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Lowell Daily Courier in Lowell, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
10
Cold Northwest Gale Puts City In Chilly Spell
Yesterday afternoon brought a sharp cold wind from the northwest that made conditions unpleasant, the wind eased at night but temperatures kept falling. This morning was among the coldest of the winter, with a clear fore noon and breezy conditions. Forecast from Boston predicts fair and warmer conditions, with southerly winds by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edwyn Whitney to entertain at Kirk Street social
Boston humorist Edwyn M. Whitney will present humorous recitations at the Kirk street social this evening. Arthur Connelly, four, of 60 Jefferson street, sustained a broken left elbow yesterday and was transported to Lowell hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Edwyn M. Whitney
Boston
Kirk Street
Arthur Connelly
Jefferson Street
Lowell Hospital
Fraternal Entertainment Plans Highlight FraternAl Meeting
Eirene lodge Good Templars held a Wednesday gathering at Pilgrim hall with optimism for April 18 concert. Performers included L. P. Hands and Mrs Ethel M Day with songs and readings by Judd Tilton Day and Eunice. Musical night set for next week led by Percy Hands. Post 120 G A R hosted a whist party with 20 tables. prizes went to Cragin, Coburn, and Dege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirene Lodge of
Good Templars
Pilgrim Hall
Public Entertainment Committee
Order
Templar L. P. Hands
Ethel M. Day
Gertrude L. Judd
Edward Turnbull
Ida A. Tilton
Eunice Day
F. W. Cragin
Laura Coburn
Albert Dege
industrious Japanese industries growth boosts US trade
The Cleveland Leader notes Japan’s cotton mill capacity has surged about 400 percent in ten years and consumption rose to at least three quarters of a million bales annually. It argues industrial growth in Asia expands markets, with Japan’s progress increasing commerce with the United States and other nations, and warns of lost opportunities if Europe and America restrain Asian industrialization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Orient
Europe
America
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Canada
Mexico
Cleveland
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promises Hair Growth Revival
A sagacious advert claims Ayer's Hair Vigor can stop hair loss, revive roots, restore growth and color, and return youthfulness, priced at one dollar per bottle.
Druggist express bottle offer from J C Ayer Co
If your druggist cannot supply you send us one dollar and we will express a bottle to you with all charges prepaid. Include your nearest express office. J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Charter Revision Debated Over Single or Double City Board
The charter revision committee met at city hall with most members present. Discussions centered on whether to adopt a single or two chamber city government, the role of the common council, and provisions for a water board and a board of estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Mr. Thomas
Alderman Pearson
Pratt
Emsley
Common Council
Pearson
Mr. Emsley
Bowers
Thomas
Water Board
Water ‘Board
Qua
Palmer
Board of Estimates
Lawrence Manufacturing Co votes to raise capital to 1.25 million
Lawrence Manufacturing Co of Lowell held a stockholders meeting at the Ames Building Boston to approve increasing capital from 750000 to 1250000 dollars. The plan calls for 12500 shares at 100 each and a two for three stock swap with rights to subscribe by April 12 1901 and payment by May 13 1901. The directors also anticipate a 66 per share extra dividend upon approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Manufacturing Company of
Lowell
Boston
Ames
Charles Cowley, Esq
Gol
Fern Sale Slashes Prices To Clear Greenhouses
RAAF opportunity offers ferns at under half price as Mr McManmon clears space in his greenhouses. Boston fern and Japanese ball fern priced from 26 cents each with a wide Easter flower assortment including Easter lilies narcissus hyacinths azaleas and tulips. Sale lasts one week to make room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McManmen
Boston
Middlesex Women's Club Dramatic Section stage clever vaudeville
