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Lowell Daily Courier in Lowell, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
8
Temperature fluctuations and heat linger in forecast notes
Temperature readings show 90 degrees at 1 p m with hotter parts of the afternoon. Overnight cooling followed. Today remains hot and humid with partly cloudy skies. Barometer readings shift from 29.89 yesterday to 29.76 and 29.65 this afternoon, indicating weather changes.
Burn Wilson’s coat and Pelham Cigar ads highlight city brief
The Lowell Daily Courier reports local items on fashion and commerce including a call to burn Wilson’s coat and try Horne’s com, plus a Pelham Cigar plea. It notes Belvidere housing wanted, hose discounts from Thompson Hardware, and tailoring by Alexander. An ice cream receipt book promo accompanies freezer sales, with insurance pitches by Nicholas G. Norcross and Fred Co. Church. A land sale on Agawam street to Dr. J. B. O’Connor at 18c per foot is recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Belvidere
Dewey
Courier-Citizen Co
Thompson Hardware Co
Alexander
Central Street
Thompson Hardware Company
White Mountain
Nicholas G. Norcross
Agawam _ street
Agawam _ street school house
Richard and Mary Cuff
J. E. Conant & Co
J. B. O'Connor
St Johns T A Bazaar Announces Prize Winners
Prize winners at St John s T A bazaar held in North Chelmsford town hall last night include Fred McEnaney banjo John Haley Patrick Ready James Daily gold watches Ellen Rennis Jennie Mallory gold rings Julia Flanders Lowell slippers Mrs C Rennis zither Peter Brabadeau Wilton NH St Anthony picture Ann Kelly Lowell box cigars Walter McAneany bale of hay James B McQuade five dollars for best peas-in-a-jar guess Mrs Peter J Brennan go cart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s T. A. Bazaar
Town Hall
North Chelmsford
Fred McEnaney
Banjo
John Haley
Patrick Ready
James Daily
Ellen Rennis
Jennie Mallory
Julia Flanders
Lowell
Mrs. C. Rennis
Peter Brabadeau
Wilton
N. H
St. Anthony
Ann Kelly
Walter McAneany
James B. McQuade
Peter J. Brennan
Sunday Meetings and Services Schedule
Study of the Sunday school lesson at 3.30 today with Rev G H Johnson in charge. Prayer and praise meet Sunday morning in the parlor at 9.15. Ladies auxiliary monthly meeting Tuesday at 3.30. Men’s meeting Sunday afternoon addressed by Rev F I Kelly of Dracul M C A. Gospel service at YWCA Sunday afternoon by Dr Julia Sforton Plummer. Praise service begins 4 o clock 15 minutes early. Mt. Vernon preaching by pastor in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Johnson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
F. I. Kelly
Dracul
Young Women's Christian Association
Julia Sforton Plummer
Mt. Vernon
Ricring
Fire alarms report small blazes at boarding house and Tyler Street
At about 10 30 last night an alarm from box 113 signaled a fire in the cellar of a Boott corporation boarding house run by Mary O Connor. The origin is unknown and damage was slight. A second alarm from box 53 at midnight noted a slight blaze on Tyler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boott Corporation
Mary O'Connor
Tyler Street
Ladies Auxiliary and local society meetings reported
The Ladies Auxiliary of Ladd and Whitney post G A R met and thanked Post 185 for helping decorate a monument and serving Memorial Day supper. The Lowell N A S E held a weekly session with four invitations and two applications. Frederick Denners of the state association gave an address. O U A M met with one new member hopeful. delegates H W Stevenson and W H Ramsdell were named for Worcester convention. Humor note ends with a British remark about the Boers and Filipinos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd and Whitney Post
Post
Lowell Association
Frederick Denners
State Association
H. W. Stevenson
W.H. Ramsdell
Worcester
The Census Takers Begin Their Decennial Work
The census begins June first with thousands of enumerators planned to cover every dwelling and workplace in Massachusetts and beyond. Interpreters, duplicate nightly reports, and 24 hour dispatch of new data will ensure complete coverage, while details on age birth, race, occupation, and housing are collected and sent to Washington for rapid tallying and apportionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Massachusetts
United States
Washington
Boston
Census Bureau
Congress
Machinery and Tools in First Class Running Condition
Machinery and tools are in first class running condition. All inquiries should be made by mail telephone or otherwise at the office of Walter A Sherman Mortgagee.
Luxurious Osgood Street Estate to Sell at Absolute Auction
Friday afternoon June 8 1900 at 5 o'clock the two and a half story nine room house numbered 9 with bath storeroom pantry and attic unfinished rooms will go on the market. The property sits on 7140 square feet near Westford street in a fine Highland area with garden and fruit trees. Bids require 400 deposit when struck off and most of the purchase price may remain as a mortgage. Auctioneers office handles inquiries. James Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alls Osgood
Chester Street
Westford
Princeton
Messrs
S. H.,jones
Chas
Carter
Elizabeth Rogers
Atis Osgood
Ethan A. Smith
Highlands
George F. Richardson
John Walsh
Lowell Wire Works
Broadway
School
Mt. Vernon Streets
Lowell
Massachusetts
Maine
Osgood Street
Reading
Mass
H. R. Barker Company
Victor
Westford Street
Highland Line
Receipts and Expenditures Day Nursery Fair May 1900
Hot weather urged cooling with Anheuser Busch St. Louis Lager Beer described as pure and superior to others. Promoted for sale in casks bottles or on draught at John Lennon's 302 210 Market Street Lowell. Bottling Frank Jones Portsmouth cream and amber ales for family use. Telephone 543-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuser Busch
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Paris
Amsterdam
Chicago
John Lennon
Market Street
Lowell
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Telephone
First Baptist Church Collects Old Rubber for Building Fund
A committee led by Mrs. L. T. Trull of First Baptist Church seeks old rubber and related items to fund a new church building. With headquarters at 77 East Merrimack Street, they expect to collect about a ton of rubber and miscellaneous articles. The effort may net at least $100, as bids from Boston and Lowell firms are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firsts Baptist Church Workers
L. T. Trul
East Merrimack Street
Fire Department
Boston
Lowell
Injured Man Receives Prompt Aid After Altercation
The men rushed to help and a hack carried the injured man to his home where a physician dressed his wounds. His injuries are not serious.
