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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
12
The record notes the June sun rises and sets with precise times, showing daylight length of 4.07 hours, total daylight 15.12 hours, sun sets at 7.19, and moon sets at 11.26 p m, indicating celestial timing on a midyear date.
The notice lists events and venues including a dancing party near Youngs and Bellegrove tonight, and regular dances at Crystal Lake on Thursdays and Saturdays. It notes remodeling at Crystal Lake under John P. Upton, with French's Orchestra of Lowell providing music. Additional entries promote chimney work, 7-20-4 cigars, E A Wilson & Co building supplies, Am. Jewelry Mfg, and Adams Hardware & Paint Co with satisfaction guarantees.
A Tuesday night fishing party including Dr. John Boyle Mrs J Albert Johnson Miss Rosalie Johnson and Mr Joseph Meehan fished above Jug Island on the Concord river. They caught several fair pouts though below average. Jessie Watson aged 15 held a birthday party at 127 Jewett street with gifts refreshments and games. George R Chandler and his son Paul return from a 10 day fishing trip to Tim pond Maine. Annie Potter will visit Camp Sprague two weeks as guest of Mrs Fred Provencher. Peter A Clune to sing requiems at St Patrick's church during Frank McCarthy's absence.
A severe cerebro-spinal meningitis case proved fatal for five year old Henrykza Waynick yesterday at the rear of 70 Tilden Street. The death followed rapid decline with the illness reported in the morning and death certificate filed in the afternoon. Another meningitis case involved David Scanlan, sixteen, of 176 Crosby Street. The Toupin children were discharged cured from the contagious hospital, and other patients are reported doing well as the board of health says the disease is checked.
London June 8 James William Lowther Conservative deputy speaker and chairman of the ways and means committee was unanimously elected speaker of the House of Commons succeeding William Court Gully who resigned. First Conservative in the chair since 1833. House adjourned to June 20. Lowther born 1855. parliamentary secretary for foreign affairs 1891 92.
Hood's Tooth Powder cleanses and beautifies teeth, brightens the gums, and freshens breath. Price 25 cents, mammoth size 50 cents. Prepared by C. J. Hood & Co. Lowell, Mass.
George Boutwell died Tuesday forenoon at his daughter Mrs. A. A. Miner’s home in Lawrence aged 74 years four months three days born in Andover and lifelong farmer. He leaves wife Mrs. Sarah J. Boutwell two sons Louis T. and Walter B. and six daughters including Mrs. A. A. Miner and Miss Lydia J. Boutwell. Funeral held at 2 p m from 528 Andover street burial in West Parish cemetery Andover. Also Catherine Cassion dies at 70 at her No 19 Hurd street survived by three daughters and one son body taken to J F O Donnell & Sons chapel.
Funeral notices record several Lowell deaths with services at St. Patrick's cemetery and local churches. Margaret Nealand, Margaret Brainard, May A. Osgood, Charles A. Kimball cremation in New York with Lowell burial, Mary Silva. Details include dates, addresses, bearers, and funeral directors.
In this city on June 7 Alice Alarie aged 15 years 5 months born to Hector and Georgiana Alarie at 1528 Middlesex street Evangeline Bellefontaine aged 7 days born to Andre and A Marie Bellefontaine at Lowell hospital Hendrykza Waynick infant son of Jozef and Anna Waynick aged 5 months at 1 Tilden street Catherine Cassion aged 70 years at 19 Hurd street on June 9.
An English court ruled that a person cannot place goods in front of his premises on the street even if they lie on his private property if the items are likely to be dangerous to those using the street. The decision emphasizes public safety over private property rights in shared urban space.
Emma Renault and Delia Savard pleaded guilty to stealing 130 dollars and a 4.50 money order from Hermidas Meunier. The cases were placed on file after a conciliatory discussion, with Meunier made whole and costs borne by the defendants. Grace Mansur, 20, was charged with drunkenness, sentenced to one month in jail, appealed and held for superior court. Terence J. Riley of Somerville was fined two dollars.
Albany June 8 Judge Rufus W Peckham will hear the attorneys for Mrs Mary M Rogers the Vermont woman sentenced to death for her husband s murder The move seeks a writ of error to carry the case to the U S Court of Appeal from Vermont courts Rutland Vermont June 8 Moloney Rogers counsel has not received official notice of the Albany hearing He plans to send a representative and notes papers are ready for presentation at any moment
New York statement from Alvin W. Krech denies a $10,000,000 scandal involving the Equitable Trust Company. The nominating committee adjourned without action, with Paul Morton’s name floated but not discussed with him. Directors including August Belmont and Chauncey Depew were in conference as an insurance department inquiry continues.
Salem June 8 Milton W Grinnel a 14 year old boy, accused of shooting Ernest Ramon 14 in Salem on April 24, was discharged from custody by Judge H J Holden in the first district court. Judge Bol den ruled the shooting accidental.
A storm over 48 hours disrupts shipping as dozens of fishing vessels seek shelter in Newport and Southern New England wireless stations report no communication since Tuesday due to atmospheric disturbances.
Chocolate sale advertisement from Carleton and Hovey at Merrimack and Shattuck streets touts a special 24 cent per pound mix. It claims equal value to 40 or 50 cent chocolates and lists brands Winthrop Baker's Apollo Russell's Lowney's Quality Schrafft's Hazen's Norfolk.
Halifax Nova Scotia June 8 The auxiliary yacht Palmer arriving from New York reports a severe storm Tuesday with heavy seas a man identified as the first mate washed overboard and lost despite attempts to rescue him The storm included thunder and lightning and the Palmer sustained no damage The Palmer is owned by F H Sturgis of New York.
Fire crews responded to a still alarm at 6.22 in Holyrood avenue where a chimney fire caused no damage. Shortly after, a roof leak at the Greenwood building on Central street required assistance to protect goods.
Cambridge Massachusetts Sergt Daniel P Counihan a trusted city official praises Father John’s Medicine noting his daughter gained strength after using the product and colleagues observed her improvement He states the remedy helped her cold throat and lung issues and offers the endorsement to readers.
The fragment hints at how adversity thickens resolve, building a stronger body and greater fleshly vigor. It suggests endurance, labor, and growth through hardship, framing struggle as a catalyst for physical and character fortitude.
A large fire gutted a New York Dock Company warehouse on Conover and Reid streets near the Erie basin in Brooklyn. The building, housing cotton and hemp owned by private firms, suffered about 75000 dollars in damage. Fire officials warned the loss would be heavy, highlighting the fire risk in the Red Hook stores cluster. Ellingwood & Co. advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea in the same notice.
The article extols Turkish baths as superior to sea water and tub baths, noting that clogged pores hinder sweating and push strain to the kidneys, causing various ailments. Dr Madden's baths at 71 Middle Street operate daily, with Thursday sessions for women and separate times for men.
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