Debate Over Tariff Revision and Free Trade Reach
The Springfield Republication critiques Democratic tariff revision aims, arguing that reducing tariffs triggers widespread cuts. It warns that free traders seek global concessions harming domestic business and breadwinners. The piece supports Secretary Shaw's stance as prudent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Iowa
Iits
Shaw
Free Trade
Cuba
Republican Party
Bryan
Newport
Temporary injunction targets Boston brewery strikers
A sweeping injunction bars interference with Boston beer manufacture and sale. Saloon keepers fear boycott power but many local pubs still advertise serving beer brewed in Boston, while some may drop warning cards. The ruling likely increases consumption of the local product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Injunction Becomes Permanent as Industry Faces Changes
The injunction is made permanent and the Boston breweries may revert to the preexisting state. Schwab’s health is linked to burdens of leadership, possibly forcing him to relinquish some duties though his presidency at United States Steel remains in doubt. The Courier praises its steady coverage and non sensational tone amid summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Breweries
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Higginson
Pillsbury
Eastport
New York
Cape Cod
United States
New Hampshire
Maine
New England
Charles Denby
China
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Lincoln City
Ind
Notable chatter on politics steel and press pranks
A series of editorial quips and social notes critique the president’s upcoming start, Schwab’s travels, elevated track nuisance rulings, coal supply pressures, and wireless news rumors about wartime casualty reports aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm, with a skeptical view of wireless truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronprinz Wilhelm
France
Nantucket
Reckless drivers to meet fate on Camden road trap
A Philadelphia Camden scheme uses timing devices and a steel cable to stop speeders. A timer signals stations down the line, guiding authorities to slow cars and deter violations, recalling past shipboard battles and coastal patrols in a vivid, period-style narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Camden
Billion-Dollar Businesses and Million-Dollar Men Reflected
A Washington Star report notes buyers flocking to New York to stock fall and winter goods, with hotel congestion up 40 percent and purchases projected at a billion dollars, signaling strong retail prosperity. It also discusses Cuban politics under Palma and critiques of giant capital combinations, predicting Schwab’s successor will come from lower ranks and urging limits on managerial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Merchants’ Association
Washington Star
Schwab
Vacation Publications Offered by Grand Trunk Agent
Before choosing a vacation destination, contact Thos Wynne, traveling passenger agent of the Grand Trunk railway system, 306 Washington Street, Boston, for publications including Mountains of New England and the Sea Muskoka Lakes Routes and Fares for Summer Tours Trains 3 and 4 Tourist Travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Wynne
Grand Trunk Railway System
Washington Street
Boston
New England
The
Sea
Muskoka Lakes
London Bridge to be Enlarged With Stone and Brick
The National Builder notes England plans to widen the nine century old London bridge using granite and vitrified brick for corbelings rather than steel. It argues British progress contrasts with American repair costs on the Brooklyn Bridge and urges railroads and governments to favor durable stone construction for bridges nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge
England
Thames
London
Tower Bridge
America
Park Named Ho-no-ne-gah on Rock River
A new public park near Beloit Wisconsin along the Rock river is named Ho-no-ne-gah after the Winnebago Indian wife of pioneer Stephen Mack who married in 1820. The feature honors local history and the Mack family in Winnebago county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock River
Beloit
Wis
Winnebago County
Stephen Mack
Rev Ayers Visits Middlesex County Home
North Chelmsford Rev E J Ayers of Fall River stays with Mr and Mrs William F Lewis. State road repairs are underway on Princeton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Ayers
Fall River
William F. Lewis
State Road
Princeton Street
Kelley family host guests. church picnic planned
Frederick I. Kelley Jr returns from Worcester while Allan G. Rice visits Rev. and Mrs. F I Kelley. Centre Congregational church Sunday school plans a picnic at Island Pond on Wednesday August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick I. Kelley, Jr
Worcester
Allan G. Rice
F. I. Kelley
Centre Congregational Church
Island Pond
Funeral for Mrs M A Scarlett Held on Main Street
The funeral of Mrs. M A Scarlett took place yesterday from her Main Street residence with Rev J Herbert Yeoman officiating. Interment followed at Centre Cemetery under Undertaker Locke, with bearers Joel F Phelps Wm H Lee Jas Fairgrieve and Geo H Brown. Miss Sadie Pike of Boston visited her Wamesit relatives last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Scarlett
Main Street
J. Herbert Yeoman
Centre Cemetery
Locke
Joel F. Phelps
Wm. H. Lee
Jas Fairgrieve
Geo. H. Brown
Sadie Pike
Boston
Wamesit
Gilbert P. Wentworth
Bucksport
Albert Roper
William Kiernan
Rollins
Centre Village
Death of Mrs Tyrel in Boston and village baseball update
Mrs Rose Tyrel daughter of Mrs Miller of Forge Village died at Carney hospital Boston after two weeks treatment. Funeral from St Catherine's Graniteville with high mass. Interment at St Catherine's cemetery. Undertaker J A Healey. Also report of Forge Village baseball defeat of Knobs Pond 11 to 7 at school grounds. Whigham and Blodgett notable plays. Public events include field day at Littleton Driving Park on Labor Day with sports and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Tyrel
