Oldest Middlesex Daily Courier-Citizen Ad
The notice est 1826 and daily since 1845 outlines publication by the Courier-Citizen Company. It lists daily except Sundays and holidays at 12 cents a week or 50 cents a month with delivery by carrier in Lowell, Merrimack Street headquarters specified.
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Middlesex County
Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Courier-Citizen Company
Father John
Carleton & Hovey
Boston and Maine Trains Between Lowell and Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad service details trains running between Lowell and Boston with schedule notes and typical travel times. Information focuses on north south commuter routes and frequent stops along the line.
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Lowell
Boston
McKinley and Bryan in Liberty Money Debate
The Lowell Daily Courier weighs in on the 1900 campaign scene. It contrasts McKinley and Bryan on imperialism and money, noting Carnegie will vote for McKinley for safety and a platform promising Cuban independence hints at Philippine policy. The piece downplays civil service reform as paramount and mocks Putnam’s anti imperial stance as credulously driven.
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Mr. Carnegie
McKinley
Carnegie
McKkinley
Bryan
McKinley’s Conservatism on China and Imperial Entanglements
The article argues the United States should avoid entangling alliances and military commitments in China. It champions nonpartition and Chinese integrity, positions the U S as a key factor in a peaceful settlement, and criticizes the Qing dynasty’s weak authority and the lack of a unified Chinese government. It warns against deploying troops to Pekin and notes Western powers listen when America speaks.
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United States
Germany
China
Pekin
Celestial Empire
McKinley’s cautious strategy praised amid global entanglements
The article defends McKinley’s conservatism as prudent and necessary for untangling foreign policy. It cites the Philippines and China incidents, a forthcoming indemnity bill, and sees Republicans as capable to handle decisions while criticizing Democrats and their leaders. It forecasts a Republican win in November.
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United States
McKinley
Philippines
China
Republican Commission
Epidemic Prompts Quarantine Around Murray Bay Cottage
Infected rugs and homespun cloth taken to the cottage of Justice Harlan at Murray Bay caused a scarlatina outbreak. The town is largely quarantined as illness spreads to other cottages days after Miss Harlan fell ill.
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Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Lower St. Lawrence
Murray Bay
P. Q
Harlan
Quoted Democrats Split on Bryan and Republican Ticket
A Democrat urges voting Republican citing Jeffersonian principles and opposing Bryanism. Abram A. Hewilit endorses this stance. The Boston Herald criticizes Hill for harsh remarks about Bryan and suggests he withdraw from campaigning due to his damaging rhetoric.
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Jefferson
Abram
Hewilit
Bryan
Mr. Hill
Hill
Boston Herald
Deaths of Rev Dr Gilbert Gregory and Thomas Gaskell Shearman
Recent obituaries recount the passing of Rev Dr Gilbert H. Gregory at St Stephen's Church Marble Hill after heart trouble. Also noted is the death of attorney Thomas Gaskell Shearman of Plymouth Church Brooklyn, a leading advocate of free trade and single tax theory, with a long legal and civic career in New York. A new electric motor for autos is described, restoring battery energy on downhill runs.
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Gilbert H. Gregory
St. Stephen's Methodist Episcopal Church
Marble Hill
Manhattan Island
Gregory
Darlington
Kings Bridge
New York
Hudson River
Thomas G. Shearman
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Thomas Gaskell Shearman
Birmingham
England
Metropolis
Shearnai
Tillinghast and Shearman
Shearman and
Henry George
Special
Daily Press
Boston
Massachusetts Single Tax League
Vendome
Henry Ward Beecher
Beecher-Tilton
Shearman
Beecher
Lowell star Mary Mackenzie in Belasco company Boston engagement
In Boston a Lowell actress Miss Mary Mackenzie notes her David Belasco led company opens a two week run today at the Boston Museum and later at the Lowell Opera House. She praises the troupe while sharing city observations on transit and literary critique of Howells on James Russell Lowell.
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Boston
Mary Mackenzie
Lowell
David Belasco
Naughty Anthony
Boston Museum
The Bouquet Announces Semiannual Hat Opening
Ladies await the semiannual opening at The Bouquet by J F Burbank located at 115 Merrimack Street. The event features a large department of mourning millinery with feathers novelties and high class materials for order work. Opening days are Friday and Saturday October 5 and 6, all are invited.
MARRIAGE OF EMOGENE BURRELL TO HOMER R PROPER
Emogene Burrell wed Homer R Proper at Melvin's Mills on September 27 in the home of Warren and Mrs Burrell. Rev E R Potter of Bradford officiated in the presence of immediate relatives. The couple departed by afternoon train for their Manchester home.
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Warren A. Bure Rille
Melvin’s Mills
Emogene
Homer
R. W. Proper
Pelham
N. H
ER. W. Potter
Bradford
Perkins and Manning Tie the Knot at Central M E Church
Alvah D. Perkins and Bessie L. Manning, both of Lowell, were married by Rev. Geo H. Clarke Saturday evening at the Central M E church parsonage.
