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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1903
Page
8
A rambling house with wide front porch and colonial staircase is described as comfortable and attractive. Features include a through hall, parlor, library, open fireplace, dining room in the ell, pantry, kitchen, possible back stairs, and optional sun parlor. Size and cost details indicate variations, with finishes in whitewood and pine, a full cellar, hot air heat, and 84 by 65 feet overall.
Several transfer entries from Lowell Billerica Dracut and surrounding towns list land and buildings exchanged for nominal sums. Notable parcels include Corbet street Robbins street and East Merrimack street in Lowell and Silver Lake in Wilmington with prices shown as $1. Highlights include transfers by Samuel Tice William Bent John Walter Richardson and Jacob Wilbur among others.
Lowell real estate and industry news report Bigelow Carpet Co plans a new modern steel mill with six stories and a private elevator, extending from Central to Prescott Street. J L Chalifoux buys Anderson property and Merrimack square parcels. Harrington and Hedrick prepare the project with Dartmouth trustees discussing related sales.
Seventy two cadets faced a board led by Captain Colby T. Kittredge Captain Philip McNulty and Lieutenant George E Worthen for drills and an oral test. From thirty seven high scorers a list of names includes Anderson Bartlett Boileau Bull Burnham Chadwick Chandler Church Coffin Coburn N Conklin Connolly Donovan Drury Dumas Filteau Gilbride Gleason Greene Harvey Hemman Hobson Howland Huntress Kimball Lane Moffatt Mahoney Ober Pyne Runels Steeves Scribner Stewart H Waring F Walsh Whitcomb.
In Ottawa in the House of Commons M Bourassa argued for the American position on the Alaska boundary award and backed Lord Alverstone on the coastal strip but opposed him on the Portland Channel islands. He urged that all islands should belong to one side, either the United States or Great Britain.
Paris reports the French government will place a special train at the disposal of United States Consul Skinner of Marseille who plans a visit to King Menelik, running from Jibatil to Harar in Abyssinia. Foley's Kidney Cure is sold at Goodale's drug store and nearby outlets in Ellingwood and Carter streets.
In this city the Rome of the advertising section stands out within the classified columns of the newspaper. The familiar world of listings, notices, and notices hints at stories and opportunities among Rome’s pages.
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