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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1900
Page
8
Weather Sketches A Varied Weekend Warmth Across Days
The report notes a cool Saturday afternoon and night with pleasant morning breezes. It contrasts yesterday’s pleasant start with a scorching sun, while today brings higher warmth. Barometer readings show 29.65 yesterday, 29.58 today, and 29.58 in the late afternoon.
Centralvilles Defeat Haverhill Terrors In Cricket Grounds
The Centralvilles defeated the Haver hill Terrors on the cricket grounds Saturday by a score of 12 to 8. A reception will be given Rev. Willis D. Leland and his wife at Pawtucket church Tuesday evening, June 26, from 8 to 10 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Ilice Morse
Centralvilles
Haverhill
Cricket Grounds
Willis D. Leland
Pawtucket Church
Roof fire sparked by hot air balloon over John Boyle’s home
Saturday two bell alarms within seven minutes reported fires in Middlesex and South streets area. A hot air balloon caused shingles to burn on John Boyle’s roof. damage minor. Meanwhile an oil stove in a tenement alley off John Street ignited, quickly extinguished by firefighters after a passerby alerted box 113.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
South Streets
John Boyle
Massereau
John Street
John J. Harrington
Police arrest seven at Tilden street gambling den
Lieutenants Brosnan and Downey Sergeant Crowley and Officers Grady Hurtey and Dwyer raided Wong Sam’s laundry on Tilden street Sunday at 2.30 am arresting seven Empress Dowager subjects accused of gambling. Names, ages, and addresses were provided. totals ranged from 81 cents to $100 with Wong Sam holding $100. two of the seven were bailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brosnan
Fourth of July Celebration Underway in Lowell Parade
Chief Marshal Proctor reports strong progress for Lowell's Fourth of July street pageant. Sub-committees are organized and preparations aim to start promptly, finishing the parade route before 10.50, with local and out of town support expected to ensure a successful celebration reflecting credit on the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Lowell
Suffolk Canal Body Of Stillborn Child Found
Officer Bennett located a stillborn infant in the Suffolk canal shortly after 3 o clock Sunday. Undertaker Brooks was notified and the body removed to the morgue for disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Suffolk Canal
Brooks
Dropsy From Coffee Prompts Mail Letter On Health
A reader writes about liberated health after stopping regular coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. The writer, 45, credits coffee change with easing years of illness including swelling feet and chest pains, claiming the switch cured disease symptoms and saved life. The letter urges others to abandon coffee for Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierere
St John’s Day Masonic Service at Central Methodist Church
Free Masons gather at Central Methodist for St John’s Day observance with Pentucket Ancient York Kilwinning and William North lodges in attendance. Rev George H Clarke spoke on Masonry’s purpose, history, and its ties to the Bible, noting masons’ evolution from stone workers to leaders across professions. Lincoln and state-building imagery frame comments on civic virtue and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Central Methodist Church
Pentucket
York
Kilwinning
William North Lodges
Stocks
George H. Clarke
Solomon
Babylon
Israel
Europe
Masonic Order
Brotherhood
Lowell
Interesting Observance of Children Day at Paige Street Baptist
Paige Street Free Baptist church observed Children Day with an auditorium full of attendees. The program included primary to senior department graduations, recitations by students, greetings by Chester Batchelder, class addresses, and diplomas for graduates. Seven infants were consecrated to the cradle roll. The pastor delivered a fitting sermon as diplomas were awarded to named graduates across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige Street
Clarence Perham
Mildred Brennan
Arthur Curtis
Hamilton Jones
Fred Garrick
Ruth Wiken
