June Daylight Hours and Moon Phase Note
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
8
June Mass weather shows fair spell with light winds
Yesterday was a lovely June day with a brief afternoon shower and a hot forenoon. A strong breeze made it pleasant and clouds were numerous. barometer readings and temperatures noted as indicators for Massachusetts forecast for fair tonight and Thursday with light southwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Lowell Daily Courier brief note June 5 1901
A compact item from the Lowell Daily Courier dated Wednesday June 5 1901. The readable line conveys a routine news snippet typical of a regional paper from that era.
City notices and social events at Merrimack area
The piece advertises Try Hornes coal Co H Babbitt optician 28 Dutton St. It notes a Kirk Street men's league banquet with Rev B N Hardy speaking, supper at 7, tickets 50 cents. Also Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets advertised. Grace and First Universalist societies plan an old fashioned barge picnic next Saturday leaving Haggett's pond, with times from Grace 9:30 and 1:00 and First church 9:45 and 1:16, prices adults 50 cents, children 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne’s Coal
Co. H. Babbitt, Optician
Dutton Street
Merrimack Corp
Kirk Street Men’s League
B. N. Hardy
Quincy
Grace and
First Universalist Societies
Grace Church
Haggett’s Pond
Thildren
Overseers of the Poor Discuss Saunders Case with AG
City hall meeting reviews monthly bills. Secretary Courtney reports a conference with Attorney-General Knowlton about the civil service commission decision on Superintendent Saunders. AG suspected Lowell overseers might oppose the ruling, but Courtney says no opposition is intended. Awaiting AG’s final decision expected before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Courtney
Knowlton
Civil Service Commission
Supt. Saunders
Lowell
Licenses Granted By Police Board Last Night
The board approved several licenses including common victualler permits for multiple applicants such as Napoleon Beaudry 74 Cabot and Emma Flaherty 355 Mammoth road. Hawker and peddler licenses were issued to Victor Larose and others. auctioneer Ernest Viens was licensed. The tabled Euric Leighton auctioneer license and transfer of Sylvanus Partlett’s license were noted. Napoleon Boy’s common victualler license was revoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Common Victualler
Fred C. Sabell
Mammoth Road
Napoleon Beaudry
Cabot
Arta Foucher
Aiken
Xavier F. Burkhardt
Main
Sophia H. Bowen
Broadway
Oqsivene Schenk
Arthur Hubert
Moody
Sarah Pelletier
Middlesex
Lazaire Mardigian
Dutton
Emma Flaherty
Andreas Poulos
Market
Joseph Brady
Lakeview Avenue
John Riley
Summer
Alonzo
Fred O. Noyes
Tyngsboro
Judson T. Crawford
Dracut
Elmer E. Pitts
Westford
Lincoln Silk
Tewksbury
Henry Chouinard
Joliet Avenue
Job and Express
John B. Billings
Merrimack
Rugan N. Myers
Lincoln
George H. Orr
Gorham
Ernest Viens
Euric L. Leighton
Napoleon Boy
Aiken Street
Sylvanus Partlett
Middlesex Street
Market Street
Armory Notes on Wakefield Major Visit and Camp Prep
Armory notes report Major Sweetser of Wakefield examined Co. G Putnam Guards in aid duty and extended order drill. Noncommissioned officers faced efficiency tests for warrants. Brigade orders were read, squads formed, with 69 men and three officers expected to join camp for eight days starting June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. G
Putnam Guards
Sweetser
Wakefield
Company G
Ward 2 Special Election Yields John J. Pinder Victory
In yesterday's ward 2 special election to fill the late John H. Spillarne's council seat John J. Pinder of 159 Broadway Street won. Total votes 359. needed 180. Pinder 356. rivals Ronnie Wood Patrick McCann and Anthony Cunningham each 1. Pinder elected by a majority of 353.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
John H. Spillane
John J. Pinder
Broadway Street
Ronnie Wood
Patrick McCann
Anthony Cunningham
Pindar
French Theatrical Night At Opera House With Madame la Marechale
An evening of French entertainment by La Troupe des Soirees de Famille featured the comedy Madame la Marechale a tale of a washerwoman turned marshal’s wife. The cast included Le Marechal De Ravinel and Madame La Marechale among others, with lively, well acted performance despite uneven French in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Troupe Des Soirees de Famille
Alphonse Lemonnier
Paris Theatre de la Republique
Madame Sans Gene
France
Pan American exposition praised by Rev Bartlett in Buffalo
The Pan American exposition receives high marks from Rev William A Bartlett D D who extols Buffalo as an ideal center with superb grounds and rich exhibits. He notes good transportation, hospitality, reasonable hotel rates, and an impressive electric display including Niagara Falls access and the Temple of Music with renowned organists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bartlett
D. D
Buffalo
Washington
Annapolis
Carlisle
Midway
Johnstown
Jefferson Davia
Ohio
Temple of Music
Disz
Mexico
United States
Niagara Falls
Dufferin Islands
Niagara Power Company
City of Wonders
Extraordinary auction sale of Belvidere building lots on High St
Public auction by E A Smith and F B Shedd trustees offers the entire Fort Hill Syndicate holdings on High Street Lowell. Lots range from 5760 to 9397 square feet with 48 to 99 foot fronts, bans on multiple buildings per lot, and 25 foot street setbacks with slated roofs. Deposit 200 to 800 per lot. two thirds mortgage option at 5 percent. Sale Thursday June 5 1901 at 4 pm.
