Unlimited License Rejected in Lowell Senate Tie Vote
Boston April 28 the senate voted 16 to 16 on reconsidering the rejection of the bill for an unlimited liquor license in Lowell President Dana’s vote produced a tie Cheney Clark Lane supported the measure Parker Woods opposed Clark argued for temperance and local welfare noting that most licenses are held by a few brewery interests and questioned licensing ethics
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Father's Perfidy Exposed In Police Court Trial
Bronislawa Kawieski a 17 year old stood trial for stubborn child. Her friend Lena Wensky 14 acted as court interpreter and impressed all. Bronislawa was discharged after witnesses showed her independence from her father Antoni Kawieski who faced questions about shared residence and earnings. Lena, a recent Polish immigrant, praised for her English and Polski, declined publicity.
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Perry’s Court
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Lowell
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Humane Society
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Child Wife Arrested In West Athens Murder Case
In Skowhegan Maine on April 28 a 16 year old wife of Rufus Brown Jr is jailed on complicity charges in the murder of William Knights at Browns home in West Athens. Arrest followed statements she allegedly made about helping kill Knights. Officials suspect possible conspiracy tied to jealousy over alleged attentions to Mrs Brown and alcohol.
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Rufus Brown, Jr
Supreme Court
Wm. Knights
Brown
West Athens
Knights
Clyde H. Smith
Ernest H. Cook
Knight
Lynn Strike Settled After Compromise at Cushman & Hebert
Lynn April 28 A l ast ers strike at Cushman and Hebert over a new price list ended in compromise and forty workers returned to work this morning.
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Cushman & Hebert
Alleged Swindler Wanted in South Framingham
A warrant is issued for Earl J. Wheeler 25 for larceny of several hundred dollars in South Framingham. He pretended to place small home banks for Massachusetts Banking and Loan Company of Boston and took bank books without receipts then withdrew funds and vanished. Police statewide are alerted. Wheeler home listed as South Woodbury Vermont.
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Earl J. Wheeler
Wheeler
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New England
South Woodbury
Retired contractor killed in buggy runaway in Kansas City
L H Sutton a retired building contractor of twenty years in Kansas City was thrown from his buggy during a runaway and killed. He was considered wealthy and had a long local career in building contracting.
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Kansas City
L. H. Sutton
Sutton
General Fitzhugh Lee Slain by Stroke During Train Ride
Major General Fitzhugh Lee retired U S A suffered a stroke with the entire left side paralyzed while on a Boston to Washington train. He was rushed to Providence hospital in Washington and remained conscious as doctors monitored his condition. His family was notified and officials said no immediate change had occurred.
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New Trial Requested for Mrs Rogers in Vermont
In Montpelier Vermont a hearing before the Vermont Supreme Court was held to consider whether new evidence justifies a petition for a new trial for Mrs Mary M Rogers who is under a death sentence for killing her husband Marcus M Rogers. Reprieve expires June 2. Attorney Thomas W Moloney of Rutland argued in support.
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Taft weighs recall of Bowen on Loomis charges
Washington April 28 Secretary Taft considers ordering Minister Bowen at Caracas to report to Washington and explain the charges against Assistant Secretary Loomis conveyed to Taft in a personal letter. If President Roosevelt assents the order will be issued immediately.
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Mayor's Veto Ineffective Court Battle Threatens Smith
Mrs. Smith refuses to answer Rand and tells the court she must stand by her sister. The declaration follows a mayoral veto considered ineffective amid ongoing legal conflict.
Found Dead in His Bed Simon Hebert in Lowell
Simon Hebert a 93 or 94 year old one of Lowell's oldest French residents was found dead in his bed by his daughter Mrs Omer Brassard at 449 Moody Street. Hebert native of St Gregoire Quebec came to Lowell seven years ago with 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild. He had been ill seven months and died in his sleep leaving a large family.
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Lowell
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Canada
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Hebert
Lorenzo
Juliette
Augustine
Ubald
Arthur
Henri
Adolphe
Maurice
Lucien Brassard
Mary
Corinne
Virginie
Bertha
New Bedford
Estelle Brassard
Two More Victims Of Spotted Fever In Local Deaths
Two more cerebro-spinal meningitis deaths are reported. John Mack of McGillicuddy Ennell street aged nine and Benjamin T. Roper of Worthen street aged two years three months died after brief illnesses. Lizzie Osborn a 38 year old widow employed at E J Nicholson Central street is now at Lowell hospital with the disease after a visit to the employment office. She was born in Ireland and had worked locally for years. Her last employment was with a Chelmsford Centre family. She remains in critical condition.
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McGillicudy
Ennell Street
Benjamin T. Roper
Worthen Street
Roper
Lizzie Osborn
E. J. Nicholson
Central Street
Lowell Hospital
Ireland
Chelmsford Centre
Fire still rages at Pictou mine in Colorado Fuel and Iron
Fire broke out yesterday and continues in the Pictou mine. Pumps are stopped and the working section flooded to extinguish the blaze. The fire began in a lower side passage, likely caused by a miner not guarding his shot. The mine’s position allows flooding via the lower opening and drainage upon reopening.
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Pictou, Col
Pictou
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Hood's Lotion After Shaving Ad
Gentlemen whether they shave at home or not find that the soothing healing antiseptic and refreshing qualities of Hood's Lotion easily make it the most effective and agreeable application after shaving. Cries quickly and is delicately fragrant. All druggists 35 cts. C. I. Hood Co Lowell Mass.
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Millen and Young’s Partner Testifies In Forenoon Session
The newspaper notes Millen, racing partner Young, took the stand during the Thursday forenoon session. The report indicates the testimony continued on page seven with further remarks and details forthcoming.
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Young
Lowell City Council Redistricting Case Grounds City Opinion
City Solicitor Hill holds the mayoral veto of Lowell ward redistricting invalid arguing the order took effect and will move to seek injunctions. The opinion explains the city charter process, veto power, and timeline toward May 1, 1906 operative status.
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Hill
Lowell
Democratic Party
Girard P. Cadman
City of
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