Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Lowell Daily Courier in Lowell, Massachusetts

We have 4,454,244 pages in Massachusetts

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1898

Page

6

Street Committee Votes to Pave Mammoth Road

Street committee met in city hall to decide paving Mammoth Road from Fourth to Eighth Avenue at a cost of 12500 dollars. Other measures include sidewalk petitions on Eleventh Lane Gibson streets and repairs on Varnum Avenue and White Street.

Committee On Streets City Hall Aiken Avenue Wilard Street Eleventh Street South Streets Lincoln and Hate Streets Smith Street Lane Street Sibson Street Clare Street Varnum Avenue White Street Fourth Avenue West Meadow Road Pierce Derby Wigsin Mammoth Road Fourth Eighth Avenue Parker Street Peirce Willard Street John E. Gibson M. Corbett Kennedy Howe Lincoln Hale Branch Gibson Street Lowell General Hospital Beaulieu Cheney Chadwick Wiggin Bosca

Mountain Rock Outing Leads to New Lawsuit

Daniel J. Donahue, for Thomas Golden, sues the Mountain Rock outing committee for 385.65 the caterer billed. The ex‑council members Howe Cosgrove Dana Leighton O’Hare face actions as hearings are set, with notices served and injunctions still in effect.

Mountain Rock Daniel J. Donahue Thomas Golden Howe and Cosgrove Dana Leighton O'Hare Messrs Howe O’hare Quo Gerault

Chesapeake and Ohio rail line praised for scenery and coal wealth

The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad is presented as a delightful western route from Washington to Louisville, winding through Virginia and West Virginia mountain scenery. The piece notes extensive construction costs, tunnels, bridges, and deep cuts, with coal fields and coke ovens fueling industry, and commends persistent management.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad New England Washington, D. C Louisville America Jackson Greenbriar New Virginia West Virginia Mount Mine

Clever Swindle At Florist Leaves Palm Plants Gone

A man visited Shepard the florist on a Saturday asking to decorate C K Russell's Mount Vernon street house with palms ferns and rubber plants for an evening party. He then left plants on the lawn and later drove off with them selling them cheaply. Police were notified and a description given. The plants valued around $50 were disposed of quickly by the swindler.

Shepard C. K. Russell

High School Eleven Prepares for Wakefield Clash

The high school eleven plans to play Wakefield at the Fair grounds next Wednesday. They have yet to win a game this year but have two 0-0 ties. The team intends to show great spirit, seek a win, and aim to post a strong score to honor their school.

Wakefield High School Fair Grounds

A Lawrence Instructor Joins Local Textile School

M W McCarthy a pioneer Lawrence resident joins Low ell textile school as instructor after a long career as overseer at Pemberton mills Globe mills Utica Lewiston Gonic Billerica and other manufactories. He resigned a Rhode Island mill post to accept the teaching role and townspeople honor him with tokens of esteem. The McCarthy family will likely stay on Lexington street.

Lowell M. W. McCarthy Lawrence Pemberton Mills McCarthy Globe Mills Utica N. Y Lewiston Mills Gonic Billerica Rhode Island Lexington Street Lawrence American

Lowell Lawrence Haverhill Street Railway Directors Elected

The stockholders elected directors Alexander B. Bruce G H Campbell William Endicott Temple R Fay Alfred A Glesser Francis R Hart Arthur R Robertson Edward E Webster and Harry K White. Officers chosen include President G H Campbell Vice President Alfred A Glasier and Treasurer G E Tripp. Year ending Sept 30 1898 shows gross 455145 expenses 274166 net 181379 charges 91140 balance 90239 dividends 60000 surplus 30239.

Change of Hour for Lowell Volunteer Aid Meeting

The weekly Lowell Volunteer Aid association meeting moves to 9 a.m. on Wednesday October 26th. All members are urged to attend in full as important business will be discussed.

Lowell Volunteer Aid Association

Ely's Cream Balm Advertises Quick Cold Relief

A reader testimonials the Balm cure for catarrh and stubborn head colds. Alfred W. Stevens of Caldwell Ohio and Fred Fries of 282 Hart St Brooklyn praise its charm and efficacy. A 10 cent trial size of the 50 cent bottle is mailed on request, with Kept by druggists, Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St New York.

