Public Bath Movement Moves City Council Hearing
A joint city council hearing in Lowell examined establishing a permanent free public bath. W T Southworth urged city ownership of land near City Hall and library, with $30,000 for a bathhouse funded by private subscriptions, while local figures pressed for decisive action and municipal upkeep. The session featured supporters from business and education and concluded with council actions on various city matters.
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W. T. Southworth
Lowell
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Carmichael
Mr. Southworth
Southworth
Mr. Carmichael
A. E. Rose
Frank Hall
New York State
Board of Health
Massachusetts
Ted
Matt
Jose
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Bath
Messrs
Badger and Barton
Howe
Whitter
Lowell & Suburban Railroad
Butler Ames
Merrimack Square
Nesmith Street
City Hall
Memorial Building
Ludhlam Street
Third
Beech Street
McKinley ‘Avenue
New Street
Suffolk Street
James ‘Hickey
Charles 8. Proctor
New England Telegraph and
Whitcomb
Cambridge
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Lowel
Committee On
Common Council
Europe’s Chief Romance Ends in Austrian Archduchess Marriage
The Archduchess Stephanie widows of Austria’s Crown Prince marries Count Elemer Lonyay at Miramar near Trieste on March 22. The match, aided by Emperor Francis Joseph, overcomes Belgian royal objections over income, rank, and inheritance. Stephanie loses her archduchess rights and state dowry. Lonyay gains a $60,000 yearly income and Bodrog estate, with a house in Buda Pest and a Vienna villa arranged by the Emperor.
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Stephanie
Austria
Elemer Lonyay
Miramar
Trieste
Count Lonyay
England
London
Francis Joseph
Belgium
Leopold
Crown Prince of
Rudolph
William
Prince of Wales
Vienna
Countess Languy
Count Lanyay
Buda-Pesthami
Baden
New York Commercial Advertiser
Dry Goods Market Faces China Trade Embargo
The cotton goods market shows a peculiar downturn with buyers pressing for lower prices amid reduced export demand from China. Raw cotton rises while export business stalls, printing cloths and 64x64 and odd goods see limited sales, and retail trade improves through June with strong demand for summer fabrics and new yellows.
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Herald
China
Fall River
Dr Wood and Garner Puffery in Odd Ad Snippets
An old clipping maligns several health claims and quirks a Garber monkey man gag. It mocks a Dr Wood product for cold relief and mentions a quoted scientist about a rat ending conversation. It concludes with a note that it might be a fish story.
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Garner
Lowell Reform club elects officers for six months
At a large meeting of the Lowell Reform club officers were elected for six months. James H. Maguire is president and Timothy Carty is the janitor. Final arrangements planned for a beach outing in July. The club will skip meeting for two weeks due to Independence Day. Refreshments will be served all day Fourth at a quarters to members and friends only.
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Lowell Reform Club
James H. Maguire
Michael Morrow
John Dunkerley
Thomas F. Sullivan
Richard Reidy
James H. Mullen
Market trends and technology show shifts in wool goods and air propulsion
The West buys domestic wool dress goods with steady demand while prices hint at declines for wool, and silk markets firm yet cautious as raw silk rises with Chinese tensions. Clothiers report strong orders for men’s wear in heavy weights. compressed air locomotion gains traction in Chicago and abroad, with tests showing air power as a credible rival to trolley systems.
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China
Compressed Air Motor Service Expands In Chicago
In Chicago trials, compressed air powered street cars prove reliable replacing horse and cable lines. Three cars operate in the owl service on North Clark Street, running from midnight to about six, carrying passengers on a seven mile round trip with two trailers and reporting no breakdowns or accidents since inception last year.
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Chicago
Clark Street
City Hall
North Side City
For Sale and Rental Notice in Highlands and Area
A classified item offers strictly first class residences in the Highlands and other choice locations with favorable purchase terms. T H Elliott at Central Street invites inquiries for full information. A small farm to let is also described located on the electric line.
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Highlands
T. H. Elliott
Central St
Women Learn From Men On Work Quality
A remark notes that regardless of a woman's skill there is always someone who can perform better and be ready to undercut her efforts, reflecting on professional parity and competition. The line cites persistent challenges women face in pursuit of equal recognition and opportunity in the workplace.
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Mr. Qua
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Andover Street
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Memorial
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Perry Davis
Prescott St
Caleb L. Smith
Middlesex Street
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