Sunrise and Moonrise Times for October Day Length
October sun rise at 5 56 am moon rises 11 19 pm sun sets 5 03 pm length of day 11 07 hours and minutes. This item lists daily astronomical timings for the month.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1900
Page
8
October sun rise at 5 56 am moon rises 11 19 pm sun sets 5 03 pm length of day 11 07 hours and minutes. This item lists daily astronomical timings for the month.
The report describes a mild Saturday turning cloudy with rain expected overnight and showers through the day. It notes a cheerless, not cold day, followed by fair and mild morning, then overcast skies before noon. Forecast for Massachusetts calls for fair tonight and Tuesday with northeast winds.
Massachusetts court of registration considers guaranteeing title to about half a million dollars of Boston real estate held by heirs of John W Trull. Four of the 228 heirs cannot be located, delaying settlement from the 1900 distribution. Elizabeth Eldredge heir's death left the estate to heirs. litigation previously resolved in their favor.
A W Dows owner of the Central and Merrimack street drug store and operator of Lowell sub post office will discontinue service. After offering to continue for 500 dollars he decides to drop the office due to lack of time. Postmaster Thompson cannot obtain higher federal support and merchants avoid Merrimack square sub station despite its convenience.
Firemen were called to a fire at McDonald Bros grain store on Fletcher Street and another blaze in an abandoned barn on West Adams Street owned by the J P Squire estate. Four of five tons of hay burned and the barn damaged. An unknown drunk man was injured when he fell at Central and Hard Streets during the response.
Edith Smith Davis of Appleton recalls how quitting coffee and adopting Postum Food Coffee improved her health and brain work. She cites a ministerial wife and a college professor's wife as examples, noting initial trial failure followed by a successful preparation and widespread praise for Postum as a healthier beverage option.
From Nashua Troop F cavalry of the First brigade volunteer militia fought a three hour running battle to compel a surrender near North Chelmsford. Captain Monahan led dismounted flank assaults, Keyes held a hill, and Lieut. Keyes surrendered after a determined defense. War correspondents on scene reported with braveness as the field day simulated Cuban conditions.
Workers idle most of the summer will resume briefly, with the ohm stating a return to shorter hours. Today the mill will operate on short time from 7:40 a.m. to a unspecified end time, unclear how long this will last.
Boston Symphony Orchestra and Ce2ecilla augmented chorus present Beethovens Solemn Mass in D with Wil helm Gericke conducting. Soloists include Mme De Vere Sapio Gertrude May Stein Evan Williams Joseph Baernstein. Handel and Haydn society to perform Elijah with Emil Mollenhauer conducting on Sunday 21st. Malden organizes an oratorio society. Gounod Redemption to be staged. New vocal and instrumental music published. Admiral Sampson absent due to illness. Greek and American national airs feature. Greek menus and souvenirs displayed.
Greek consul Demothenes T. Timagenis hosted a Saturday night dinner at the Buckminster hotel in Boston honoring Commander Paul Coun douriotis and officers of the Greek warship Navarchos Miaoules. Thirty-two covers were set with guests including Boston Mayor Hart and Brig. Gen. James Lowell Carter.
Saturday proved a big day for registration as 164 names were added, bringing total registrants to 957 since registration began. Sessions are scheduled Monday and Tuesday 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 pm, and Wednesday 12 to 10 pm when registration closes. wards tallied show 134 in Ward 1, 149 in Ward 2, 100 in Ward 3, 87 in Ward 4, 98 in Ward 5, 89 in Ward 6, 112 in Ward 7, 109 in Ward 8, and 79 in Ward 9.
A young boy named Brennan was slightly injured on Market Street near Dutton Saturday afternoon as the fire department responded to box 33. A crowd watched fire wagons go up Dutton Street. Brennan was playing on the sidewalk, knocked to the ground but later found to have no serious injuries.
The Mass basketball league was organized yesterday in Worcester with Pawtucketville A C and the Burkes admitted. Other teams include Lyceum and Father Mathew of Worcester Marlboro Millbury and Webster. An eighth club may join while Fitchburg and Milford were dropped for business reasons.
The State conference of the D A R will be held tomorrow at the Highland club-house by invitation of the Molly Varnum chapter. It will draw representatives from 46 chapters with morning exercises for D A R members and public afternoon events from 2 30. Regent Mrs Henry M Thompson announced a letter from the wife of ex Governor Wolcott, an honorary State regent, expressing regret at not attending. The article notes the up-to-date bolero resembles a double chin.
Golf legend Vardon will visit Tyngs Island's Vesper Country Club on the 24th and 25th of the month for practice and a 36 hole match against club pro John H. Harland. The course features open fairways with no bunkers, testing distance judgment.
Beachmont Athletic club crushes Westford academy 55 to 0 on Graniteville turf. Brennan suffers a broken nose in the first half as Beachmonts’ offense shines with Drewett, York, Haley and Nelson leading scorers. Final two 20 minute halves.
Belvidere Duck-Pin team defeated the Atlantics by 41 pins at Les Miserables alleys on Saturday in a well played bowling match. The score details follow the opening line.
A. G. Pollard & Co offers their annual consignment of horse blankets with prices cut from prior years. Square blankets 59 cents, 6 lb street blankets 98 cents, larger street blankets 2.98 to 5.00, as low as 1.49 for 2.50 to 3.00 value blankets. Stable blankets with surcingles 98 cents to 1.50. Basement location.
A successful whippet race at Glen Forest on Saturday afternoon drew many Lowell dogs. Abbott's Ring Tail of Thornton won the final heat, with Nelson of Lowell owned by R. L. Lee finishing second and Bamber's Mascot of the local city placing third.
Begs to announce that he has returned from Europe where he studied daily all summer with Giovanni Sbriglia, the great Paris teacher. Mr Prescott resumes lessons and may be found Wednesdays and Saturdays at his studio in Central block. P.O. address 153 Tremont Street Boston.
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