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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1900
Page
8
Weather sketch of Boston day by day observations
A terse weather item notes a cloudy Saturday afternoon with threatening skies, fast rain by morning, and daylong puddles. It recalls a warm bright start turning cloudy, with foggy night and a subsequent sequence of temperatures, barometer readings, and a Massachusetts forecast for fair weather tonight and Tuesday with northeast winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion October 2, $1 round trip
The notice promotes a sixty mile sail on Lake Winnipesaukee on October 2 for $1.00 and an excursion there with round trip price of $1.00. It also advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health remedy and upcoming cultural events including Fiske Jubilee singers performance at Pawtucket church on Monday evening, Oct. 1. The Kirk Street church second excursion to Concord occurred Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
Stephenson
Lake Winnipesaukee
Fiske Jubilee Singers
Pawtucket
Hood
Kirk Street
Concord
Anniversary of Theodore Edson orphanage celebrated
The 25th anniversary program entertained many guests Saturday at the Theodore Edson orphanage. Young children performed recitations, singing, calisthenics and a valedictory. Attendees included Dr. A. St. John Cham bre and Rev. A. V. V. Bennington of St. Anne's church. The matron Miss A. J. Harrison and teacher Miss Stewart received praise for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Edson Orphanage
A. St. John Chambre
A. V. V. Bennington
St. Anne's Church
A. J. Harrison
Stewart
Todd Brothers and Pap
Boxes of Gold to Prompt Postum Testimonies
Broad appeal seeking readers to describe coffee to Postum changes. Offers gold and greenbacks as prizes for stories about health effects, preparation tips, and endorsements. Calls for names and addresses of friends, promises prize distribution among 325 writers, and notes privacy for senders while urging participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Postum Cereal Co
Owever, & Hest
Opening of Merrimack clubhouse of L Association Catholique
Religious ceremonies marked the opening of the L Association Catholique clubhouse at Merrimack and Pawtucket. Mass at St Jean Baptiste and a grand procession to St Josephs church featured a cadet band and Garde d'Honneur. The hall was blessed, tours of the rooms given, and a week of observances planned with a banquet, concert, and festival led by Mayor Crowley and speakers from religious and civic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’association Catholique
Merrimack
Pawtucket
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Gagnon
Marion
Perron
O. M. IL
St. Joseph's College
St. Joseph's Church
Lee © Street
John J. Hanlon
Garde d’Honneur
Fr. Levesque
Boston
Mangin
Ir. Boissonault
EH. H. Chounette
J. E. Lamoureaux
Mayor Crowley
Fr. Mangin
O. M
Fr. Perron
Tessier
Albany
N. Y
Barnerd
Rossini
L'Association Catholique
Tax sales conclude amid bids and disputes in Lowell
The Saturday tax sale in Lowell proceeded after a morning protest by Harlan Rogers of Brookline and city solicitor advice. Bidders formed tacit understandings, selling numerous parcels to bidders such as Peter A Fay H. H. Rogers and William Welch while IRS-like details of each lot and price are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Rogers
Brookline
Arthur W. Myers
West Third Street
Patrick Mulcahy
Canada Street
Stiles
Wm. Kelley
Willie Street
William Welch
Malden
William Kelly
Kirk Street
Bridget Wallace
Wyoming Street
Peter A. Fay
William N. Storer
Bassett Street
H. H. Rogers
John F. Graham
Mt. Forrest Street
Thomas Miles
Fairmount Street
Sophroni D. Desmaris
Lakeview Avenue
George M. Harrigan
W. Manchester Street
City of Lowell
Joseph N. Lafaivre
Beaver Street
Joseph Lepage
Orrington Street
John C. Meloon
Lexington Avenue
John J
Francis X. O'Connell
Montreal Street
City of
Mary BE. McNaughton
Landind
Robert Street
Wy. H. Rogers
Rogers
Welch
Mr. Welch
Edward James
Mt. Washington Street
William James
Amuel H. Baker
Fourth Avenue
George W. Chase
Leverett Street
Geo. W. Chase
George W. Fifield
Quebec Street
W. B. McKissock
Chelmsford Street
Timothy Mahoney
Congress Street
Bernard D. O'Connell
Tanner Street
Lowell
Mary E. C. Ayer
Inland Street
Gedeon Hussey
Wilder Street
John P. O'Conner
William H. McCarron
