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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
8
Yesterday afternoon remained very warm and the night was not much cooler. Today continues the same hot trend with temperatures around high seventies to eighty, barometer readings near 29.65 inches.
The fragment presents a date and newspaper name from the Lowell Daily Courier on Friday June 22 1900. No further readable facts or events are available to summarize a distinct news item.
The notice advertises a sale at Thompson Hardware for Pelham Cigar Hammocks up to $5 and a big sale at Boston Cloak and Suit Store 228 Merrimack Street Lowell near City Hall block offering ladies tailor made suits jackets apes dress skirts waists wrappers tea gowns at half price.
The Lincoln club voted to endorse McKinley and Roosevelt after their national convention, and planned an outing at Richardson's farm Saturday. A challenge was issued to any Republican club to meet in sport at Lawndale farm, ingsboro, on Saturday, June 30, with Bell Grunnell and Tilton named to arrange details.
Suitable wedding gift ideas are presented here with a focus on a well chosen stock. Geo H Wood offers an extensive jewelry line in Lowell including cut glass sterling silver plated ware watches and other fitting items. Special prices are quoted in the ad.
Telegram from a leading waist maker cited by Chris. Holmes announces in today’s advertisement that shirts waists are offered at pennies on the dollar as hot weather begins, a deal women shoppers will surely appreciate.
A broken trolley wire at the corner of Plain and Chelmsford streets at 10 o clock caused excitement as the pendent end flickered and hissed on the street. Several cars were halted on the line until repairs were completed.
At Steinert’s attractive temple of music every afternoon the programme offers choicest popular and classical selections. The pianola is operated by Mr. Loring of Steinert’s Hall, Boston.
The vice president lacks typical rough riding risk, yet Roosevelt stands out with a strong reformer record that could influence political dynamics and contest outcomes. The commentary notes Roosevelt's notable reform credentials as a shaping factor.
Charles E. Paige died at his home on Thorndike street at 2 pm after several weeks of illness. A New Hampshire native, he rose to prominence in railroad management, serving as Lowell agent for multiple lines and later Boston and Maine inspector. He leaves a wife, three sons, a brother, and four sisters. Funeral Saturday at 11, burial Cedar Grove Boston.
Ten cases of ladies gauze vests offered at 5 cents each, down from 25 cents, with unfinished necklines that buyers can finish by hand. Available in sizes 28 to 36, white and cream white, at Pollard & Co basement.
The Howe School in Billerica held the 1900 graduation in the town hall with four men and five women receiving diplomas. Alumni reunion plus Kent medals honored top scholars, while Rev M O Simonds and Col. Hugh Cochrane addressed graduates and a supper and dance followed.
Clinton P. Russell of Dallas details Postal Telegraph-Cable Co expansion across Arkansas Texas Louisiana Oklahoma and Indian territories. He notes 50 000 miles of rail travel 100 sleeping nights and says the Southwest including Texas and Louisiana has prospered, with cotton driving major business and land offering opportunities for hardworking youth. He praises the climate and stresses long hours and careful business travel as keys to success in the region.
A man who gave the name Carey was arrested by Lieut. Brosnan and Officer Maher on suspicion of pickpocketing. He had loitered around the street railway waiting room and faces vagabond charges.
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