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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1903

Page

8

Lowell Mayor Refuses to Appear Before Accounts Committee

Lowell Mass August 1903 report details a confrontation between Mayor Charles E Howe and the joint committee on accounts over a $125 bill for a Independence Day salute. The mayor declines to appear, citing authority over incidentals, while the committee presses for information. The piece notes prior vetoes, bell ringing, and militia involvement, with labor councils seeking to shape July Fourth plans.

Charles E. Howe Lowell James J. Gallagher Patrick F. Welch Charles H. Worcester Committee On Accounts Mass Joint Committee On Accounts Lowell Mechanic Phalanx Frank M. Dowling Mr. Welch Mr. Worcester Howe North Common Fort Hill Park South Common

Labor Day committee meeting ends after 15 minutes

The Labor Day committee met for exactly fifteen minutes and accomplished nothing of note. Chairman led or presided but offered no action or decisions.

Cemetery monument plan stalls at city meetings

Four cemetery trustees in Edson cemetery debated a soldiers monument costing about 1200 dollars and marked graves with Arlington stones from the government. Despite support from G A R auxiliaries, Sons of Veterans and Spanish War Veterans, action was postponed until September 10 to allow delegates from posts corps and organizations to attend.

City Hall Edson Cemetery Sons of Veterans Mary E. Smith Garfield Corps Elizabeth Goodwin Relief Corps E. E. Gladwin Mary Shirley C. A. Clough Ladd & Whitney Circle Arlington Cemetery

Gloucester city committee plans July outing for city fathers

The special committee on the Gloucester city council visit convened at 7.30 with Chairman KHoche presiding. Mayor Howe and several councilmen named subcommittees to handle sports and entertainment for Aug 12 after変更 from Aug 18. The party arrives by special car at 9, tours Riverside park to view the village, then city hall to inspect Delmage’s discovered cracks, followed by dinner at Mountain Rock.

Gloucester Khoche Howe Palm Hard Hayes Mountain Rock Grove City Hall Delmage Mountain Rock D. L. Page Company

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Letter

Mr Terrance Flood of 30 Dadison street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing a back pain from kidney trouble after severe pneumonia. He bought four boxes at Ellingwood Co. drug store at Merrimack and Central and urges others to try the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Terrance Flood Dadison Street Dean Ellingwood & Co Merrimack Central Streets Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan’s

Dent relief committee quiescent. opera outing noted

A report from the Dent relief committee details a quiet meeting in the public hearing room with no business transacted. The group listed players and substitutes for a game with Peter Regan as umpire and outlined plans to attend an opera at Lakeview theatre before departing at 10:30 pm. No news on missing Arthur Dent.

Worcester Trades & Labor Council Textile Council Alderman Hill Labor Councils City Council Labor Council Hayes Brunelle Palm Lazelle Thornton J. J. Hayes O’sullivan Connorsss Gallagher Adams McCluskey Baldwin Finnerty Peter Regan Lakeview Dent Relief Committee Arthur Dent

Picnic Car Crash Kills Sharon Man In Telescoped Trolley

A Youngstown and Sharon electric line trolley rear collided with a following car returning from a Youngstown church picnic. One man, Joseph Rees of Sharon, died. about 20 were injured, including Archibald Lotten, Mrs. E Sheasley, Miss Zella Cooper, Mrs. Arthur Redford, Miss Maggie Gammil, Motorman Hayes, Carl Peters, Lizzie Minchel, Elmer Ross. The crash occurred four miles from Sharon as repairs were underway. the telescope impact injured passengers carried by the special car.

Sharon Youngstown and Sharon Joseph Rees Archibald Lotten E. Sheasley Zella Cooper Arthur Redford Maggie Gammil

Cotton Exports and Future Options Questioned in Commons

In London the House of Commons heard William Field press for inquiry into re shipments of American cotton from Liverpool to New York and its impact on England s famine price. Gerald Balfour reported no clear sign of a price rise from re exports and noted July to end data. He allowed a possible inquiry into future options.

