focus. The notice outlines routes, schedules, and operational notes affecting daily travel.
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Lowell
Boston
Filipinos Put On Probation For A Year
The Lowell Daily Courier notes the Philippines will be put on probation for a year and that the outcome will guide U S policy. It discusses naval leadership, treaty ratification dynamics, and the impact of tariff policy on Lowell knit goods amid open door cautions.
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Uncle Sam
Lowell
Salvation Army praised amid Christmas charity debate
The piece lauds the Salvation Army as a legitimate force for good and urges Christmas giving. It discusses Andrew Carnegie’s proposed alliance with William J. Bryan, noting historical Democratic distrust of Carnegie. It also analyzes Liberal leadership in England, favoring Rosebery as a likely successor to Harcourt and stressing the need for a strong Liberal leader.
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William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
England
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Liberals
Gladstone
Disraeli
Harcourt
Rosebery
Liberal Party
General Miles Faces West Point Bias in Army Rise
The piece argues Gen Miles faces strong West Point prejudice within the regular army. It notes his superb fighting record but lacking a command to unify West Pointers, and cites temperament issues. It suggests his Cuban campaign fault lines and needed leadership to calm detractors.
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Miles
West Point
Costs of Nicaraguan canal project explode estimates
The Walker commission places canal construction costs near 145 million dollars, far above earlier forecasts. The vast project promises little toll profit, making private enterprise unlikely. Imperialist allies push Spanish troop use in the Philippines. Hobson’s kissing world record is mocked. Plymouth County Agricultural Society votes to sell grounds, signaling a decline of traditional cattle shows and a shift to fairs as shows fade in New England.
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Springfield Republican
Plymouth County Agricultural Society
New England
Worcester
Red capped youngsters shovel snow in festive New York scene
Two boys in red caps and knitted mittens shovel snow on a damp street. The scene shows light wooden shovels with red handles, while shoppers admire Wanamaker’s holiday displays including Shakespearean portraits, church interiors, and a costly Grace Church exhibit. Reports note Christmas spirit amid fog, toy spills, and a debate over sun times vs almanac entries.
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New York City
Upper Bowery
George Monroe in Her Majesty the Cook at Opera House
Philadelphia Times praises George Monroe in the three act comedy Her Majesty the Cook at the Opera House with Bridget Maloney and a lively supporting cast. Christmas matinee offers a tree gift for children and box office seats are on sale.
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Council Bluffs
Hattie Green
Chicago
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Jefferson Company
Jefferson Comedy Company
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Joseph Jefferson, Jr
William Jefferson
Charles B. Jefferson
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Rip van Winkle
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Befores the Footlights on Henry Irving and stage stars
Sir Henry Irving will resume theatre management and may not act again. Mrs. James Brown Potter is seriously ill and convalescing after a weight loss of thirty pounds. Edna Wallace Hopper praised by chorus girls, while Lillian Russell is reportedly less engaged behind the scenes. The Broadway stage hears revived regards to Mario Corelli and The Sorrows of Satan. Clyde Fitch's Head of the Family receives praise and a storied Amherst background is noted.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Lillian Russell
Clyde Fitch
William H. Crane
Knickerbocker
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Embryo
Amherst
College Town
Pretty Down Puff For A Present At Pollard Co
A short feature notes that Christmas shoppers buy down puffs as gifts. It praises the pretty patterns of fine French sateen and silk, calling the items nice to use and elegant. Prices range from 4.50 to 12.50 at A G Pollard & Co.
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Courier Ad Notice to Advertisers
A brief note for advertisers stating that readers saw their advertisement in the Courier. The notice urges continued reliance on the newspaper for effective local reach and invites new bookings to maintain audience engagement.
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