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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1902

Page

4

Miss Virginia Granes Praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Miss Virginia Granes president of the Nurses' Association in Watertown New York testifies about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding serious female ailments including ovarian inflammation and uterine ulceration She recounts personal relief from uterine prolapse after six weeks of use and urges others to try the remedy Mrs Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn Massachusetts and a 5000 forfeit note accompanies the testimonial

Virginia Granes Nurses’ Association Watertown N.Y Lydia E. Pinkham

Van Horne Eyes Canadian Fast Line Finance Plan

The Sun reports a new Morgan transatlantic shipping combine will form a New Jersey corporation with $62.5 million common stock and $62.5 million preferred stock plus $50 million in 5 percent bonds. Sir William Van Horne, visiting New York, discusses the Canadian Pacific fast line project, noting no change in negotiations with Britain and Canada, and outlining a St Lawrence route with safe channels and signals, wintering at Halifax and a summer route via the Belle Isle straits.

New York the Sun Morgan Transatlantic Shipping Combine New Jersey William van Horne Canadian Pacific Railway Cuba Canadian Pacific Canada Great Britain Dominion St. Lawrence Quebec Straits of Belle Isle Newfoundland Halifax

Doherty Wins Long Island Championship Match at Meadow Club

The Long Island lawn tennis championship opened at Meadow Club Southampton with R F Doherty defeating L E Mahan 6-4 6-3 on a wind sheltered court. Other first round results included William A Larned beating Stewart Jaller and Joshua Pim defeating A C Master. Mixed doubles began with H L Doherty pairing to win.

Southampton L. I Long Island Meadow Club Henry B. Howland Frederick H. Betts John H. Terry, Jr R. F. Doherty England L. E. Mahan Columbia University Bob Huntington Robert Leroy C. F. Watson, Jr Orange John S. Rogers Guy Phelps Dodge New York G. P. Dodge Thomas Sturgis, Jr Robert P. Huntington Doherty William A. Larned Stewart Jaller Rogers Joshua Pim A. C. Master Richard Stevens Harry Allen H. L. Doherty Reuben G. Hunt H. W. Headley H.L. Doherty Miss Middlebrook Miss Russell Harry McVickar

Gloucester Fish Skinners Strike Settlement Seen Likely

Gloucester August 12 The Fish Skinners strike may end tomorrow if the union conference committee’s recommendation is adopted. The State board of arbitration attended the talks with both sides after the Packers refused further meetings. The union committee plans to urge strikers to end the strike and return to work when offered jobs.

Gloucester Fish Skinners State Board of Arbitration Strkers

Prince Infatuation and Paris Tragedy Shape Dowager Duchess Tale

The narrative follows Consuelo Yznaga, later the Dowager Duchess of Manchester, as she rises in London society after a high profile marriage and social debut. Her charm draws marquises and princes, with a noted friendship to the future crown prince of Germany and extensive attention from Anglo American social leaders. The Deacon family background and the Paris tragedy that marred Edward Parker Deacon’s life anchor her sensational social ascent and enduring fame.

Sher London Arthur Paget Duchess of Marlborough George Cornwallis West Lady de Gray Park Street Blenheim Marlborough Crown Princes of Germany Boston Concord Worcester Deacon Edward Parker Deacon Paris

Peaceful Revolution in Russia Promotes Constitutional Reform

A. P. Correspondence from St. Petersburg reports Osnobozhdenia, the liberal Stuttgart newspaper by Peter von Struve, publishing a peaceful revolutionary programme. It calls for personal liberty with independent courts, equality before the law, freedom of press, assembly, and petition, and the creation of a constituent assembly to draft electoral reform. Zemstvo leaders endorse the plan, while many Russians doubt its feasibility.

A. P St. Petersburg Osnobozhdenia Stuttgart Peter von Struve Russia von Plehve France Czar Constituent Assembly Zemstvo

Crane eyed as potential successor to Hanna in 1904

Washington dispatch notes Governor Crane of Massachusetts is discussed as a likely future chairman of the Republican national committee and a key figure in Roosevelt era campaigns. The report suggests Crane could lead the 1904 canvass or take a high cabinet or diplomatic post if he stays in politics.

New York Washington the Tribune Crane Massachusetts Senator Hanna Republican National Committee Hanna Roosevelt

Salvaton Army Camp Meeting at Old Orchard Returns

Old Orchard groves shelter a large Salvaton Army camp meeting that runs from August 15 to September 2. A pleasant program plus low Boston and Maine rail rates are expected to attract a big crowd, with round trip tickets offered at reduced rates from major stations.

