Goods and Silks Offerings: New Cord Kai Kai Silks
An advertisements page item promotes 50 cent cord Kai Kai silks in various fashion colors and one dollar New Stripe Duchess Latin silks with white cord stripes in imitation and refined shades.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1900
Page
2
An advertisements page item promotes 50 cent cord Kai Kai silks in various fashion colors and one dollar New Stripe Duchess Latin silks with white cord stripes in imitation and refined shades.
An advertisement features IK ne w IK ne w 69c Wash Silks and new foulard designs touted as ideal for summer dresses. Also promotes Black Poi de Soir at $1.00 and Black Satin Duchess 24 inches wide at $1.25, noting a heavy increasable silk-lustre for costumes.
London dispatch reports British satisfaction over Mafeking relief via Col Plumer as Methuen clears the north Kaap country. Next operations target Natal with Roberts moving forces toward Bloemfontein and Pretoria while Boer resistance and rail disruption continue.
Field Marshal Lord Roberts reports from Bloemfontein that the Guards brigade returned from Norvals Pont, several burghers surrendered to Gen. Pole-Carew at Edenbourg, and deserters arrived with weapons. Cavalry sent to Thaba Nobu to distribute proclamations. Lord Methuen reached Warrenton March 16, and Mafeking reports all well March 6. The Vaal pontoon secured and Cape Town railway service to resume tomorrow.
London March 18 The Times correspondent at Lourenzo Marques reports State Secretary Reitz of the Transvaal says the government finds the American reply highly satisfactory and believes U S pressure can yield a settlement agreeable to both republics He says burghers of both republics will enthusiastically defend the cause to the last but admits the situation is serious.
Kimberley mounted force marching to Mafeking has arrived at Warrenton. Boers evacuated Windsorton as the column neared, while Hottentot chiefs prepare to block rebels who refused to accompany the Transvaalers during Taungs to Vryburg movements.
A Victoria B C report cites Asura vol predicting Germany will pursue a railway concession then troops, occupation, and alienation of Shan Tung similar to Manchuria. It warns civil strife may erupt as foreign encroachment grows, reflecting a broader imperial strategy.
Pretoria on March 14 reports by the chief of Molengralf intelligence that federal losses before relief of Kiewberney and Lady Smith amounted to 677 killed and 2129 wounded, with additional figures for accidents sickness and other disabling causes bringing the total to a yet unrevealed figure.
Berlin March 18 The St Petersburg correspondent of Neuste Nachrichten reports Russia backs Bulgarian independence but sees no propitious time for action. Russia aims to pressure Turkey on railway concessions and warns that failure could trigger important Balkan events. The Armenian question provides Russia with leverage.
A London dispatch dated March 16 reports that the war is expected to endure until the coast advances to Pretoria. It notes that educated Boers and Transvaal residents accept the inevitable and mentions armed women described as the Amazon Army, with members in uniform, including a figure named Sam and the claimed arming of two women.
A fragmented item recalls a Kipling parody and a St Patrick theme. The piece mentions Cape Toews, Mareh M, and Patrick's, with unclear references to income, costs, and Wen cou et costes, suggesting a partial archival note on a humorous historical verse.
Danielson, March 18 Arthur Nordick, a long time foreman of the paint department at the Wa company, hanged himself in the paint shop yesterday afternoon after a period of deep illness. Survived by widow, one daughter and com
Three women died and another was severely burned in separate New York City fires. Mrs Hereman suffered extensive burns and died at Harterteepitel. A resident on Monroe Street perished from injuries, while a third woman on Mayan Street died at Gouverneur Hospital from burns sustained in a factory fire.
A historical sketch notes the Theatre Francaise's legacy as the home of Moliere and the Comedie Francaise, detailing its art filled interiors, storied rivalries, and the unique Secretaire system that funds and staffs the company. It highlights notable actors and the theatre's founding, governance, and pensions within Paris's dramatic scene.
The passage extols Budapest as a highly modern European city rich in beauty. It highlights elegant public and private buildings, cultivated Hungarians, and a noted university with celebrated scholars. It notes Hungarian art, sculpture, paintings, and literature, and explains that Eastern literature is limited by the Magyar language and dialect used in Buda.
A French exhibition commemorative stamp will go on sale to the public with a seated Republic design and tablet inscription. The stamp, valued at multiple centimes, aims to mark the expo while critics debate its necessity and the impact on existing designs.
A historical notice promotes Moos Fills a tonic claimed to cure liver diseases indigestion measles and upset stomachs. The ad presents it as a universal remedy with promises of relief and health improvements for various ailments.
In 1900 Trim displays a large assortment of dress garments seen by Lowell observers this season. Fashion fixers predict a brisk season with German woven allovers plain tuckings and lace Hamburg insertions. Merrimack street window Centre Aisle showcases trim mings and wave edges.
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