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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 08, 1901
Page
10
Weather shift brings showers and cooler Sunday in Massachusetts
Yesterday afternoon clouds thickened and light showers intensified after nightfall. A heavy rain accompanied a drop in temperature through the night. This forenoon was cool with brisk W winds. Forecast for Massachusetts: fair tonight, cooler Sunday with northwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Local News Briefs From The Lowell Daily Courier
The Lowell Daily Courier issue dated Saturday June 8 1901 reports daily notices and brief city items. Readers encounter town happenings and short notices typical of a New England paper from the era.
City ads tout hats, hammocks, dental care and books
Local notices advertise Louis Alexander tailor services, Elliot Dental Rooms, and Hammocks from H B Shattuck. The Crisis by Winston Churchill sells briskly with Prince and Son stocking 108 Merrimack. C W Durant bankrupt stock on sale. George H Wood buys whole stock. druggists offer free Chamberlain’s tablets as a safe stomach aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Hardware
Elliot Dental Rooms
Elliot Street
Dr. Fesler
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Central Street
Winston Churchill
Prince & Son
Merrimack Street
C. W. Durant
Geo. H. Wood
Mother and Daughter Face Larceny Charges in Ayer City
Mrs Fiessie Preston a French Canadian housewife aged 45 and her daughter Angeline Legare were arrested yesterday by police inspectors and jailed on charges of larceny in case of the foryer breaking and entering and committing larceny. The larceny occurred at a house in Ayer City where clothes were taken but most were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiessie Preston
Angeline Legare
Foryer
Ayer City
Caught by a Belt Injures Lowell Worker
Charles Sawyer a Bigelow Carpet Co. employee at the Lowell branch suffered a trapped hand and elbow strain plus a scalp wound when a belt was shifted yesterday afternoon. He received treatment at the Corporation hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sawyer
Lowell
Bigelow Carpet Co
Corporation Hospital
Bicycle Collision Dislocates Elbow at Market and Suffolk
S. Story of 176 Tremont street collided with a fellow bicyclist yesterday at Market and Suffolk streets. He was thrown from his bicycle and sustained a dislocated left elbow. Treatment was given at the Emergency hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Story
Tremont Street
Market
Suffolk Streets
Pan American Party to Buffalo Starts July Ninth
A. L. Bachellor leads the Pan American Party with a Buffalo departure on July 9. The outward trip uses Fall River to New York and Hudson River Day Line to Albany for an overnight stop. Return routes include Hoosac Tunnel route, Saratoga and Lake George, or St. Lawrence River via Thousand Islands and Montreal. Full circulars from A. L. Bacheller at 43 Arlington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bachellor
Buffalo
Fall River
New York
Hudson River
Albany
Hoosac
Deerfield Valley
Saratoga
Lake George
St. Lawrence River
Thousand Islands
Lachine Rapids
Montreal
Sound
First Congregational Church Seventy Fifth Anniversary Observed
An informal service closed the seventy fifth anniversary celebration of the First Congregational Church. Speakers recalled early church history, members past and present shared reminiscences, and a letter was approved to thank John Wanamaker of Philadelphia for a $100 debt-relief gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
T. B. Stevenson
A. B. Kingsbury
Dr. Warfield
Annie S. Blarlow
First Church
Bethany Church
Philadelphia
Solen W. Stevens
Stevens
Dr. Jenkins
Webber
Smith
Baker
Kenngett
Webb
Wartiell
Ole
Jenkins
Cottage House and Lot No 607 Westford Street Sale
Ella F Staples announces an absolute auction sale of her cottage home with eight rooms on a 5 by 100 foot lot of 5000 square feet between Windsor and Foster streets Westford Street. The sale is set for June 10, 1901 at 4 pm with two thirds mortgage option. Open for inspection after 10 pm day of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westford Street
Tilton
N. H
George A. Staples
Windsor
Foster Streets
Ella F. Staples
Absolute Auction of Cottage at 11 Daly Street 1901
An auction notice states a cottage with 1847 square feet on 11 Daly Street near Chelmsford Street will be sold on Monday June 10 1901 at 5 pm. The 7 room house with pantry cellar and water closet is in fair condition with easy terms and a $200 deposit required when bid ends. The vacant lot fronts 25 feet is fenced and level, rented to the same tenant for $102 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Street
Chelmsford Street
Chelmsford
Ware
Sheldon Streets
Nurehacear
Child Nurture Institute Session on Sunday School Gradation
The Primary union hosted a Friday session with Mrs. C. S. Upton presiding and Miss Craig singing Thy Will Be Done. Mr. St. John led a Sunday lesson on obedience and the gradation of Sunday school, emphasizing class organization, engaging material, character building, and consistent teacher placement across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Upton
Samuel
Christ
McSorley Property Auction At Middle Street
