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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1898

Page

4

Lowell Daly Courier publication notice

Oldest and best Gaily paper in Middlesex county established 1826 and 1845 as daily. Published daily except Sundays and holidays at Courier-Citizen Building Merrimack street Lowell. Carrier delivery in city 12 cents a week 50 cents a month.

Middlesex County Courier-Citizen Merrimack Street Lowell Counier-Citizen Company

Turbulent Global News and Domestic Policy Reflections

A late 19th century digest notes Spain’s concern over U S control of the Philippines, China and France upheavals, Adelina Patti Nicolini’s birth facts, Torrens land registry reform, and a sports league reform. It surveys Massachusetts politics with Governor talks and McCall’s congress bid, bank consolidations, and Hanna’s call for Republican effort. Anarchist fears spread from Europe to the royal sphere, warning of attacks on rulers and the Empress.

Philadelphia’s 26-Foot Channel May Be Deepened

The column notes a planned deepening of Philadelphia’s ship channel to thirty feet over a fifty six mile stretch to accommodate deep draught vessels. The $5.935 million project would require river dredging and faces no current obstacles. Also discussed is Argentina Chile border dispute and South American banking gaps affecting US trade, with a proposed International American Bank to ease finances.

Philadelphia New York Boston Baltimore Norfolk United States Chile Argentina Pacific Andes England South America Germany Congress

Militarism and liberty in a changing world

A compilation of editorials contrasts Spain’s armament plans with global powers. It argues militarism undermines freedom, cites Dreyfus in France, and notes Britain’s island status as a check. It closes praising evening schools as uplifting for working citizens seeking self improvement.

Germany France Dreyfus Zola Great Britain

Royal Baking Powder Sets Record for Power and Reach

Tests show The Royal baking powder goes one third farther than competing brands, claiming the top grade and strongest rising power in the market. The claim positions The Royal as the leading choice for bakers seeking reliable lift and oven performance.

The Catchall in Lowell Headlines Local Happenings

A lively Lowell city note roundup covers baseball crowds, mayoral mishaps, society marriages, civic plans, and local theater. Highlights include a Boston Baltimore game crowd, a bandaged mayor after a doorslam accident, engagement chatter for Hoban’s monkey, and the boarding of gifts for troops in Porto Rico.

Dimon Lowell Porto Rico

Faust at Opera House Ends Engagement in City

Lewis Morrison and company presented what was billed as the final Faust in this city to a packed Opera House audience last night. Morrison’s Mephisto pleased again, while Miss Mabel Morrison as Marguerite drew early and lasting favor with a refined, penitent portrayal.

Shore Acres Rip van Winkle Old Homestead Dickens Mr. Herne Uncle Nat Joel Gates Martin Berry Ann Berry Mandy Gates Helen Barry Sam Warren Opera House Faust Lewis Morrison Opera Goethe Mephisto Morrison Miss Mabel Marguerite

Grand Theatre Glee for Murphy OHea Comedy Drama

The New York Sun notes a packed Grand last night for Tony Farrells company and Garry Owen audience applause. Herbert E Denton shines with unusual merit and captivating singing. Lowell to see this clever troupe at Music Hall starting Thursday Oct 6 for Pepe nights with Saturday matinee.

Jack Opera House New York Philadelphia Boston John L. Sullivan Lowell Music Hall Merrimack House John L Sullivan Begley Lee Gus Eli Edwards Lou Rochefort Ada May Petching Brothers Millie Bertina Rosa Crouch Ed Begley James Lee Edward Lowry Bertha Francis Ryeford Darmody Jake Kilrain Richburg Miss Tony Farrell Murphy O'Hea Garry Owen Mr. Denton Captain Letterblair E. H. Sothern Herbert E. Denton

Gypsy fortune tellers open at 82 Central street

Local town notes announce a gypsy camp at 32 Central street drawing many residents and comparing popularity to camps in Boston Brockton Fall River and other cities. The camp offers ten cent readings, free admission, open conduct, and a display of Prof A L Morell woodwork. ad includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Pain Balm and local shop locations.

Central Street Boston Brockton Fall River Woonsocket New Bedford Crescent Park R. L A. L. Morell Chamberlain J. T. Bays Christian Church Neodesha Kan Ellingwood & Co Merrimack Central Middlesex Central Streets

Extra Heavy Black Sateen for Skirts Item Sale

Basement remnant department at A G Pollard & Co offers extra heavy black sateen twill remnant at 10 cents a yard, widths 32 inches, lengths two to nine yards, a bargain versus 17 to 20 cents elsewhere. Also comic snippet from Puck about wedding cakes and the Seventy-first regiment.

A. G. Pollard & CO

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