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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
4
Service operates between Lowell and Boston with trains stopping at Middlesex Street Station. Timetable shows departures and arrivals during peak hours, noting reduced weekend service and delays during maintenance windows. Industry schedules indicate commuter demand from Middlesex county to city centers remains steady.
Subscription option announced for readers to have the Courier mailed to them while on vacation. Readers may leave name and address at the Courier Citizen building business office to arrange regular copies.
The piece weighs political tensions between San Juan hill and David B. amid a looming primary. It notes a poisoning case in the Eagan family, debates about ptomaine poisoning, maritime safety of the Oregon, and cautions on ministerial postings to Pekin while praising Gov. Allen on Puerto Rico issues. It critiques Bil erica mobs and railroad vandalism with calls for accountability and order.
The piece argues Hill favored reaffirming the Chicago platform while Bryan supporters urged precise 16 to 1 language for free silver. It contends both declarations effectively back free silver, critiques Hill, praises Bryan, and cites 1896 platform text and reactions from delegates and critics.
Mrs M C True and Miss Carrie B and Mr and Mrs Eugene McCormick go to Nantucket for the season while Mrs H Wisbey and family travel to Saint Catherine and Ottawa. Mr M C Cuttle moves to 109 Fairmount Street. Friends note Mrs A M Briggs improving after hospital stay. Fred P Vinal leaves Lowell Machine Shop to oversee carpenters and pattern makers in Bookit. Salvation Army leaders Ensign and Mrs Blackman receive farewell orders. Various locals undertake travel, hospitality, and vacations across Maine New Hampshire and Canada with mentions of Ottawa Scarborough Higgins Beach and Old Orchard Beach among others.
Cleveland Plain Dealer notes relief for Mafeking prompts speculation on public opinion of the starvation cure. The remark suggests curiosity about local views on wartime relief strategies and their consequences.
Obituary notices report Catherine F. Paige aged 57 years 10 months dying at Mr Moreys house in Billerica Centre with daughter Nellie Paige surviving. Other obituaries list Walter Doyle Mary Wilson Delia Hood Johanna McKearn Burnice Carson and several local deaths with funeral details, cemeteries, and undertakers across Charlestown Somerville Cambridge and Woburn.
The column lists social calls and movements among Lowell residents and guests. It mentions Dr and Mrs Alexis E Bertrand returning from a wedding trip to West Street, Channing Whitaker Jr vacationing in Madison New Hampshire, Supt George R Davis and son John heading to Fairlee Vermont for summer, and many locals registered at Lowell hotels. It also notes a Wayside Park one mile handicap race winner William Kinnon earning a 385 dollar gold watch, plus travel highlights from Miss Harriet Hill on a 11 week ocean voyage aboard Kaiser Wilhelm including Gibraltar Nice Rome and Paris.
Allied Printing Trades Council met for routine business and Labor Day planning. Passaconaway Tribe of Red Men conferred degrees, welcomed two new applications, and arranged September outings with Manchester and Nashua tribes. Building Laborers postponed elections to July 12, Loomfixers set July 14 picnic, and Foresters Court Wamesit had two proposals and an initiation. Loyal Victoria lodge of Odd Ladies held an installation with officers named, remarks by district deputy and past grand. Ice cream and cake followed. Burdock Blood Bits promoter note ends.
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