Tuesday at 4 o clock the McSorley estate at 150 152 154 Middle Street will sell at bona fide auction. Seven heirs exist with six refusing to join. one heir bid without power and purchased the property, prompting a reauction under same terms announced previously. Elizabeth J. McSorley signs to confirm sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McSorley
Middle Street
J. BE. Conant & Co
Wellman Residence Highland District Lowell Auction
The Wellman residence at 111 Stevens Street, next to Nicollet, will be sold at absolute auction on Tuesday June 11 1901 at 5 pm on the premises. The 10 room brick house includes a near new heating plant, electric wiring, extensive outbuildings, a 9000 square foot lot with lawn and fountain, carriage house for four carriages, annex with dirt stalls, slate roofs, and a bright workshop in the cellar. A $500 deposit is required when struck off, and mortgage financing may be available. For details inquire at the auction office of Fred W. Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Stevens Street
Nicollet Street
Highland District
Lowell
Richmond Victor
Henry L. Pike
Horace Sargent Bacon
Fred W. Wellman
Public Auction of Nesmith Street Lot in June 1991
On Wednesday June 12 1991 at 4 PM an absolute auction will sell 11 286 square feet of land on the westerly Nesmith street between Willis Farrington and Dr. John C Irish opposite the Wm H White residence. The 82 by 132 foot lot fronts Nesmith with a slightly wider rear and below street grade. It is unimproved and free of restrictions and final sale requires a 350 deposit to the auctioneers Alice and Nesmith Guardian Joseph A Nesmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesmith Street
Willis Farrington
John C. Irish
Wm. H. White
ALICE
Auction notice for McVey estate at Gorham and Union streets
Real estate at 194 Gorham street known as the McVey estate and adjoining cottage will be sold at public auction Wednesday June 12 1901. The property includes a ten room main house a five room rear cottage and 3100 square feet of land with a 31 foot frontage. Open for inspection after 10 p m on sale day. Deposit of 350 required when struck off, with financing options. Mary Ellen Lucey and John W Lucey endorse sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham Street
Gorham
Union Streets
McVey
Post Office
Union Street
Charles Street
Mary Ellen Licey
John W. Lucey
Salvation Army conducts revival meetings in city hall
Col. R. Evans of Boston and Major J. Smith of Fortland Maine lead Salvation Army meetings at the Army hall corner Shattuck and Market tonight at 8 p m and tomorrow at 7 and 10 30 a m and 3 and 8 p m Capt and Mrs Owen and local corps assist the officers public invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
R. Evans
Boston
J. Smith
Fortland
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Shattuck and
Market Streets
Portrait Frames In Wide Assortment For Trade
GEO. BE. MAKER offers a large selection of portrait frames for wholesale and retail buyers. Customers are urged to view the stock and compare prices before purchasing, with options ranging from finest to cheapest frame grades at the corner of John and Merrimack Streets.
Seasickness and the ear balance system explained
A Washington Times article explains seasickness as a misfiring between ear balance systems and the brain, detailing the petrus portion of the temporal bone, semicircular canals, and pneumogastric nerve. It notes motion on a boat disrupts balance, triggers conflicting nerve impulses, and suggests lying still on the back to reduce severity despite continued nausea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Times
Landmark Lakeview Avenue Block Sale in Centralville
Auction notices reveal the Charles H. Maloney Estate two story block on Lakeview Avenue with 2600 square feet, eight to five room tenements, and a $672 yearly rent. Bids open June 13 1901 with $650 down. Frontages total 32 on Lakeview 31 on Fulton. Also Pierce sells 10 334 square feet on Dalton street for a double or four apartment house. Guardian Crowley advertises Jefferson Street cottages with three rented units and 25 foot frontage, sale June 14 1901 with $200 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview Avenue
Fulton Street
Charles H. Maloney
Centralville
John H. Flynn
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Pan-American Party
J. E. Conant & CO
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Sepee Ween
Child Nurture Institute
McSorley
Elizabeth J. McSorley
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GEO. BE. Maker
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DR. Williams
Crawfordsville, MD
Willams
W._D. McCLeLLane
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Edward B. Pierce
Ellen Cummings
County of
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Jefferson Street
Messrs
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James F. O'Donnell
Jeremiah Crowley
Elien Cummings
Harvard Brewing Co
U. S
Sole Lowell Agency
W.P. Brazer & Co
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White Mountain
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J. B. Goodwin
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Apollinaris
C. and
C. Ginger Ale
G.G. Read
Wm. Nichols
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W.T.S. Bartlett
King’s Bitters
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