December Sunrise and Daylight Figures Card
The note lists December sun rise at 7.11 hours and sun set at 9.04, with day length 4.15 hours and moon rise at 3.56 a m. The data appears as a compact calendar style table for the month.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1905
Page
12
Christmas shoppers urged to visit Lowell retailers
The December 23 1905 issue promotes Telegram tomorrow and lists retailers across Lowell. It highlights a Xmas night dance at Dracut grange, gifts at C E Dickson 62 Central Street and Alexander Central Street tailor, Olive Grove Sylmar Olive Oil at Goodale’s drug store, Rhodes Hair Store 73 Merrimack Street, and various toy and tool selections. It notes chimney repairs by Lim burg 1128 Bridge Street and announces two local undertakers at 79 Branch Street starting January 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dracut Grange
Burbank Orchestra
C. E. Dickson’s
Central Street
Alexander’s
Olive Grove
Sylmar Olive Oil
Goodale’s
Rhodes
Merrimack Street
George W. Healey
The
Highlands
John H. Newman
New York City
Branch Street
W. T. S. Bartlett
Community Honors Local Helpers With Small Gifts
Friends of Henry Stirk the Mohair Plush elevator man gave him a belated Christmas gift and a cash purse in appreciation of daily rides. George Teel Cheever Street school janitor, Civil War veteran, was gifted fur gloves by teachers. A baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Patrick H Ryan of 11 Burtt Street. Roy Lovejoy will host two Tech students over the holidays. Mrs O B Reed of Warwick Street will spend two weeks in Long Island City. Mrs Sadie Hand of Springfield visits with Capt and Mrs J A Janvrin for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stirk
Mohair Plush Co
George Teel
Cheever Street
Teel
O. B. Reed
Warwick Street
Long Island City
New York
Arsenic Found in Mrs Todd Stomach in Inquest
Philadelphia December authorities report Dr Geo A Meeker toxicologist for the coroner found traces of arsenic and chloroform in Mrs Margaret Todd stomach. He notes both substances are common in embalming fluid used by local undertakers, but relatives' attorneys discount the finding. Inquest set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Geo. A. Meeker
Durgam
Margaret Todd
Another Effort to Save Patrick
New York sees a clemency petition circulated to Governor Higgins to commute Albert T. Patrick’s death sentence for the murder of William M. Rice to life imprisonment. Dissenting opinions by Presiding Judge Cullen and Judge O'Brien, favoring a new trial, will chiefly guide the appeal to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Wm. M. Rice
Higgins
Patrick
Cullen
O'Brien
Court of Appeals
Fraternal Meeting Sees New Member Initiated
Mary E. Smith tent No 22 Daughters of Veterans held its semi monthly meeting Friday evening December 32 1905 One new member Lilian Hinckell was initiated Debemates elected to the department convention in Boston in February First delegate Maude Plumstead second delegate Mrs Hattie Caril
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Smith
Daughters of Veterans
Lilian Hinckell
Deb Emates
Department
Boston
Maude Plumstead
Hattlo Caril
No Courier Monday Holiday Notice
No Courier edition on Monday due to Christmas Day. All events will be fully covered in Tuesday's editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Coughs Colds and Constipation Warning
A fragment warns that cough remedies beyond Foley's Honey and Tar may contain opiates causing constipation especially in children. It notes Foley's Honey and Tar includes opiates and urges caution with substitutes, listing Palle & Berkinehaw as a local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Palle & Berkinehaw
Thorndike
Obituary notices of Lizzie Rinehardt and others
Lizzie J. Rinehardt of 15 Sixth Street died at home after a short illness at 27. She was 27 and formerly Lizzie Mason, known in Centralville as a Baptist church attendee. Survived by husband John J. Rinehardt, father, three sisters, four brothers, and others. Also listed are Eusebe Fontaine aged 35 of 28 Decatur Avenue who died after brief typhoid pneumonia, leaving a mother and three brothers including ex-Councilman Edmond P. Fontaine. and Margaret Curran aged 39 who died of heart disease at 27 Pleasant Street, survived by husband Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie J. Rinehardt
John J. Rinehardt
Sixth Street
Rinehardt
Lizzie J. Mason
Centralville
Eusebe Fontaine
Decatur Avenue
Etterriere
Edmond P. Fontaine
Margaret Curran
Pleasant Street
Martin
Obituaries for Clara F West Mary Walsh and Alice Barrett
The funerals for Clara F West Mary Walsh and Alice Barrett were held yesterday and today. Clergy Rev Charles M Billings and Rev Harry Taylor conducted services at local undertakers rooms. Burials occurred at Lowell St Patrick Edson cemeteries under J B Currier and Molloy Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara F. West
