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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1898

Page

2

Portland Steamer Portland Wreck Death Toll Surges

Provincetown reports another day of recovery after the Portland wreck as officials on Cape Cod identify 13 bodies and list unidentified remains. Among the identified are Henry E Dudley Freeman of Yarmouth George W Delaney Jennie Edmunds Cornelia Mitchell Miss Madge Ingraham Geo Graham and Solomon Cohen with families arriving from Boston Portland and Auburn to claim loved ones.

Provincetown Portland Cape Cod New England Hen. E. Dudley Freeman Yarmouth Maine George W. Delaney Shawmut Avenue Jennie Edmunds East Boston Cornelia Mitchell North Easton Madge Ingraham Woodfords Geo Graham Auburn Chatham Orleans Wm. Mosher Gorham Seine Province Ruvesao Eastham Nauséet Old Harbor A. D R Mble Quartermaster Anscldyer Albert Dunbar Booth Bay Nantucket Sound C. F. Williams Steamboat Company Nauset James W. Flower Lewiston Steele E. Dudley Freeman Agent Williams Solomon Cohen Elizabeth M. Collins John F. Collins Miss Collins Susan A. Kelly Walter

Dangers of Blended Whiskey Admitted in Cautionary Note

The passage warns that blended whiskey may contain unsafe ingredients including sulfuric acid derivatives, almond derivatives, prune juice, peach juice, glycerine, chocolate, raw alcohol, and other foreign substances some poisonous or injurious. It emphasizes these are out of place and not safe for consumption.

Wreck of the Ainsworth Leaves Nine Drowned at Nelson Bay

Spokane report details lifeboats swamped amid a wreck near Crawford Bay. The Ainsworth carried 19 passengers and 12 crew. Johnson survived by shedding his overcoat and reboarding. Italians perished in the port boat along with others, while survivors were brought to Pilot Bay and then to Nelson aboard Kokanee.

Spokane Wash Nelson Spokesman-Review Ainsworth Johnson Pilot Bay Crawford Bay

Gate City Safe After Cape Cod Storm Delays Voyage

The steamship Gate City, departing Boston, survived a fierce storm off Cape Cod and reached Savannah, Ga., 3 and a half hours late. Captain Gookins reported sighting 15 vessels ashore or sunk near Vineyard Haven, with damage limited to two sails and two small boats. No passengers were harmed. Goodwin noted eight sunken vessels and seventeen stranded crafts in the area.

Savannah Gate City Boston Cape Cod Gookins Vineyard Haven Goodwin

Two More Schooners Lost off New England Coast

Sylvanus Calhoun of the Gay Head life saving station reached Vineyard Haven with news of the loss of the Amelia G. Ireland of New York and the Clara Leavitt of Portland. The captain, mate and four seamen from the Leavitt are lost, while the Ireland crew's captain and four seamen were saved. one Leavitt seaman saved from wreckage. Names of the dead and survivors not yet learned.

Vineyard Haven Sylvanus Calhoun Gay Head Amelia G. Ireland New York Clara Leavitt Portland Leavitt Ireland Calhoun Ieft

British steamer lands St Lucie crew after dismast storm

The Orthia arrived in Baltimore with Captain Appleby and 11 crewmen rescued from the barkentine St Lucie after she lay dismasted in a recent storm. One crew member is reported lost. St Lucie left New York on November 25 bound for Santos. Built at Bowdoinham Maine in 1874, registers 688 tons.

Baltimore Cole Glasgow Appleby New York Santos St. Lucie Bowdingham

A Certain Tonic and Invigorator Claims by Dr Bradford

Dr William N Bradford of Cambridge Ohio writes that Johann Hoff's Malt Extract is retained and absorbed by the most delicate stomach. He says it is a certain tonic and invigorator that imparts energy and vivacity and increases red blood corpuscles, thereby supplying resistance to fatigue.

Wm. N. Bradford Cambridge Ohio Johann Hoff

Starvation in Cuba Casts Shadow Over Havana Province

A Havana dispatch reports hundreds dying of hunger in Havana province with shortages in Casilda San Antonio Rio Blanco Jibacoa and Guanabacoa. Supplies via Bratten fall short while Spanish authorities suppress news. calls grow for more ships and relief as unrest spreads through Matanzas and surrounding areas.

New York Havana Key West Casilda San Antonio Rio Blanco Jibacoa Guanabacoa Bratten Bariano Matanzas Iva Lucha McKinney Cuba Washington Santo Domingo Santa Clara Lomo Lacret Cifuentes Principe Jimenez Castellanos

Hall Caine Praises Chicago During U S Visit

New York dispatch reports Hall Caine describing Chicago as morally improved by housing and feeding conditions, with fewer rookeries than London, Paris or Rome. He notes crime centers cluster at depots but wide streets aid police. Caine commends American audiences and praises the intellectual atmosphere for women and hardworking men.