Salvation Army Boston & Maine Railroad

American Canoe Association opens camp at Chatham

Camp Nasseut hosts the American Canoe Association with Commodore Louis A. Hall optimistic about the meet. Weather allows upper bay paddling while a northwest wind limits lower bay activity. A triangular sailing course was laid out and officials among Edward A. Burns Maurice D. Wilth Joseph B. Taylor H. L. Pollard M. Crampham A. D. Mather named for entries. Races listed for August 16 and 18 include War canoes and club fours events with appointed starter referee and judges.

Chatham Camp Nasseut American Canoe Association Louis A. Hall Edward A. Burns Toronto Maurice D. Wilth Joseph B. Taylor H. L. Pollard M. Crampham A. D. Mather F.C. Walter Robert J. Wilkins J. H. Hand C. J. Jacobs C. H. Britton L. Drake

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement By Satisfied User

Mrs Isabella O'Brien of 36 Davidson Street reports lasting relief from back pain and exhaustion after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Ellingwood Co. and recommends them to others with kidney trouble. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo agents. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.

Isabella O’brien Davidson Street Ellingwood & Co Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S Doan’s

Woman leaps from window to flee arrest

Fall River August 12 Mrs Margaret Bennett 32 of 14 Canal Street was injured fleeing an officer during a family dispute. She ran to the third floor then leaped from a fire escape ladder to the ground suffering a broken hip and internal injuries before being transported to City Hospital where she regained consciousness en route.

Fall River Margaret Bennett Canal Street City Hospital S8hé

New Haven Hosts Fast Motor Pace Racing Doubleheader

Harry Caldwell of Manchester defeats Joe Nelson of Newark in two straight 10 mile heats to set a track record of 16.16 4 5 for ten miles. Nelson experiences motor trouble, Caldwell dominates the pace events, with amateur and professional heats listed for the evening including a Springfield pursuit and several top Newark and New Haven finishers.

New Haven Conn Harry Caldwell Manchester Joe Nelson Newark Nelson Caldwell J. Noll Walter Shutter C. L. Hellister Bost N. J Charles Schele Teddy Billington Vailsburg Walter Haggerty Bridgeport E Aeander Rochester Chas. Schele C. L. Hollister Springfield Fred Ernst E. E E. E. Stauderee Schele Hollister

Miser Hill Heirs Claim for Los Angeles Fortune

Emma Varney of Boston travels to Los Angeles to press her claim as the daughter of the miser known as Charles Hill who died there leaving $142000. Street Commissioner Salem Charles backs the Charles family heirs, while Varney argues her father Lorenzo Dow Sherman, who eloped in 1854, is Hill. Evidence includes a handwriting match to a letter from California and rumors of multiple wills as Varney vows to pursue her rights fully.

Boston Emma Varney Charles Hill Los Angeles Cal Salem D. Charles Hill Salem Charles California Charles Varney Mrs. Varney Susan Robinson Mr. Sherman Susan Sherman New York

Nicholson Barron wedding announced in London

The betrothal of John Nicholson grandson of Sir John Barron of 24 Queens Gate London and Alice daughter of Rev Leighton Parks rector of Emmanuel Church Boston is announced in London.

John Nicholson John Barron Queens Gate London Alice Leightom Parks Emmanuel Church Boston

Lightning destroys Hogan depot with dynamite blast

La Crosse Wis August 12 The Burlington depot at Hogan about 75 miles above here was struck by lightning and destroyed. Fifty pounds of dynamite stored inside for blasting purposes exploded with a loud report heard for miles. The limit train was approaching the station but the engineer applied the emergency brake and kept the train clear of the fire.

la Crosse Wis Hogan Burlington

Gas Arc Lights For Stores Halls And Large Areas

The Lowell Gas Light company offers to install gas arc lights for stores halls and large spaces. They claim high light output better diffusion steadier emission and cheaper operation than electric arc lights.

Lowell Gas Light Company

Gentleman Burglar Clarence Adams Jailed at Woodstock

Clarence Adams known as the gentleman burglar has been jailed at Woodstock on a mittimus from the county court. Deputies removed him from his home quietly on a mattress in a wagon with Officers Bond and Lelland as escort. A hearing is expected this week.

Chester Clarence Adams Woodstock Adams Bond Lelland

Steel price increases hit iron and sheet sectors

London on August 12 reports Scotch malleable iron workers raising prices by 1.20 per ton steel makers adding 0.60 per ton and sheet workers lifting by 1.20 per ton, driving up raw material costs across the industry.

London

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