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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1900
Page
1
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution reflects on seasonal longing and the rustic imagery of berries, melons, and warm sun. The verse exudes longing for summer pleasures and the bright, carefree atmosphere of late season days.
Major Henry Snow of Waltham and his wife celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary, observed Monday. The article notes a persistent grip as a metaphor. It also mentions W. J. Bryan clinging to his idol at 16 to 1 and hints at European powers developing a mania for collecting old China amid discussions of speeches and legislation.
The excerpt surveys diverse topics from natural phenomena to engineering milestones. It notes rainfall comparisons, the largest moth Erebus strix, Sahara livestock figures, oasis palms, kite aided wireless links between De Aar and Orange River, aluminium and streetcar statistics in the United States, savings from wireless telegraphy between East Goodwin lightship and South Foreland, plans for an aerial bridge over the Usk with a 240 yard width and $325000 cost, Danube gate current issues, outdated London railway history from 1801, and London spring signs including a missing organ grinder in Lowell.
A fragment outlines a banking rate of four percent and early notes from the department of commerce. The readable text mentions the Federal Reserve or national bank activities with references to Saturday operations and rate observations.
London reports reach after two days of war news. Gen Kitchener's forces entered Priska in Cape Colony unopposed as insurgents laid down arms signaling submission. Roberts and Buller remain inactive pending further developments. Boers blew up a Modder river bridge north of Johannesburg noted. law courts reopened and Wyndham spoke of a proclamation on Boer threats.
Earthquake near San Jacinto California caused a 60 forest elevation section of 4000 feet to slip 150 feet downward into a subterranean cavern. Fissures from one inch to six feet opened and appear bottomless. Twelve shocks have been recorded.
Chicago March 20 Annie Strother night cashier at a restaurant was shot five times and killed by a veiled unidentified woman who fled. Jealousy is the alleged motive. Charles Smith, owner of the nearby saloon, was arrested as police say his wife grew jealous due to his attentions.
Justice Fursman grants motion to transfer Sapho case from special to general sessions in New York. The case will first be presented to the grand jury.
Fire at Jewett White Lead Works in New York this morning destroyed three buildings and machinery. A defective electric wire caused the blaze, with losses estimated around 100000 dollars.
The will of Philip D Armour Jr was admitted to probate today in Chicago. Each executor filed a personal bond of 16 million dollars. The estate is estimated at 8 million dollars.
A boat capsized crossing the Danube during a gale, drowning twenty four peasants. Reports identify the event as a tragedy caused by rough seas and an overburdened craft. Local authorities began rescue and inquiry actions, with shut navigation and solemn preparations for funeral rites.
Fragmentary record shows a March election with vote totals 118 for one candidate and 167 against others. Names such as Thaye and a treasurer or collector are mentioned, but details are garbled. Determine exact offices, candidates, and results from a clearer source.
Frederick Driscoll of the city named as manager of the Pioneer Press, with Amer Publishers securing his service to handle duties for newspapers nationwide. The appointment aims to aid the press and related operations across multiple organizations and matters of interest.
A notable national figure arrived today from the eastern region amid cautious anticipation. Detours and security were briefly noted as supporters gathered, but exact remarks or destination were not disclosed.
A health issue led to quiet rest at the home of his brother. His passing follows a period of illness and will result in the body being sent to his former home in Illinois for burial, reflecting family plans for honor and memory.
A crowded Dracut Centre church hosted the fourth Royal Arcanum public meeting in the Lowell area, with Norman L. Peavey introducing James J. Thomson. The program featured readings, solos by W. F. S. Daly, violin by Miss Little, phonography by Merrill, and a Fraternity address by A. G. Walsh.
First Congregational and First Trinitarian churches adopted committee reports toward settling the property dispute after adjourned meetings. Both churches plan to adjourn a week to keep records open while lawyers finalize binding terms and issue a public statement. A young woman, Harriet Busbee, was taken to the city farm with delirium tremens after a police station hold.
Hundreds suffer from the grip with many more at risk. An attack brings shivering, chills, neck pains, vertigo and weakness. Doctors advise warmth and laxatives, Hood's Pills touted as best and tonic without weakening the system. Hood's Sarcparilla promoted to tone the stomach, purify blood, boost appetite and resist future attacks.
An OCR fragment describes Hood's Sarsaparilia Dieppe prepared by L Hood of Lowell Massachusetts. The text appears to be an old medicine label or advertisement without a clear date or full product description.
In the Tremont and Suffolk tax dispute, Commissioner Arthur Lord hears the city’s tax abatement bid. F W Qua argues the mills act from selfish corporate motives, contrasts with the citizens’ group, presses for fair valuation, and condemns delays and absent witnesses as signs of insincerity.
Wills presented for probate on March 20 include Candace J Bellows Newton Frank Becker Cambridge Bridget Carroll Lowell Betsey C Coburn Chelmsford Ephraim Elliott Chelmsford Peter Hines Waltham Mary T Ward Lowell John Looby Marlborough and others Administrations granted on Franklin Alderman Lexington Joseph B White Watertown Lila F Carleton Malden George E K Leonard Lowell Agnes Chadrey Waltham Samuel F Putney Westford Charles E Loring Ashland Charlotte Cross Newton Robert H H Smith Cambridge Johan A Soderland Medford plus hearings before Judge McIntire and Referee Henry E Warner on petitions for separate support and insolvency with listed petitioners adjournments and appointments including John W Robins world trustee Charles H Conant.
The famous entertainer George Grossmith, dubbed The King of Entertainers, will appear at Courial Hall on Thursday evening under the auspices of the Michtex Women's Club. His current American tour has drawn praise in major cities as a standout amusement event of the season.
Flora K Stacy Lodge of I. C. T. held its regular weekly meeting at Chelmeford Street Malay church. Three candidates were initiated after the routine business, marking a standard ceremonial session in the lodge activities.
A devotional meeting is planned with Mary P. Whiteon leading. The text indicates her role and that the meeting will be held, though other details are unclear from the fragment.
The spring millinery class is being formed at the Young Women's Christian Association. This item notes community interest and invites participation in the upcoming session.
Education committee met in aldermanic room with Alderman Paige absent to consider enlarging Butler school yard. Lowell Bleachery offers 16 391 square feet at 10 percent above assessed value plus $289 for an entrance, totaling 9746.53. Highlands annex eight rooms and site visits planned for next Thursday afternoon.
Eugene Carpenter of 46 Ward Street reported the theft of 345 from his home yesterday morning. The money, saved over many years, was kept in a top bureau drawer. a relative who lived in the house is suspected, with police notified across Massachusetts.
The superior civil court sat in the courthouse this morning but Judge Stevens faced two hours without a trial. A trial postponement affected cases Shipley et al v Hogw, and Deary et al v Cowley due to illness and adjournments. Proctor et al v Anderson faced a contrivance request. trial set for Thursday after non.
Authorities reject foul play in the death of John White found dying in Andover Sunday. Medical examiner Dr Rowe states there was no doubt the cause of death. He notes that valuables were untouched and White’s watch remained in his clothing. the scene raises questions about the assault claim.
A fragmented note from Hadley Court records a morning session with two witnesses and mentions Della Thenpeam and an Ateme of monte ip fet Arentr. The readable text references a place and court activity though details are unclear.
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