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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
3
Low hat trends and a lavish bloom of flowers define Easter millinery at Head and Shaw. The display features violet bonnets, Floradora turbans, quill accents, and gilt lace touches, with Miss Field and Miss Burke prominent in showcasing children's hats and elegant new styles.
Head & Shaw unveil a lavish spring collection at 169 Merrimack Street featuring 600 trimmed hats inspired by Paris and New York art, with pink decor, new ceiling mirrors, and enhanced lighting. The display includes crin horsehair braids, Tuscan and satin straw nets, laces, gilt embroidery, and Persian on tulle, all showcased in a bright showroom.
Rose Jordan Hartford unveils a vast opening display at Lowell offering five of the 100 New York hats. No. 1 cream lace and satin Continental style, No. 2 beige maline with rose accents, No. 3 white marine with ivy brim, No. 4 white maline with gilt braid, No. 5 crin with gold threads and turquoise trimming.
Pollard building on Palmer Street showcases a choice selection of spring railinery with exclusive styles. Rooms attractively decorated with asparagus ferns pansies and lilies of the valley. Hats for girls and ladies feature in Departments including dress suit outing and golf hats.
M L Delude at 111 Merrimack street unveils a spring millinery display to a welcoming crowd despite winter weather. Paris-made flowers, delicate hat models, and Parisian-inspired accents highlight the renovated shop with tall daisies, Easter lilies, and violets in view.
Edwin B. Foote, a New York attorney, has offered unconditionally a gift of 25000 dollars to the New Haven Y M C A for the purchase of a building for use of the primary department.
For sale listings include a 12 acre farm suitable for market gardening four miles out with nearly new buildings a eight room house bath barn carriage house hornery plus fruit. price 2108. Also a 48 acre farm nine miles out with wood and lumber and fair buildings priced 1500. An eleven acre farm with good house barn hennery three acres wood and poultry potential priced 850. Contact T. H. Elliott 64 Central St.
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A fragmented program listing various selections and acts including March from The Queen of Sheba Selection from The Viceroy Entre Acte Bewitching Beauty Xylophone Solo The Plunger Morceau Characteristics Language of the Roses Air de Ballet Selections from The Burgomaster Turkish March L Oddisque and L Espoir, with composer names such as Wagner Meyerbeer and Gustave LudER in a period concert setting.
The Morrison Comedy company staged The Diamond Bracelet Robbery at the Opera House to a large crowd, followed by the southern drama Coon Hollow with warm applause. Miss Gerald and Mr. Powers drew praise, and other acts, including Reeves’s Big Company features, were well received with notable musical numbers and dance.
The Keith's vaudeville program announces a permanent orchestra starting Monday led by Louis Baer, drawn entirely from the Park Theatre. Overtures and solo spots will feature Baer's arranging flair. Acts include Rose Coghlan with Louis Maggson in The Ace of Trumps, Banks and Winona Winter, Adele Purvis Onri, and the Nevarros. Charles Dickson is slated for April 8 in a new comedy.
Gertrude Bennett will replace Eleanor Robson as Flossie Williams in Unleavened Bread opening in Brooklyn on May 6 and will join Daniel Frohman's company next season. Gertrude Berkeley of the Woodward Stock company, Kansas City, was seized by nervous prostration during a March 20 performance and removed home, where she is reported improving. Her mind was said to be deranged. Berkeley is married to Wilson Enos, Woodward's stage manager.
David Conger was accidentally wounded in the forehead by Albert Andrus in a March 17 duel during The Two Orphans by the Victoria Theatre Stock company in Chicago. Harry Carson Clarke won $200 plus costs in a contract case in Judge W. T. Hall's court in Chicago ten days ago. Fanchon Thompson replaced Marie George in The Belle of Bohemia at the Apollo in London last week. Fanny Rice fares well in Nell Gwyn tabloid edition. Local press lauded the playlet and her clever performance. vaudeville managers are noted.
The Dramatic Mirror comments on President McKinley's Canton purchase and ponders future policy. It jokes about making the McKinley Minstrels permanent, Mansfield directing, and a busy White House schedule amid show bookings and political duties. Roland Reed suffers a stomach cancer operation in New York.
Engineering Magazine describes the Volga basin’s vast river network with 8000 miles of navigable waterways and nearly 15,000 when including raft routes. It notes 50 000 rafts yearly, traffic of ten million tons, Nijin Novgorod as a key market, and a great fair moving over $200 million in weeks of activity with thousands of craft from Archangel to the Urals and beyond.
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