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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1900

Page

5

Market News and Pawtucket Prohibition Rally

Fractional gains led by Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Sugar dominate a varied market session as C. B. & Q. and Missouri Pacific climb. In Pawtucket Rhode Island, Hon. Henry B. Metcalf, Prohibition vice presidential contender, is welcomed with large crowds, speeches, and a citywide celebration despite rain.

Brooklyn Rapid Transit Sugar Missouri Pacific Reading First Boston Boston & Montana Tamarack

Privy Council as Final Court for Empire Law

Talcott Williams argues in the Atlantic that the Privy Council, not local autonomy or executive power, upholds uniform administration of law across the empire. The court, composed of top judges from the state and colonial seats, serves as a final appellate tribunal for eighty judicatories, preserving justice through precedent and shared English legal tradition.

Talcott Williams Judicial Committee of Privy Council India Cyprus Australia London Isle of Jersey Supreme Court

Middlesex County Summer Moves and Church Closure

Mr and Mrs B M Fiske and Mr and Mrs Joseph E Warren begin a two week vacation in Pennsylvania on Thursday. Geo H Knowlton and family plan to move to South Swanzey. After next Sunday Unitarian church closes until September. Harry L Parkhurst and family stay at Summit house. Frederick L Kendall school superintendent and family, from Dunstable, plan to move here next month to occupy Knowlton’s soon vacated house.

B. M. Fiske Joseph E. Warren Pennsylvania Geo. H. Knowlton South Swanzey Unitaian Harry L. Parkhurst Summit House Federick L. Kendall Dunstable

North Reading Progress and Local Notes

The new power house at the turnpike Station nears completion and cars may run within a month. Four cottages at the Point on the turnpike shelter employers of the Lawrence and Reading Street Railway. Strawberry growers in town, including Geo L Ditmars J M Robinson and J D Gow ing, report top prices for berries. English hay crop is good despite drought. Sabbath school picnic plans of the Union Congregational society at Lynn beach set for Thursday August 2. F H Mosman and family take a two week outing to Searsport Maine.

Turnpike Messrs. Carpenter and McLane Lawrence and Reading Street Railway Company Geo. L. Ditmars J. M. Robinson J. D. Gowing Union Congregational Society Lynn Beach F. H. Mosman Searsport

Lawn party held by North Chelmsford Y P C E society

The Second Congregational church youth group lawn party in North Chelmsford, postponed by rain, was held Thursday night and drew a large crowd. Ice cream, cake, and lemonade were served. proceeds go to the India famine fund. Party details include Miss Stella C Howard and Mr Robert B Scribner in charge of lemonade, and Miss M B Lewis, Miss Ethel Ranger, Miss Grace Merrill, and Mr Walter Trubey as general committee. Other local notes mention vacations, August church services, and school construction updates.

Pawtucket Henry B. Metcalf Prohibition Party New York Rhode Island Businessmen’s Association Metcalf U. S Neal Dow Christian Church W. H. Lane Chepatchet James A. Williams Providence State Committee D. W. Sherreff Y. P Stella C. Howard Robert B. Scribner M. B. Lewis Ethel Ranger Grace Merrill Walter Trubey Emma Towle Geo. C. Moore Maine Cavalry Boston Edward Earle Ogunquit Second Congregational Church Maggie McManomin Cambridge Crescent Beach North

Rev J Brainerd Thrall to preach Be of Good Cheer at Pepperell Church

Next Sunday morning the Pepperell Congregational church will host Rev J Brainerd Thrall with a sermon titled Be of Good Cheer the final message in the series. Later Sunday evening E A Navon a Jerusalem born Christian Hebrew will lecture life in Palestine with five young women and three men in native costume. attendance is free and a collection will aid Navon who studies at Rever e Lay college.

J. Brainerd Thrall Pepperell Congregational Church E. A. Navon Jerusalem Congregational Church Palestine Revere Lay College City of Lowell Vixen Torrent Warrens and Unions No Undine Ashburnham Nonantum Newton Watch City Waltham Neptunes Newburyport Eureka Arlington Hollis Nashua N. H H. T. Dudley M. E Fast Village Wells Woodward W. EB. Varnum Boston J. B. Varnum Hollis Street George Ritchie Goshen Pleasant Street James Starr Nashua River Paper Company New Ipswich New York New Library

Somerville Man Ends Life Despondent At Home

Paul Kelly Somerville, age 66 of 66 Elmwood Street West Somerville committed suicide by hanging in the attic of his home about 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. He leaves a wife and several children. One son Henry T. Kelly is a private in Company A 26th U S volunteers stationed at Jaro island of Panay Philippines. The act is attributed to despondency.

Paul Kelly Elmwood Street West Somerville Henry T. Kelly Co. A U. S Jaro Panay Philippines

Navy Civics Centerpiece of Naval Day Speech

Secretary Long argues the navy serves education and citizenship, not just war. He praises civilian leadership, stresses humane treatment of sailors, and notes ships as communities. cites wage scale, manpower, and major yards. He reflects on war with Spain leading to peace and future self-government for Philippines and Cuba.

Massachusetts Navy United States Navy Department Spain Philippines Phillippines Cuba Porto Rico Archipelago Chaffee

Swabian Folklore Of Eggs And A Mountain Bull

Illustrated in Stories of a Peasant and His Eggs the tale shares Swabian humor. A farmer’s barrel overflows with eggs and his wife uses a shovel to make space for the leftovers. In a drought tale villagers haul a bull up a mountain with rope, only to learn the bull would not follow.

Black Forest

Dishwashing’s decline signals end of woman’s drudgery

Frederic J. Nash, in Ainslee's, discusses a new machine that washes, rinses, and dries up to 6000 dishes an hour, promising relief from the tedious task women perform after dinner. The piece notes the change would spare households from ruined hands and shattered china, comparing old methods to industrial automation.

Noah Fredericc J. Nash Ainslee’s

Prptolan Tablet Aids Digestive Relief Claims

An elderly advertising fragment claims Prptolan Tablet relieves stomach issues after each set, with assertions it relieves constipation and that one dose absolves all, urging readers to consult druggists for purchase. The copy uses period punctuation and lists no verifiable medical endorsements.

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