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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1900
Page
4
Boston and Maine Train Lowell to Boston via Bedford
Boston and Maine operates a train between Lowell and Boston via Bedford on Wednesdays and Saturdays only. Via Western Division. Ticket office not open for this train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Western Division
Snags Ahead for Ad dicks in Delaware Legislature
The Lowell Daily Courier notes likely Republican moves in the Delaware General Court with Major Davis named for sergeant at arms. It surveys Boston bath-house debates, trusts and competition, Bryan’s rhetoric, germ theory shifts, and notes on demography of imperial obligations. It adds opinions on patriotism, municipal socialism in Chicago, and a proposed municipal hotel for vagrants at a cost of twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
General Court
Harrison
Chicago
Quincy
Doston
City bids for reform hotels amid crime club aims
The piece discusses municipal plans to house vagrants and criminals via hotel provision as a reform strategy in Chicago, debating whether such measures keep offenders in the law and reflect broader social policy. It also critiques a newspaper debate on century definitions and notes shifts in wool prices and importation impacting the textile industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Quotations on Bryanism Clevelandism and Chinese affairs
The Chicago Republic argues Bryanism strengthens the Democratic party beyond Cleveland era levels. The Transcript urges the government to focus beyond the legation siege as Conger’s options remain open and future policy should be considered without dwelling on past emotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago Republic
Conger
Legation
No Money in the Scriptures Says Telegraph and Bible Trade
The London Telegraph argues there is no money in scripture yet Bible sales rise. The British and Foreign Bible Society printed and sold over 1.5 million English or Welsh Bibles last year, with 618,215 complete Bibles and 614,719 New Testaments issued in the prior year. A 16 year gift totaling 125000 supports the cause as Oxford Bible sales surge and Oxford University Press ships many Bibles to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Telegraph
British and Foreign Bible Society
Oxford
Oxford University Press
United States
Church
A New Century Begin the new century aright
A concise public notice urges residents to start the new century by paying bills promptly and by check if not already done, urging timely financial actions and indicating steps to open the process.
Local notes on transit conduct, charity ball and uniforms
A Lowell streetcar conductor scolded a hurried passenger while a Middlesex Women’s Club charity drive plans its first weekly meeting for the Charity Ball to aid Lowell General Hospital. Local updates cover Y M C A Juniors basketball uniforms, police and fire department staffing, substitute firemen issues, and a bit of street life with a girl and 25 cent doll in the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Women's Club
Lowell General Hospital
Lowell
Deroches and Jaques Wed in St. Joseph Chapel
In the chapel of St. Josephs residence on Wednesday Alfred Deroches and Salome Jaques were married by Rev. Fr Mangin O M I L. A wedding reception followed at the brides home where the couple received many fine presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Residence
Alfred Deroches
Salome Jaques
Fr. Mangin
O. M. IL
Christmas Party and Birthday Celebration at 45 Bowditch Street
Mr and Mrs Samuel Holgate entertained numerous friends on a Wednesday evening for a Christmas party and hostess birthday. The decor featured holly flowers and an informal program with piano duet Samuel and Benjamin Holgate songs by Mrs John Holgate and Mrs Hanford, a cake walk won by Mrs Samuel Holgate and Mr Hanford. Guests came from Connecticut Boston Chelmsford and locally. Also notes on Robert Campbell leaving for Denver for health and thanks to supporters and venues. At Colonial hall First United Church party matrons named and ushers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Holgate
Bowditch Street
Samuel
Benjamin Holgate
John Holgate
Dr. Holgate
F. T. Hanford
Denver
Col
Campbell
Fay Bros
Hosford
Young ladies host party and gifts at Pickering Mills
The dancing was enjoyed by many youths and others admired the pretty scene from the balcony. The party was managed by a committee of Miss Grace Hylan, Miss Beard, Miss Stevens, Miss Maria Stevens, Miss Nett, and Annie E. Hill from the rough stitching room. The girls gave Hill a fur collar, with a few outside friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hylan
