September Sun Rises and Day Length Details
The notice lists September daylight data with sunrise at 5.12 and sunset at 6.13, plus moon set at 7.06 p m. and related timing. It presents a concise weather or astronomical reference for observers.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
10
Local Advertisements and Educational Notes
The column lists shops and services including A. L. Kittredge Co 208 Central Street offering correct styles in cloths and tailoring by Glexander at Central Street. Stratton Handley 14 Hildreth Building provides musical instruments and lessons. Burdock Blood Bitters touted for indigestion and stomach health. The Babbitt Co advertises eyeglasses at 28 Dutton Street. Mrs Garland and Miss Lillian Hard in O'Donnell Gilbride building report on New York millinery inspection trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt Co
Opticians
Dutton Street
Garland
S. P. Chase
Lillian Hard
O'Donnell & Gilbride
New York
Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Moves
Mrs. Augusta Spalding of Tyler street will visit Mrs. George S Richardson of York Harbor Me. John Perry Jr of the Central Savings Bank will spend two weeks among the White Mountains. Mr and Mrs Frank J Hartson of Chelmsford street left Thursday for a three weeks jaunt at Kingman and Bangor Maine. Miss Emma P Kimball has returned from a summer vacation at Old Orchard Mo. Arthur W Staples has accepted a civil engineering post with the New York Central railroad. James E Donnelly the baritone soloist and Mozart quartet member is rehearsing The Chaperones in New York for a road tour. He was with the group late last season. Mrs George W A Butters of Fernald street returned Saturday from six weeks vacation in the Green Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Spalding
Tyler Street
George S’. Richardson
York Harbor
John Perry Jr
Central Savings Bank
White Mountains
Frank J. Hartson
Chelmsford Street
Kingman
Bangor
Maine
Emma P. Kimball
Old Orchard
Arthur W. Staples
New York Central Railroad
James E. Donnelly
Mozart Quartette
Chaperones’ Company
New York
Donnelly
George W. A. Butters
Fernald Street
Green’ Mountains
Massachusetts Fatalities and Accidents Reported in Brockton Boston
In Brockton 45 year old Chester R. Smith died after being struck by an electric car when he stepped on the track Friday evening. A separate Boston case sees Mrs Helen Harris charged with stabbing her husband in the neck. bail set at 2000 and postponed to September. Dorchester widow Mrs Harriet N Bailey suffered a serious injury after falling from her bed Friday and fracturing her left lip. police later found her at the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester R. Smith
Brockton
Smith
Helen Harris
South End
Boston
Harriet N. Bailey
Dorchester
Friday
Mrs. Bailey
Pomona Picnic Opens With Forests Debate and Fun
At Crosby's grove Tewksbury Centre the Middlesex North Pomona Orange picnic drew crowds despite cold. Speakers urged Massachusetts state ownership to protect forests and water. The afternoon featured a comedy sketch by Dorcas Temple and a pine-needle dance with boys events and prizewinners in shot put, hammer throw, dash and tug-of-war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex North Pomona Orange
Crosby's Grove
Tewksbury Centre
Granges
Evans
George E. Crosby
J. H. Yeoman
Pomona Grange
Crosby
F. A. Patch
Littleton
Massachusetts
Dorcas Temple
Rathbone Sisters
Lowell
M. E. Garland
J. H. Breton
A. S. Maynard
H. Burton
George Dewey
O. P. Romain Helen Gould
W. H. Gilman
Samantha Allen
Clarence Clark
E. Holton
G. W. Trail
Louis Farmer
Hop
J. C. Trull
Winnie Farmer
Amelia Smith
Lewis Farmer
Alice Gowing
Capt. Trull
May Fiske stars in A Soldier's Sweetheart at Theatres
May Fiske company presented A Soldier's Sweetheart last night with a strong cast led by Miss Fiske Edwin Trevor George Rexford and others. The program included Boulden and Quinn new vaudeville acts Kriskill animal tricks and Bert Kimball's improved moving picture machine. The two remaining performances today feature The Charity Girl and The Gold King followed by Harcourt Comedy at the Opera House starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Fiske
Miss Fiske