Ely Alfred W. Stevens Caldwell Ohio Fred’k Fries Hart St Brooklyn N.Y Ely Brothers Warren St

Engraving Services Offer Low Estimates and Quality

The Courier Citizen company announces low estimates on all engraving work and a guarantee that work equals the best in New York and Boston. View all latest styles for personal and calling cards note heads monograms and letterheads at the office. Promptness guaranteed.

Cccurier-Citizen Company New York Boston

The Guns for Cuba Filibuster Sea Story Lineup

An exciting sea tale of a filibuster expedition to Cuba amid war as part of a poetry and fiction feature. The paper lists eight authors including Rodrigues Ottolengus Clarice Irene Clinghan George Griffith Robert Barr Harriet Prescott Spofford Bret Harte and Charles W. Harwood.

Councilman Smith Denies Junket Motive for Soldier Welcome

Councilman James Smith defended his reception committee for returned soldiers and sailors, saying no money was requested and any junket would have originated with the aldermen. He cited past city support and noted meetings drew no attendees, while accusing the board of aldermen of proposing a $500 appropriation and prompting criticism.

James Smith Smith Co. M St. Charles Rockingham Richardson Beaulieu Roark Mr. McCluskey Board of Aldermen New York Citizens’ Committee Merrimadxe Corporation

Little Girl Recovers After Pin Lodged In Lungs

The nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sargent of Lowell was treated at Massachusetts General Hospital after inhaling a pin attached to a monkey nut into her bronchial tubes. X rays failed to locate the pin for weeks while she fought pneumonia before coughing up the pin. Doctors believe the pin rested near the bronchial intersection deep in the lungs.

Charles Sargent Massachusetts General Hospital Lowell

First Baptist Sunday School Seeks Larger Quarters

Last Sunday the First Baptist Sunday school drew a large crowd with about 1425 attendees in the primary room and 350 in the main hall, far exceeding available space. Officials report continued overflow and plan for a larger meeting area to accommodate the crowd.

First Baptist Sunday School

Division of Sunday school space at church marked by new vestry use

The church divides the school with the primary department moving to the larger vestry under Mrs. H. T. Ford and kindergarten led by Miss Conant. About 30 classes for older scholars occupy the audience room, improving room per class though not ideal, as crowds fill Sunday services especially evenings. hope for better accommodations soon.

8. T. Ford

Fanny Davenport Estate Worth Reassessed After Death

A 1892 will left Miss Davenport’s husband Melbourne MacDowell at least 30 000 and possibly more with plays manuscripts. Recent examination shows relatives receive about 30 000 in legacies while MacDowell gets about 25 000, the rest tied to uncertain property losses and misvalued assets.

Fanny Davenport Melbourne MacDowell Miss Davenport MacDowell Chicago Canton Duxbury

Record Citrus Year Sets California Orange Crop Benchmark

The 1898 California orange harvest ranks as the largest in state history with 4.7 to 5.4 million boxes shipped and total year shipments near 5.5 million. Fresh fruit will reach major cities year round barring a severe freeze, and profits across the trade are substantial though not limitless. Prices average about $1.50 per box, supporting an eyewatering turnover likely around $8.25 million plus freight costs nearing $13 million overall.

California Pacific Coast San Francisco

Demolition of the Washington Boulder in New Hampshire

The Washington boulder near North Conway, a famed glacial relic long valued by geologists, is being demolished by landowner Mr. Broughton to make room for cellars to serve nearby houses. The split stone will become building material, and observers lament the loss of a notable geological and historical landmark.

White Mountains Washington North Conway Conway Corners Broughton New Hampshire Hartford Courant

Cough Balcum Promoted By Local Druggists Ad

A quaint ad notes a 25 cent Carter's Cough Balcum cure as the quick remedy for a bad cough and cold. Carter & Sherburne, low priced druggists, Merrimack at Bridge Street, are promoting the product as a popular option.

