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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 05, 1900
Page
4
Bold struggle for West Virginia by Democrats in 1900
The Democrat effort to recapture West Virginia faces a tough path as the state leans Republican. Other notes mention Kansas wheat growth, the Philadelphia convention, weather swings, and criticizes Admiral Dewey for seeking public office. A Cuban war crime case and May coinage totals are also noted with brisk, opinionated tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Paris Exposition Falls Short of High Hopes, Roosevelt Calls Fraud
Commentary notes the Paris Exposition failing to meet promised standards and drawing sharp criticism from Robert Roosevelt of New York. The piece shifts to praise for the currency act and the expected rise in national bank note demand as people adopt the new system via local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Roosevelt
New York
Misleading quotes on currency limits and world mercy
Secretary Gage notes demand for national bank notes outstrips Bureau of Engraving and Printing capacity. The piece condemns India’s famine relief inefficiency and questions British civilization amid South Africa killings, calling Providence a libel on human suffering and population issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
India
South Africa
Famine in Russia and India Described as Suffering Grows
The article contrasts India’s famine and Russia’s hunger crisis, noting millions starved in India and Russia facing ruin of peasants. It cites relief efforts as only palliative, blames landowners and inadequate reforms, and argues famines persist until industrial strengthening and gradual political change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Russia
Great Britain
England
United States
Moral reform and political comings and goings column notes
Quotations critique vice and youth morals in city life and discuss political health and civil service readiness. The selection cites the New York World urging accountability for cigarette and morphine linked crimes, the Boston Transcript on physical exams for presidential candidates, and other editorials from Springfield, Manchester, and Chicago praising impartiality and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Boston Transcript
Baggage Smasher Criticized and Civic Reflections
A speaker recalls a night in Boston watching baggage handlers damage trunks for $2.50 repairs and argues such carelessness reflects broader labor issues. The note links fair work to civic duties, then shifts to topics on marriage age, Bath houses, and a minister lambasting bonnet birds. Cadet Pillsbury at West Point is praised for modest, steady progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lowell
George B. Pillsbury
West Point
Military Academy
Weat Point
Fishermen Suspected in Pelham Finances
Several noted Lowell fishermen face suspicion for paying fines in Pelham after at least three parties vanished recently. Reports of good catches circulate, but the revelation that someone paid handsomely for a lot of fish casts doubt on their stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Pelham
Riley Higgins nuptials and other weddings in Concord history
Miss Margaret Riley and Mr Michael Higgins wed at Immaculate Conception parochial residence by Rev Joyce. A reception followed at 722 Concord street. couple plan monthlong Boston trip then reside on Concord street. Also: Sadie E Hamilton and Augustus E Bock wed at 89 C street. Henry Beaupartant and Minnie Lefevre married at St Jean Baptiste parochial residence by Rev Fournier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Riley
Michael Higgins
Immaculate Conception Church
Joyce
Nittie Riley
John J. Higgins
Concord Street
D. L. Page Company
Mrs. Higgins
Boston
A. E. Kenyon
C Street
Sadie E. Hamilton
Augustus E. Bock
St. Jean Baptiste
Henry Beaupartant
Minnie Lefevre
Fr.Fournier
Funeral Notices for Rollins Felix Palmer Shepherds
Funeral services were held for Pliny Rollins at 2 PM from 15 Fourth Street with Rev G F Kenngett leading and Apollo quartet providing singing. Bearers were Low ell lodge K of P members, and burial followed at Edson cemetery with Undertaker Carrier in charge. Also noted were funerals for Joseph Jean Felix from 103 Tucker Street at 4 30 PM with burial at St Joseph's cemetery, Lucy A Palmer from Weinbeck's warerooms with burial at Hildreth cemetery, and Ella E Shepherd from her North Chelmsford home at 2 PM with Interment at North Chelmsford cemetery under Undertaker John Marinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliny Rollins