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High ST
Belvidere
Oak and
Rogers Streets
Fort Hill
E. A. Smith
F. B. Shedd
High Street
Lowell
Fort Hill Park
Rogers Hall School
Merrimack Square
New England
Auction Notice for Westford Street Cottage Sale
Ella F Staples announces a no reserve absolute auction of her cottage house and lot at 607 Westford Street on Monday June 10 1901 at 4 PM. The estate of the late George A Staples lies between Windsor and Foster streets in Westford Street area. Two thirds of the price may remain on mortgage. a $250 deposit is required when struck off. open for inspection after 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westford Street
Tilton
N. H
George A. Staples
Windsor
Foster Streets
Ella F. Staples
Auction Notice for Cottage at 11 Daly Street
An auction ad states a cottage with 847 square feet of land at 11 Daly Street near Chelmsford Street will be sold at absolute auction on Monday June 10 1991 at 5 PM. Terms require a $200 deposit when bid is accepted. The vacant lot fronts 25 feet, is fenced and level, with a tenant paying $10 2 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Street
Chelmsford Street
How to Avoid Trouble with a Family Remedy
How to avoid trouble urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. Promotes readiness for summer needs and night trips to town. Says it is the most successful medicine for both children and adults and essential for every family, sold by all druggists.
Death by hanging shocks Centralville union family
John E. Joyce aged 38 killed himself by hanging last evening at his Bratton avenue tenement off Co burn street Centralville. Despondent over illness in the heart region he had worked steadily as a carder for Boott corporation until Saturday noon. Joyce was married with three children his wife and mother found him and cut him down after he wrapped a cord to the closet door knob. Medical Examiner Irish had not viewed the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Joyce
Bratton Avenue
Coburn Street
Centralville
Joyce
Boott Corporation
Carders and Pickers’ Union
Carders’ Union
Irish
Child Nurture Institute Lectures On Child Development
The Child Nurture Institute at the First Trinitarian church under Lowell District U S association hosts E P St John who speaks on Home Discipline Early Childhood Boyhood and Girlhood and Adolescence stages of youth. He urges Bible memory, intelligent reading, and careful guidance rather to avoid parrot teaching and public prayer in childhood. Free meetings for parents and teachers run Tuesday through Wednesday with topics on sexual life dangers adolescence and teaching methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinitarian Church
Lowell District
U. S. Association
E. P. St. John
Santa Claus
Mapue
St. John
Pastor Call Recommended at Highland Congregational
The pulpit supply committee reported to a large Highland Congregational gathering recommending extending a call to Rev. H Clayton Welles of Winsted Memorial church Taunton. The committee's recommendation was unanimously adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Congregational Church
H. Clayton Welles
Winsted Memorial Church
Taunton
Torpid Liver Man Rejuvenated by Stomach and Liver Tablets
A speaker describes the dull state of a torpid liver and poor appetite. A few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are claimed to restore liver function, renew vitality, and improve digestion, priced at 25 cents and sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
All Drug Stores
French Protestants Hold Semi annual Ministers Conference
The French Congregational ministers of New England opened their semi annual conference and 46th reunion at the French church in the city. Officers include Rev. S Lord Marlboro president Rev Co L Charron Haverhill vice president Rev S P Rondeau Fall River secretary. A public meeting featured Rev P Eisesser Pittsfield. For first time an American minister Rev F A Warfield addressed the gathering. The conference closes with a public session featuring Rev C W Huntington and several French ministers delivering talks on rites salvation grace and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
F. A. Warfield
D. D
C. W. Huntington
T. S. St. Aubin
Springfield
Joseph Provost
Torrington
A. J. Lods
Holyoke
E. J. Palesoul
Manchester
N. H
Mr. Bouteiller
Boston
Twilight service at Y W C A rooms
The usual Wednesday evening service at YWCA rooms at 7 30 p m led by Miss Bennett promises restfulness and inspiration. All girls and women are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Seventh Annual Nursing Graduation at Lowell General
Lowell General Hospital announces the seventh annual graduation exercises for nurses. The ceremony will take place Thursday, June 6, at 4 p m, highlighting the achievement of the nursing class.
Must You Diet Aimed at Dyspepsia and Uric Acid
This ad touts Father John's Medicine as a safe tonic for those dieting due to indigestion or high uric acid. It claims to nourish blood and organs, boost vitality, and protect children from poisonous medicines. The bottle sizes are advertised as offering more value.
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Father John
John
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