Dr F A Warner Dies Suddenly In New York
Dr Frederick A Warner a respected homeopathic physician of Lowell died suddenly at Clifton Springs Sanitarium New York on the 12th of angina pectoris He planned to move to Chicago with his wife Interment will be in Painesville Ohio He was born August 18 1831 in Canfield Ohio studied at Kenyon College and Western Reserve University practiced in Illinois and Massachusetts and later settled in Lowell He held leadership roles in several medical societies and specialized in obstetrics He was a longtime member and warden at St Annes church```
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F. A. Warner
Clifton Springs Sanitarium
New York
Chicago
Painesville
Ohio
Frederick A. Warner
Western Reserve
Lyman
Amanda Warner
Connecticut
Frederick
Canfield
Mahonia
County
Warner
Kenyon College
Gambier
W. J. Scott
Kenyon
Andrews Merriman
New England
Lowell
Kirk Street
Illinois
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Medical Society
Essex County Medical Society
Massa
Caron's Judgment in Gaynor Greene Case Criticized
Montreal August 15 Donald McMaster K C leading counsel for the United States criticized Judge Caron's judgment in the Gaynor Greene case. He called it bad and its reasons worse saying it was a snap judgment made without full counsel hearings. He disputed the warrants lack of date and argued the extradition act and statute do not require it.
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Montreal
Donald McMaster
K. C
United States
Caron
Gaynor-Greene
la Fontaine
McMaster
Grateful King Delivers Message From Portsmouth
King Edward replies to Portsmouth address, thanking the city for congratulations on his coronation, health, and peace. He and Queen Alexandra express gratitude for mercies from God and pledge renewed effort for the empire. He recalls the loyalty and affection shown. The message was delivered to the Portsmouth mayor.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Edward
Portsmouth
Alexandra
Crowds Pack Westminster Abbey Fittings Preview
London August 15 crowds surged to Westminster Abbey to view coronation fittings. Admission dropped from $1.25 to 60 cents and then to 12 cents as throngs filled the queue. Police kept order while 2500 people per hour passed through turnstiles, many turned away.
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London
Westminster Abbey
New Destroyer Chauncey Demonstrates High Trial Speed
Philadelphia August 165 The torpedo boat destroyer Chauncey completed a successful trial trip at Neafie and Levy Ship Building Co The smokestack marks show 29 51 knots as maximum speed while President Seddinger reports an average of 28 64 knots The vessel will be turned over to the government soon.
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Philadelphia
Chauncey
Neafie & Levy Shipbuilding Co
Seddinger
the Shipbuilding Company
Pension changes announced from July 28 issue
Washington Aug 15 announces pension changes from the July 28 issue including increases for Elisha A Cushing of Lynn James Anderson of Danvers William T Servey of Pepperell John G White of Attleboro widow Sophia W Goddard of Webster and others The listed amounts include six eight twelve dollars and similar adjustments for several named beneficiaries.
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Washington
Elisha A. Cushing
Lynn
James Anderson
Danvers
Wm. T. Servey
Pepperell
John G. White
Attleboro
Sophia W. Goddard
Webster
Remains of Minnie Mitchell tied to Chicago prairie
Oscar Thompson admitted to a reporter he cannot recall events after an early morning quarrel with “Daddy” Claffy and Bartholin near Minnie Mitchell’s disappearance. He claims a laundry wagon may have carried the body to 74th and State streets while he was drunk or drugged. Edwards, a former Bartolin roomer, arrived from Denver to aid police and disputed Thompson’s hypnosis claim.
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Chicago
Oscar Thompson
Aagard
Minnie Mitchell
Clancy
Calumet Avenue
Bartholin
Edwards
Annie Bartholin
Associated Press
Thompson
Malden Sunday work case against Gibson ends in fine
In Malden on August 15 Judge Pettengill heard Wayne T. Gibson of Everett defend himself in a Sunday labor case. Gibson, a Seventh Day Adventist, painted his barn on Sunday and pleaded not guilty. After trial and witness testimony including Patrolman Horsman and remarks by local officials, Gibson was fined ten dollars and appealed.
