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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1903

Page

5

France and England May Settle Anglo French Differences

Baron D'Estournelles de Constant reports London Paris talks between British and French leaders. He cites aims: a reasonable arbitration treaty, naval reduction with France and Russia, and a friendly settlement of outstanding disputes. He sees swift signing within months and plans post for broader European American diplomacy.

Paris Baron D'Estournelles de Constant London Delcasse Lansdowne Chamberlain Baron D’hstournelles Great Britain United States France Russia D'Estournettes

Pure vegetable oil soap promises freest lather on market

Advert says the soap is made from pure vegetable oils and offers the freest lather of any on the market. It urges customers to use less product while achieving strong cleaning and lather.

Magazine Blast Kills Three at Bluffton Plant

A magazine in the Empire American Nitro glycerine plant near Bluffton Indiana exploded destroying the plant. Workers William Howard Edward Radabaugh and William Steffy were killed and a stranger is believed to have perished. Machinery was blown 500 feet, and 1100 quarts of explosive destroyed. Officials suspect a driver dropped a can triggering the blast.

Bluffton Ind William Howard Edward Radabaugh William Steffy

Actress Alice France Dies Suddenly in New York

Alice France, 55, once a noted actress and member of a famous English acting family, died suddenly today in a cheap New York lodging house. Once wealthy at the peak of her career, she was married to a man named Smith or Schmidt but had separated. Years ago she retired from the stage and received a small allowance from the Actors Fund.

New York Alice France Smith Schmidt

Severe storm lashes Point Judith with 50 mph winds

A southeast gale intensified into the season's strongest storm at Point Judith Rhode Island on August 5. The tempest pushed eastward at about 50 miles per hour, drove rain for nearly 24 hours, and forced sailing craft to seek harbor refuges while life savers stood ready with a tug for distressed vessels. No wrecks reported as crews monitor the coast.

Point Judith R. I

Wheeler Stenzel Glass Company Placed in Receiver

Boston August 5 The Wheeler Stenzel company a glass jobbing house was placed in the hands of a receiver by Judge Colt in the U S circuit court Walter H Barney trustee a creditor for 14416 filed suit asserting debts exceed 215000 assets are inadequate and the firm is insolvent Francis M Edwards named receiver

Boston Wheeler-Stenzel Company Colt United States Walter H. Barney Francis M. Edwards

Knights of Columbus greet Pope Pius X

The National council Knights of Columbus in New Haven sends a cablegram to the Vatican greeting His Holiness Pope Pius X. It pledges fidelity and wishes him many years of happiness, signed by Pp. J. McGivney National Chaplain.

New Haven Conn National Council Knights of Columbus Vatican Pope Pius X Vatican Palace Rome America Pp. J. McGivney

Appeal to U S on Shanghai editors arrest

Acting Secretary Loomis received a cable from the Bow Wong society of Honolulu requesting U S government intervention for reform editors jailed in Shanghai. No information from Pekin or Shanghai, and the men are to be disposed of by Shanghai’s foreign association. The U S will act only if China or Shanghai’s consul general asks for advice.

Washington Loomis Bow Wong Society Honolulu United States Shanghai Pekin Foreign Association of Shanghai Foreign Association of

Charles Sprague Dies at 80 in Hingham Summer Home

Charles James Sprague aged 80, retired bank officer and lifelong amateur on music and botany, died today at his summer home in Hingham. A prolific contributor of poems and scientific translations for over fifty years, he left a son and daughter as survivors.

Boston Charles James Sprague Hingham

Washington Papers In Lyon Glove Contract Case Mention Littauer

Washington reports that papers in the Lyon glove contract case, in which Congressman Littauer’s name has been mentioned, were received at the department of justice today.

Washington Lyon Littauer Department of Justice

To Heal a Hurt with Banner Salve Ad

Banner Salve is advertised as the great healer guaranteed for cuts wounds sores piles and all skin diseases. The ad lists multiple local sellers including Goodale's store 217 Central street Ellingwoo Co corner Merrimack and Central Carter Sherburne corner Merrimack and Bridge Falls Burkinshaw 418 Middlesex street.

Goodale’s Central Street Ellingwoo & Co Merrimack Central Streets Carter & Sherburne Bridge Stree Falls & Burkinshaw Middlesex Street

Rogers Sued Over Bay State Gas Trust Funds

Boston action filed in supreme judicial court alleges Henry H. Rogers as trustee fleeced Bay State Gas of Delaware by receiving 3 000 000 from New England Gas and Coke on Boston area gas ventures. Suit seeks recovery and accounting for alleged negligence and misfeasance.

