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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1900
Page
4
The Lowell Daily Courier lists publication facts for its edition in Middlesex County. It describes the paper as oldest and best daily, established in 1826, printing at Courier-Citizen Building in Lowell with daily delivery options and carrier rates, noting exemption Sundays and holidays.
The passage extols the Courier as the largest influential daily in Lowell, noting its growing circulation and open circulation books. It emphasizes the paper’s prominence and wide reach in the community.
Train service operates between Lowell and Boston aboard the Busion and Maine Railroad. Service details, timetables, and schedules reflect connections through regional stations with possible stops and fare notes for daily commuters and travelers.
The Lowell Daily Courier notes state power to curb prize fights by suppressing the events themselves while warning of nihilist danger in Russia. It critiques a Topeka scheme as financially successful yet morally dubious and comments on Queen Lilivokalant, New England reaction to red ink New York journalism, and credulous readers who buy lubricated sheets.
A critic argues Rogland's war loan at 2 percent is too low for a healthy economy. They say such rates depress investment returns for ordinary investors while millionaires endure the impact, urging government borrowing at 7 percent instead for broader business vitality.
A terse note from Dr Parkhuret to District Attorney Gardiner is described as a signed, sarcastic missive. The fragment suggests tension between the medical professional and the district attorney, but the full context and outcome remain unclear from the available text.
The piece contrasts sensationalized reform efforts with persistent vice in New York, defends Queen Victoria's Irish visit as a gracious gesture separate from politics, and urges readers to distinguish between wartime valor and Irish nationalist sentiment during the tour.
A New York crackdown follows papers exposing corruption and a tariff bill used to control gambling dens. Police close establishments as reform-minded residents debate the law’s reach, noting a systematized crime network and questioning whether law-abiding citizens form a majority.
Rev. Henry C Applegarth will leave the Elucid Avenue Baptist church Cleveland after six months to lead Cambridge First Baptist as Rev Dr Blackburns successor. Rev J Vanor Garton resigns due to ill health leaving four Cambridge Baptist churches without pastors. Ali Ferrough Bey Washington Turkish minister is expert pistol shooter with daily practice. Frank Whitley former Mafe king mayor native of Yorkshire England. G J Plannagan Bostonian wins 50 prize for subway ceremony suggestions. Miss Maud Earle lauded in England as Rosa Bonheur successor. dogs her specialty in portraits.
A compact collage of quotations from various papers noting political maneuvering and party loyalty. It cites Butler Ames Knox Pickman and mentions Populists versus Democrats, plus a discussion on General Corbin and adjutant general rank amid internal spats and editorial opinions.
A memoir style reminiscence recounts Boothenian Institute actors in Lowell with members Michael Mealey David O'Brien Tommy Levine Charles Messenger John Welch. It recalls rehearsals in Middle Street and John Welch’s vivid war descriptions, plus notes on Huntington Hall performances and local church efforts by Lowell Chinese communities.
Lewis Morrison stars as Frederick in the new comedy drama at the Opera House. The cast includes Miss Roberts Adele Clarke Lillian Armsby Arper and George Platt with strong scenic effects and a promising run. Tomorrow features Zara and a packed program with The Power of the Cross and other titles.
Police and courts show continued fidelity in suppressing illicit sales of alcohol amid public demand for enforcement until May. The community faces strong stance against unlicensed concoctions while shift toward licensed beverages is discussed. Basketball grows in popularity at Associate hall with anticipated Lowell team tournament next season and paid salaries for players.
Mr Joseph Harrington and Lowell appear in a faree comedy at Music Hall Eight. An audience of % attended, with a larger turnout expected for the next Leaten show. Joe Harrington shown as clever and entertaining in the performance.
The management of Mr. Chamber lyn aims to keep the Boston theatre bustle high as the New York Casino production The Rounders enjoys a thriving run but must close in the current fortnight. Monday’s crowd cheered the company including Dan Daly Thomas Q Seabrooke D L Don and Davenport. Madge Lewsing and Phyllie Rankin lead the leading female contingent with Wednesday and Saturday matinees drawing Lowell audiences.
An OCR fragment advertises Dr. Agnew’s remedy with vague claims, mentioning a vial containing ten cents per dose and forty doses, along with medical conditions and related names, but the text is garbled and hard to parse. The source also lists Care Hiek Headache and other conditions with names like B. Carter and F.C. Geadale.
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