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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1898

Page

6

Rev Joseph Osgood Dies at Cohasset Home

Rev Joseph Osgood P D pastor emeritus of the First Unitarian church at Cohasset died at his home at 1 30 this morning He was 88 years old and led the church for 56 years with Rev E Cole later carrying on the work His death prompted tolling of church bells and widespread sorrow in Cohasset where he was a beloved figure An 1892 celebration honored his 50 years as pastor with attendance by notable figures including Dr Ba ward Everett Hale.

Boston Joseph Osgood First Unitarian Church Cohassett E. Cole Osgood Cohasset First Unitarian Baward Everett Hale

Labor Federation Meeting in Springfield Adopts Labor Reforms

In Springfield Massachusetts on August 2 the state branch of the Federation of Labor held a 63 delegate session. President Gompers spoke. resolutions condemned the 1898 legislative committee as unsatisfactory and urged union-only hires for state roads and hats made by unions for labor parades. The report praised passed labor measures, defended anti Arkwright influence, and backed reducing hours with a 64 hour law debate highlighted.

Springfield Mass Gompers Labor Committee Gomis Legislative Committee Massachusetts Federation of Labor Pas John F. O'Sullivan Patrick Maloney Arkwright Club

Labor Federation Speakers Press for Eight Hour Day

The committee reported numerous hearings at the State House and urged a vigorous campaign among organized workers to secure an eight hour day and further reductions where limits exist. President Gompers arrived at the afternoon session and lauded unions for broad goals, noting unions steer workers away from partisan politics while aiming to cut hours and create jobs.

State House Gompers Federation

A Murderous Heart Tries to Harm Daughter

Flora Donohue of Lynn was sentenced to six months in the women's prison after attempting twice to kill her twelve year old daughter. She was arrested for drunkenness and tried to drown the girl last night and set fire to the clothes with matches last week. neighbors rescued the child.

Lynn Flora Donohue

Mail for Porto Rico Soldiers To Be Sent In Pouches

Boston August 2 Sept Ryan of the Boston railway mail service reports a Washington telegram ordering all soldiers mail for Porto Rico to be prepared in regiment pouches at Washington and forwarded to the front. All letters should be addressed care of Washington DC to avoid delays.

Boston Ryan The Railway Mail Service Washington Porto Rico Washington, D. c

No Curtailment Yet in Fall River Mills

Fall River Massachusetts reports no new curtailment action today. Prospects for labor movement success are dimmer than at this same point last week.

Fall River Mass

Merrimack Street Lowell Business Seeks New Owner

An established Lowell business on Merrimack Street, profitable and well regarded, is for sale for 850 dollars due to the owner being called out of town. Interested parties may contact T. H. Elliott at 64 Central Street for particulars.

Merrimack Street Lowell T. H. Elliott Central Street

Maltox Malt Based Nutrient Product

A malt and beef containing preparation named Maltox provides essential nutrients. The description notes its malt base and inclusion of beef along with other nutrients aimed at dietary support.

Gold works closed at North Lubec after payrolls fail

In North Lubec Maine August 2 workers unpaid at Electrolytic Marine Salts plant. An inspection of a supposed device that extracted gold from sea water revealed only the shell and two copper wires. Investors and contractors estimate losses from 12 000 to 20 000 dollars as stockholders plan a Boston inquiry into the plant alleged as a fake.

N. B R. D. Shanahan Portland W. J. Gannon G. A. Merrill Frank N. Gillise Cushing

Extradition Considered for Rev. Jernegan in Embezzlement Case

Boston authorities weigh Jernegan extradition from Havre to face embezzlement charges. Governor Wolcott and the attorney general study ground for prosecution under the treaty with France. Embezzlement is extraditable. false pretenses is not. Police monitor Jernegan and await France's response to extradition papers.

Boston Wolcott Prescott F. Jernegan Electrolytic Marine Suils Company Havre Attorney General's Department Jernegan State House France State Department Washington

Funeral at Westminster Abbey for William Ewart Gladstone

The service drew mourners including Mrs Gladstone and family as pall-bearers kissed her hand in gratitude. The scene moved all. the crowd dispersed in quiet reverence as the Abbey echoed with music and the vast crowd looked on from the gallery above the tomb.

Hart Marshal Saul William Ewart Cladstone Arthur Avilion London Times

Hood's Pills Cure Liver Ills and Indigestion

Hood's Pills claim to cure liver ills biliousness indigestion and headaches. Easy to take and operate, priced at 25 cents.

HOOD

Outing Styles in Footwear for Walking and Sports

Outing footwear favors yellow kid laced shoes plain or foxed with black patent trim. Patent leather is poor in heat unless used as a narrow trim. White leather and canvas shoes are popular, all white or with yellow kid or black trim. For mountain walks the long gaiter is common, of leather, cloth, or canvas, with canvas the coolest option. When matching a regular outing costume the gaiter should be in the same material.

Bicycle fashions include gaiters and bloomers in beige

Ordinary walking gown gaiters in black tan mastic blue or white duck may be worn. The long gaiter trend for bicycle wear is fading with the bicycle boot replacing it though it limits ankle movement. Many women ride with low shoes and stockings, gaiters favored with a short skirt. The illustration shows a beige wool bicycle suit with full bloomers, short coat, white shirt waist, beige straw hat, and beige hose with tan sandals.

Dinary

Silk gowns with lace and guipure alterations

Silk goods dominate the summer gown designs with taffeta bengaline satin and broche, many trimmed with cut away lace appliques. Novel effects use colored silks beading and metal cords. Fabrics include mousseline de soie and embroidered voile with floral muslins and grenadines.

Mousseline de Soie

I Turned the Trick in Miss Van’s Wardrobe

In New York Journal style Mamie recounts leaving a factory job for De Silk Bros and then landing a high paying maid role with Miss Van Bleecky. She details luck, a strike, Algy’s advance payment, and the thrill of fitting dresses while working for the elite in Avenue A.

de Silk Bros Liz Algy Mame Staten Island Sky High Algy Rune Mamie Miss van Bleecky Sol

Black Mountain of the whites in north Queensland described

In Eighteen miles from Cooktown along the overland route to Blomfeld river the Black Mountain of the whites or Joo roomba of the blacks dominates the landscape. A 1500 foot high ridge rises from barren granite cliffs, a stark death mountain noted for its dramatic, photographable scene.

Cooktown Blomfeld River Queensland Australia Pall Mall Gasette

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