Graduation Day for 1900 Textile School Class
The class of 14 men and several women at the textile school will graduate next Tuesday at 2 30 pm with exercises and a prepared program. A G Cumnock, president of the board of trustees, will preside and present diplomas. That evening one finalist will host a banquet for the graduating men at the St Charles hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G., Cumnock
Board of Trustees
St. Charles
Elevator man injured by flying pin in city building
Thomas H. Nelson of 41 Sidney street, an elevator man at the Parker building on Middle street, suffered a severe forehead gash when a large pin suddenly jumped from a machine being moved from Union Printing works and struck him in the hallway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Nelson
Sidney Street
Parker
Middle Street
Union Printing Works
Paris exposition rules allow hand cameras free use
An official statement sets hand cameras allowed during open hours at the Paris exposition with a 50 centimes fee and certificate number. Tripod or base cameras limited to before 1 p.m. daily with written permission. daily and period fees range from 25 francs to 1000 francs. No congestion, no photo of exhibited items without exhibitor permission. special buildings or pavilions require control permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hardware Company
Annual Tea Party at Old La eter gone
The annual tea party will be held Thursday evening at the Old La eter gone. A dainty supper from 6 to 8 o'clock precedes a choice entertainment by the Toy Symphony orchestra the Bureka club Master Walter Brown vocalist and Master James Bell cornetist. The Home reports being free from illness and a new matron will be glad to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laeter
Toy Symphony Orchestra
Bureka Club
Walter Brown
James Bell
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers Circus Delights Ellsworth Crowd
Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers combined shows drew up to 10 000 spectators for a full day in Ellsworth with a 15 000 seat main tent. Audiences saw elephants camels horses and educated seals plus four rings of acts. The parade and side shows delighted all ages and the closing hip podrome races added thrilling spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Forepaugh
Forepaugh & Sells
Barnum
Lowell Defeats Manchester Ball Team On Home Grounds
The Lowell high school team defeated St. Joseph's of Manchester 9 to 7 in an engaging game marked by strong all around play. Donaldson pitched well for Lowell, Murphy and Scanell starred at bat and on the bases, while Mor rison and Perry supported solidly in the field. Morey and McLaughlin led Manchester’s efforts. The teams traveled from the Northern depot at 1 pm and returned later. a large crowd followed the Lowell squad. The Y M C T s and Emmetts will play this afternoon on the Atherton grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell High
Manchester
St. Joseph's
Lowell Boys
Lowell
J. Scannell
Murphy
Donaldson
Manchesters
Perry
Morrison
Lowell, Abr
F. Scannel
Eveesee
Fouareht
Ics
Ives Vee
O'Sullivan
Drury
Murphy Rf
J Scannell
Cotter
Morey If
McLaughlin
Towell
By. Carroll
Russell
Cunningham
Fitzgerald
Gould
Albert
Mine
McCarthy
Roach & Co Apply for Transfer of Liquor License in Lowell
City notice states Andrew EF Roach Peter Roach and Roach Co seek transfer of a First Class Common Victuallers liquor license from 22 24 Crosby to 103 105 107 109 French and 56 Bridge streets in Lowell with three rooms on the first floor and three cellars. The City Board of Police ordered the filing.
Half-price fabric sale nears end at local shop
Nearly half of the 11 cases already sold but good styles and lengths remain as price drops to 64 percent of a yard. It will take only a few days to close them out. Four long counters devoted to this display in our basement department feature a remark about Millyan's daughter as she makes her debut, drawing amused comments from a visitor.
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I& L
Herr. T. Booth CO
Lihaca, N
Activiseers
Walter A. Sherman
James Smith
Piana Pareleve
Rene Eree
Isceeeesnes Sane
First Baptist Church
Textile School
Carleton & Hovey
Circus
Lowells
Emmetts
Atherton
Blake
Ine
Rye
America
Emay Wen
Adams, Taylor & Co
State St
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Co
Philadelpia
Atlantic Seaboard
E. P. Wing
Central Wharf
George
Eckhardt
South
Delaware Ave
W.T.S. Bartlett
Merrimack Street
Carter & Sherburna
Merrimack, Cor. Bridge Sts
Ourieritizen Company
Printing Department
A. G. Pollard & CO
Milyan
Citiman
Philadelphia Record
Lakeview Park
D. L. Page Co
Hibbard’s
Lakeview Theatre
California Minstrels
Symphony Orchestra
OLD Ladies’ Home
Fletcher Street
Eureka Club
Gertrude Stanley
Lowell, Mass
J- B. Goodyxin
Thorndike Street
Derby
W. P. Brazer & Co., Central Cor. Market SI
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack St
AW. Brown
Middlesex Street
Prescott St
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