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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1902

Page

4

Extra Newsboys Picnic Ends With Feasts And Fun

The thirteenth annual newsboys picnic hosted by Mr. J L Chalifoux drew about 809 youngsters who enjoyed a full day of sports at Lakeview and Mountain Rock grove. A seven race schedule included a Sun vs News ball game won 6 3, free for all pacers, three legged race, and 10 year old dash with Edward Splain and William O’Brien placing. A hearty pavilion meal followed with soup beans ham sandwiches cake and ice cream, amid playful chaos and band music, and Chalifoux was hailed as the day’s most popular figure in Lowell.

J. L. Chalifoux John Scanlon Scanlon Fred Murphy Merrimack Square Champagne Lakeview Mountain Rock Grove The Sun News O’brien Riley P Maguire Holmes Lynch Farrell Ford If Dowd Smith Lf Shawe Scanlon P Keefe Lowney Gamlin McDonald Gill Harrington Gallagher Jr Frank Mack James Quinn Thomas Farrell Andrew Dowd John Gallagher Arthur Greaver Edward Splain William O’brien Edward White John Riley Charliefox Lowell Joseph Desrosiers B'scarclla A. W. Moriarty Bestor

Ring exchange and elopement bid in royal love dispute

Paris reports in Le Matin that German Crown Prince Frederick William’s ring was demanded back from Miss Gladys Deacon. The Empress Frederick allegedly gifted the ring to the nation. Deacon refused, and after a dramatic confrontation, she tossed the ring at the Emperor’s envoy. The prince faced restriction while Prince Henry attended Edward VII’s coronation. The Duchess of Marlborough supported Deacon, arguing for an open marriage. The prince claimed the ring was a sacred link to Queen Victoria, then offered it to Deacon in a pledge of faith.

Paris Frederck William Gladys Deacon le Matin Miss Deacon Frederick Duchess of Marlborough Messenger Prince Henry Prussia Wiliam Edward Mss Deacon Duke of Marlborough le Mann Europe

Tewksbury Notes on Local Visits and Moves

Mrs. John Rulfe and son John visit Grenburn Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis. Mrs E E Morrill and Stella Morrill in Alfred for two weeks. Adelbert Taylor back to bed after illness. BE Sawyers of Contoocook NH arrives as high school principal and rents Samuel Whiteley residence. Ad-lins Lane moves from Main street to Lowell.

John Rulfe John William Samuel Whiteley Adelins Lane Main Street Lowell

Foley's Honey and Tar Relief for Asthma Sufferers

An advert claims Foley's Honey and Tar gives immediate relief in severe asthma, with a note that early use may cure. Sold by F. C. Goodale and C. E. Carter.

Foley F. C. Goodale C. E. Carter

Convict Cane swindle targets high officials in Baltimore

Baltimore exposure reveals a long running scam where letters from alleged prisoners offer canes made in prison to wealthy recipients. Postmaster General Payne and former Postmaster General Smith sent funds to stop the scheme, while Mayor Hayes and others received similar letters. Investigators traced signatures, with the effort expanding nationwide and profits estimated from 25 cent canes.

Baltimore Charles Emory Smith Henry C. Payne Hayes Post Office Washington Mulcteda Canon City Colo William Flynn Mr. Hayes Payne Smith Colorado Penal Settlement Clarence P. Hoyt George A. Christiancy Post Office Department William E. Cochran Ralph Emery Gen. Smith Cannon City Mr. Smith

Open Air Theatre Teaches Through Summer at Dublin

A historic open air theatre on Joseph Linden Smith’s grounds in Dublin New Hampshire known as the Teatro Bambino drew volunteers for its construction. Led by Colonel Higginson Professor Hill Henry Copley Greene and others the project offered lemonade and camaraderie. The 1898 summer featured a miracle play with Greene Higginson Pumpelly and Russell Sullivan in cast. Mrs Smith cousins John Greenleaf Whittier contribute verses. Spectators lounged on rugs as the green room stayed green.

Joseph Linden Smiths Henry Copley Greene Colonel Higginson Professor Pumperly Russell Sullivan Boston Ma Aoai Rawford Natio

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