Fourth Street
G. F. Kenngett
Apollo Quartette
George W. Patten
Lowell Lodge
K. of P
Edson
Joseph Jean Felix
Tucker Street
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Lucy A. Palmer
Weinbeck
Mr.Millington
Hildreth
J. A. Weinbeck
Ella E. Shepherd
North Chelmsford
Mr. Dunbar
John Marinel
Obituary Notices for Usher Huntoon McCann Carriere and Duke
Usher In this city on June 4 at 633 Broadway street Margaret Thresa Usher aged 11 days. Huntoon In this city on June 3 at 111 Westford street Dr James M Huntoon aged 75 years. Funeral services Wednesday June 6 at 2 30 at 111 Westford street. McCann In this city on June 4 at St Peters orphanage Sarah McCann aged 7 years. Carriere In this city on June 2 at 116 Tucker street Joseph J Carriere aged 4 months. Duke In this city on June 4 at 140 Cumberland road Joseph A Dube aged 2 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usher
Chas
Elizabeth
Broadway Street
Margaret Thresa Usher
Huntoon
Westford Street
James M. Huntoon
McCann
St. Peter's
Sarah McCann
Carriere
Tucker Street
Joseph J. Carriere
Duke
Cumberland Road
Joseph A. Dube
Night meeting outlines initiations and reception plans
At a past evening meeting in their hall Camp Farragut attendees reported three initiations and one application. Arrangements were made for a reception to honor department officers of the S of V on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
Ladies’ Aid
S. of V
The Cambric Mask by Robert W. Chambers review
A notice for the Frederick A. Stokes edition of The Cambric Mask details its publication in New York and Lowell. The box describes the tale as thoroughly American with a stirring plot a love story and vivid appreciation of nature as in The Haunts of Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Chambers
Frederick A. Stokes Company
East 16Th Street
New York
Lowell
G. C. Prince & Son
Mr. Chambers
Maine Woods
Notable Residents and Visitors Linked to City Activities
Mrs Charles H Allen and Miss Bertha Allen are expected at their city home tomorrow. Governor Allen will sail from Porto Rico on or after the 15th due to ongoing considerations and personal business needs. Mrs J D Willman’s Boston visit included singing at a hospital relief concert. George L Lawson family left for Nabnassett summer home. Donald C Taplin sails to Margate PEI for a four month rustication. Violinist Emil C Lavigneur to supply music on Pilgrim steamer season. Ayer Home patrons meet Wednesday at 3 pm. Dr and Mrs Gai P Madden set sail for Europe on the 14th, planning to tour the British Isles and Paris exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Allen
Bertha Allen
Allen
Porto Rico
J. D. Willman
Boston
Newton Hospital
Newton Highlands
George L. Lawson
Nabnassett
West Chelmsford
Donald C. Taplin
Somerset Street
Margate
Prince Edward Island
Emil C. Lavigneur
Pilgrim
Providence
New York
Haine
Pleasant Island
Asmer
Fire Department
Lowell
Mass
Ayer
Gai P. Madden
Europe
British Isles
In-er-seal Patent Package Boosts Biscuit Freshness
Advertises the In-er-seal moisture proof biscuit package of pre prepared cardboard and paper that seals airtight against moisture odors germs. Claims showrooms survive fire hose drenching and remain crisp. package excludes dust and atmospheric contact. National Biscuit Company promotes strong demand and widespread recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
National Biscuit Company
Fraternal Meetings Report Multiple Initiations
The Spanish war veterans held a regular meeting with three initiations and memorial photographs. Livermore lodge A C U W conducted one initiation. Golden Harvest Circle C of F met in their rooms with one initiation and Bridget Doherty installed as deputy. Wamesit lodge Manchester Unity I Q O Fy held their regular Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Barnes
Livermore Lodge
Golden Harvest Circle
C. of F
Bridget Doherty
Wamesit Lodge
Manchester
Tyche Coin Craze Sweeps Markets Worldwide
Investors race to own the Tyche and Yyche coins as demand surges, collectors and traders report rising prices and new listings flood exchanges. Analysts note volatility and potential for rapid shifts as the trend spreads across regions and platforms.
Practically new 1900 Picyele for sale
A scarcely used Picyele bicycle from 1900 is offered for sale. It has not been ridden and comes with a note listing 50 reasons for selling. Address available at mid ninth floor office 15 8t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EU Office
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