Columbia Street
Mary T. Moore
Shirley Avenue
William T. True
Frank A. Haynes
Rogers Street
Mr. Rogers
J. Mason Reed
Batman Road
Alice G. Vining
Wentworth Avenue
Patrick H. Brady
Crawford Street
Public auction for second hand carriages offered no matter cost
A historic notice announces an on site auction of numerous second hand carriages and wagons. The sale promises full private sale warranties and high quality restored stock. Officials state repairs completed at multiple shops and items will be sold to the highest bidder in any weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Sargent & Ham
Rockaway
Goddard
Concord
Amesbury
Bay State mills appoints James Rule overseer of weaving
James Rule is named overseer of weaving at the Bay State mills replacing Priestly who moves to Fremont New Hampshire to manage a mill. Priestly, leaving the Bay State mills, receives a gold mounted pipe watch chain and charm and a diamond ring from coworkers and the employer during a farewell ceremony. Maude Pratt, age 10, celebrated with 20 friends including piano solos and readings at Ludlam Street party setting with flowers and blue white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rule
Bay State Mills
Priestly
Fremont
N. H
Joseph H. Priestly
Creelers and Sewers Department
Alice Donohoe
John J. Breck
Maude Pratt
Ludlam Street
Miss Pratt
Sarah
Mary Bakewell
Suller
Kiernan
Sarah Bakewell
Stewart
Fuller
Reed
Clements
May Cote Arrest Tops Saturday Police Quiet
Business was light with police on Saturday night and the notable arrest of May Cote for larceny from the Bon Marche. She is accused of stealing stockings and ribbon sash. Officer Ryder made the arrest as a crowd gathered, causing excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Cote
Ryder
Horne & Son Seek Verdict Set Aside in Keyey Case
B D W Horne & Son will move to set aside the verdict awarding Miss Isabel Keyey five thousand dollars for damages claiming the sum is excessive and not supported by the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bd. W. Horne & Son
Isabel Keyey
Birthday Party At Kirk Street Nursery For Two Children
The Kirk street nursery observes a birthday for two children on Wednesday October 3 from 2 to 5 pm. Friends are cordially invited. The honorees are Naxly Kapriel aged 1 year and William McKinley aged 2 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Street
Friends of the Nursery
Naxly Kapriel
William McKinley
Burdock Blood Bitters Aimed at Digestive Health
Claiming to bolster digestion and prevent indigestion, the ad touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a stomach strengthener and tonic. It emphasizes improved strength and tone of the stomach, suggesting indigestion becomes impossible.
Joe Otts Automobile Causes Stage Goofy Chaos at NYC Rehearsal
Joe Otts fiery automobile ran amuck during a rehearsal of A Million Dollars at a New York theatre. It rammed scenery, jolted three soubrettes into hysteria, and leaped into the orchestra after a wild chase. Ott was bruised but continued performing Mahout on a bucking elephant. The car was slated for a Coney Island revelry scene but the company refused to proceed. French horns and kettle drums were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ott
New York Theatre
Ethelbert
Ott
Gay Coney Island
Highwaymen Hold Up Man From Tewksbury on Williams Street
Daniel F. McKinley of Tewksbury reports three strangers robbed him of six to seven dollars on Williams street between 10 and 11 last night after prompting him to leave a lunch cart near the old Boston & Maine depot. An officer pursued, and three suspects matching the description were arrested and identified at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. McKinley
Tewksbury
Williams Street
McKinley
Boston & Maine
Kew
Knickerbocker Burlesque Cast Restrain Harasser
Members of Robie’s Knickerbocker company at Music Hall yesterday after a matinee faced a Colorado man who had harassed them for weeks. A chorus quartet disciplined the assailant with a horsewhip and other improvised measures in the hotel wine room before returning to their duties. The act was framed as defending the troupe’s honor against unjust insinuations about burlesque performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robie
Knickerbocker
Music Hall
Colorado
Runaway accident at Dracut Navy Yard injures baker