Miss Beard
Miss.Stevens
Maria Stevens
Miss Nett
Annie E. Hill
Pickering Manufacturing Company
Obituary of W H Jaquith Pioneer Lawrence banker
William H. Jaquith longtime cashier of the Pacific National Bank in Lawrence died of apoplexy at his home 176 Jackson Street. Born in Wilmington 64 years ago, he moved to Lowell as a boy and built a noted banking career starting as a clerk. He founded the Pacific National Bank in 1877 and served as cashier until his death, leaving two children and a widow. He was a member of several Masonic bodies. Also noted are brief obituaries of Hubert Lucier and Ida A Whalen and notices of John Kittredge’s death and a fallen police claim body in Fall River awaiting claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Jaquith
Pacific National Bank
Jackson Street
Lawrence
Wilmington
Lowell
Appleton Bank of
National Pemberton Bank
Levi Sprague
Samuel C. Woodward
Mr. Woodward
Pacific Bank
Jaquith
Annie Pearson
Emily Gage
Concord
N.hs
Annie
William
William, Survive Him. Mr. Jaquith
Grecian Lodge
Mt. Sinai Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Bethany Commandery
Hubert Lucier
Moody Street
Charles Laflamme
Ida A
James W
Eliza Whalen
Powell Street
Pickering
John Kittredge
Billerica
Thomas H.‘Kittredge
A. C. Tingley
Tewksbury
Garret Walch
Daniel
M. J. ‘Coughlin
Fall River
Funeral Notices and Obituaries from City Streets
Funeral services were held for James Marren from 420 Fletcher street with a large attendance of business and city officials. Requiem mass at St Patrick's Church included multiple clergy and choirs, burial in Catholic cemetery, arrangements by ex Councilman Charles L. Marren. Other notices list funerals for Jennie S Twombly in North Billerica, George Hungerford at 28 Liberty street, and several local obituaries with ages and burial details. Additional brief notices cover births and deaths in the city with locations and family references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marren
Fletcher Street
St. Patrick's Church
Fr. McHugh
Callahan
Fr. Sexton
BE. F. Faulkner
Schmidt
Cherubini
Faulkner
Leybach
P. P. Hagerty
Immaculate Conception Church Choir
Himmel
J. J. Finn
O’donnell
Charles L. Marren
Jeremiah Crowley
Humphrey O'Sullivan
George C. Dempsey
Thomas J. Enwright
Constantine O'Donnell
Peter Mullahan
George Ward
George Marren
James Rafter
Daniel O'Hearn
Jennie S. Twombly
North Billerica
Mr. Scates
Baptist Church
Young
Rochester
N. H
George Hungerford
Liberty Street
C. L. Merriam
Isaac Johnson
Charles H. Fogg
Henry O. Robinson
John B. Billings
Edson Cemetery
Weinbeck
Omnibus Etiquette and Confusion in Paris
A Paris dispatch details the complexities of riding an omnibus in the French capital. The piece contrasts the ticket system, queuing, and labeled fares en haut and la bas with American expectations, noting shifting prices, crowded cars, and the need to learn the route and station locations, all observed through a wary traveler’s lens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rue de Rivoli
Gare St. Lazare
London
de Ville
Monsieur
Twenty-Third Street
Broadway
Thirty-fourth
Lexington Avenue
En Haut
la Haut
Guichet
Ariting
New York Times
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Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston
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The
Addicks
Delaware
American Tin Plate Company
Sharon (Pa
Mr. Bryan
China
Philippines
Transcript
Hood's
Middlesex Trust CO
Middlesex Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Merrimack Corner
Palmer Street
Milton Street
Lawrence American
Police
Deroches-Jaques
Colonial Hall
Young People's Fraternity
First Unitation Church
Mrs. Stevens
Mra. Billings
Mra
Hylan
Ellingwood
B. M. Tucke
Messrs
Walter Coburn
David Moore
Wm. Lameon
Poward Carney
Percival G. Barnard
Arthur Hatch
W. H. Jaquith
Duberger
Henry Duberger
Lussier
Herbert Lussier
Wright
Broadway Street
Sarah
Araen Wright
Whalen
Thie City
Ettan
Ida A. Whalen
Laforest
George Laforest
George W
Carrie L. Laforent
West Sixth Street
Putnam & Son
Central Street
Rogers, Peet & Co
New York
Philips
Gex Street
Ani Tan
M ' Diesen
T. MH. Elliott
Central St
H. B. Greene
Florist
Stevens ST. Cor
Whitrord Telephone
bpOhma St
Duc
Burbank & Company
Telephone
Italy
Lowell Stream Carpet Cleaning Works
Weed Street
F. L. Maddocks
Rey
Railroad National Bank
Eed
Memmimack Street
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