Boston Henry H. Rogers New York Supreme Judicial Court G. W. Pepper Bay State Gas Company of Delaware Mr. Rogers New England Gas and Coke Company Rogers Pepper Bay State Company of Delaware Bay State Gas Company of Delaware South Boston Roxbury Bay State Gas Companies Massachusetts Brookline Dorchester Bay State Gas Company

Missing from Home Walter Taft Fails Return

Lawrence August 5 Walter B Taft of 185 South Union street has been missing since last Thursday after leaving home without notice His wife Katherine Taft died of heart failure Friday night funeral held at St Patrick s church Relatives seek him and guardianship steps are planned for their four children An agent from a Boston Catholic home took the children to an institution.

Lawrence Walter B. Taft South Union Street Katherine Taft St. Patrick's Church Mr. Taft Boston

Postmaster halts Monarch Investment fraud order

Kansas City dispatch reports Postmaster Harris stopped the Monarch Investment company mail on a fraud order by the Postmaster General. The Oklahoma town site firm sold 90000 in lots at Apalchia and held a drawing on July 22, with another advertised for Warwick on August 19. No fraud alleged in the lottery feature.

Kansas City Harris Monarch Investment Company Oklahoma Apalchia Warwick

Dedication Postponed for Civil War Monument Indoor Ceremony

New Haven residents adjust plans for Bay View park dedication of the Ninth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers monument as a storm forces the formal exercises indoors at the Second Regiment armory. Veterans unveil the monument while Rev. W. J. Slocum of Waterbury delivers the address and Governor Chamberlain attends.

New Haven Conn Bay View Park Ninth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers Second Regiment W. J. Slocum Church of the Immaculate Conception Waterbury Chamberlain

Seven hundred drowned in Che Foo floods

Berlin Aug 5 A dispatch reports 700 people drowned in floods at Che Foo China on July 27. About two thousand inhabitants were left without means of subsistence.

Che Foo Berlin China

Whaling Ship A. R. Tucker Returns From Long Voyage

Bark A. R. Tucker with Captain Manuel E. Costa arrives at New Bedford from a 20 month Atlantic whaling voyage. Total catch 1,450 barrels consigned to J. and W. R. Wing. The voyage endured a severe gale off Cape Hatteras that wrecked upper spars and port boats. whales were plentiful but rough weather limited hunting.

New Bedford A. R. Tucker Manuel E. Costa W. R. Wing Cape Hatteras

Practical Suggestions On Cabbage And Peppers In Cooking

This educator style piece by Lida Ames Willis outlines cabbage as a fibrous, digestion heavy vegetable and offers buying and cooking tips. It covers varieties of peppers, green bell peppers, and several prepared dishes including cabbage hearts with string beans, scalloped cabbage with cheese, green peppers au gratin, fried pepper rings, and stuffed peppers with tomato sauce. It notes preparation steps, cooking times, and serving ideas to favor digestibility and flavor.

Inquiries Answered on Coffee for Boat Trips or Picnics

Reader asks for simple coffee methods for a boat excursion or picnic. Also included are notes on German Fruit Fritters: fry stale bread rounds in hot fat, dip in hot milk, dust with sugar, top with fruit jam and whipped cream.

Railroads seek extension on safety appliance deadline

Washington August 5. The inter state commerce commission held a hearing on requests by several railroads to extend the time to equip rolling stock with safety appliances beyond the September 1 deadline. Boston and Maine master car builder J T Chamberlain testified his firm has 6500 cars still unequipped and would need seven months to complete the work.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission J. T. Chamberlain Boston & Maine

Consumption Threatened. Foley’s Honey and Tar Cures Cough

Cham paign Ill resident Unger of 211 Maplestreet says a yearlong hacking cough frightened him for consumption. After trying many remedies and months under physician care he used one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and was cured. Sold by Goodale's drug store and Ellingwood Carter Falls Burkinshaw outlets at key city corners.

Do. Unger Maplestreet Champaign Ill Foley's Goodale’s Central St Merrimack and Bridge Streets Falls & Burkinshaw Middlesex Street

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NEW Policy England Tue Genesee Pune Food Co N. Y Ber Associated Press Baron Europe St. Louis International Congress Atlantic Lowell Pearson’s Drug Store Opera Caleb L. Smith Goston Brangh Groger Middlesex St G. W. Bonneville D. D. S. Lowell Dental Parlors Merrimack St Bluffton, Ind Pope Pius U. S C. J. Sprague Bay State Gas Co Mail Monarch Investment Co Lida Ames Willis Marquette Pbuilding Chicago Banning Co Peppers A. G. Pollard & CO Whiting’s Sea Island Merrimack Street Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts Melvik's Home Deposit Vaults H. B. Shattuck & Son York Cloak x Suh CO John Stree
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