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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1903

Page

2

Beirut Shooting Not a Murder of Consul Magelssen

Reports from Beirut, Syria state Vice Consul William C Magelssen was shot at but not harmed. U S officials, including Minister Leishman, indicate the incident is not a murder attempt and call for a measured, peaceful resolution with possible naval demonstration in Beiruts waters.

Washington William C. Magelssen Beirut Syria Magelessen State Department United States Leishman Constantinople Ravadal Associated Press Oyster Bay Loomis Magelssen Department Harpoot Cotton Darling Villefranche Brook

Roosevelts plans unchanged amid Beirut assassination confusion

President Roosevelt learns via Associated Press that Vice-Consul Magelsen was not killed in Beirut. He keeps plans and the European squadron, sent to Beirut, on course. Hay returns to Washington after talks at Sagamore Hill, while Loeb relays Leishman cable confirming the AP error.

New York Magelssen Beirut Syria Freyer Board of Presbyterian Mission At Associated Press Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt William C. Magelssen Turkey Hay Sagamore Hill Washington Ottoman Empire New Hampshire Loeb Loomis Leishman

Fully Warranted Fountain Pen Offer For Courier Readers

Sixty nine cents will furnish a solid gold fountain pen for a time, available at Courier-Citizen office and multiple local outlets. Agencies include A W Dows Co at Merrimack and Central, 389 Central St Lowell Pharmacy, Frank P Moody at Dutton and Fletcher, C E Carter at Branch and Smith and Westford and Pine, B J McEvoy on Lawrence, Belvidere Family Drug Store on High, and Oveys News Depot at Fifth and Bridge.

Courier-Citizen Office A. W. Dows & Co Merrimack Central Streets Central St. Lowell Merrimack Street Frank P. Moody Dutton Fletcher Streets C. BE. Carter Branch Smith Streets Westford Pine Streets B. J. McEvoy Lawrence Street Belvidere Family Drug Store High Street Ovey's News Depot Fifth and Bridge Streets

United States Navy Keeps Current Orders to Turkish Waters

The decision is made to maintain existing orders to the European squadron. Admiral Cotton will lead vessels to Turkish waters to safeguard Americans and American interests amid developing concerns.

Turkey Cotton

Cotton's Squadron Sails From Villefranche

Nice France Aug 20 The United States cruiser Brooklyn and San Francisco departed Villefranche for Genoa and Beirut as Rear Admiral Cotton in command outlined plans to coal and head to Genoa with the Machias already there The press dispatches had quoted all available information and Cotton confirmed departure plans for the evening.

Nice France United States Brooklyn San Francisco Villefranch Genoa Beirut Cotton Villefranche

Dr Jessups Views On Beirut Assassination

Dr H H Jessup returning from Beirut says there is no popular uprising against Christians foreigners or Americans and the Magelssen attack stemmed from an individual or hired actor. He notes consuls protect Americans, praises Ravndal and Magelssen for aiding Syrian American rights, and supports an American fleet presence on the Syrian coast. He cites loyalty of American missionaries and professors and peaceful aims of Americans in Turkey.

Montrose H. H. Jessup Beirut Turkey Magelssen Maseissen Dr. Jessup Ravndal Magerssen Syria Amercan Syrian Protestant College

Magelssens Notify Family Of Vice-Consul Alive

In La Crosse Wisconsin on August 28 information reached the Magelssen family that Vice-Consul Magelssen is alive and uninjured. The message also reached Rev. K C Magelssen’s family in the city and the parents in Highland Prairie Minnesota. Arrangements were made for a family reunion.

Magelssen la Crosse Wis Rev K. C. Magelssen Highland Prairie Minn

New Canal Treaty Gains Ground In Colombia

A three member Colombian congress committee has not yet reported on canal treaty salvage. In Bogota the Col case notes majority favor perpetual U S control under acceptably patriotic terms. In Colon a newspaper report says Senate panel backs amendments, including transfer permission to U S, limited zone, waters, no mixed tribunal, nonoperative U S law at Panama, and a time limit for completion. Politicians push authorizing law to let the President negotiate anew with the United States and form a plural committee representing all parties.

Bogota Columbian Congress Congress United States Colon Colombia Corree Nacional Senate Committee On Panama Diego Mendoza

McLeod Defeats Jenkins In Handicap Wrestling Match

Dan McLeod beat world champion Tom Jenkins in Hamilton Ontario in a handicap bout by pinning Jenkins after a closing surge. Jenkins won the first fall in 15 minutes 50 seconds with a half Nelson and leg hold, but McLeod secured the decisive pin on the second fall to clinch the match.

Namilton Ont Dan MclLeod Tom Jenkins Jenkins McLeod

Big Schooner Ashore Near Cape Lookout

Norfolk reports a large three masted schooner from the south ashore on Outer Diamond shoal near Cape Lookout. Life saving crew has gone to assist. Thick fog and haze hinder identification of the vessel.

