July Sun Times and Moon Rise Details
The July data lists sunrise at 4.24, day length 14.53 hours, sunset at 7.17, and the moon rising at 11.14 p m. These figures provide a compact snapshot of daily solar and lunar timings for the month.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
8
The July data lists sunrise at 4.24, day length 14.53 hours, sunset at 7.17, and the moon rising at 11.14 p m. These figures provide a compact snapshot of daily solar and lunar timings for the month.
Yesterday's heat reached 96 on the thermometer, a thunder shower with lightning cooled readings below 80 briefly, then the temperature rose again but stayed under 90. A night gale followed by a warm day with a pleasant breeze. Boston forecast calls for generally fair weather, warmer Friday with fresh winds.
The brief reads like an ad line urging customers to choose Burn Wilson's coal or Horne's coal and to try a Pelham cigar, indicating a local business promotion or retail pitch for fuel and tobacco products.
The South common crowd enjoyed the first concert of the season led by R A Griffiths National band. A large turnout including many children enjoyed popular tunes and old airs amid a two hour program with medleys overtures marches and dances ending with The Star Spangled Banner.
The Y P S C E of Second Congregational church in North Chelmsford held their annual outing at Willow Dale. Events winners include Potato race Earl Wotton first Robert Jones second Elias Delabarge third. three legged race George Ranger first Luther Hall second. hop step and jump Luther Hall first George Shaw second Earle Shaw third. running broad jump George Shaw first Luther Hall second Earle Shaw third. standing broad jump Luther Hall first George Shaw second George Ranger third. boys 100 yards Luther Hall. girls 100 yards Marion Scribner first Mildred Queen second. Baseball match Victors beat Young Bostons 14 to 13. Committee in charge: Mrs F F Varney, Isabbel Adams, Maggie Lewis, Arthur Wheeler, Charles J Willsteed.
A neat pocket sized timetable for local trains to and from Boston and way stations has been issued by the Conway Transfer company. Copies are available to anyone by writing, calling or phoning Conway Transfer company.
The Lowell City Solicitor analyzes several telephone bills from city departments. He finds four bills for telephones at nonofficial sites lack authority and appropriations, while bills for the school department’s office telephone are likely valid. He recommends paying the school bill and denying the others as legal city claims.
Honolulu letters reveal Hawaiian Gazette claims that Wray Taylor's daughters have a direct line to Kamehameha I and may be heirs to crown lands. A prominent law firm reportedly pursues Kamehameha descendants, while Taylor himself says he will not contest.
FOR SALE. We have a few strictly first class residences in the Highlands and other choice locations. The time to purchase is exceedingly favorable for the purchaser and we shall be pleased to give full information to those interested. T. H. ELLIOTT, Central St. Small farm to let located on line of electrics.
Trouble at the Boott mill yesterday ended with a settlement reinstating loom fixer Lacey and a return to work. About 75 to 150 weavers walked out, held talks with loom fixers, and reached a compromise that kept the status quo. Weavers voted unanimously to accept the conference report, agents and loom fixers approving the arrangement as the way forward, with no corporate involvement beyond the operatives.
A New York purchase brings a large invoice of watercolor facsimiles and photogravures by eminent artists. In July and August they are given away free to customers who buy a frame, with framing priced from 50 to 75 cents. George E. Maker offers the deal at corner John and Merrimack streets, by telephone.
The Indiana newspaper quotes a playful description of the new bookkeeper as a man who always needed to put on his necktie while running to catch a train. This vivid image conveys a brisk, hurried impression of the arrival.
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