Lowell Daily Courier notice of publication details
The Lowell Daily Courier explains its status as the oldest daily in Middlesex County, dating to 1820 with daily publication since 1345 except Sundays and holidays. It notes delivery by carrier in Lowell at 12 cents a week or 50 cents a month from the Courier-Citizen Building on Merrimack Street.
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Middlesex County
Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Lowell
Courier-Citizen Company
No Two Cent Newspaper in Lowell Has Largest Circulation
The Courier claims top standing among Lowell newspapers with the largest daily circulation. Its circulation books remain open to readers, inviting public inspection of the records.
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Ell
The
Courier
Boston and Maine Train Schedule Lowell to Boston Corridor
Historical timetable notes trains between Lowell and Boston via Middlesex Street and Boston. Includes departure and arrival times, Sunday service, operations via Bedford and Western Division, with ticket office closed for certain trains and restricted midweek operation on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Middlesex Street
Boston
Bedford
Western Division
Death and career of John Sherman marked in 1900 paper
The Lowell Daily Courier comments on John Sherman’s long public career and impact on American politics. It notes his start with the Republican party, calls him a construction statesman, and reflects on his influence in finance while acknowledging his declining years. The piece also mentions Bryan's political stance, southern disfranchisement debates, and a German British pact on China as contrasting issues of the era.
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John Sherman
United States
Sherman
Congress
Republican Party
Hale
Julian
Fremont
Dayton
Lincoln
Hamlin
Tecumseh
Vision for a Socialist School by Prof Herron
A speaker describes a planned school of socialism at Gulf Lake as a hub for practical social economics. It would attract top instructors from two continents to educate reform-minded students, clergy, and thinkers, aiming to replace the current order with a higher system while cautioning that progress remains to be proven.
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Herren
Gulf Lake
Michigan
England
Herron
Prof. Herron
Financial legislation sparks debate on currency and rates
The piece argues that high demand for money driven by cotton crops and livestock prices keeps rates relatively high yet accessible. It praises new financial law expanding national bank circulation, notes large bond issuance and secure notes, and criticizes Democratic attacks led by Bryan and Schurz while defending Republican adoption and a Bryan presidency.
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Bryan
Carl Schurz
Boutwell
Richard Olney
Congress
Schurz
Quotations and reflections on education politics and justice
A compilation of brief editorial quotes from multiple papers. Topics include Boston education status, New Jersey Presbyterian Synod on the canteen law, a critique of expedited murder trial in Kentucky, praise for Charles Dudley Warner, and election forecast opinions.
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New Jersey Presbyterian Synod
Boston
Middlesex Safe Deposit and Trust Co Merrimack Cor Palmer St
The Middlesex Safe Deposit and Trust Company notes its Merrimack address at the corner of Palmer Street, signaling a local banking presence and premises details.
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Middlesex Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Merrimack, Cor
Palmer ST
Raspberries in Lowell and a youthful street procession
A Lowell resident sends fresh raspberries from her garden. A whimsical children’s torchlight procession in business streets ends with a police intervention. Nebraska presidential vote figures for 1896 are noted, McKinley ahead. Welsbach street lighting expands, transferring workers to the company. An evening school visit shows strong discipline and growing interest. Local recollections of Phil Tucker and Marblehead yachting culture recalled. Centralville street reports a bicyclist conflict over sidewalk use and police response.
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Maine
Lowell
Centralville
Parakarapoulos Lessard Wed In St. Joseph Chapel
In the chapel of St Joseph residence yesterday morning at 7 o'clock Christos Parakarapoulos and Lucile Lessard were united in wedlock with Rev Fr Gaynor officiating. Witnesses were Vital Lessard and George Skarmoutsos. Later Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Jean A Lavigne and Mani Marin were married by Rev Fr Diss OMI with witnesses Charles Dion and Napoleon Marin.
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St. Joseph's
Christos Parakarapoulos
Lucile Lessard
Gaynor
Vital Lessard
George Skarmoutsos
Jean A. Lavigne
Mani Marin
Diss
Charles Dion
Napoleon Marin
Fahey and Boyle Tie The Knot In Parsonage Ceremony
Mr James Fahey and Miss Annie Boyle were married by Reverend A E Wilson at the parsonage on October 20 in a small ceremony attended by family and close friends.
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James Fahey
Annie Boyle
A. E. Wilson
Gilbert Landry marriage at Bridge Street home
William Gilbert and Sarah Landry wed at the bride’s Bridge Street home on October 18 in a ceremony conducted by Rev. A. E. Wilson.