London House of Commons William Field Liverpool New York England Gerald Balfour Board of Trade America Balfour

Death of Frederick Harold Van Rensselaer at Long Beach L I

Frederick Harold Van Rensselaer of the old New York family died at Long Beach Long Island from cerebromeningitis. He was the youngest son of Mr and Mrs John King Van Rensselaer of New York City. A Yale graduate he was active in New York and Newport society. In April 1898 he married Lucy Josephine Grinnell daughter of the late Robert Minturn Grinnell and a niece of James J Van Alex.

New York Frederick Harold van Rensselaer Long Beach L. I van Rensselaer John King van Rensselaer Newport Yale Lucy Josephine Grinnell Robert Minturn Grinnell James J. van Alex

Virginia Lake to sail for Labrador with exploration party

St Johns N F Aug 6 The steamer Virginia Lake will sail for Labrador tonight carrying an expedition led by Col Willard Glazier of Albany NY. The party aims to explore the interior of the peninsula and plans a two month stay in Labrador.

St. Johns N. F Virginia Lake Labrador Willard Glazier Albany N. Y Peninsular

Drowned man in harbor at Manchester after boat capsized

Charles Knight aged 38 drowned when a row boat capsized in Manchester harbor this afternoon. Three companions swam ashore. Authorities reported no other injuries and case under local inquiry.

Manchester Mass Charles Knight

Coronation Ceremony Sets Pace For Rome Event

Rome watches the upcoming coronation with about sixty thousand tickets issued amid high demand. Pius X plans a five hour service in St Peter's with a canopy 40 feet high, reception at the basilica threshold by Cardinal Rampolla, and a possible balcony blessing. Consistories for new cardinals Ajuti Taliani Katschthaler and Herrero Espinosa scheduled, with Herrero likely absent. Mayor Andreazza reports intense local enthusiasm in Riese for the new Pope, Cardinal Sarto. Cardinal Gibbons visits Santa Maria in Trastevere with conclavist Father Gavan.

Rome St. Peter Pius X Vatican Rampolla Pius Italy St. Peter's Leo Sistine Chapel Ajuti Taliani Katschthaler Herrero Espinosa Herrero Riese Associated Press Cardinal Sarto Pope Pius X

Pope Pius X Receives Congratulations Cable

Portland Maine August 6 at a quarterly meeting of the board of supreme trustees of the Ladies Catholic Benevolent association of the United States a cablegram of congratulation was sent to the newly elected Pope Pius X.

Portland Board of Supreme Trustees The Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association of the United States Pius X

Obituary notes Lea Lucier and Mrs Flood's death

Miss Lea Lucier daughter of Mrs J Lucier of 76 Salem street died yesterday at her mother's home aged 32 years 7 months. She leaves her mother two sisters and five brothers. Mrs Elizabeth T Flood longtime Lowell resident died Wednesday night at Hampton Beach hemorrhage of the brain age 62 survived by husband and two children. Funeral for Mrs Flood will be Saturday at 8 15 am from 34 West Third street with Mass at St Michael's church.

Lea Lucier J. Lucier Salem Street F. Roy Plattsburg N. Y Virginie Lucier Messrs Amedee, Regis, Avila Ephrem Lucier Lowell Delphis Lucier Napierville Que Elizabeth T. Flood Hampton Beach Edward Flood John H. Burke Charles E. Flood West Third Street St. Michael’s Church

Canal treaty dispute shifts in Colombia bogota advice

From Bogota reports the canal treaty foes adopt a new stance grounded in a Bogota lawyer's view that acceptance by Congress would be unconstitutional since the last project lacked formal sanction and other technical reasons. Dr Jose Insignares named to succeed Dr Joachim Velez as Governor of Bolivar.

Colon Colombia Bogota Congress Jose Insignares Joachim Velez Department of Bolivar

Funeral Mass Held for Deceased at Local Church

Rev. John P. Flynn led the mass with Gregorian chant by the choir directed by Mrs. Thomas H. Muldoon. A very large attendance of relatives and friends gathered to honor the deceased with prayers and remembrance.

