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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
3
The excerpt lists Patent Leather Gibson Tie with Cuban heel and light square edge sole and Christie Tie of gin calf with ribon bow. It states close prices on these shoes as they must be sold in their season.
Grant and Orson Bouger of Burlington were arraigned in municipal court on a charge of being concerned in the shooting of Fred Powers at Wingoski yesterday. They are held in $1000 each for a preliminary hearing. Hollis, present at the shooting, held in $200. Powers reported in critical condition. The ad notes sugar at 17 lbs for $1 from Dickson's tea store at 68 Merrimack St.
Dracut forms a water commission with Stephen R. Kitchen as chairman and Charles L. Hedge as clerk. Daniel R. Fox is treasurer. A Saturday visit targets Marsh hill as a potential reservoir site, with Winter hill also near the district. Marsh hill best fits the plan, needing minimal 10 inch pipe and lower costs. several local hills are deemed unsuitable due to distance. The article also notes civic events and a bond requirement of $50,000 for the treasurer, plus ongoing community activities and a stamp-saving program at Collinsville school.
Advertises affordable goods and alterations by experienced tailors, signaling value and skilled service for customers seeking wise spending. Local shop promises quality workmanship at low prices, aiming to attract shoppers with clear messaging on value and reliability.
Harvard reports Bromfield School graduation on Wednesday June 21 with Edna Louise Robinson Annie Evelyn Sherry Eva May Robinson and Charles Ernest Sherry as graduates. Miss Lillian Tufts of Cambridge visited her aunt Mrs Kate Farwell returning Monday. Stanley Hildreth and family opened their summer residence. Congregational church Children’s Day service featured a noted program. Rains this week end the water shortage fear for springs and crops. Y P U meeting at Unitarian church Sunday evening led by Mrs I Baker discussed Our Church its History Characteristics and Hopes.
Real value property offering 6600 feet of land on Gibson Street, ready for development. Owner can cut the lot in two for a quick sale. inquiries directed to Thomas H. Elliot at 64 Central Street.
The state census and a spring parish census show a sharp drop in Fall River French residents since last year’s strike. From 39,000 French Catholics plus Protestant and unaffiliated totals, the city loses about 20,000 inhabitants, with many French moving to Lowell, Canada, and other regions. Archpriest Mgr Richard’s Acadian elevation is noted as a landmark for the French Acadian community in Lowell.
Le Roy Parkhurst announces end of season sale with ladies' and agents' suits priced at cost through July 10. Patrons are urged to consider the opportunity.
New York June 22 President Newman of the New York Central and Lake Shore railroad announced the 20 hour schedule of the century limited train on the New York Central Lake Shore line will be restored at once, after running 18 hours for several days.
Nickel Plate Road offers very low round trip fares to Portland and other Pacific Coast points. Daily tickets to Portland and return available for Lewis and Clark Exposition travel. Certain days in June July and August include San Francisco and Los Angeles round trips for various national conventions. For full details contact L. P. Burgess 3 E. P. A. Old Southldg Boston.
Large attendance despite sultry weather for Chelmsford High School class of 05 graduation at the town hall. Gold and white decor, palms and daisies, class motto Willing to Serve. Program listed essays, selections by Adams Orchestra, diplomas, and salutations. Graduates named with class officers, and nearby notices include a children’s day service and Ashby conference participation.
Formal announcement of Norway's creation as a new nation arrived at the state department. The note was transmitted by the American consul general at Christiania, Norway, in a report from the Norwegian minister.
Washington dispatch notes officials expect a White House statement if any progress occurs in peace negotiations. Secretary Hay carries telegrams from Tokyo and St. Petersburg to the White House, with a conference on armistice outlook planned. Japanese demand clearer assurances on Russia’s aims before agreeing to terms. Takahira expected back tomorrow. Durand and Baron Speck Von Sternburg to arrive by week’s end.
Nashua native Charles H. Wellman of Cleveland was killed in the Mentor wreck and was born on Spring street. He was the son of long time Iron and Steel Company superintendent S. K. Wellman. He leaves two brothers and three sisters in Cleveland and Phillips, Maine.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a worldwide cold cure and urges readers to call for the full product name and to seek the signature of E. W. Grove. The notice references price in cents and urges action.
Treasury Department certifies The Old Lowell National Bank in Lowell Massachusetts is extended to May 29 1925 under the act authorizing extensions of corporate existence. Comptroller William Ridgely signs seal of the Currency with charter number 1329 extension 788.
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