The Middlesex Women's Club dramatic section staged a popular afternoon entertainment built around the one act comedy A Difference in Clocks by Ethel Livingston featuring Miss Maria and Joshua Stebbins. The performance included a fireside scene with a staged fireplace and steam kettle, followed by music and readings by Miss Mary Reilly, Miss Margaret Chase, Mrs. Percy M. Smith, Miss Harriet Coburn, and Miss Gertrude Edmund, including pieces such as Two LarksBustle of SpringDaphne's LoveAuntie Doleful and the Chariot Race from Ben Hur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Women’s Club
Ethel Livingston
Miss Maria
Miss Livingston
Joshua Stebbins
Wm. W
Maria
Leschetizky
Wes
Mary Reilly
Margaret Chase
Daphne
Landon Ronald
Fisher
Mirs
Percy M. Smith
Doleful
Mary Kyle Dallas
Harriet Coburn
Gertrude Edmund
Locks Up Gotlieb W Grabanhs for Larceny
Gotlieb W Grabanhs was jailed at the police station on a breaking and entering and larceny charge. Officer William G Bumps arrested him on Central street after a Jan 25 burglary of Philomene H Corey’s store on Milclesex street, with at least two watches stolen. The young man has no prior Lowell police record and will be arraigned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotlieb W. Grabanhs
Central Street
William G. Bumps
Graban
Philomene H. Corey
Milclesex Street
Lowell
Medallions offered at bargain price this week
A local retailer, Geo E. Maker at the corner of John and Merrimack streets, cuts the price on medallions and engravings from 50 cents to 1 dollar down to 26 cents for this week, promising quick sale and urging customers to hurry for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo E. Maker
John and
Merrimack Streets
Sold adulterated milk case in Cambridge court
James N. Watton, a milk dealer, fined 51 in superior court after pleading guilty to selling milk below standard and adulterated with aniline orange. First charge 1 fine, second 50. Also Mary Callahan, a minor, pleaded guilty to selling brandy drops with more than 1 percent alcohol. case placed on file with a police court fine. Inspector Donaldson led the action amid complaints of multiple dealer violations in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Cambridge
Hopkins
James N. Watton
Hadley
Mary Callahan
Central Street
Donaldson
Lowell
Lenten Lecture by Rev Fr Couran at House of Prayer
The Rev Fr Couran will deliver the third Lenten lecture at the House of Prayer this evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Couran
T. E
House of Prayer
Middlesex Officials Approve Westford Road Extension
Tuesday the Middlesex county commissioners signed a decree to build the remaining main road in Westford to the town line, extending last season’s widening. They also authorized widening Main Street Wilmington from the Tewksbury line to the Woburn line for a future street railway connecting Woburn with the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County Commissioners
Westford
Main Street
Wilmington
Tewksbury
Woburn
Lowell A Great Town For Screen Makers And More
A local promotional piece extols Lowell as a production hub for stock ings machinery cologne and various goods including window and door screens made by J B Goodwin. It praises Goodwin s screens as the best in the world and notes their durability and craftsmanship with seasoned lumber and Chilton wire. It also mentions an all metal weather strip for doors and windows by Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Klondike
Tropics
J. B. Goodwin
Goodwin
A Pillar of Fire Cantata Presented at Mt Vernon
The Mt Vernon Free Baptist church hosted A Pillar of Fire a Root cantata. A 35 strong mixed choir plus soloists Miss Ruby A Horne Mrs Etta Gordon Mr Albert K Harding and Mr Walter Tarr performed under Frederick Clegg with Miss Ethel Parker at piano. After the cantata the sketch Breaking the Ice featured Miss Alice Livingstone and Harry Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Free Baptist Church
Root
Red Sea
Ruby A. Horne
Etta Gordon
Albert K. Harding
Walter Tarr
John Popplewell
Frederick Clegg
Ethel Parker
Alice Livingstone
Harry Newell
Lawyers Argue Tremont Suffolk Tax Case Before Supreme Court
Frank B. Dunbar and City Solicitor F W Qua presented exceptions before the full bench. They limited remarks to whether Commissioner Lord's finding should stand on his filed report. The matter was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Suffolk
Frank B. Dunbar
F. W. Qua
Supreme Court
Lord
Spring Cleaning And Carriage Renovation Ad
Winter lurch ends as robins herald spring. Clean the house and renovate the carriage with Sawyer Carriage Co. Call 354-3 to learn how easy it is to modernize the old rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer Carriage Co
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