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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1900
Page
7
A speech by Dr. Talmage argues for mercy toward oppressed women and urges work as a path to dignity. He condemns idle living, praises female labor, denounces wage inequities, and endorses skilled, self supporting roles for women with emphasis on moral duty and social reform.
In Middlesex County precinct 2 a caucus was held at the town hall on Saturday at 7 30 to nominate a candidate for selectman for the Chelmsford annual town meeting on March 26 at Chelmsford Centre The meeting was chaired by Selectman Arthur H Sheldon who announced his retirement from the board and oversaw an informal ballot later made formal The candidates named included Patrick T McMahon with support from precinct 2 and Royal S Ripley urged citizens to elect a capable upright man for the post McMahon was later declared nominated with unanimous support and thanked the meeting Quigley sought to extend thanks to Sheldon for his service and noted Chelmsford growth from 700 to 1698 taxpayers since 1578 The caucus adjourned around 9 0 with plans for a North Chelmsford Debating Society town meeting and other local events attending to town license votes and musical recitals.
Local shop announces a fresh stock of over 189 colorful shirt styles for men. Includes one kind with a double end back and low prices. Prices vary as offered by A. Gylgand & Co.
An unclear OCR snippet notes a delayed night event involving Montreal, Reston, Cochum Wes, and Miquie with references to starting times and local delays. The readable terms suggest a transport or schedule disruption and tentative timing details. The fragment lacks clear subjects or outcomes.
A garbled OCR note describes a September Saturday event on a street with references to a printer and street names. The fragmented text mentions putting 11 in a “Blestole” to await and a quoted line about waiting, with unclear actions and timing of rain.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate notice for OLINTHUS A SIMPSON estate. Executrix MARTIN L HAMBLET's administrator's final account presented. parties must appear March 20 1900 to show cause why it should not be allowed. Citation to be served by copy or weekly publication in Lowell Daily Courier and mailing to known interested parties seven days before court. Carries J McIntire First Judge. m 9-12-19. S.A. FOLSOM Register.
Mary E Hambtlet executrix of Martin L Hambet guardian of the Mackay wards is cited to appear in Lowell Probate Court March 20 1920 at nine in the forenoon to show cause why first and final guardian accounts should not be allowed. Publication to be made weekly for three weeks in the Lowell Daily Courier with notices to known interested parties. Witness C J McIntire First Judge and H Folsom Register on March 3 1920.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notice to heirs and interested parties regarding the probate of Mary Hresa Ward late of Lowell. The Middlesex Probate Court will hear the petition by William Robert Ward for letters testamentary without bond on March 20, 1990 at 9:00 am. Publication required weekly for three weeks in Lowell Daily Courier.
A transformed Bon Marche will house the cloak department and rival regional stores. The linen and white goods department moves to the main floor while the musling underwear shifts upstairs. Officials promise more details on improvements and advertise Queen Quality.
Waiward Rh Deneven and John J Grey intend to partition their rear land into four parcels and form four corporations to convert the property into four cemeteries. A local paper alleged church influence, but witnesses claimed the matter was known and unrelated to church leadership.
A mangled OCR snippet references Rennes Central, a month, and distance or feet. It mentions Neoeits, tepeir, Pyice Chem, and a cower who is heard, with unclear actions or dates. The readable pieces point to a city center context and a partial event note.
A vintage ad claims Moos product relieves liver ailments indigestion and headaches. The misspelled copy implies universal relief with a single remedy described as effective for many conditions, urging readers to try it for quick health improvement.
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