Oldest and best ally paper in Middlesex County
Oldest and best ally paper in Middlesex county established in 1826 and daily in 184. Published every day except Sundays and holidays at Courier-Citizen Building Merrimack Street Lowell. Delivered by carrier at 12 cents a week 50 cents a monthCOUNIER-CITIZEN COMPANY. No two cent newspaper in Lowell has larger or more influential circulation. Each day adds to its list. Circulation books open to all.
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Courier-Citizen
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Chantas J. Moentine
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Trains Between Lowell and Boston Mentioned
Local transit note lists Bussion and Main line trains operating between Lowell and Boston calling at Middlesex Street Station.
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Lowell
Boston
Anarchists, elections, and a Paris statue critique
In October 1898 the Lowell Daily Courier quotes on politics, the Anarchist threat to governments, and a Sunday Herald critique of Elwell's statue Egypt Awakening. It notes Roosevelt and Quay machine politics, cotton prices effects on planters and manufacturers, plus a skeptical description of the Paris sculpture's depiction of Egypt’s races and attire.
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Sunday Herald
Col. Roosevelt
Quay Machine
Pennsylvania
Platt Machine
New York
Critique of a Classical Style Statue in a Contemporary Cut
The piece questions whether the statue is truly classical or modern. It notes claims of Greek influence and realism, mentions an awakening gesture, and says the sculpture appears powerful only with viewer sympathy. It suggests a lap robe would improve the pictured statue composed of three races.
The New Fiscal Policy of the United States
Mr. Worthington C Ford argues in Harper that protective duties curb imports and force excise taxes, praising protectionist results while noting revenue declines. He cites iron and steel, wool, and leather sectors, showing export growth and reduced imports, contending the policy is old Republican practice with fresh fruition under current leadership.
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Worthington C. Ford
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
United States
Ford
Treasury
America
Congress
Scarlet fever cases disrupt North Chelmsford high school
In North Chelmsford at the high school Monday morning three scarlet fever cases were reported to teachers. One room was too cold to use and five teachers could care for the pupils, with others sent home. Dracut grange held an open night Monday with Calvin Richardson as master of ceremonies and performances by Isabelle Farley Josie Morgan the Hutchinsons Mae Donnelly and Warren Hombiet.
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North Chelmsford
Dracut
Dracut Grange
Calvin Richardson
Isabelle Farley
Josie Morgan
Hutchinson
Mae Donnelly
Warren Hombiet
Movement to keep Lowell stores open one Saturday a week
A Lowell movement proposes closing all stores except Saturday at 6:30 PM to ease clerks and public, with benefits to merchants and shoppers. The idea follows current Tuesday and Saturday late hours, arguing a single shopping evening would establish a lasting local custom.
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Lowell
Lawrence
Cumberland '61 at Opera House Delights Beneath Flames and Feud
The Cumberland audience praised the four act romantic drama Cumberland ’61 by Fyles under Augustus Pitou with Madeline Merli and Leslie Matthews delivering strong performances. The fourth act bridge fire scene drew praise for realism, while supporting acts from Melbourne MacDowell company and Antony and Cleopatra were noted as upcoming attractions. Also reviewed were Al Reeves' Burlesque Company at Music Hall with a large, varied cast and a mix of vaudeville sketches and musical numbers including the King Sisters and patriotic fare.
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Opera House
Cumberland
Franklin Fyles
Augustus Pitou
Burning Bridge
Ainsleys
Craines
Miss Mdeline Merli
Miss Ainsley
Mounisieer
Leslie Matthews
Lick Hansett
West Point
S. K. Chester
Benner Ainsley
Augustus Haiback
Gordon Craine
Alice Ainsley
Grace F. Wolvin
Mrs. Victor
C. Blanche Rice
Pink
St. V. Ferguson
John Lenox
Portland
Melbourne MacDowell Company
Antony and
Cleopatra
Fanny Davenport
Antony and Cleopatra
Melbourne MacDowell
Blanche Walsh
Lowell Opera House
Sardou
Alexandria
Antony
Octavius Caesar
Mark Antony
al Reeves
Harry Emerson
Stubb
Emerson
Omeaga
Ben Hunn
Lakeview
Messrs
Gfoore
Letlie
Baker
de Lyons
Billy Wilson
King Sisters
Dixie
Steve Mitchell
John Jess
Mattie
Ethel Cope
John B. Barton
Anna Ashley
The
Pacific
Dole
Alies Thomason
Jullsweed
Lowell
Iewice
Fann
Special Grey Enamel Ware Sale At Low Price
A. G. Pollard & Co announces a special sale of grey enamel ware with factory seconds at 29 cents each. Items include 10 to 16 quart preserving kettles and various pots, pans, baths, pails, and kettles, all typically worth 50 cents or more. Sale tomorrow. pick up bargain dishes and kitchenware.
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A. G. Pollard & Co
To Let Rooms and Houses For Rent on Broadway Area
Multiple 3 to 9 room dwellings listed for rent with prices from 6 to 16 dollars. Locations include Broadway near Northern depot Marshall street Belvidere Centralville Queen street Hildreth street 18th street and Central street. Apply to T. H. Elliott at 64 Central street.
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Broadway
Marshall Street
Belvidere
Centralville
Queen Street
Hildreth Street
18Th Street
Central Street
T. H. Elliott
School
Liberty Streets
Osgood Street
Geo
Princeton Street
Steike
Geo. B. Coburn
Merrimacs Street
Em Ols
Buttery Burlesques Touring With New Vaudeville Act
Days commence Thursday October 20 with a Saturday matinee. The Butterfly Burlesques promise clean vaudeville and burlesque, with everything new and bright, no vulgarity.
Formation of a cyclone by a popular science description
The article explains cyclone formation with a tub and water analogy, detailing how heat makes air rise, a vacuum forms, and air swirls into a destructive cyclone. It notes cyclones travel from the tropics toward the poles, threaten ships and land, and may strike the Atlantic coast or Europe, with occasional near misses.
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Tropics
Pole
Atlantic
Europe
St. Nicholas
Masterpiece Mix Up At The Bookseller
A humorous exchange at a bookseller features a nervous customer misnaming Victor Hugo and a clerk correcting her with a laugh. Another scene shows editor Philip Brown challenging Marmaduke von Delicatessen as he insists he sells words by space only.
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Victor Hugo
Norwich Argus
Philip Brown
Marmaduke von Delicatessen
Philip
Detroit Journal
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