Boston and Maine Trains Between Lowell and Boston
Rail service brief notes trains running between Lowell and Boston on the Boston and Maine line. Aimed at travelers seeking schedule awareness and route availability through the corridor. The notice emphasizes regular operation and accessibility for daily commuters in the region.
Observations and political notes from the Lowell Daily Courier
A March 16 1900 notice compilation covers Tom Reed Port Puerto Rican policy Kipling in South Africa and US relief aid. It cites Congressmen Boutelle Huntelle Roberts Tammany policing and New York hotel dive crackdowns as part of a broad mix of domestic and imperial affairs. The piece contrasts industrial growth in Alabama with foreign conflicts and public sentiment.
Debates on decency and public spaces in early New York
The piece weighs decency in media, Kansas press ventures, and Daudet adaptations, then shifts to Boston’s Nantasket Beach under Metropolitan Park control. It notes New York headlines on morality, the appeal of controversial works, and the future of seaside recreation under public management.
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New York
Boston
Coney Island
Nantasket Beach
Metropolitan Park Commission
Revere
Hull
Revere Beach
Nantasket
The Faults of Sensational War News T:
A critique of modern journalism condemning sensational headlines and red ink. It argues readers are misled by lurid posters and false prominence, urging trust in moderate truthful reporting over yellow sheets.
Czar Gifts Yacht to Greek Prince for Heroic Rescue
Russia's czar presented a new yacht to Prince George of Greece after he saved the czar's life in Japan years ago. A health retreat on Vesuvius inspired Prof. Giovanni Bovio to write a Greek life drama featuring Socrates Xantippe and their two children. Sir John Millais' son recalls how Cardinal Newman visited the studio, and the artist joked about his sitter's chair saying, Come, Jump up, you dear old boy.
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Russia
Prince George of
Greece
Japan
Vesuvius
Giovanni Bovio
Socrates
Xantippe
Sir John Millais
Cardinal Newman
Quotations On Advertising And Trade From Historic Papers
A compilation of remarks from Chicago News Boston Journal Louis Globe-Democrat and National Printer Journalist discusses pacifying hostilities in Kentucky shipyard confidence in the merchant marine and the role of advertising. It notes nine cent cotton gold standard and the view that advertising is core to business strategy.
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Kentucky
Chicago News
New London
Boston Journal
Oratera
Louis Globe-Denmerat
The Lowell Arts Scene Shows a Theatrical Rise
A long reminiscence on Lowell's thriving theatre scene notes six houses and profitable vaudeville shows. It praises affordable entertainments for working folks, criticizes indecent posters, and highlights prominent performers like Selena Fetter and Edwin Milton Boyle while detailing recent concerts and acts at Savoy Music Hall and related venues.
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Lowell
Savoy
Music Hall
Walford-Sheridan Company at Opera House Delights Audiences
Walford Sheridan company presented Lady Audley’s Secret and On the Mississippi to good crowds at the Opera House yesterday. Miss Wolford impressed as Marie Crandon while the troupe’s singing, dancing, dogs and pickaninnies drew hearty applause. A Soldier of Africa is due this afternoon and The Brand of Cain tonight. His Excellency the Governor also tours, with Monday March 19 shown as a likely date. The cast features Parrymore Crane Vernon Helland Linde Booth See and others.
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Opera House
Lady Audley
Mississippi
Miss Wolford
Marie Crandon
Miss Sailor
London
Charles Frohman
New York
Empire Theatre
Nihoel Parrymore
Charlotte Crane
Ida Vernon
Joseph Helland
FL. Newton Linde
J. B. Booth
Elyward See
Ynihers
Music Hall Big Sensation Double Show at Music Hall
Matt J led a four performer engagement before a large audience at Music Hall under Mr Flynn. The burlesque Coonology opened with white and creole acts. Notable dances by Joarie Cotrelle Adelaide Jaques Blanche Guichard and lively duets by Lecoq Jaques elevated the program. White and creole segments followed with strong comic and dance numbers. crowd reaction strong and encore demand high.
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Matt J
Music Hall
Flynn
Fisany Lively
Mallly
Joarhe Cotrelle
Adelaide Jaques
Blanche Guichard
Lecoq
Jaques
Zitella
J. Kelly
Sullivan
Marty Revie
Andy Adama
Mage
Henry Wilman Hob Rusel
Dick Williams
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