Lowell Daly Courier circulation and offering details
The Lowell Daly Courier outlines its long history as the oldest daily in Middlesex County, published since 1826 with a daily schedule excluding Sundays and holidays. It lists delivery by carrier at 12 cents a week or 50 cents a month, and advertises open circulation books for public inspection.
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Middlesex County
Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Courier-Citizen Company
The
Courier
Boston and Maine Trains Between Lowell and Boston
Lowell to Boston rail service updates from the Boston and Maine Railroad outline schedules and routes for daily trains. The notice highlights departure points and key stops along the corridor serving commuters and travelers.
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Lowell
Boston
Turner rhapsody remark and tax ideas in January 1900
A Lowell Daily Courier note discusses Senator Beveridge's Philippine speech as a rhapsody and mentions Chinese smuggling from Canada. It also covers Secretary Gage seeking authority to issue more coin, Newton's debate over the single tax, and the need for fair taxation nationwide with property taxes on all property.
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Mr. Turner
State of Washington
United States
Senator Beveridge
Gage
Congress
Treasury
Newton
Open Door and Home Rule for New Territories
The article argues America should grant home rule and free trade to new territories like Hawaii, Porto Rico, and the Philippines, potentially making New Mexico a state soon. It links this to open door in the Orient, aiming to align imperial policy with domestic constitutional principles and Monroe Doctrine legacy.
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Dr. Blackwell
New Mexico
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Congress
Imperialism and immigration threaten American republicanism
The author argues immigration undermines universal manhood suffrage and warns imperial rule would ruin the nation. Citing Dr. Blackwell, they propose self-government for alien territories under Congress, but fear eventual statehood would collapse the Republic and invite heavy costs and danger. The piece condemns conquest and argues for cautious governance.
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Blackwell
Jungle Savage
Wood Opens Island Tour With Cuban Leaders
Governor General Wood begins a tour of Cuba with Generals Chaffee and Ludlow to inspect opportunities for reform, expecting to devise methods to develop resources and spread peaceful governance seen in Santiago province and Havana. A separate idea suggests legislators wear distinctive emblems to reveal lobbyist contacts and assess a member’s frailty.
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Wood
Cuba
Chaffee
Ludlow
Havana
Santiago
Springfield Union
Boston Transcript
Dr Hammond and a seven foot Buddha in his hall
An old New Orleans source recalls Dr William A Hammond, recently dead in Washington, describing a seven foot seated Buddha statue in his hall and a crystal paper weight stacked with $20 bills. The reminiscence portrays Hammond as a bon vivant with sharp wit and engaging conversation, noting his habit of charging a $20 consultation fee.
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William A. Hammond
Washington
New York
Capital
Buddha
Hammond
New Orleana
Baltimore
New Orleans Times- Democrat
Bishop Lawrence leads solemn rites at local churches
A column recounts Bishop Lawrence performing the Episcopal ritual of laying on of hands in local churches, with a humorous aside about condensing the service. It also contains a mix of anecdotes on experts’ fees, a John Smith tale, and brief notes on Count Castellane’s trousers and college electric-car links.
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Morning Mail
Lawrence
Peter Smith
Peter
John
Castellane
Philip Hale
Boston Journal
Killarney at the Opera House Opens Week of Entertainment
Miss Katherine Rober leads a full company in Killarney at the Opera House, drawing a packed house and strong applause. Casts including Orin Cash, Leonard Rowe, Hal Clarendon and Beatrice Darncourt receive praise. The Deacon's Daughter and Shall We Forgive Her are listed for upcoming performances.
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Katherine Rober
Opera House
Killarney
Mies Rober
Kitty Burke
Trim
Orin &. Cash Pla
Leonard Rowe
Archibald Deeming
Hal Clarendon
Felix Driscoll
W. J. Hurley
Martin Kavanagh
James Kennedy
Harry King
Mies Rose Wetton
Mies Grace Hamilton
Mise Beasie Newbold
Sic Hall
Lincoln J Carter
Music Hall
Carter
Samoa
Apia
U. S
England
Germany
America
Trenton
Calliope
Jersey City
New York
Willis A Hall
Ned Langmuir
W. R. Walters
Seth Baldwin
Hisses
T. J. Com
Florence Wilson
Rogers Brothers at Opera House offer vibrant vaudeville bill
The Rogers Brothers vaudeville act headlines a strong bill at the Opera House featuring Maude Raymond Georgia Caine Ada Lewis Jeannette Bageard Edith St. Clair Carolyn Alberts John G. Sparks and more. The program includes several singers, dancers and novelty acts with a notable Irish comedy finale by the Donavans. Matinees 2.30 and evenings 8.15. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advised for coughs and low vitality.
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Rogers Brothers
Opera House
John J. McNally
Wall Street
America
Victoria Theatre
New York
Boston Museum
Rogers Bros
Maude Raymond
Darkey
James F. Abbott
Gorman
Minstrels
Rosalre
Tom Mack
Bertha Welby & Co
Clement Cochrane
Charlotte Kingston
John K. Newman
Bertha Welby
Baby Welby
la Petite Nanon
T. Harry Belnap
Mullins Sisters
Mons. Maginel
Gilmore
Liberati
Donavans
Mr. Donavan
Messrs
Mack and
Dempsey
Cure for Colds and Coughs Promised by Father John’s Medicine
An advertisement urges readers to stop wasting hours and money on coughing. It condemns morphine remedies and guarantees Father John’s Medicine will cure a cold or cough after use, challenging readers to cough no more. Carleton and Hovey sell and guarantee the product at 2% Merrimack Street.
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Manila
Burton Holmes
Holmes
Holmbs
Pace River
Ecanala
Ninth
U. 8 Infantry
Bridge
Spain
Manila Fire Department
John
Father John
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
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Paris
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Halifax
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May Howard
Sterling Artists
Frederick Solomon
New York Theatre
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Lorenz and Allen
Tramp
Myrtle Tressider
Evans
Grant
Fanny de Costa
Lestie
Curdy
St. Clair
Nicolai
Lancaster and Watson
Electric Girls
Blanche Latell
Sage Harbor
William T. Hodge
Freeman Whitmarsh
Mr. Herne
Sag Harbor
Park Theatre
Hodge
Whitmarsh
Russell
James A. Herne
Cleveland
Hong Kong
S. S
Nangasaki
Savoy Theatre
Hood
C. B. Coburn & CO
Market St
Rogers, Peet & Co
Raglan
Putnam & Son
Central Street
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