Norfolk Outer Diamond = shoal Cape Lookout

Yachting Forecast From Sandy Hook Storm Off Shore

New York report from August 28 notes the gale Sandy Hook at midnight sent northeast winds up to 82 miles per hour. Rain fell, offshore conditions were thick with heavy seas breaking over the coast.

New York Sandy Hook

Manyon’s Evidence Furnished by the People They Cured

Report notes evidence from local residents who have undergone treatment at Paw Paw. Observers claim patients readily yield to the remedy, detailing recovery and testimonials to support the cure claims.

Paw Paw touted as miracle tonic by Munyon backers

Letters from J M Walsh B Phillips and James S MacGregor praise Paw Paw as a cure for nervousness indigestion and general debility. They claim dramatic improvements and urge others to try the remedy noting its blood and liver benefits and recommend dropping alcoholic stimulants. Price listed as 1 per pint bottle and Paw Paw pills 25c.

J. M. Walsh Dr. Munyon Cleveland Ave Everett Mass James S. Macgregor Quincy House Munyon Lowell Massachusetts

Curtailed Mills Bring 330000 Spindles Offline Next Week

Fall River reports curtailment affecting 330000 spindles across Merc hants No 8 Stafford Cornell Luther Border City No 1 Bourne mills, up from 292000 at week start. Nos 2 and 3 Border City and Richard Borden mills shut early week. further curtailment likely Labor Day week as cotton grades remain tight despite improving cloth market. Sales this week total 150000 pieces with some regulars at 3.5 cents as buyers hesitate on contracts for cotton five to six weeks ahead.

Fall River Merchants No Stafford Cornell Luther Border City No Bourne Mills Border City Richard Borden Mills King Philip Osborne No. 1 Laurel Lake

Beirut and Damascus rail link spurs regional influence

The Beirut seaport in Syria serves Damascus and may become a terminus for a railway to India. The Syrian Protestant College near Beirut, with over 600 students and facilities including a medical school and commerce program, has grown since 1866 and received Turkish concessions. The American Mission press broadcasts Arabic Bible translations, and the college's work has drawn scrutiny and support from U.S. officials.

Beirut Syria Damascus India Lebanon Constantinople America Syrian Protestant College Yale Harvard Princeton Amherst Presbyterian Church of America Sidon Tiyoli Zahleh Abeih Yeirut Turkey China Sulu Islands Eli Smith C. V. A. van Dyck van Dyck Van Porte William E. Dodge John §. Kennedy D. Stuart Dodge D. D Samuel Dennis Roosevelt Leishman Danilel Bliss Howard S. Bliss Christian Union Church of Upper Montclair, N. J

Financial legislation talks at Sagamore Hill

Secretary Shaw arrived at Oyster Bay and will meet President Roosevelt to compare notes on currency legislation. Both leaders seek broad agreement on potential measures and a temporary stringency relief plan to ease the money market.

Oyster Bay N. Y Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw Sagamore Hill Roosevelt Shaw Congress Secret Shaw

Demure School Maam Role Returns for Summer Season

A clipped note hints at a playful transition as a young woman resumes a conventional schoolteacher persona for the summer period. The Ionian phrase evokes light humor about feminine roles and seasonal work.

Beiruts Mission Properties Amid Unrest and Attacks

A historical note describes American mission properties in Beirut including halls, a church and school buildings, with professors and missionaries funding homes in the mountains. Beirut, home to about 120000 people of whom 40000 are Mahommetans, experiences unrest and increased danger for Europeans, with several attacks reported in cactus lanes along the promontory.

Marquand House Daniel Bliss Observatory Beirut

Poor Outlook for Futurity Race

New York reports rain ruins a futurity with the largest hoped field for two year olds. Nineteen colts and fillies are carded for a stake near 50 000 dollars to the winner, though half may drop before saddling as weather and mud threaten premium chances on the 250 start fee.

New York

German Auto Club Allocates 20000 For Bennett Cup Race

Berlin reports the German Automobile Club has appropriated 20000 dollars for expenses tied to next year’s international James Gordon Bennett cup race. Telegraphs from Hamburg note Emperor William shows personal interest and may attend part of the event.

Berlin German Automobile Club Hamburg William

Marine Captain Myers wounded in France target practice

News from Washington says Captain J. T. Myers of the Marine Corps on the cruiser Brooklyn was accidentally shot in the leg by a bullet from the gunboat Machias during target practice off the coast of France. The wound is not believed dangerous.

Washington J. T. Myers Marine Corps Brooklyn Machais France

Republican state convention set for Tremont Temple Friday Oct 2

Boston aug 28 the call for the Republican state convention at Tremont Temple on friday oct 2 will be sent out tomorrow state officers are candidates for re nomination with no anticipated contests in the convention also a fund raising event for sufferers at Mohair grounds tonight

Boston Tremont Temple

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