Tyler Street
Charles M. Billings
Unitarian Church
Lowell Cemetery
J. B. Currier
Mary Walsh
Undertakers Molloy & Sons
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Alice Barrett
Edson
Harry Taylor
Obituary notices list several local deaths in December
Mrs. Alice Barret died at the city hospital with body moved to Molloy and Sons. Lizzie Rinehardt aged 27 of 6th Street will have a funeral Sunday at 2 PM from 13 Sixth Street. Margaret Curran aged 39 of 2 Pleasant Street died December 23. John Sloane aged 2 years from 21 December, funeral Sunday at 2 PM from Bixby & Co. Undertakers. Friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Curran
Sloane
John Sloane
Bixby & Co
Impressive Burial Service for Minnesota Mason Carey
A Duluth judge and 33rd degree Mason, John Richard Carey, lay in state at midnight in the Scottish Rite temple with 1000 attendees. Knights of the Kadosh in drawn swords guarded the bier as four 33rd degree Masons led prayers and a mausoleum stage set the scene for a solemn ritual honoring a life of Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
John Richard Carey
Duluth
Masonic Temple
Knights of Kadosh
Wes
Mos
Pasatoon
Funeral Rite Seals Final Rest Of Beloved Brother
A ritual at Forest Hill memorializes a respected brother with a solemn burial in a dim mausoleum. Officers bless, torches fade, and the Dead March from Saul accompanies the somber procession to a deep cold resting place. Nearer My God to Thee closes the ceremony as the crowd departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Forest Hill
Boy traps blue jay to recover diamond prize
Seven miles from Wheatley, eight year old Harry Trainor built three corn baited traps after Mrs. Prettyman offered 250 dollars for the blue jay that killed and hid her lost diamond. In a small trap he captured the right bird and recovered the jewel, securing the reward and a future fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Prettyman
Wheanley
Harry Trainor
Trainor
Wheatley
Lesueur
Minn
St. Paul Despatch
Chartreuse Monks Win In French Court Over Liqueur Label
A letter from the Peres Chartreux reveals a Grenoble court ruling in favor of the monks. It states the liquidator lacks the secret of Chartreuse and cannot claim authenticity for products sold from the monastery. The judgment upholds the monks’ monopoly on genuine process and label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peres
Squid Aeset
London
Spencer's Special Electric Signs For Day And Night
A brief notice notes Spencer's offers special electric signs usable by day or night, priced not more than ordinary yen. The item emphasizes practicality and value for business storefronts seeking reliable illumination.
Merrimack Draweists Stock Tale Confusing Note
A fragmented OCR note describes stock and supply issues with candy and other goods. The readable lines mention Merrimack and draweists and suggest demand pressures while stock remains uncertain. The passage is partial and lacks clear events or dates.
United Church Plans Move to Unite Canadian Denominations
A Toronto committee from Presbyterians Methodists and Congregationalists outlines a plan to form the United Church of Canada under a general conference structure with a president and a council. A final vote on union is not expected before 1908. The plan emphasizes unity doctrines pastoral policy and ordination standards aligned with Holy Scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Dominion
United Church of Canada
General Conference
Canada
Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational Churches of Canada
United Church
General Committee
Uren
Church On Earth
Jesus Christ
Burwash
Methodists
D. M. Ramsay
Presbyterians
T. B. Hyde
Congregationalists
Refund Guarantee for Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar Card
A card states a refund policy on a W cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if coughs or colds fail to cure. It promises satisfaction or money back with multiple signatories including A Thomasson and Carleton & Hovey, listing several firms such as A F Storey & Co and Ellingwood & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
A. Thomasson
A. F. Storey & Co, Carleton & Hovey
Moody Jeton Ovey Be
KE. F. McEvoy
Ellingwood & Co
F. H. Butler Rochette & Delisle
A. E. Moors Brune
Christmas Dinner Plans Discussed in Community Letter
A brief note queries where residents plan to dine on Christmas, inviting ideas for festive meals and gatherings. The writer seeks suggestions on convenient venues and traditional dishes to share with family and neighbors.
Harris Witt Delivers Hot Meals at Reasonable Prices
Harris Witt offers cooked meals delivered to your door and available all day Sunday and Monday Christmas in his dining room. The notice highlights affordable pricing and home service, inviting patrons to enjoy hot, ready meals during the holiday period.