Carter Carter & Sherburne Merrimack Corner Bridge Street

Good Cookery and Desserts in a Vintage Kitchen Card

A compact food column lists recipes and instructions for stewed figs with cream, Scotch short bread, coffee preparation, potted meat, four fruit pudding, and cheap mincemeat. It provides quantities, steps, and serving notes suitable for home cooks. The tone reflects period domestic guidance with precise measures and methods.

Giant parasitic flower ranks with largest blooms

The Providence Journal notes the Rafflesia Arnoldii as a colossal parasitic bloom weighing about fifteen pounds and over a yard across. It has no stem or leaves, relies on a host vine, and blooms briefly. Insect pollination aids its rare life cycle observed by early explorers and later botanic gardens.

Stamford Raffles Benedeen Sumatra Raffles Arnold Robert Brown Raffiesia Arnoldi Amazons Trinidad Providence Journal

Preserved Fruit Dumplings With Cream

Preserved peaches plums quinces or cherries are used with a light crust. Roll a small piece to moderate thickness fill with preserves tie each in a floured dumpling cloth and boil in hot water for half an hour. Remove cloth and serve hot with cream.

Three Doctors in Consultation from Franklin Advice

In a concise parable, Benjamin Franklin cites Dr Inclination Dr Experience and Dr Reason to recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a bad cold, praising its pleasant safe use, reliable speedy cure, and scientific basis. Sold by Ellingwood & Co. at Merrimack Central and Middlesex Central corners.

Benjamin Franklin Inclination Experience Reason Chamberlain Ellingwood & Co Merrimack Central Middlesex Central Streets

Canned Pineapple and Pickled Apples Instructions

Step by step home canning directions detail preparing pineapple by trimming, removing eyes, choosing chop grate or shred methods, then weighing sugar per fruit and boiling in a preserving kettle before canning. Pickled apples use vinegar, brown sugar and spices to make a syrup, then simmer halved apples until soft yet intact.

Notice of Probate Hearing for Jane M Perr Estate

NS MIDDLESEX 85 PROBATE COURT To heirs next of kin creditors and all interested in the estate of Jane M Perr late of Lowell Middlesex deceased intestate petition seeks letter of administration to Samuel J Lovuien of Lowell without bond cite to appear Cambridge Middlesex on November 1 1968 at 9 00 am to show cause why not grant publication for three weeks in Lowell Daily Courier witness Charles J McIntine Esquire of the court October 17 1890 Bush

Middlesex Jane M Perr Lowell Samuel J. Lovuuien Cambridge Lowell Detly, Courier Charles J. McIntine Esquire Bush

Apple Jelly From Apple Juice Recipe

Peel and core the apples, cover with water and cook until tender then strain through a cloth without squeezing. To the juice add an equal quantity of sugar and boil fifteen minutes. It is best to heat the sugar before adding it to the juice.

Wafers and Newport Cakes in a Worcester ad card

A compact advertisement promotes basic wafer and Newport cake recipes using flour lard or butter and milk with sugar and cream of tartar. It adverts the New Era Cooking School in Worcester Mass teaching natural foods and offering a free Vital Question booklet with 250 recipes, requesting readers mention Good Cookery.

Newport New Era Cooking School Worcester Mass

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry Clays Lexington Clay National Capital Nebraska Chesapeake and Ohio Rumford Mountain Rock Junket Donahue How Shepard High School Wakefield Cuba Cutcliffe Hyne Councilman Smith Gookin Bros Lowell, Mass Po Hae Qomsonwealth Massachusetts Folsom The Courier A. L. Brooks W. T. Griffin Appleton Street Meadowcroft Street Taylor Rooting Co Humphrey Street NEES Windiams’ Mep Schenectad Sassy Scupseueseckesep J. T. Rhodes & Sons Arthur Rhodes Martimack Street Courier-Citizen Sewall G. Mack Jacob Rogers Same E. Raymond Levi Sprague Alexander G.cumnock George S. Motley Edward M. Tucke James Francis Gourier-Citizen Co Middle Street Are Morrianack Streek
Search Courier

Search the Lowell Daily Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Lowell Daily Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication