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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1902

Page

9

First Canadian bail granted to fugitive from justice

George Clark of Lynn Massachusetts was released on a $1000 bail in Toronto. He is the first person accused of being a fugitive from justice to be granted bail by a Canadian court. His father fights extradition, stating the charge is not a Canadian felony. A preliminary trial is planned amid cross border legal questions and police scrutiny.

Toronto George Clark Lynn Mass Clark Canada Young Clark United States Steel Corporation Pittsburg Massachusetts Pennsylvania London Medical Journal London ‘Hospital London Berlin Paris Scientific American

Train Schedules of the New York New Haven and Hartford R R

On and after May 18 1902 all trains will depart Lowell Middlesex Street Depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 16 am 11 25 am 6 25 pm. Sundays service to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations at 7 15 am and 4 25 pm. Trains connect at South Framingham with Boston and Albany R R for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction with the Fitchburg R R to the Binnington line for New York City and the West. Clark general superintendent Kendall general passenger agent.

Lowell Middlesex Street Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham Way Boston Albany R. R Worcester Springfield Albany Concord Junction Fitchburg R. R Binnington New Yor City Mansfield Diter Clark A. C. Kendall Gen. Pass

Bennett's Millions Reveal Posthumous Child Claim

Laura Biggar, former actress and Bennetts widow, inherits 70 percent of the $1.25 million estate. A posthumous child born July 30 and dying after 15 days could entitle her to the remaining shares under New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania laws. She asserts a civil and religious marriage to Bennet, while relatives contest. Peter Mevulty, a Bennet heir, may back her claims and seek a compromise with other relatives.

New York Laura Biggar Henry M. Bennett Miss Biggar Burt Haverly Mr. Bennett Dr. Bendrics Bergen Point N. J New Jersey Pennsylvania Peter J. Mevulty

Man Named Shanahan Shoots Self at Hotel Cecil

Boston today reports a man who registered as Dennis A Shanahan, believed a traveling salesman, shot himself twice in the left breast at the Hotel Cecil. He is hospitalized at Haymarket Square relief hospital in critical condition, with a telegram in his hand reading Ashland Va Dont use Scotville See letter Ashland. The hotel staff found him after two pistol reports in the corridor.

Boston Cecil Dennis A. Shanahan Haymarket Square Relief Hospital Louisville Ashland Shanahan J. A. Woolfolk Scotville D. A. Shanahan

Wanted-rooms and services in Lowell area

Classified ads list furnished room with board in a private family at M-5, washing and ironing by an experienced woman at 9 Fourth Avenue, and space needs for light manufacturing. Also elderly boarder at 49 Second Street, and a subscription solicitation for Ladies' Home Journal at 36 Prescott Street, Lowell. Additional items include rooms for rent, desk space, and lost items through Lowell listings.

Ala Bt Fourth Avenue Second Street Ladies’ Home Journal Saturday Evening Post Sarah F. Kittridge Prescott Street Lowell Mass Port Hill Avenue Westford Street Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank

Move to nominate Boutwell for Congress in Massachusetts

Boston readers report a Democratic push in the 4th district to nominate ex Gov George S Boutwell for Congress. The district, then represented by Natick’s Charles Q Tirrell, is heavily Republican and previously elected Democratic congressman Frederick S Coolidge in 1890. Local leaders note Boutwell’s anti imperialist stance could energize the fall campaign. opposition centers on Marcus A Coolidge of Ashburnham, son of the current congressman. Boutwell’s Groton residence is cited as a factor in accessibility and influence.

Boston George S. Boutwell Congress Charles Q. Tirrell Natick Washington Frederick S. Coolidge Ashburnham Boutwell Marcus A. Coolidge Groton Massachusetts

Legal papers served in Faxon libel suit in Quincy

Quincy August 18 The property and goods of Henry H Faxon were attached for fifty thousand dollars by Charles L Prescott city scavenger who sues Faxon for alleged libel and slander Papers served by Deputy Sheriff George H Field returnable at Dedham first Monday in October The history of the case leading up to the libel suit was published Saturday.

Quincy Henry H. Faxon Charles L. Prescott

Coal price rise masks household burden for winter

The New York World warns that coal costs have surged and domestic sizes now sell for 29 a ton. Families stock up before September, with 10 to 25 tons typical for large homes, risking a sizable annual increase. For poorer buyers, a long 9 per ton price could cripple budgets if strikes persist.

New York World

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