Daily News Subscription Rates for Lowell
The notice lists subscription terms for Newed Daily in Lowell Massachusetts with Sundays excluded. Annual price eight dollars and monthly rate eight dollars per year. Individual Sunday edition not included.
21 May 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lowell Sun
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1894
Page
1
The notice lists subscription terms for Newed Daily in Lowell Massachusetts with Sundays excluded. Annual price eight dollars and monthly rate eight dollars per year. Individual Sunday edition not included.
The clipped OCR lists numerous arrival and distance figures, station codes, and times scattered across Kern Division, Froston, and Boston notes. It implies timetable data with trains arriving at various hours and connections, but the legible items are fragmentary and no coherent event is stated.
A call to readers to compare Tae Sun editions with rival city papers issued at the same hour to determine which provides the best value for money. The note stresses objective price and content comparison, urging consumers to seek max value in trading decisions.
A chaotic, fragmentary column discusses sewer labor, licensing debates, and political maneuvering. It notes a looming liquor license issue, a pending tariff debate, a city labor meeting condemning a street committee, and possible mayoral resilience. Theosophists, A P A banners, Ursuline convent history, and rising insurance rates punctuate the page.
The article argues for compulsory arbitration in major strikes to protect public interests, noting double insurance rates burden merchants and the need to prevent coal famines and travel disruptions. It cites the Merrimack river typhoid threat and asserts new water supply will be clean despite fears.
An elderly Brooklyn man, a statistician with a kindly face, stops a passerby to return a lost bill he notes many others lose daily. He records the finder’s name and address, remarks he found no reward, and reflects on the prevalence of lost money in a big city. The tale appears in Zeimer's Monthly.
In a Chicago street scene General Randall honors his daughter Maida Randall amid a moving recital of Home, Sweet Home. The 400-voice chorus joins in as Mrs Kavanagh and Mrs L Roberts share tears, reflecting deep emotional impact on the audience.
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