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Malden
Malden District Court
Pettengill
Wayne T. Gibson
Everett
Horsman
Gibson
Pendergast
Batchelder
Chambers
Common Council of
Inder Pettengill
Buyers in Town in New York Market Report
Leading dry goods jobbers say the market is busier than last year with a favorable outlook. Many out-of-town buyers, especially from the South, are purchasing freely. Prices remain firm for fine cottons woolens and worsteds, with worsted prices trending upward.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Bandits Surrounded Near Miller City After Sheriff Shootout
Napoleon Ohio August 15 Henry and Eck Thompson who shot Sheriff Barnhill have been traced to a dense thicket a few miles from Miller City and are surrounded by armed men determined that those inside shall not escape. Marshal Hiser has called for more men and bloodhounds. A 500 dollar reward is offered for the men dead or alive and a 200 dollar standing reward for horse stealing.
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Napoleon
Ohio
Henry
Eck Thompson
Barnhill
Miller City
Marshal Hiser
Duryea Quiet After Washery Riots as Arrests Rise
Duryea Pa August 15 reports show no restart at the Warnke washery and no crowd. Deputies guard the site after many workers were arrested yesterday. Brigadier General Gobin monitors from Shenandoah and may deploy troops if needed. August 15 Feast of the Assumption quiet Catholic churches hold services amid strikes and penniless families, with troops occupying picnic grounds.
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Wilkesbarre
Duryea
Warnke
Sherif Cobb
Wasnery
Shenandoah
Gobin
Coal Shortage Threatens Washington Government Buildings
Washington faces a looming coal shortage as Pennsylvania anthracite strikes extend. The Capitol, White House, and other federal buildings rely on open-market coal after bids for the new year failed, with Senate and House supplies stashed at 8 and 700 tons respectively.
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Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
Pennsylvania
Senate
House
Capitol
Senate Ie
White House
Desperate Affray Near Winfield Ends Fatalities
Authentic details from Knoxville report a deadly fight in Winfield Scott County Tennessee involving three young men and a prominent woman. Jarrett Trammel was killed and another man and the woman escaped across the Kentucky border to avoid capture. Whig Duncan is also said to have fled. The incident occurred in Winfield Tennessee.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Scott County
Jarrett Trammel
Trammel
Whig Duncan
Kentucky
Winfield
Elks Prohibit Street Carnivals and Elect New Officers
Salt Lake City Aug 15 The grand lodge of Elks adopts a rule prohibiting street fairs and carnivals under Elks lodges effective Jan 1 1903. Next reunion set for Baltimore July 21 1905. New officers installed and Bedford City Va home for aged Elks funded with 12050 dollars. Only Denver lodge entered prize drill, winning 250 dollars.
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Salt Lake
Grand Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Lodges
Grand Lodge
Baltimore
Elks’ National Home Committee
Elks
Bedford City
Denver Lodge
Lead Pipe Stolen From Boston & Maine Car
An 800 pound reel of lead pipe was stolen Wednesday night at Hampshire Roads near Lawrence. Police traced the lead to Frank Bros junk shop in Lawrence. Junk dealer Max Buber was arrested, suspected of involvement. Lead valued at $65, sold to Frank Bros for $21. Weitere arrests expected.
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Lawrence
Boston & Maine
Hampshire Roads
Frank Bros
Max Buber
Engagement Announced for Vivien Sartoris Scovel in Cobourg
In Cobourg Ont Aug 15 Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris announced the engagement of her daughter Vivien Sartoris to Frederick Roosevelt Scovel son of Chevalier and Mme Edward Scovel born Roosevelt They are related to President Roosevelt and the wedding is set for Saturday Aug 23 at St Peters church Cobourg with many guests from the United States invited.