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M. E. Church
Geo. H. Clarke
Alvah D. Perkins Bessie L. Manning
Lowell
Personal notes and engagements in the town
Mrs M E McDonald and daughters return from Old Orchard. Engagement announced between Willard G Parker of the Courier Citizen and Nellie Dickson. Mrs E Thompson returns from Atlantic City. Mrs M A Norris back from six weeks at Tupper Lake. Mrs C W Pierce and Feola return from Chicago and the Pacific coast. Mr P L Gregoire joins Chapman’s New York Symphony for Maine festivals. Maj C S Proctor to represent the governor at the Daughters of the Revolution convention. Thomas J Mulligan returns to duties after a southern vacation. Rev Fr Sexton returns to St Augustine’s after officiating at St Patrick’s. Ex Alderman Elwyn W Lovejoy ill at home. recovery expected. Joseph Mitrejean missing relatives after Galveston disaster. mother safe. Mrs L R Germain resigns from store fitting department. silver spoons presented to her. Wedding bells expected next Wednesday in Edeecomb Me.
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M. E. McDonald
Shedd Stret
Old Orchard
Willard G. Parker
The
Courier-Citizen
Nellie Dickson
Roper Street
E. Thompson
Atlantic City
N. J
M. A. Norris
Tupper Lake
N. Y
C. W. Pierce
Feola
Chicago
Pacific Coast
P. L. Gregoire
Portland
Bangor
Chapman
New York Symphony Orchestra
Maine
Maj. C. S. Proctor
Daughters of the Revolution
Thomas J. Mulligan
the Sun
South
James F. Norton
Fr. Sexton
St. Patrick's Church
Callahan
St. Augustine’s Church
Boston
Elwyn W. “Lovejoy
Joseph Mitrejean
Galveston
Washington
Edeecomb
Holihany
Obituary of Thomas Delaney Lowell Merchant Tailor
Thomas Delaney, 64, longtime Lowell merchant tailor born in Ballinamore Bridge Ireland, died at his home 791 Broadway. A St Patrick’s parish member, he leaves a widow Catherine three sons Rev John Delaney Thomas Delaney Jr Frederick J Delaney and five daughters. Also survived by brothers Bernard and another in Ireland.
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Thomas Delaney
Broadway
Lowell
Delaney
Ballinamore Bridge
County Galway
Ireland
St. Patrick’s Parish
Catherine
Kindegarten
Bernard Delaney
Middlesex Street
Cousins and Bouchard Death Notices in City
Obituary notices report Sept 80 deaths in this city including Mrs Rachael M Cousins aged 73 at daughter’s home 32 Barcly street and Arthur Santry at 229 Adams street. Also Joseph Alfred Bouchard age 31 months Sept 30 growing up in Dracut and John Henry Mulligan aged 3 at 123 Lawrence street. Further Murphy notice ends abruptly in this city on Sept 30.
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Lawrence Street
John Henry Mulligan
Murphy
Obituary notices from city dwellers list several deaths
In the city two deaths are listed with addresses and ages: Mary Murphy, 48, of 6 Howe Street. Mary Ann Doherty, 54, at 314 Fletcher Street, daughter Mrs. James Cropper. James Bassett, 72, at 451 Adams Street. James M. Hardy, 77, of Chelmsford, with funeral at his late home on Wednesday at 2 PM. friends invited.
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Patrick Kane
North Street
St. Peter's Church
Kane
Holy Name Society
Church of the Immaculate Conception
James Bassett
Adams Street
Co. I. Mass
Lodge 1
Post 42
Patrick
Marry Murphy
Howe St
Maggie Murphy
Doherty
James Cropper
Fletcher Street
Mary Ann Doherty
Bassett
Hardy
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California Tours With Raymond and Whitcomb
For rising California travel, Raymond and Whitcomb offer winter tours on palace dormer trains with dining cars and flexible routes. Four return routes plus eleven eastbound parties, tickets valid on any train through July. First Boston departure November 6 arriving Southern California November 10. Descriptive circular available from Raymond & Whitcomb, Boston.
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California
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
Washington Street
School Street
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Lowell Daily Courier
Courier
Boston and Maine Railroad
Bouston
Bedford
A. P. Putnam
Danvers
Conservatism
Hood’s
Gomfort
All ‘Ruggie‘s
Middlesex Safe Deposit and Trust CO
Merrimack, CO
Palmer ST
J. B. Lyford
Walker Street
Westford
Howells
James Russell Lowell
Scribner Magazine
Great Britain
London
Hayes
Wheeler
Tilden
Spain
Court of St. James
Cleveland
Cambridge
Burrille
William Santry
C. H. Molloy
Bernard Carroll
Troy
J. F. O'Donnell
John H. Harrington
Elizabeth Gaffney
Waltham
Joyce
J. F. O’donnell
St. Mary's Church
Highland Conservatories
H. B. Greens
Fievist
Wiestrrord
Pricas Lewast
Putnam & Son
Central Street
J. E. Burbank
Jem Sar ER
ES CenTRAL_ Street
Paul O. Kable
Peavey
Dracut Centre
John
Merrimack
Vineken Hundred
WRS
F.W. Gleason
Alite Autum
H. M. Lord
Merrimack St
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