John P. Flynn Thomas H. Muldoon

Railroads Granted Extension On Safety Equipment Until October

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a temporary extension to October 15 for several railways to complete safety gear. The action covers lines including Pennsylvania Erie and Boston and Maine. The commission will also consider further law extensions and grab iron placement on engines. Boston and Maine appealed for time to fit automatic couplers on locomotives and uniform coupling gear on passenger cars.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Pennsylvania Erie Boston & Maine

Funeral Rites Held for Ervin Underhill at Highland M E Church

Funeral services were held for Ervin Underhill, formerly of this city, at Highland M E Church after a 2 PM service with Rev. James F. Allen officiating. Delegations from Wannalandt Encampment and Highland Lodge, I O O F, escorted the body from Boxford to the cemetery. The obituary notes his long involvement with Highland M E Church and Odd Fellows duties.

Ervin Underhill Boxford Mass Wannalandt Highland Lodge Highland M. KE James F. Allen Geo. F. Sturtevant Jenkins Geo. E. Burns Frank Murphy Highland M. EB. Church Edson Odd Fellows and Rebekahs James T. Trask R. S. Curran E. D. Hill Captain Ea Thomas E. Boucher S. H. Foster Oscar Forsberg

Obituary notices from Derry and city residents

Notices list Jesse Gibson aged 87 with funeral Saturday at 12 30 pm burial in Manchester. John Devine funeral at 110 Carlisle street with 9 am mass Sacred Heart. Thomas Bennett aged 53 11 months at 94 Fowler avenue. Joseph Mercier son of Pierre and Catherine aged 5 months 18 days at 4 Hancock avenue. Alderic Frappier son of Alderic and Evangeline aged 7 months at 9 Pawtucket street.

Gibson Derry N. H Jesse Gibson Manchester Devine John Devine Carlisle Street Sacred Heart Church Bennett Fowler Avenue Thomas Bennette Mercier Hancock Avenue Joseph Pierre Catherine Mercier Frappier Pawtucket Street Alderic Evangeline Frappier

City Bits Mayhem and Minor Revelations in Lowell

Cyclone proves unstoppable for a ball game in Lowell while Tewksbury officers stay scarce at Spalding park. Mayor Howe resists being bossed by accounts committee. Theatre season offerings promised by Supt. Moffatt in fragile health. Billerica cars divert to Dracut Centre, saving time. Centralville dog poisoner urged to remove a troublesome brown dog disturbing Bridge street drivers.

Billerica Dracut Centre Lowell Centralville Bridge Street Bridge

Receiver Appointed For Perth Amboy Shipyard

Vice Chancellor Stevens appointed Willard P. Voorhees of New Brunswick as receiver for Perth Amboy Shipbuilding and Engineering. A rule to show cause on August 11 in Newark was granted. Ramsey, the company treasurer, may keep the business to finish ongoing contracts. Liabilities total 311000 with a 2500 mortgage. assets amount to 170000.

Trenton N. J Stevens Willard P. Voorhees New Brunswick Perth Amboy Shipbuilding and Engineering Company Perth Amboy A. R. Ramsey Newark Ramsey

Lightning Ignites Little Rock Mill Fire

The Little Rock Mill and Elevator company plant in Little Rock Ark was struck by lightning and burned today. Fire caused an estimated loss of 75000 dollars with insurance covering 40800 dollars.

Little Rock Ark Little Rock Mill and Elevator Company

Rain delays finish as cricket match ends in draw

Halifax Nova Scotia August 6 Rain interrupted proceedings and prevented completion of the Philadelphia United Services cricket match, which was finally declared a draw.

Halifax N .S Philadelphia United Services

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Accounts Committee Youngstown, Pa F. H. van Rensselaer St. Peter’s Andreazza Cardinal Gibbons P. C. Gavan Santa Maria Trastevere L. H. Meyers Meyers O'Donnell & Gilbride CO Reese Eeeee Ctreset Pia Mary Cronan Orwell, Vt Savage James Leo Grady Riverside P'Et City Tewksbury Spalding Park Supt. Moffatt Welch Lowell Cemetery Lawrence St Middlesex Safe Deposit and Trust Co Charles A. Stott Charles L. Knapp Treas Robert H. Mulno West End Lowell Coal Co Thorndike ST Central ST A. W. Brown C. M. Saunders O. A. Wilkins Prescott Street George Rogers Merrimack Street Bill Heads Ourieritizenompany
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