Percy Munn
Belle Libby
Wesley Howard
Arthur Whitney
Jessie Trueworthy
Mildred Chapman
Helen Trueworthy
Daisy Morgan
Chester Batchelder
Frank Gartick
Alice Kendall
Sadie Wilson
Goldie Akerly
Paul Daggett
Willie Wernhey
Viva Hartley
Hattie Rodtitt
Lessie Young
Weldon Bradford
Yom
Irene Scriwell
Ethel Knowlton
Clara Chapman
Bessie Woodward
Lydie Loyd
Abbie Lovrien
Republican Ticket Commends McKinley Roosevelt Convention
Rev Bartlett hails the Philadelphia convention for nominating McKinley and Roosevelt. He says the support reflects honest American sentiment, praises McKinley as a seasoned, modest leader who started as a private and rose to brevet major, and lauds Roosevelt as a true American manhood figure guiding the nation through perilous times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
McKinley
Roosevelt
Theodore
Street Kinetoscope Sermon Warns of Street Dangers
Rev. Smith T. Ford of First Baptist preached on Jeremiah 7 17 highlighting the street as a cosmopolitan stage where heroes and risks mingle He praised self sacrifice and warned youths and girls against street corner temptations urging caution about impropriety and perilous acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith T. Ford
First Baptist Church
Ford
Children’s Day Program at Westminster Church
Yesterday the Westminster Presbyterian Church held a children’s day with a fine programme. Congregation singing, Sunday School children parts, recitations by Wallace McElroy Ethel Hudson Douglas McKinley Eva Henderson Sophia Armstrong Forrest Pure William H McElroy Donald McKinnon Willie Black Alfie Hudson a duet by Alfie Hudson and William H McElroy and class exercises. Committee in charge were Mrs Hattie Frasier Miss Publicover and Miss Archibald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Wallace McElroy
Ethel Hudson
Douglas McKinley
Eva Henderson
Sophia Armstrong
Forrest Pure
William H. McElroy
Donald McKinnon
Willie Black
Alfie Hudson
Hattie Frasier
Miss Publicover
Miss Archibald
Arm of Flesh and Faith in God Amid Life’s Struggles
Rev Mr Allen uses Hezekiah’s warning against reliance on the arm of flesh to urge Christians to balance human strength with God. He warns that worldly power, wealth, fashion, and pride are transient and perilous when uncontrolled, and calls readers to trust in the Lord for help and victory over life’s battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
Hezekiah
Judah
Ae Herb
Stock of men’s furnishings and hats after fire sale
Fire swept through our premises damaging a large, varied stock of men’s furnishings and hats. Despite water exposure, most items remain usable and have been reoffered in our post fire sale to meet the season’s heavy demand.
Smoke water sale at half to fifth price bargain ends soon
A rapid price cut on smoke water offers bargains at reduced rates. The notice urges buyers to supply present and vacation needs now and act quickly before the promotion ends.
Savings Sale Opens Early With Best Selections
Early buyers secure top choices as a sale extends from Monday through the week. P Brazer & Co. occupy Mansur Block at Central, corner Market Street, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the limited time event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Brazer & CO
Mansur Block
Central, Cor. Market Street
Home Again The Lowell Militiamen Return from Camp
The First Brigade's south Framingham camp break on Saturday morning was followed by a parade to Middlesex Street depot and then the State armory. Generals and captains praised orderly drill, with Captain Carr’s Company G drawing special acclaim for perfect alignment and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Mathews
Chelmsford Cavalry
Lowell
Middlesex Street
Framingham
State Armory
Westford Street
Carr
Co. G
Camr. Carr
State Militia
Col. Parsons
Militia
Capt
Livingston
Monahan
Ambulance Corps
R. E. Bell
Capt. Standish
Arm of God versus the world in daily battles
The speaker contrasts reliance on the world’s arm of flesh with faith in God. True strength comes from seeking God, not moral striving alone. With God, believers gain victory and support in life’s conflicts, acknowledging God who gives triumph.
