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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1900

Page

3

P A C Clinches City Title In Narrow 8 2 Victory

The P A C basketball team defeated the Burkes 8 to 2 to win the city championship in a tense game before about 1500 fans. McFarland led P A C with multiple goals as fouls and near-riot tension marked a second half clash, while Referee Davis kept control throughout.

Burkes Davis Allard O’neil Redmond Regan McFarland O'Neil Wilson Kelliher Marley Harrington McManmon O'Neil Caugh Capt. Allard Halloran Letitens Burkes MacFarland Allard Rf O'Neill Wilson Mariey Charles Davis

Time keepers Wynne and Sullivan to meet Brady

Everett figures James Wynne and Leon Sullivan will meet John Brady for the New England paper weight championship. Fred Maguire says he is willing to meet Brady through a representative in the citizen office tonight to post a forfeit for a match.

of Everett James Wynne and Leon Sullivan Fred Maguire John Brady New England Mr. Brady

Routine licenses granted by police board at last night's meeting

The police board approved routine licenses including common victualers for Charles Bulleu Annie M Craw ford Delphine Milot and many others, plus job and express junk collectors hawkers pedlars fish wagon pool and billiards and intelligence office licenses to named individuals and firms across several streets and districts.

Police Board Common Victualers Charles Bulleu Hanover Street Patrick F. Brady Chapel Street Annie M. Corrigin Elm Street Rose Dejadon Cabot Street James White Market Street Alice Soper Smith Street Sophia Bowers Broadway Street William Lush Lakeview Avenue Mary Keyes Robeson Street Walter Booth East Merrimack Street Nettie M. McSloane Middlesex Street Susie Babbitt Massachusetts Corporation William Bl cx Prescott Street J. A. Whitcomb Catherine T. Holland Annie M. Crawford Worthen Street Delphine Milot Lee Edmund Fairburn Gorham Maurice Mulcahy Jackson Central Marie Chouinard Aiken Street Elizabeth Baker Tyler Street Annie Kelley Princeton Street Kate T. Fox Newhall Street Whitfield Dunlap Daniel Higgins Race Merrimack Street Bridget Hurley Concord Street Susan Adams Lawrence Street Hannah Brennan Middlesex John Leary Central Street Thomas Cottrell George Farrell Moody Street James Thanos Martha F. Deane Kirk Street Mary Crowe Gorham Street Kate QJ. Gardner Willie Street Allie J. Carter W. H. Ross & Co Athanasios Stanopulos Market Emma Robinson Mass. Corp Isaac N. Frost Mass H. Spiller Billerica William J. Bothwell Keene and Gorham Streets Odilon Brousseau Cabot Calvin Howard Westford Mortimer Rawlett Richard Hayes Carrie M. Geuthner Smithson & Metcalfe M. A. Balch

Brick Masons Win 3 Cent Hourly Raise At Tremont Mills

Brick masons at Tremont and Suffolk mills won a three cent hourly raise and a nine hour day after a brief strike. Fifteen masons demanded the increment. four teen remained employed by Tremont and Suffolk, one by contractor W H Wiggin. Wages rise from 39 to 42 cents per hour. the agreement covers all masons and goes into effect May 1.

Tremont & Suffolk Mills Unlon Tremont & Suffolk Company Thomas

Carpenters Union Defers Nine Hour Schedule Action

At a union meeting the carpenters deferred action on the nine hour schedule and a $250 minimum wage until July 1. Nearly 250 members attended with many speeches. A settlement is sought in the interim and a follow up meeting is planned for next week with date to be announced.

Carpenters’ Union

Clerks Elect Ivers Delegate to National Convention

The Post Office Clerks association met last night and chose John J. Ivers as a delegate to the National Convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. John H. Farrell was elected as alternate by acclamation.

John J. Ivers Post Office Clerks’ Association Atantic City N. J John H. Farrell

Blaze in Lumber Yard at Howe Lumber Company

Fire responders were called yesterday afternoon around 5 15 to a blaze in a lumber pile at Howe Lumber Company on Dutton Street. Damage was slight and Fred C Church held the insurance.

Howe Lumber Company Dutton Street Fred C. Church

Inspectors and officer arrest alleged larceny suspect

Inspectors Allen and Laflamme along with Officer Howard arrested Alfred Berard yesterday afternoon near the northern depot on a warrant charging larceny. He is wanted in Manchester New Hampshire.

Allen and Laflamme Howard Alfred Berard Northern Manchester N. H

Derby Morse Refinish Chandeliers in Lowell

Derby and Morse advertise a service aimed at homeowners highlighting their ability to refinish old chandeliers to resemble new. They claim expertise in reviving worn or tarnished metal work at surprisingly low prices, stressing the unusual skill available in Lowell.

Derby & Morse Lowell

Watch the little colds grow into big colds

Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup cautions that small colds can worsen into consumption and death, urging watchful care and silent dangers from early symptoms.

Dr. Wood

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