Sun Rise and Moon Rise Times Updated for July
Daily solar and lunar times list July sunrise at 4.27, day length 14 hours 46 minutes, sunset 7.13, moon rises at 1.56 a.m. These figures provide the month’s notable celestial timings.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1900
Page
8
Daily solar and lunar times list July sunrise at 4.27, day length 14 hours 46 minutes, sunset 7.13, moon rises at 1.56 a.m. These figures provide the month’s notable celestial timings.
The report notes a light shower with thunder and a rainbow on Saturday, a perfect Sunday, and a warm trend today in the area. Winds shift from east to south to east with moderate temperatures. a Massachusetts forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with moderate temps and light to fresh south to east winds.
The fragment notes the Lowell Daily Courier from Monday July 23, 1900. This brief card records a historical newspaper date and publication context rather than a specific event or story.
The U P S C E of the First Trinitarian church plans a lawn party this Wednesday evening at Mrs Kenne son’s residence at Chestnut and Willow. The event invites the neighborhood and features refreshments as a community gathering.
Bernard Mullen of 736 Central Street was stabbed twice in a dark alley behind A W Dow’s pharmacy after confronting a prowler around midnight Saturday. The Greek suspect, identified as Rachadoor Moorrigean of Philadelphia, claimed self defense, but witnesses dispute this. Mullen’s injuries were not life threatening and medical care was provided at home.
Yorick Club contributes 25 to Lowell Police Relief Association in thanks for prompt services during the Mansur block fire that gutted club rooms. Downey, secretary of the relief association, receives the check. first-ever donation to the group from any firm or club for fire aid.
A Middlesex police officer found Mrs. Arthur Duren unconscious at Wood and Middlesex streets. She was taken home to 576 School Street after ambulance arrival, suffering from heart trouble and receiving medical aid.
August Fels, agent for Merrimac Woolen Mills of Dracut, states no sale or auction will occur in August and no Boston meeting occurred. The property will not be offered for sale until after the next presidential election.
Clan Grant of Lowell and Clan Mc Pherson of Lawrence held a large Scottish outing at Varnum's landing Saturday afternoon with wives families and sweethearts. Events included races for all ages three legged races a tied ball game football won by Lawrence tug of war won by Lowell boating and dancing. The day ended at a seasonable hour with spirited participation from both clans.
A PRPTOLAN TABLET each meal promptly relieves drapep ane and constipation. One bor n Srolntely cures, All druggists, 250.
A large crowd gathered at Middlesex street depot as Gov Otis Allen returned from Porto Rico aboard the Montreal train. Escorted by Mayor Crowley, he was warmly greeted by his father and a cheering throng, then paraded through Central and Merrimack to Jackson Hall with police, veterans, and a marching band in attendance.
A Lowell city event celebrates Governor Charles H. Allen’s Porto Rico appointment. Mayor Crowley hosts a formal reception in Huntington hall with speeches by Solon Stevens Col James H. Carmichael and others. Attendees include Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Hobbs. crowd cheers as Allen speaks about duty, patriotism, and American policy in Puerto Rico.
Governor describes May 1 1900 as the moment Puerto Rico began a civil government after military rule. He notes rapid institutional progress, sugar and citrus development, and tariff receipts rising from 1500 to 32323 in weeks. He argues American methods boost Cuba relations and praises island resilience.
The advertisement touts blueberries from Green Mills and indigo blues from New Hampshire, promoting choicest blues in full boxes as the town’s best find.
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