Hall Caine United States New York Chicago London Paris Rome Caine

British Steamer Holbein Anchors Off Lisbon with Damaged Machinery

The British steamer Holbein from London and Antwerp bound for Rio de Janeiro is anchored 16 miles west of Lisbon with machinery out of order. Her deck loads include the crew from the Clan Drummond which was total loss in the Bay of Biscay.

Lisbon Holbein London Antwerp Fte Janeiro Here Clan Drummond Bay of Biscay

Gould Blackmail Case Opens Defense in Albany Trial

The defense in the Margaret E. Cody case claims no conspiracy in the attempt to blackmail George J. Gould and Helen Gould. Cody testified she learned of the 1853 marriage claim from a Denver newspaper and that the 1896 letters alleged in the indictment were not written to blackmail.

Albany Margaret E. Cody George J. Gould Helen Gould Cody Sara Ann Brown Angell Jay Gould Denver Pierce Helen M. Gould

King Philip coal schooner lost in gale with all aboard

Baltimore reports the King Philip schooner of the Black Sheridan Wilson Coal Co. sailed November 16 with 1787 tons of coal for Portland Missouri and foundered off Highland Light, Massachusetts coast after a gale, with total loss of all crew members.

Baltimore Sheridan-Wilson Coal Company E. St. Norton Bostom King Philip Portland Highland Light Massachusetts

No Delay Granted in Trial of Senator Quay Indictments

Judge Finletter overruled objections to five indictments against United States Senator M S Quay his son Richard R Quay and ex State Treasurer Benjamin J Haywood. Trial set for Tuesday Dec 6 with defense claiming preparation time needed due to voluminous records. Demurrers to four indictments rejected and fifth quash motion overruled.

Philadelphia Finletter Court of Quarter Sessions United States M.S. Quay Richard R. Quay Genjamin J. Haywood Wis Rufus E. Shapley Graham Commonwealth Shapley Shield People's Bank Benjamin J. Haywood Finnetter

Keeley Will Bequeaths All to Widow In Probate

Philadelphia Dec 1 The will of inventor John W Keeley was admitted to probate this morning. It leaves the entire estate valued around 10000 dollars to Mrs Keeley, who is named executrix. The document makes no reference to the Keeley motor or its shareholders.

Philadelphia John W. Keeley Keeley Keeley Motor Company

Drift of Opinion on Extra Session and Currency Reform

Washington observers note growing reluctance in Congress toward an extra session and currency reform. Senator Cockrell of Missouri, Barham of California, and Representative Grout of Vermont express skepticism about benefits or need, preferring focus on the Nicaraguan canal and business interests. Senator Lodge also called on the President amid the discussion.

Washington Cockrellb Missouri White House Barham California Representative Grout Vermont

France Bans US Fruit and Plant Imports

Paris on December 1 reports the Journal Official published a decree barring entrance of United States fruit and plants into France. The move, prompted by the San Jose scale threat, acts as a precautionary measure to protect French agriculture.

France United States Paris Official Today San Jose

To Let Rooms For Rent In Various Streets

House on Broadway for boarders nine rooms fourteen dollars. North ern depot four rooms nine dollars. Marshall street three rooms thirty six fifty. Belvidere tenements three rooms six dollars. Centralville five room tenements seven dollars. Queen street three room tenements seven ten. Hildreth street six rooms and barn room eleven dollars. 18th street seven room cottage modern improvements sixteen dollars. Central street six rooms eleven dollars. Apply to T. H. Elliott four Central Street.

Broadway Marshall Street Belvidere Centralville Queen Street Hildreth Street 18Th Street Central Street T. H. Elliott

Murder of Jennie Andrews Shocks New Westminster

Don Perrier a young French sailor murdered his former sweetheart Jennie Andrews at her home in New Westminster. He lured her to the Green house room, then killed her vampires and mutilated the body after death. Perrier, educated and from an aristocratic family, confessed during the act.

Jennie Andrews New Westminster B. C Don Perrier Green House Perrier Australia

Peace talks stall as Spanish offer delay joint session

Paris December 1 The United States and Spanish peace commissioners did not meet in a joint session today with a next meeting set for 2 PM tomorrow. Spain urged a five year privilege for Spanish ships trading with Porto Rico and Cuba, seeking parity with American vessels, conditioned on continued U S dominance over the isle.

Paris United States Spain Porto Rico Cuba

Steamer Australia to San Francisco with New York soldiers

Victoria B C December 1 The steamer Miawra arrived with Honolulu advices up to November 23 The Australia was to sail November 29 from Honolulu with 560 men of the 1st New York regiment bound for San Francisco en route to New York A further 200 would follow by the Alameda About 300 cases of typhoid had occurred before the Mionera left Independence Park to be abandoned as a hospital site Col Ruhlin began November 22 erecting a new hospital building in Nuanu Valley 43 by 160 feet in size

Victoria B. C Honolulu Australia 1St New York Regiment San Francisco New York Alameda Independence Park Col Ruhlin Nuanu Valley

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