St John Baptiste Day Observed By French Americans
French Americans held St John Baptiste day observances with high mass at St Joseph and St Jean Baptiste churches. Rev Desroches presided at St Josephs with Deacon Fournier and Sub-deacon Choquette. Sermon highlighted John the Baptist life and work. hallowed bread distributed with breads provided by Lowell bakers. various parish and society groups attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jean Baptiste Day
St. Joseph's
St. Jean Baptiste
St. Joseaph's Church
Benjamine Desroches
Fournier
Fr. Choquette
Lowell
St. Anne
Notre Dame de Lourdes
Saint Jean- Baptiste
Saint Joseph
Choeur Rossini
Association de la Sainte Famille
Society of the Guardian Angel
LaCroix
Fr. Guillard
Kirk Street church rubber drive aids India appeal
The Kirk Street Christian Endeavor society voted to collect old rubber from Lowell and send proceeds to India for starving people. Drop or mail old boots rubbers overshoes tires and other rubber items to Kirk Street church or Milton R. Corey 176 Middle Street for pickup. The drive previously raised over 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Street
Postag
Milton R. Corey
Middle Street
North Billerica council holds basket picnic in grove
The North Billerica council of the Royal Arcanum held a Saturday afternoon basket picnic in J. B. Holden's grove at Billerica to celebrate the 23d anniversary of the organization. Dancing and sports were enjoyed, with ice cream and lemonade provided. Committee: Charles Fairweather, chairman. Ernest Stott, secretary. Joseph Loft house. James Bradley. John McShea. Edward Costello. J. A. Puth. Walter Pierce. Thomas Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Billerica
Royal Arcanum
J. B. Holden
Billerica
Charles Fairweather
Ernest Stott
Joseph Lofthouse
James Bradley
John McShea
Edward Costello
J. A. Puth
Walter Pierce
Thomas Sheridan
Saturday Drunks Lodged With Boniface Kew
One common drunkard and thirty four ordinary drunks found lodging with Boniface Kew on Saturday night. The tavern, dubbed the black Maria, saw most prisoners arrive singly but around midnight they came in pairs, threes, and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boniface Kew
Black Maria
First Trinitarian Sunday School Holds Willow Dale Picnic
A sunny wind blessed the First Trinitarian Congregational church picnic at Willow Dale last Saturday. The event featured children’s races, a 25 to 14 baseball game, and afternoon sports with ribbon badges awarded for running, jumps, and races. Rev. Geo. F. Kenngott supervised with Sunday school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Willow Dale
Merrimack Square
Edgar Ames
Burt McKinley
Alice Dolan
Will Fairweather
Homer Grey
Chas. Bates
Mabel Carey
Marion Grey
Geo. Goodchild
F. Grindle
Mr. Morrison
Mr.Morrison
Edward K. Killpartrick
Mr. Baker
Clayton Jenneson
Masters
Geo. F. Kenngott
Lincoln Club Outing At Richardson Farm Near Collinsville
A Lincoln club outing drew about 100 to Richardson farm near Collinsville on Saturday. Various games were played and refreshments served. Hamnalulas beat the Japs 21 to 13 in a baseball game. George W. Poore made a notable catch. Attendees included A. G. Walsh, James Ramsay, Capt. Joseph Thompson, Jeremiah Coughlin, and others. No speeches or political intent noted. William Hounsell and James Gammell organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Club
Richardson Farm
Collinsville
Hamnalulas
George W. Poore
A. G. Walsh
James P. Ramsay
David Chase
Meeting for men at YMCA promotes Witnessing camp
A helpful meeting at the Young Men’s Christian Association rooms discussed Witnessing and attracted many boys who signed up to go to Spectacle Lake camp July 5 26. Dr H L Dietz physical director will lead and devote full time, with a top cook and quality food. Costs cover only expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
H. L. Dietz
Spectacle Lake
Illustrated lecture on St. Jean Baptiste festival
An evening event at Huntington hall featured Mon. L'Abbe D V Delemarre of Pawtucket R I giving a three part illustrated lecture on The Apparition of the Shrine in 1858 Religious Monuments of the Shrine and The Pilgrimage to the Shrine. A large audience attended despite warm weather and proceeds will be shared by St Jean Baptiste and St Josephs churches. The festival continues tonight and tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jean Baptiste
Huntington Hall
St. Joseph's Church
Seal escapes tank sparks lake chase by boats at Mountain Rock
In Lake Mascuppic the seal escaped from Mountain Rock zoo last Friday night prompting a lakewide search. Edward Shield led the chase with boats from Lakeview. the seal swam circles with a fish in mouth, evading capture, before vanishing and reappearing in the pond center. The mother seal watched from the tank as the scene unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Rock Zoo
Lakeview
Mountain Rock
Edward Shield
Eoals
Bulgarian Stick Yarn for Fancy Work at 2
Extra nice cotton yarn for embroidery and fancy work, genuine Bulgarian in all shades with fast colors. From Maynara stock, offered for sale in basement at two. 200 dozen available. A. G. Pollard & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynara
Skerm
A. G, Pollard & CO
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