35 Cent Table d Hote Dinner Menu
A historical menu lists multiple courses including Cream of Chicken a la American Predelphia Clam Chowder Conzomme a la Douglas Baked Chicken Hollandaise Fricassee of Chicken Bollea of Mutton Caper Sauce Mayonnaise Dressing Spinach and Cheese Roast Young Turkey Cranberry Sauce Sirloin of Beef au Jus Roast Suckling Pig Cider Apple Sauce Mashed Potatoes Boiled Onions Hubbard Cream Enea Pie or Pudding Coffee Ice Cream Bread and Ice Cream desserts with catering note and generous mis spellings referencing home made bread and Maryse Mince Meu and various beverages and dishes offered for Har.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juni
Guy
Left No Will in Marshall Field Jr Estate
In Chicago on December 23 Marshall Field Jr died from wounds from an accidental pistol discharge and left no will. Arthur D. Jones and Stanley Field were granted letters of administration. He had guardianship over three grandchildren, Marshall Field III Henry Field and Gwendolin Field. Personal estate valued at 1.45 million. real estate 75 thousand. Stanley Field and Mr Jones oversee the estate. Bonds total 2.9 million with Marshall Field and John G Shedd as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marshall Field, Jr
Arthur D. Jones
Stanley Field
Marshall Field
Henry Field
Gwendolin Field
Mr. Jones
John G. Shedd
Alledged Instigator Of Murder Arrested In Waterbury
Sabina Perriello was arrested on a bench warrant in Waterbury charged with the murder of Angelo Solomita. The case followed a confession by convicted killer Ciriaco Capobianco claiming Perriello instigated the crime by supplying liquor and a revolver. Capobianco, who said Solomita was chosen under her urging, had earlier been sentenced to hang. Police tracked Perriello to Bank Street where he held a legal office, disguising himself before arrest by Officer Colesanto and Detective Weeran assisting Attorney O Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Sabina Perriello
Angelo Solomita
Ciriaco Capobianco
Perriello
Capobianco
Solomita
Colesanto
Weeran
Bank Street
O'Neil
Silas A. Robinson
Superior Court
Ferry boat Montclair blaze triggers panic on water
New York Dec 23 A fire erupted beneath seats in the Montclair's men cabin sending passengers scrambling for exits as the vessel sped to Hoboken. Fire extinguishers contained the blaze and the fire department joined to finish the work. a smoldering cigar butt is blamed for the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Montclair
Christopher Street
Hoboken
Chicago Typothetae Refuses Surrender Open Shop Pledge
Chicago typothetae printers announce open shop policy after January 1 1906 to reassure composing room workers. Signatories promise permanent positions for employees who meet duties and deny any acceptance of alternative Typographic Union terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Typothetae
Contchten Union No
Bennington Assault Case Ties to Best Friend’s Son
New York December 22 former Republican and Democratic leader John H Bennington son of a banker and real estate dealer sustained severe scalp wounds after an attack. Police say Bennington confessed the assailant claimed to be his best friend's son. Bennington is under arrest and a broader motive is unclear. Gifts for ladies Rhodes' Hair Store 13
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John H. Bonnington
M. Me
Honnington
MA Bennington
Seime
John H. Bennington
One More Day Uhaera Confectionery Ad Promotes Low Prices
An ad touts a broad selection of confectionery and fine goods at equal or lower prices. It claims the city’s finest candy and attractive packaging, emphasizing value for money.
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Patrick H. Ryan
Burtt Street
Roy Lovejoy
Tech
Sadie L. Hand
Springfield
Capt
Mrs
J. A. Janvrin
Lenecs
Babbitt Co
Bon Marche
Levelland Bamning Powder Co
Spencer
Harris
A Gamera
Rhodes’ Hair
F. G. McGregor
Hildreth Building
Lowell
Mass
Wallingford
Osgood Street
L. Adelaide Wallingford
Carroll Bros
Middle Street
Page
D. L. Page CO
Merrimack St
Whiteley
Edison
Burrowes
W. P. Brazer & Co. Sporting Goods Dept. Central
Cor
Market Street
Carter & Sherburnne
Peter
Optician
Geo. G. Rogers
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Momanmon
Prescott Street
ROACH
Bridoe St. Cor
Fountain Pens
Lawler
Merrimack Jt
James E. O'Donnell
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