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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1900

Page

5

Silver Jubilee Dedication at St Michael's in Boston

Rev. William O'Brien celebrated the 25th anniversary of his priestly ordination with the dedication of the Sixth Street church in Boston. Archbishop Williams led the blessing as crowds filled the pews and public officials attended. A Rome cablegram from Rev. William J H. O'Connell conveyed the Holy Father’s benediction, and Archbishop Keane urged offerings to clear the remaining debt.

William O’brien St. Michael's Church God Sixth Street Crowley Judge Hadley O’brien John J. Williams D. D Boston Weber Arthur J. Teeling Lynn Richard 8. Burke St. Patrick's M. Banfield Chicago Louis 8. Walsh Salem Williams Michael O’brien P. R John Flatley Cambridge John J. Keane Damascus M. Clark East Boston J. J. McNulty South Boston Philip J. Garrigan American Catholic University of Washington Michael Rowan St. Peter's John Lee Jefferson Michael T. McManus Brookline John McKenna P. J. McGrath O. M the Immaculate Conception B. F. Saunders Eugene Carney John Hickey John the Baptist James A. Murphy St. Michael's Nano M. Gallweher Murphy Thomas P. Boulger M. A. White Haydn Powell Batiste Lambillotte Keane Rome Holy Father William J H. O'Connell American College Lowell Washington

Stock Market: Weak and Strong by Turns

The morning trading opened with lower quotations than Saturday and broad selling pushed prices down. A rally followed with some gains, and notable moves included Brooklyn Rapid Transit rising after an initial drop, while St. Paul and C B Q touched lower values. London stocks were irregular, and utility shares like People’s Gas were heavily sold. General sentiment pointed to lower prices ahead amid persistent selling and expected slow liquidation. A new gas contract connected Dedham and Hyde Park districts was reported alongside ongoing gas mains construction.

Baltimore Ohio Brooklyn Boston Rolston & Bass Tammany Pennsylvania Brooklyn Rapid Transit London People’s Chicago Burlington & Quincy

Tommy Boyle to Open Basement Palm Garden Wednesday

Thomas H Boyle plans a grand opening to transform his basement into a palm garden cafe in Lowell. Carpenters masons plumbers and electricians rushed the project to create a pine floor white wood walls polished brass chandeliers a wine cellar and two bars. The Lowell Electric company Whittet and MacDonald completed the work and the venue will open Wednesday morning inviting local gentlemen to attend.

Thomas H. Boyle Thhoe Boyle Lowell North Carolina Whittet McDonald Thomas Costello Lowell Electric Company Vicinity

War in Heaven and sermon on love and free will

A religious address cites Revelation on Michael and the dragon, then discusses the dedication of a church under St Michael. It contrasts stern warfare with the gospel's spirit of peace, stressing that God created beings for love and gave them free will and a mediator through whom all may ascend to God.

God Lucifer Michael Heaven Earth Hell Satan Nagareth Balan John the Baptist Archangel Man Angela Lavifer

Rose and Pollard Return from Philadelphia Convention

Mr Alfred E Rose and delegate A G Pollard return home after the Republican national convention in Philadelphia. Rose notes strong support for Roosevelt's nomination and Long’s unpopularity among delegates if he had been chosen. The Massachusetts and Western delegates influenced the outcome. Pollard calls the convention the greatest ever and confirms the nationwide move to nominate Roosevelt. Atlantic City visited by the Roses.

Alfred E. Rose Philadelphia Rose Massachusetts Long Teddy Roosevelt Secretary Long Maryland Sampson-Schley

Rich Fees For Pennsylvania Officials

The article examines the pay structure for state and county officers, noting only a few receive fees beyond salaries. It details commissions and limits for the attorney general, secretary of the Commonwealth, and the insurance commissioner, including historical acts and yearly totals for 1898 as cited by the Philadelphia Ledger.

Commonwealth Secretary of the Commonwealth Matthew Stanley Quay Lear The State Department Philadelphia Ledger

Opera Stars and Stage Moves in Postwar Gossip

Rumors swirl about Jean de Reszke's final operatic appearance and Calve's America plans. Maurice Grau questions Calye, while Calve rejects a Britain America tour. Mrs Langtry gains society attention in London with Lady Randolph Churchill steering her. Grace Filkins declines another Otis Skinner season. Belasco buys The Bath Comedy for dramatization and challenges to Frohman over Mingkah rights. Richepin brings a new London play for Mrs Carter. The piece notes a Louie XV setting with 59 speaking parts.

Jean de Reszke London Maurice Grau Calye Paris Windsor Castle Queen Victoria Calve America Langtry Lady Randolph Churchill Mrs. Langtry Grace Filkins Otis Skinner Prince Mr. Skinner Miss Filkins David Belasco Bath Tr. Belasco New York Telegraph Frohman Jennico Richepin

Unclear Medical Claim Row

Fragmentary ad language describes a tablet claimed to relieve indigestion and constipation after meals with exaggerated phrasing and misspelled terms. No verifiable details on ingredients, dosage, or manufacturer are provided.

The Heavy and the Light in Boer War Exchange

A brief dialogue contrasts British imperial force with Boer resilience. The Boer confronts the sentiment of sympathy, declaring Britain’s heavy hand was already felt, and notes the nation’s enduring hardship in a terse exchange.

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