At about 8 o clock Saturday night in Dracut Navy Yard, George Clough a baker driving a wagon on car tracks was struck by an electric car. The wagon was lifted, the horse bolted about 600 yards before being caught by William Leroy. Clough was thrown and lightly injured, then taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Dracut
George Clough
Collinsville
Clough
Last excursion of the century to Centre Harbor
Event promotes a lake trip on October 2 with tickets priced at $1.00. An embedded ad promotes Hood's Pills as a cure for liver ills biliousness indigestion and headache, described as easy to take and operate, priced at 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Harbor
Hood
Weston Opens Twelfth Season At Lowell Cloak Fur House
Mrs A C Weston invites ladies of Lowell and vicinity to begin her twelfth season with the well known high class suit cloak and fur house, highlighting new arrivals and refined selections for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Weston
Lowell and
Vicinity
Cloak and Fur House
Two Die After Gas Pipe Incident at City Farm
Albert Scibo a demented man tore a gas pipe at the city farm ward causing ten inmates to lose consciousness and two deaths. Scibo died at 8 20 Saturday night and Michael Riley at 1 yesterday afternoon. Riley aged six had a weak heart and survived longer than expected. Scibo’s body lay beneath the pipe wound and Bruise on his left cheek indicated a fall. Authorities consider the case strange and likely to end with city burial expenses. Officials discuss switching to electric lighting to reduce gas risks. Centre Harbor trip advertised for October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Scibo
Scibo
Michael Riley
Riley
Jones
Big Bargain in Men's Hose From Pollard & Co
Forty dozen black seamless cotton hose in small sizes 842, 9 and 914 priced at 5 cents per pair to clear out small sizes. Many are Shanknit brand. Basement department at A. G. Pollard & Co offers this accumulation of remaining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pollard & CO
Democratic slate for ward 6 9 5 districts and state post
Three Democratic candidates seek nominations for representatives in ward 6 Dr L A Hurtubise Thomas J Kennedy and Charles Clark James R Sullivan ward 9 Michael A Brady and Thomas F Hoban ward 5 and Thomas Kell of Wilmington pursue 27th district nomination James F Owens chief of staff for the Democratic State committee telegraphed J L Chalifoux in Birmingham asking him to accept the State treasurer nomination Owens notes leaders are eager for Chalifoux on the ticket Gar gar to accept lieutenant governor nomination Robert Treat Paine Jr to be governor Last Centre Harbor excursion planned for October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hurtubise
Thomas J. Kennedy
Charles Clark
James R. Sullivan
Michael A. Brady
Thomas F. Hoban
Thomas Kell
Wilmington
James F. Owens
Democratic State Committee
J. L. Chalifoux
Birmingham
Ala
Owens
Chalifoux
Thomas J. Gargar
Globe Daily Cook Book for New England Housekeepers
The Boston Daily and Sunday Globe offers a daily inexpensive bill of fare for breakfast dinner and supper prepared by an economical housekeeper. It prints choice recipes from New England homes and supplies special requests. The Globe also covers pests plants flowers and crafts in its Housekeepers' Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Daily
Sunday Globe
Globe
New England
The
Textile School Opens Fall Term with Diverse Courses
Fall team opens Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1900, with evening classes starting Oct. 22. Courses cover Cotton and Wool Manufacturing, Designing, Chemistry and Dyeing, Weaving, Decorative Art, Mill Engineering, and special textile design and decorative art for men and women. Modern languages offered. Entrance examinations Sept. 27. Catalogues free via W. W. Seinsges M. B. care Textile School, Lowell assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Seins Ges M. B
Care Textile School
Lowell
Prescott Returns From Europe to Resume Lessons
Mr A E Prescott reports his return from Europe after a summer of daily study with Giovanni Sbriglia in Paris. He resumes lessons at his studio in Central block and may be found Wednesdays and Saturdays. P O address 153 Tremont Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Giovanni Sbriglia
Paris
Prescott
Central Block
P.O
Tremont Street
Boston
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