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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1900
Page
10
Almanac summary lists daily sun rise and set times for the week with moon rise at 1.20 a m. The data shows sun rises around 5.41 and length of day about 12.20 hours. It includes date markers 23 to 30 and mentions weekdays Sun Tue Thu Fri.
A brief shower yesterday before noon gave way to a clear afternoon and a cold, breezy night. Today is brighter and cheerier though cooler, with a slight wind. Temperature readings show 29.63 at 5 pm, 29.79 at 7 am, and 29.79 at noon.
Community notices mention injuries from a mill boiler incident in Collinsville and a small fire at No 14 Boott corporation with minor damage. Local groups plan a high school concert at Pawtucket church with the Glee club. Advertisements promote bicycles from Shattuck and Son, paints by Monarch, and chainless wheels at Thompson Hardware.
Noe Landry of Lowell faced Judge Lowell in federal court Boston yesterday and pleaded guilty to counterfeiting half dollars. His attorney F P Rivet highlighted Landry’s prior good character, supported by two witnesses, and the prosecution chose not to press harder. Landry received a 10 day jail term, one of the lightest sentences for a counterfeiter in the state.
Mrs. John Guth of Denver known as the policy queen declares suffrage harms the city. The denver News cites her gambling house on Eighteenth street and criticizes suffragists for meddling with legitimate business. Alice Stone Blackwell notes context.
A local ad lists a full line of mirrors in stock including American style framings beveled and plain plate options. Sizes range from 7x9 to 6x6 with varieties for garer dining kitchen bathroom office and store. Located on Jo an and Merrimack Street.
Lowell may not have a local baseball league this summer as past seasons show losses for local play. The New England league seems unlikely to pay here while Boston interests, including Tim Murnane, control it. The South Ends, managed by Big Ed Flanigan, stand out as a promising local team with games scheduled at the Fairgrounds, first against Tufts on Patriots Day.
Henry Austin Clapp, a popular Shakespeare lecturer, spoke at the State normal school on Henry the Fourth. He argued Shakespeare uniquely reveals the soul of history and analyzed Bolingbroke and Prince Hal, relating Feudal and southern oligarchy influences to the play's moral lessons. Clapp announced another lecture next Friday on Beatrice a study of womanly wit.
The Opera house offers a scene of autumn leaves in A Romance of Athlone. Robert J. Fay recounts travels from St. Augustine to Palm Beach and Miami, noting scarce Florida oranges and luxury hotels. The column ends with a local sanity check on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a croup scare.
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