Lowell Newspaper Publishing Notice
Publication details for a Lowell newspaper show publisher H. Banmixetos and the Sun Building address with pricing: issued daily with Sundays excluded, annual and monthly rates listed, and a 25 cent figure present.
13 Jul 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lowell Sun
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1894
Page
1
Publication details for a Lowell newspaper show publisher H. Banmixetos and the Sun Building address with pricing: issued daily with Sundays excluded, annual and monthly rates listed, and a 25 cent figure present.
Train schedule shows arrivals and departures between Boston and Lowell with station references at Central Street and Causeway Street. It lists times for multiple trains including afternoons and Sundays, noting baggage and connections.
Unprecedented petitions flood the city clerk’s office as the ordinance creating an inspector of wires is debated. Licenses, street projects and land values trigger controversy while labor tensions and school funding draw sharp critique from lawmakers and residents alike.
City officials debate land opposite the Old Ladies Home as a prime site for a new grammar school while selling the old building and preserving the high school ruin. Local quarrels over cannon at Monument Square, labor union critiques of papers, and political tussles color a tense civic scene.
A San Francisco reminiscence recalls Captain Warsaw of the Pacific Mail who burned with passion for a whisker challenged love. He chose the whiskers over the bride and, after confessing his vow, shot himself. The tale ends with a quip about whiskers versus life in the Examiner.
A fragment from Harper's Weekly features a humorous dialogue between two poets, Sunbeams and Second Poet, joking about hats. The exchange notes a restaurant sighting of a better hat and the quick wit needed to pass through without being noticed.
Mrs Bridie, long sheltered by family and staff, travels alone for the first time guided by her husband Charlie’s instructions. At Jersey City she pays $1.05 for a $5 ticket and mistakes Newark as the transfer point, prompting a startled ticket seller’s call.
A Scotland court tale has a Glasgow bailie amused as a witness cannot swear with the expected raised right arm. The magistrate insists on an alternative pose but the witness says he was shot in that arm. The exchange ends with the magistrate decrying the necessity to hold up something.
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