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Chevalier
Mme
Edward Scovel
Roosevelt
Detroit
Mr. Scovel
President Roosevelt
Frederick Roosevelt
New York
Ricardo Diaz Albertini
Cobourg
Ont
United States
St. Peter's Church
Democrats Renominate Elijah B. Lewis in Georgia District
From Antezuma Georgia on August 15 the Democrats of the 34th Georgia district renominated Elijah B Lewis for Congress. In Plano Illinois also on August 15 Democrats of the 12th district nominated J R Steward by acclamation. Winchester Kentucky on August 15 Republicans nominated John B White for Congress.
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Antezuma
Georgia
Elijah B. Lewis
Congress
Plano
Ill
Democrats
J. R. Steward
Winchester
John &. White
Nuns Expelled From France Seek U S Settlement
Rome reports sisters expelled from France petitioning the Vatican for permission to settle in the United States. Officials note no vacancies and language barriers, with Canada seen as a better field due to French-speaking regions. Despite guidance, the sisters press for U S entry.
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France
United States
Rome
Vatican
Canada
Dominion
Inland Lakes Yachting clubs challenge for Seawanhaka cup
Edward Rosing secretary treasurer of the Inland Lakes Yachting association has issued a challenge to the Royal Canadian Yacht club of Toronto to race for the Seawanhaka cup in 1903. The Inland Lakes association includes 23 clubs across Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Chicago
Edward Rosing
Inland Lakes Yachting Association
Royal Canadian Yacht Club of
Toronto
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illnois
Prisoner in Lowell Jails Desperate Suicide Attempt
A Greek prisoner Peter Varnavelias at Lowell jail swallowed a spoon in a failed suicide bid on Wednesday morning. He had earlier faced a criminal assault charge against a 14 year old girl, with bonds set at 1500 dollars. He was returned to jail after the incident as authorities removed potential means of self harm. The court continued his case to August 22 with bond at 1600 dollars as prosecutors presented evidence. Meanwhile others in Lowell faced minor penalties for various offenses including vagrancy and petty assaults. one couple linked to a clandestine marriage scheme ahead of an expected ceremony.
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Peter Varnavelias
Lowell
Varnavelias
Maria Varnavelias
Varnavellas
Varnagellas
Jones
Alane Labaces
James Jorgolacos
Boott
Nashua
Lynn
Ayer
World famous tenor buried after alms house death
Carl Mos brugger of Wertheim Baden died last Monday at the county almshouse. A telegram from a cousin to Rev Mr Vogel of the Swiss church arranged a fitting burial at Potters field. A decade ago he was among the world's most famous tenors with performances in Berlin Berlin Opera St Petersburg Paris Moscow and favored by crowned heads.
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San Francisco
Carl Mosbrugger
Wertheim
Baden
Potters Field
Vogel
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Paris
Moscow
A LITERARY NATION POST REPORTS STELLAR LETTER TOTALS
The postmaster general reports undelivered letters reached 110 million, with 3.375 million dollars in unreturned mail, while delivered letters totaled 2.4515 billion and averaged 58.9 per person in the United Kingdom. He notes motor cars fail to match horse-drawn wagons for heavy mail loads.
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London
United Kingdom
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Massachusetts Surgical and Gynaecological Society
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Hahnemann Club
St. Anne’s Church
O'Sullivan Bros
City Hall
Grateful King
Westminster
Mrs. Tallerday
Henry and
Southern Life
Tennessee
Elks Grand Lodge
Vivien Sartoris
Frederick R. Scovel
Inland Lakes Club
Charles Fair
Trouville
Ness
John Maher
Martin Peterson
Michael Stoker
John Russell
William Welch
John Smith
State Farm
George Martin
Pantaleon Nicolacopulos
Spiros Nicolacopulos
James Philipps
Merrimack Street
Nicolacopulos
Philipps
Pantaloon
Spiros
Felix McGuinness
Errimack A
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