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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1898

Page

8

Sun Rise and Moon Phase Data for June

Readable data lists sun rise on June 1 8 23 9 4 with moon set at 4 08 and sun set at 9 37 p m. Day length 7 25 hours and 15 17 minutes.

Weather and brief Massachusetts forecast noted

Yesterday featured a clearing Sky and a cool night followed by a charming forenoon. By noon wind shifted east, clouds gathered, and rain with thunder and lightning fell for half an hour. Temperature and barometer readings listed. For Massachusetts, fair tonight and Thursday.

Lowell Daily Courier headline fragment

June 22, 1898 issue page fragment from the Lowell Daily Courier. Contains brief readable notices and local item summaries typical of a 19th century newspaper. The text emphasizes a daily edition date and regional reporting context without full article content.

Music and leisure notices from Lowell era shops and events

An OCR fragment notes Morse hacks for hire with dinners and Old Hundred cigars, musical offerings from Steinert and NE gents at 130 Merrimack street, a hurdy gurdy party at Highland Club hall with 66 couples and a street organ, Libbey in charge, and Lowell Decorating Co at 140 Humphrey street selling bunting flags and poles.

Morse W. KE. Stratton Hildreth Building Steinert’s N. E. Gents Merrimack Street Highland Glub Hall Frank Libbey Lowell Decorating Co Humphrey Street

Irene lodge hosts lively fraternal meeting and plans picnic

Fraternal news describes an Irene lodge of Good Templars meeting at M A hall Runel building where a committee was appointed to consider the annual picnic. Members accepted an invitation to attend flag raising with Chelmsford Center Odd Fellows and Good Templars on July 4 and district leaders praised reform work. Multiple lodges from Lowell Chelmsford Graniteville and Boston area were noted with officer nominations and future visits.

Irene Lodge Good Templars M. A. Hall Runeluilding J. F. Kelley William J. Smith O. H. Gardner Odd Fellows and Good Temlats Chelmsford Center Odd Fellows Frederick Northern Orcester District Lodge John Greeley Charles River Lodge Waltham Eirene Lodge Hector Turnbull C. H. Gardiner Elliott Hubbard BE. S. Varney Hobson Chemsford Graniteville

Bootblacks pick Manning captain and manager for 1898 season

The bootblacks announce Prof. Dave Manning as captain and manager for the season of 1898. After seven games they hold five wins, showing a strong start. They invite challenges from any team under 19.

Bootblacks Dave Manning

Grape-Nuts Novel Snack Introduced in City

The new Grape-Nuts food product is described as pre-digested and compact for daily energy. Promoters claim substantial nourishment in small portions, noting strong value compared with meat, and it is now sold by most grocers in our city.

Old Residents Honor Dr Court with Legacy Talk

The Old Residents Historical Association of Lowell met in Memorial Hall for an evening of remembrance and praise. Solon W. Stevens presided as members honored Dr Robert Court with a detailed biography, church history notes, and a tribute to his work in Lowell from 1873 until his death in 1897.

Old Residents’ Historical Association Memorial Hall Solon W. Stevens C. W. Whiden Association William H. Cooper Daniel Bradford Bartlett George Sargent Cheney George T. Whitney Ira Leonard Henry Cook Church Josiah Greenough Peabody George Dennis Hills Samuel Horn Jeremiah Clark Frederick Frye Alfred D. Barker Chauncey Langdon Knapp Z. E. Stone C. W. Whidden S. W. Stevens Z. HE. Stone EF. B. Howe Chas. Cowley Merrimack River New Hampshire New England Londonderry Windham Congregational Dracut Lowell Boston East Chelmsford Pawtucket Associated Reformed Presbyterians Kirk of Scotland Peter Gordon United Presbyterians Covenanters J. S. Robertson Great Presbyterian Church of the United States First Presbyterian Church Presbytery of Dr. Court Glasgow Scotland Joseph A. Court Haroun al. Raschid Robert Court Dr. Gault Chalmers Charles Bradlaugh Glasgow Sentinel Court Henry Ward Beecher Beecher University of Glasgow Free Church College Presbyterian Church Malcome Iowau Appleton Street John M. Greene D. D Eliot Church Rome University of Norwich Ain Countrie W. H. Pepin C. Oliver Barnes Judge Cowley Pepin City of John Hay Court of St. James John Eliot Hay Greene

Hood's Pills Cure Liver Ills and Indigestion

Hood's Pills claim to cure liver ills biliousness indigestion and headaches. The ad promotes strength in digestion and ease of use for the weak stomach with Maltox as a supporting product.

Hood

Charette Honored by Lowell City Council for Heroic Act

The Lowell Common Council praised George Charette for his heroism in the Spanish American War. The body debated funding for the Moody street school and the Lowell Textile school, approved a Fourth of July appropriation, and discussed Huntington hall and street projects, with heated exchanges over governance and local labor. The meeting adjourned at 10:12 PM.

Taylor Goward Moody Street Charette School Lowell Markham Dana Markland Bosca Leighton McCluskey Smith Fagan Farley McMahon Alderman Tuttle Fairgrounds Fort Hill Park Committee On Commons Sons of Spain Richmond P. Hobson Merrimac Santiago de Cuba Richard Decatur Philadelphia Tripoli Lieut Cushing Albemarle Roanoke River Mr. Charette Butler Greenhalge George Charette Mr. Garvey United States

New Restrictions Placed On Liquor Dealers By Police Board

The Board of Police met Tuesday night to consider war relief details and new liquor trade rules. A volunteer detail for a June 30 event and a lawn party for St Johns hospital were discussed. Licenses granted include pool hall, junk collector, lunch wagon and several hawkers. The board revoked a victualler license at 3891 Market Street and urged dealers to stop on premise consumption from bottles after July 1.

Board of Police John A. Faulkner Gen. Butler St. John’s Hospital Charles Defoe Merrimack Croquet Company Victualler Martin Clokesy Market Street Frederick Cox Merrimack Street Isaac Friedman Middlesex Street M. W. Mulcahy West Third Bridge Streets John B. Shaw Andover Charles F. McGrath Tewksbury Arthur W. Staples Chelmsford Charles E. Scott Pelhara N. H George A. Durgin East Chelmsford Henry FE. Messiah John J. Sullivan Robert P. Jamieson James A. Leighton Walter W. Stuart E. F. Horne Richardson Avenue Alfred B. Paasche South Chelmsford Michael Finnick John C. Tully Dracut

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