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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
4
Trains operating between Lowell and Boston on the Boston and Maine line provide regular service with stops at key junctions. The schedule reflects established departure times and customary travel intervals for commuters and travelers between these cities.
The Lowell Daily Courier weighs in on the Legislature governor rift over a subway bill and criticizes anarchists in Vermont while commenting on Platt amendment Cuba policy. It mocks referendums, notes Harvard student Bigelow’s death, praises Governor Crane, and cites Rev Dr McKennal’s praise of Chicago amid national political talk surrounding Mr Bryan and a possible third term.
The piece critiques public schooling reforms and military drill in Lynn high schools, questions aboard ship politics, and praises the Illinois battleship’s speed. It mentions the Oregon’s Cape Horn passage, Santiago victory, and U S Navy needs, while noting Y M C A reception amid statue protests and university prober Muensterberg’s views on marriage.
Editorial criticizes Pawtucket bridge as a symbol of partisan municipal control. It argues both parties use city functions for party gain, harming the city's interests, and urges nonpartisan reform and independent voting for honest leaders over party labels. The piece predicts stronger reform momentum next autumn.
Mrs Helen Kilkenny of New Portland Maine says her mother used Ayer's Hair Vigor for twenty years as a hair dressing. The ad claims it stops hair loss keeps the scalp healthy and restores color to gray hair. Price one dollar per bottle.
If your druggist cannot supply on, send us $1.00 and we will express a bottle to you, all charges prepaid. Be sure and give us your nearest express office. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Send for our handsome book on The Hair.
The discussion centers on candidates nominated by regular parties and whether they will perform honest city governance. A competitive examination for voters asks if the nominee is reliable and suitable. Pawtucket bridge is noted as a forthcoming issue in the election context.
Edward Hale, an instructor in homiletics at Harvard Divinity School, is elected president of Meadville Theological School. Dr William Royal Stokes of Baltimore becomes a College of Physicians and Surgeons faculty member and chair of pathology. Harry Stephenson Byrne of Johns Hopkins is chosen as student delegate to Johns Hopkins at Glasgow university jubilee. George Dana Boardman resigns as University of Pennsylvania trustee after 22 years due to ill health. Effingham B Morris elected trustee to fill John C Sims death vacancy.
The town of Dracut showcased its youth and vigor in a century with a sharp contrast to tradition. The Ancient and Honorable artillery company, nearly as old as Boston, traces back to John Harvard’s era and spans eras from sedan chairs to automobiles while noting cultural shifts from codfish to club sandwiches and from ruff to modern dress. It marks enduring endurance through generations of fashion and life, illustrating the strength of the human constitution.
Dracut marked its 200th anniversary with song, prayer, and eulogistic oratory. A grand dinner in two tents on the cricket field featured Rev. Dr. Richardson and Congressman Knox, while local residents and dignitaries honored the town’s history, including a detailed historical address by Walter Gayton Hall.
The Boston Journal notes President McKinley has ended third term chatter by affirming he will not seek a third term under any conditions. He states he has work to do in the next four years and aims to secure a lasting place among notable presidents alongside Washington and Lincoln.
For sale a 14 acre fruit farm near Lowell with good buildings and a nine room house. Two acres of small fruits and a large orchard of winter and summer apples pears quinces and other fruits. Described as one of the best located farms and a bargain at 2600 dollars. Apply to T H Elliot 64 Central St.
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