June Daylight and Moonrise Times Noted
The record lists June solar data with sunrise and sunset times, moonset at 4.07, 9.37 p.m., and a day length of 15.17 hours. No people or organizations are named.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
8
The record lists June solar data with sunrise and sunset times, moonset at 4.07, 9.37 p.m., and a day length of 15.17 hours. No people or organizations are named.
Boston June 19 weather bulletin shows fair skies for Massachusetts this evening and Thursday with rising temperatures. Tonight expected warmer conditions with southwest winds, temperatures around 75 to 85 degrees and a barometer rising from 29.80 to 29.90.
The City page lists multiple brief items: Horne's coal company mentioned. H Babbitt optician at 28 Dutton Street. Fred C. Church insured Hortense M Wright's Liberty Street house damaged by fire. Goodwin's screen paint advertised as superior. small Wiggin Street fire at Daniel Blackington residence put out before fire department arrival. P F Devine selling suit cases and trunks at reduced prices. F A Cambridge offers stationery and Bunker Hill brand paper opposite City Hall. testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by H J Strickfaden editor World Herald Fair Haven Wash stating it saved a child from whooping cough and croup. product available from druggists.
At last night’s board meeting, Patrolman Redmond Welch was promoted to deputy superintendent of police pending a civil service exam as required by law. Born in Westford in 1862, he moved to Lowell early, educated in local schools, and served on the force since 1887 with a long record on Merrimack and Central streets. He remains unmarried and resides at 42 North Street.
Mr L E B Pullen resigns after years as head of the advertising department at J C Ayer Co with resignation taking effect July 1. He will be succeeded by W M Fairbanks, his longtime assistant in the office.
A Columbus physician once addicted to coffee advises patients to switch to Postum Food Coffee. Carrie Moran reports improved sleep, clearer skin, and steadier nerves after boiling Postum well. She shares that her friend David McDonald and others also benefited from leaving coffee.
Legatees of the late Gilman G Cobdk announce an absolute auction on Thursday June 20 1901. Parcels include two Ottawa Quebec street lots about 5800 and 636 square feet near cottages and brewery, frontage Maple street lot about 3484 square feet, and a four tenement block on Maple near Gorham. Deposits of 60 and 250 required when lots struck off. Inspection after 10 am. sales proceed regardless of weather.
An eight and four room tenement at 93 Adams street plus a six room cottage are pitched with water closets, cellars and rents totaling 33 dollars monthly. Also offered: five adjoining brick houses 252-2541258-260 Fletcher and 2 Brooks street with 4 to 8 rooms each, 5582 square feet of land and 66 dollars monthly income. A deposit of 450 dollars or secured funds is required when struck off, with the auctioneers.
Archbishop Williams presided at Notre Dame academy graduation in Adams street’s music room. Graduates received wreaths medals and diplomas as essays on church art architecture painting poetry and music were presented. The ceremony closed with Archbishop Williams blessing and attendees sharing cake and lemonade.
The Lawrence Manufacturing Company in Lowell and Boston held an annual meeting to elect officers including President T. Jefferson Goolidge and Treasurer Clifton P. Baker. Directors named include George A. Gardner Arthur T. Lyman and Charles W. Amory, who replaces the late William Powell Mason.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a German citizen, reads Dayton Volkszeitung and buys Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his wife’s back pain. After a few days she reports relief and resumes household duties. the liniment is advertised as available from all druggists.
Judge McIntire spent the day hearing evidence for guardianship of Thomas S. Edmands of East Chelmsford. Medical witnesses described mental weakness beyond typical old age, with concerns about his sons and property management. The hearing adjourned at 5 PM to Friday June 28 in Cambridge.
Patrick Flanagan, who vanished in 1871 after leaving six children with his wife, died at the city hospital on June 8. His body lay at Undertaker Molloy’s warerooms awaiting relatives to claim it. his widow identified the remains after reading a newspaper ad seeking his kin. The funeral was held at Molloy’s and he was buried in the Catholic cemetery with committal prayers by Rev. John J. McHugh.
Relatives of the late George R. Davis thank friends for floral tributes and the fraternal societies he joined. They praise the police commission and clerk's service and note sympathy from police department members. Delegations attended the funeral and neighbors sent kindness. messages from chiefs of police in other cities are acknowledged. Lowell, Mass. June 18, 1901.
Company G held its weekly meeting but drill was omitted for camp prep. Company C will drill tonight. Company G awaits orders to start July 19 en route to South Framingham. The Ninth bivouacs at East armory first night. Saturday the hike to South Framingham begins with camping halfway between Boston and South Framingham. Rations cooked on the march.
Yesterday afternoon J. Conant & Co sold two cottage houses and 2513 square feet of land at the corner of Kinsman and Pine Hill to Andrew G Wheelock for 1630 dollars. Rose McQuade was the seller and the assessed valuation stood at 1250 dollars. The sale, well attended and bid, reflected the current real estate market.
Miss Sara S Carson Dominion secretary of the Y W C A has led meetings at the association rooms this week and will conduct a final session at 3 oclock this afternoon. A reception on Thursday marks the ten year anniversary with pastors and workers invited. Carson will speak at 3 this afternoon replacing the 4 30 time and also at 12 15 and 1 15 at noon prayers.
Mr H J McCoy will speak at the men’s meeting next Sunday at the association home in Wilder street. The camp for junior members, named Camp Russel after Asa C Russell, runs July 1 to 20 and is already drawing many applications. The association opens the season with a blind run next Friday at 7 pm, and deep sea fish events are planned for Monday and Tuesday with times to be announced.
Mr. Eugene Mercier of Fifth avenue Pawtucketville hosted a bachelor dinner for friends last evening before his forthcoming marriage to Miss Melvina Gaudette next Tuesday. Guests including Lavoie Vezina Henry Leclaire Rousseau and Joseph Albert joined in songs and offered best wishes for a happy life ahead.
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