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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1898

Page

5

Sixy days furlough for Sixth Massachusetts regiment

Washington dispatches reveal Secretary Alger’s cable directing Major General Brooke to ship the Sixth Massachusetts volunteers from Porto Rico to Boston within days. Adjutant General Corbin says a 60 day furlough awaits the regiment upon arrival, with Christmas uncertain muster out and possible peace treaty timing.

Washington, D. C Alger Brooke United States Porto Rico Massachusetts Voluntar Boston Bird Massachusetts Adjt Corbin

Start Delay Mistaken as Sixth Massachusetts Sailed

Washington dispatch misread by war department officials suggested the Sixth Massachusetts regiment had sailed from Porto Rico for New York. The error arose from a misinterpreted message about winter clothing left on the Yale. Orders will distribute uniforms at Boston. the Mississippi may bring the Sixth home.

Washington, D. C War Department Massachusetts Porto Rico New York John R. Brooke American Evacuation Commission San Juan United States Yale Sixth Brooke Sixth Massachusetts Boston Mississippi Masachusetts Manitoba

Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers Mustering Out After Furloughs

Boston Oct 16 Maj Quinton recruiting officer at 35 Kneeland street receives notice from Asst Adjt Gen Ward that the men of the 9th Massachusetts volunteers will be mustered out when furloughs end. Seven companies to be discharged in Boston with one in Lawrence Lowell Clinton Worcester and Wna Maj Quinton to coordinate with state mustering officer Lieut Col Weaver to arrange details Lieut Schenck to assist in muster work War department urges veterans to join regulars to count prior service toward new term.

Boston Quinton Kneeland Street Ward 9Th Massachusetts Volunteers Lawrence Lowell Clinton Worcester Wna Tieut Weaver Schenck Reth OU War Department

Bismarck life outline by Munroe Smith announced

The Reviewers note Macmillan will publish for Columbia University Press a concise life and work of Bismarck by Professor Munroe Smith. The work centers on unification of Germany and his parliamentary politics from 1871 to 1890, with emphasis on the 1878 79 break with Liberals and cease of free trade.

Macmillan Company Columbia University Press Bismarck Munroe Smith Tus Germany

City of Lowel Pay Rolls and Public Works Totals

Public payrolls for health department and school operations show $906.42 totals for Oct 9 1897 and Oct 8 1898. Public buildings and schoolhouses maintenance, janitors, and street sewer work add to overall expenses. Sewer department and street maintenance totals reach $4,278.29 with Beech Street extension and widening projects noted.

Wee Beech Street Andover

Harvest Concert at St Pauls M E Church Sunday School

The Harvest Concert of St Pauls M E Church Sunday school classes drew a good attendance in the church auditorium last evening. Under William D Brown the program featured a girls choir newly formed, organ voluntary, recitations by Ethel Lincoln and Florence Holgate, sung selections, a dialogue on sowers and reapers, and a benediction by Rev Staples. A collection was taken to cover Sunday school expenses with a good sum realized.

St. Paul's M. E William D. Brown Staples Ethel Lincoln Bertha Cleworth Florence Holgate Mr. Staples Centralville M. E Mr. Bowler School of Bowler

Sermon on The Nursery Sparks Home Child Culture

Rev S T Ford argues for child training over neglect, urging home focus to rival state efforts. He dramatizes a will bequeathing bad legacies to children and calls for wisdom from the Great Teacher. John Street, Kirk Street, and Worthen Street churches report harvest and missionary notes.

Harry de Forest Smith England Earl Barnes Lillian A. North Hon. John Monteith Wordsworth F. W. Osborn Frances Alice Keller John Knox Milton S. Kistler S. T. Ford

Workingmen's Club Opens New Meeting Place Tonight

The Workingmen's Labor club hosts its first meeting in room 34 Hildreth building this evening. Delegates to the Central Trades Council, many long active in labor, endorsed Republican Congress candidate W. S. Knox. Former Democrats among them support Knox for labor favored legislation. All working men desiring progress invited to attend at 8 o'clock.

Workingmen’s Labor Club Hildreth Central Trades Council Congress W. S. Knox Mr. Knox Legislative Committee The

Lowell General Hospital Receives $17.50 Donation

Lowell General Hospital acknowledges receipt of $17.50 from the U S Bunting Cricket Club as its share of proceeds from a recent game.

Lowell General Hospital U. S

Financial securities and railroad bonds listed in auction

Bright, Sears & Co auction sales catalog lists numerous financial instruments including banks, railroads, mills, and utility bonds. Entries mention Detroit Grand Rapids & Western, Quincy Railroad, National Tube Works, Boston belting, Naumkeag Steam Cotton, Middlesex banking, and various city and provincial bonds with amounts and percentages, reflecting a broad regional financial auction.

Shoe & Leather National Bank Blue Hill National Bank Milton INE Railroad Co Mt Washington Am Bell Telco Quincy RR Bridge Co Quincy RR Briange Co Hartford Coun National Tube Works Co Swix CO Cenee If State St Exchange Londonderry Lithia Water Co el Ulum Co Boston kastabrook-Anderson Shoe Co Suffolk National Bank National Bank of Commerce National Hide & Leather Bank National Bank of the Boston Athenaeum Waltham Waten Co U & Government Quebec Dgen Utah Soop Coop B Chic Chic Bar & QR Northern Pac Fremont Elxtiorn & Ais Val Ustampeed Ceecer Ae Engmort Security Co SMO Swift Erie Tel & Seleco Wlsg—louy Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain R&r Bond Swift Ogdensburg & Lake Chaplain Lyust Tecel Mort

American protection spurs vast export expansion

Postmaster General Smith at Topeka argues that protective policy expands American trade and industrial power. He cites 1898 exports exceeding 1.23 billion dollars, with imports far below, and asserts the U.S. now dominates world markets through manufactured output and naval strength.

Globe England France Germany Smith Topeka Kan

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