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William Gilbert
Sarah Landry
Bridge Street
A. E. Wilson
Social notes of local visitors and travels
Mr and Mrs N F Cole of San Francisco California visit Middlesex street with Mr and Mrs F J Boynton. Miss Amy Baker returns to New York after a summer in the city. Fred F Beane of the Quo Vadis company rests at his father Sylvester Beane 120 Methuen street. Mr and Mrs C G Rowell of Franklin New Hampshire stay a few days with Mrs Rowell's parent Alyara. Rev R A Greene of Grace Universalist church goes to Vermont for the funeral of his sister Mrs Kn J Neonan who died in Knoxville Tennessee last Friday.
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N. F. Cole
San Francisco
Cal
F. J. Boynton
Middlesex Street
Amy Baker
New York
Fred F. Beane
The
Quo Vadis” Company
Sylvester Bean
Methuen Street
C. G. Rowell
Franklin, N. H
R. A. Greene
Grace Universalist Church
Vermont
Kn J. Neonan
Knoxville
Tennessee
Rose Leslie
Eva Leslie
Evelyn Ardley
Norman
Charles Kenna
Kimerson
Omega
Mr. Emerson
Miss Omega
Georgia Cunningham
Loth
Hanson & Drew
Fred V. Bowers
Sharp
Garrison Girl Stars Thrill Lowell Opera House Crowd
Frankie Carpenter and Jere Grady headline The Garrison Girl at the Opera House drawing a standing room crowd. The new American drama by Harkins and Barbour features strong roles, music, and notable performances by Carpenter, Mack, Sylvester, and a lively supporting cast. The Katzenjammer Kids propose another bill with Blendells and Emerson delivering novelty acts and songs amid varied acts and scenic polish.
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Frankie Carpenter
Jere Grady
Opera House
Miss Carpenter
Lowell
Messrs. Harkins
Barbour
Carpenter
Bert Kimball
Frank Condon
O'Hare
Jessie
Il ‘Trovatore
Poverty Corners
India
J Merrill and Son's Bookstore at 24 Central Street
The notice cites the first class book and stationery store J Merrill and Sons at 24 Central Street by order.
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Central Street
J. Merrill & Son’s
Pleasing concert at Eliot Congregational church Oct 24
A Wednesday evening program at Eliot Congregational church features a song recital under Mrs Jeannie L Sherbushe and a comedy act led by Miss Alice L Livingston ensuring a successful event.
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Eliot Congregational Church
Jeannie L. Sherbushe
Alice L. Livingston
Women’s Branch of People’s Club opens season 1900
The notice promotes the Women’s Branch of the People’s Club in Lowell for 1900 with classes in dress making plain sewing millinery and fancy work plus potential physical culture and cooking. Details cover schedules prices rooms Swan’s Block hours 7 to 9 and welcome for women and girls. It also lists a separate business filing for Fred N Burnham bottling milk with specific can and bottle markings and Registered notices dated September 29, 1909.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Lowell
Massachusetts
Otis Byam
Mass
Internal Revenue
Swan’s Block
Boston
the Commonwealth of Massapasi
City of
Fred N. Burnham
F. N. Bursham
I. N. Burnham
Ik. N. Burnham
F.N. B
F. N. Burnham
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Lowell Daily Courier
Boston and Maine Railroad
TION
Mr. Croker
China
McKinley
Youtsey
Gov. Goebel
Kentucky
Haverhill Gazette
Charles Dudley Warner
Charles Lamb
New Bedford Standard
Manchester Union
Safe Deposit Vault
Nebraska
Phil Tucker
Philip B. Tucker
Marblehead
Lavigne-Marin
Fahey-Boyle
Gilbert-Landry
Music Hall
Katzenjammer Kids
Blondell & Fennessy Comedy Company
Edward
Libbie Blendell
Savoy Theatre
Philadelphia
Eac
Putnam & Son
Sheriff Sale
Edward W. Clark
Highland
Stevens ST
Westford
G. B. Coburn & CO
Market Street
People's Club
Prp. R. Burtt, Florist
Cor
Merrimack
Rozelle
D. D
American School of Ostedpathy
Kirksville
Snyder Bros
con _ Dent
Merrimack Streer
Dwinell-Wricht Co.’S
New York Cloak & Suit Co
John Street
Oxford
Capes
Bowler Bros. (Limited
Bowler Bros. Orcester
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Worcester
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