Sexton
Catherine’s
Graniteville
J. A. Healey
William Ward
Miller
Worcester
Sanborn
Comey
Knobs Pond
Bennett and
Weaver
Casey
Willis
Groton
Blodgett Brothers
Whigham
Littleton
Chelmsford Notes on Local Transfers and Obituaries
Chelmsford residents report the Morton house sold to Warren Chandler with occupants moving to Lowell. Several families relocate within or to other towns including Smith Street Lowell for Francis H. Scales and family. Death of Henry A. Merrill at Concord Road, aged 56, mourned by his family with funeral at Edson cemetery Lowell. People return from seaside resorts. E A Stevens of Mountain View Cal. reports apricot drying and shipping plans. Nettie Stevens to return from Europe. All Saints church plans Sunday music and Guild meeting with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Westford Street
Warren Chandler
Philbrick
Lowell
Francis H. Scales
Smith Street
C. D. Clark
Frances Clarke
Worden
E. W. Sweetser
C. Atkins
Moscow
Hannah H. Perham
South Street
Henry A. Merrill
Concord Road
Hudson
N. H
Chelmsford
New England
Edson Cemetery
Walter Perham
E. A. Stevens
Mountain View
Cal
San Jose
Stevens
Miss Nettie
Europe
George Armstrong
Chelmsford Spring Company
Luxxex
N. B
Herbert C. Sweetser
All Saints’ Church
Harry Newell
Edith I. Freeman
Geo. M. Wright
Arthur M. War
Unitarian Ladies Hold Tea and Plan October Society Fair
Ren and family visited New Hampshire and ascended Mt Washington finding abundant ice and snow at the summit. The Ladies circle held its annual Sunday tea in the vestry and elected chairmen for committees to run the October or early November society fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
New Hampshire
Mt. Washington
Unitarian Society
Maine state fair at Lewiston slated September dates
Anticipated Maine state fair in Lewiston runs September 1 to 4 with cattle and garden produce exhibits. Entertainment and amusements available. Boston and Maine Railway offers reduced round trip tickets from Portland to Rochester with details in posters. Tickets valid September 1 to 4. return travel September 1 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Portland
Rochester
Corner Store For Rent With Refrigeration Near Depot
TO RENT A Corner Store great chance for business meat and groceries Refrigerator for meat Just off Westford street nice 3 room tenements in best repair pleas antly situated 7 00 per month Near the Northern Depot Choice tenement large rooms sunny and very tightly 11 00 per month T H ELLIOTT 34 Central St Tel 908 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westford Street
T. H. Elliott
Central St
Merigazee's Sale Foreclosure of Estate in Lowell
Oliver W. Fiske of Lowell mortgaged property to Albert S. Taylor. Foreclosure sale set for Friday September 12 1902 at 12 noon at the premises on Princeton street Lowell. Property described as a lot on Princeton street bounded by Kelly Cheeney and street lines containing 4026 square feet with 225 down at sale. Other terms to be announced at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver W. Fiske
Lowell
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Albert S. Taylor
Middlesex North
Princeton Street
Kelly
Keily
Cheeney
Albert
Taylor
Land Registration notice in Wilmington Massachusetts
Commonwealth of Massachusetts court proceedings require respondents Martha T. Lee and others in Middlesex County to appear in Boston on September 2, 1902, at ten in the forenoon to show cause why Stillman C. White's petition to register title to land in Wilmington should not be granted. failure to appear will result in default and the petition being confessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha T. Lee
Woburn
Middlesex
Commonwealth
Nathan Blodgett
Thomas H. McMahon
Samuel F. Cole
Myron E. Buck
George F. Mitchell
Wilmington
Stillman C. White
Los Angeles
California
Middlesex Avenue
Henry Sheldon
Lawrence
Boston & Maine R. R. Co
Blodgett
Court of Land Registration
Boston
Suffolk
Leonard A. Jones
Clarence C, Smith
Probate notice in Middlesex County Massachusetts
Heirs and kin are cited in the Middlesex Probate Court for the estate of Katie H. M. Boodry late of Lowell. Augustus W. Boodry petitions for letters testamentary without bond. Hearing set September 16 1902 at nine o clock. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Lowell Daily Courier and delivery of notices seven days prior. Signed by Judge Charles J. McIntire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie H. M. Boodry
Lowell
Augustus W. Boodry
Middlesex
Lowell Daily Courier
Cuartes J. McIntine
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Asst. Register
Also Mentioned on This Page
Middlesex County
Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Courier-Citizen Company
Vermont
Merrimack Square
Courier
Boston Herald
Democratic Congressional Committee
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Portsmouth Harbor
Cy Sulloway
Sparks
Bruce
Donahue
Mr. Belmont
Nota Bene
Gen. Alger
Big Steel Trust
Mr. Schwab
Monte Carlo
Mason
Corbin Park
C. M. Schwab
Yellow Journals
Holland House
the Waldorf
John Pierpont Morgan
Rockport
Brooklyn
Olympia
Bass Rocks
Castine
Isles of Shoals
Gloucester
Yankee Tars
Dick” Wainwright
Santiago
Wainwright
Bill
Scott
Palma
General Washington
Republic
Havana
Philadelphia Ledger
Amherst College
Charles H. Moore
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Nat. Duke
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
H-O Co
J. H. Gorsuch & Son, Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Baltimore, Md
Lowell, Mass
H. E. Noyes & Son
Aer
Putnasi & Son
Central Street
North Chelmsford
Dracut
Tewksbury
Forge Village
Elgin Creamery
Ginter Grocery CO
Maine State Fair
Merigazee
Bite
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!