Edwin Trevor
George Rexford
Roberts S. Nadine
Herbert Q. Emery
Charles Landis
Boulden and
Quinn
Prof
Kriskill
Emery
Nadine
Bert Kimball
Harcourt Comedy Company
Opera House
Boston Theatre Season Opens With Renovation and New Acts
The Boston theatre opposite city hall begins performances next Monday afternoon and evening, September 8, under the same management. J H Tibbetts has improved the venue with renovations and bright paint. Opening program features Charles and Clara Taylor, Clara Adams, Tom White, a new musical act, and the Boston Bioscope with fresh views. Prices remain five and ten cents. Tibbetts earns praise for Willow Dale Park's summer management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
City Hall
J. H. Tibbetts
Charles
Clara Taylor
Clara Adams
Tom White
Boston
Tibbetts
Willow Dale Park
Canobie Lake Park to Host Hampton Beach Band Concerts
Canobie Lake Park plans two two hour concerts next Sunday featuring the Hampton Beach band. Performances run from 2 30 to 4 30 and 5 30 to 7 30 with a program including works by Sheridan Sabres Wagner Gottschall Gounod Rossini Paderewski and Offenbach among others. The event offers the public a chance to hear人気 music seen at summer groves and beaches this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canobie Lake Park
Hampton Beach
Lake Park
Canobie
Sheridan Sabres
Wagner
Mr. Eastman
de Witt
Stuart
New England
Clarke
Rossini
Varr
Smith
Paderewski
Marion
Ellenberg
Rousing Rally for Senator Sparks at Huntington Hall
A large Lowell political rally cheered Hon. John T. Sparks as Democrats oppose the Bruce ring. Speakers urged ward organization, pledged support for Sparks, and planned nine ward committees to mobilize for the caucuses on Sunday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Sparks
Huntington Hall
Bruce
J. Joseph Hennessy
John J. Mullaney
Mr. Sparks
Lowell
Lawrence Cummings
William A. Hogan
Lawrence
Democrats
Anthony A. Conway
Charles McCarthy
Dracut
Sparks
Edward D. McVey
George Ward
North Fair Firemen Backed By Britton Over Squirt Deal
Veterans of North Fair and Butler Vets clashed over a proposed squirt contest at Middlesex North fair. Fair managers say Rue F. Britton of the Torrents acted fairly while James H. Walker and James Eddy Hill sided with the firemen. The firemen offered 70 admission dollars but demanded tools and a sunk tank, leading to no tub contest and Britton being the sole square actor in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Britton
Torrents
James H. Walker
Butler Vets
James Eddy Hill
Vixens
Middlesex North
Britton
Marcil Desrosiers Weds Miss Laura Provost at St Joseph’s
Marcil Desrosiers and Miss Laura Provost were married Thursday evening in St Joseph's parochial residence on Merrimack street. Rev. Fr. Lewis V. Lewis officiated. Witnesses were A. Trechette and Hettor Rivard. A reception followed at the bride's home with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcil Desrosiers
Laura Provost
St. Joseph's
Merrimack Street
Lewis V. Lewis
A. Trechette
Hettor Rivard
Minstrel Pioneer's Death Marks End of Era at 65
Charles H. Duprez died at Rhode Island Hospital Sunday at 12 30 pm aged 65 following a general collapse with heart failure. A Lowell native and longtime partner of Lew Benedict in Duprez and Benedict minstrel company, he later operated the Washington Tavern and Ferris Wheel at Rocky Point, then a Crescent Park hotel clerk and boat merry go round manager. He spent summers along the shores for a decade before dying unexpectedly. no immediate relatives are listed. James M. Riley, 50, died at St John’s Hospital. Mary Downs, 40, died at Lawrence General Hospital leaving three sisters. Body sent to O Donnell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Globe
Charles H. Duprez
Rhode Island
Duprez
Benedict
Lowell
Mass
Lew Benedict
Dan Bryant
Christy
Mocking Bird’ Greene
Providence
Washington
Rocky Point
Crescent Park
James M. Riley
St. John’s Hospital
O'Donnell
North Chelmsford
Mary Downs
Lawrence General Hospital
Molloy
Miss Agnes Ryan Weds Dr George T ODonnell at St Marys
