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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1902

Page

3

President Roosevelt in Hartford on Eastern Tour

President Roosevelt arrives in Hartford for a New England swing, where 10,000 workingmen greet him with a floral horseshoe gift. He thanks the wage workers, praises Hartford's reception, and outlines foreign policy goals including Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Isthmian canal, urging nonpartisan oversight and responsible administration.

Hartford Conn Roosevelt New England John T. Robinson Harttford New Haven Pope Park Michael Sullivan Father Sullivan Connecticut Coliseum Col Jacob T. Green Senator Platt Sullivan United States Presiden Roosevelt American Republic Tropic

Westlake Dead After Pursuit of Soldiers in Rhode Island

Providence Aug 22 Officer Joseph Westlake of Narragansett Pier died at Rhode Island Hospital from wounds suffered while pursuing two soldiers on a late Saturday night chase. One suspect, W T Lacey, was arrested and charged with assaulting Westlake with a pistol. An autopsy and coroner’s inquest were expected to follow.

Providence R. I Joseph Westlake Narragansett Pier Rhode Island W. T. Lacey Westlake Perkins Narragansett District

Country Week charity seeks funds for sick and needy

The country week charity, a city fresh air fund aiding women with families, working girls, and hospital patients unable to work, urgently needs funds to continue its work. Fewer than 50 donors support thousands in need. contributions should be sent to Edward Ellingwood.

Val Gene Edward Ellingwood

May Fiske at Lowell Opera House with New Plays

For two weeks at Lowell Opera House the charming May Fiske returns in a repertoire of her best last season works plus new selections chosen for her style. Supported by Robert Nadine and a first rate company. The production features careful staging and an in-house orchestra. Opening bill tonight is The Gold King.

Porto Rico Cuba Lowell Opera House Charming Little Comedienne May Fiske Robert Nadine

Missing girl found after two years in Barre

Barre Vermont August 22 Miss Louise Grace Paige, missing since February two years ago, has been located living on the Isle of Wight and is married. She left Barre secretly and no efforts to find her succeeded until three postal cards recently arrived.

Barre Louise Grace Paige Isle of Wight

Origin of Petroleum Traced to Ancient Earth Heat

M A Granville argues petro leum forms from coal and shale through ancient heat. Oil appears in varied geologic ages and regions from Devonian to Tertiary, with Texas, California, Siberia, and Wales cited. Coal measures end abruptly in many producing regions, supporting a universal deep-earth origin.

Young Scotland Wales Colorado Wyoming Montana Texas Louisiana F.ounda California Siberia Asia Forda West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania Idaho Japan M. A. Granville

Tramp Held On Suspicion In Olive Broad Murder

Cornish Maine August 22 deputy sheriff Sawyers arrest a rough looking tramp at West Buxton suspected in the murder of Miss Olive H Broad. Witnesses place her near Cornish station April 15, while deputies pursue debts as motive. two tramps McNally and Willis held for questioning with no solid clue yet.

Cornish Olive H. Broad William H. Sawyer West Buxton Ossipee Valley Limerick Boston Lewis Cook Cook Libby Leon Boothby Miss Broad Conway Center N. H Cornish Village Poindexter Wood Foun Portland Edward McNally Lewis Willis Olive Broad McNally Willis Stoughton Mass

Balloon Farm of Carl B. Myers Captivates Readers

The September Pearson's describes Carl E. Myers balloon farm nine miles from Utica New York where flying airships, hydrogen balloons, and other aerial contrivances are produced. Chauncey McGovern notes a flying machine that truly flies and other inventions by Myers for himself and other inventors.

Santos Dumont Carl B. Myers Chauncey Carl E. Myers Uticas New York United States Balloon Farm Myers Balloon Farm Myers

Incorrect Hampton Ride Ends In Accident

An old lady, urged to join a Long Island auto tour to reach her ailing grandchild in Hampton, ends up in a ditch after passing a hay wagon. The chauffeur quips this is an accident, sparking the lady’s puzzled remark about the location.

Long Island Hampton Automovie Magazine

Naval Manoeuvres Off Rockport Aboard San Francisco

A World War era update from Rockport reports Commander Pillsbury with three auxiliary cruisers at sea as naval wargame tension rises against Admiral Higginson’s coast defense. Fog, rough seas, and limited signaling disrupts, with rumors of a Kearsarge accident denied and vital telegrams sent to headquarters.

Rockport Pillsbury Higginson Portland Cape Cod Straitsmouth Pigeon Hill Pills

The August Bookman and The Women’s Home Companion Overview

The August Bookman highlights illustrated pieces on England's Poets Laureate and Daudet, plus reviews, poems, and features by Marguerite Merington and J. Henry Hager, with notices on Newport and several literary items. The September Women’s Home Companion opens with Bible city findings, Landon Knight on Real Stringtown, three short stories, a St. Louis Exposition feature, and fall-interest pieces for mothers and girls, from Crowell Publishing Co.

England Thomas Seccombe Ben Jonson Alfred Austin Marguerite Merington Tartaria Daudet Gelett Burgess Richard Harding Davis Olancho Chronicle London J. Henry Hager Woman’s Home Companion Landon Knight Stringtown On the Pike Abercrombie Lady Lee

Pearson's Magazine September features London Arctic tale

The September issue opens with Jay Hambidge’s frontispiece from Jack London’s In the Forests of the North. Readable pieces include The Pearl Maiden by Haggard, Sallie’s Red Cheek, Seumas McManus Irish sketch, The Straw in the Street, and The Longest Tunnel in the World on Simpson Tunnel. Chauncey M’Govern’s Balloon Farm story off ers Western New York industry, with Jenks on current books.

Pearson Jay Hambidge Jack London North Haggard Seumas McManus Secret Service New York Simpson Chauncey M’govern

September Smart Set opens with strong character study

Louise Betts Edwards presents A Friend of Cara's a vivid character study. Jack London offers The Story of Jees Uck a gripping Alaskan tale of renunciation and one of his strongest career works. Gertrude Lynch’s The Shining Glass reveals sharp psychology of beauty. Cabell and Pottle contribute distinct stories while Wilard Forman and Bailey add varied pieces. An article closes with a note on writing beauty.

Cara Louise Betts Edwards September Smart Jees Uck Jack London Gertrude Lynch James Branch Cabell Emry Pottle Wilkins James Hazleton Willard Justus Miles Forman Jimmy Rogers Bachelor's Garden Terple Bailey

Laurier the British Loyal Canadian Reformer

G C Rothery portrays Sir Wilfrid Laurier as a devout Roman Catholic yet loyal Briton and French Canadian nationalist who champions home rule within imperial federation. The piece details his stature, oratory, positions on Riel and Manitoba Jesuit Estates, schools, reciprocity with the United States, and his balanced, pragmatic approach to nation building.

Rome France Sir Wilfrid Laurier Dominion of Canada Sir Wilfrid Wilfrid Quebec Ottawa Ottawa River Edward Prince of Wales Dhe House of Commons Louis Riel Manitoba Loula Riel Riel Liberal Party Laurier John Maacdonald United States G. C. Rothery Britannia

Be mine or speak to papa, a knightly plea

Mr Popping begs Miss Willing to ponder love and even perform a deed of valor, while she replies that he must first seek approval from her father. The exchange, quoted from the Philadelphia Press, captures a flirtatious, old fashioned courtship dialogue.

Popping Papa Philadelphia Press

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