Miss Agnes Ryan daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ryan of 274 School Street Waltham and Dr George T O'Donnell of North Billerica were married Thursday morning at St Marys Catholic Church by Rev Timothy Brosnahan. The bridemaid was Miss Annie S Ryan, and best man Dr J C O'Donnell. Ushers included Dr B J Dowd Dr Frank Harris and Dr Mahoney of Marlboro. A large reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in North Billerica after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Ryan
Thomas Ryan
School Street
Waltham
George T. O'Donnell
North Billerica
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Timothy Brosnahan
Annie S. Ryan
J. C. O'Donnell
B. J. Dowd
Frank Harris
Mahoney
Marlboro
O'Donnell
Emmets Meet Riversides In Anticipated Amateur Clash
The afternoon game between Emmets and Riversides promises a highly watched contest as both bring many new players to the lineup. A significant amount of money has already been wagered on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riversides
Emmets
John Street Society Meeting Adjourned Again
The adjourned meeting of John Street society was postponed for one week with no business conducted. The open meeting will remain to allow any business to arise before it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street Society
The Dangers of Coffee and a Switch to Postum
The notice warns that caffeine in coffee harms frogs and humans, causing convulsions, heart issues, and disease. It touts Postum Food Coffee as a safe, healthier substitute, promising better digestion, stronger heart and pulse, and restored vigor after a ten day to two week trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falck
Stuhlmann
Brill
Johansen
Leven
Earth
Notable Local Deaths and Births in City Records
In this city on September 5 at the home of her niece Rose McQuade 348 Bridge Street Mrs Catherine Mc Quade longtime resident. At Lawrence General Hospital September 5 Miss Mary Downs aged 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuade
Rose McQuade
Bridge Street
Catherine McQuade
Downs
Lawrence General Hospital
Mary Downs
Coat and Vest Theft Arrest in Worthen Street
Inspectors Aher and Walsh yesterday arrested Peter Carden on Worthen street for larceny of a coat and vest belonging to Joseph Valley. Valley says they slept at a Dutton street house Thursday night and Carden fled in the morning with the clothes. Carden will appear before the police court this morning to answer the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aher and
Walsh
Peter Carden
Worthen Street
Joseph Valley
Valley
Carden
Dutton Street
Oak Park Fair Promises Wide Appeal in Greenfield NH
The Oak Park Fair at Greenfield New Hampshire runs September 10 and 11 with Pan American Midway entertainment and a Carrie Nation lecture on September 10. Special Boston & Maine trains from Nashua Junction to Greenfield on September 9 10 11 and from Keene on September 10 11 facilitate travel with low advertised rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Greenfield
N. H
New Hampshire
Carrie Nation
Boston & Maine Railroad
Nashua Junction
South Lyndboro
Keene
Middle Sex North Fair Set To Impress Next Week
The Middle sex North Fair is shaping up as one of the society's best. A large variety of exhibits is being arranged with interest daily from exhibitors and showmen. Over 50 horse entries, Firemen's Tournament participation by three local Veteran Fire organizations, and a notable 15 mile motor-paced bicycle race featuring Moran and Keegan. The fair opens Thursday and runs through the week with automobile displays adding to the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex North
Lowell
Moran
Keegan
Hair Treatment Specialty At Hildreth Building
Ladies returning from country or coast discover their hair needs cleansing to remove impurities from perspiration sand and dust. Mr Young, in the Hildreth building, offers scalp treatment and shampooing and has earned popularity for this work. Those who entrust head hand and foot care to him receive proper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Hildreth
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Appleton Street
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Horace Ela
Hurd Street
Telephone 580
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