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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1902
Page
10
President calls for strong national regulation of interstate commerce to curb trusts while preserving growth. He defends tariffs, advocates a federal commerce department, reciprocity with Cuba, and a robust navy, post office gains, immigration reform, and orderly expansion of Alaska and the Philippines.
Daily supply for the metropolis is about 95,000 tons while demand nears 30,000 tons a day. A blizzard could curb railroads and create sharp price spikes. About 109,000 tons arrive daily at tidewater, with 26,000 tons reaching New York. the rest to New England and Canada. President Lederle orders elevated rail officials to show cause on Wednesday to curb soft coal use.
Alfred J. French M D former mayor of Lawrence died at his home 17 Valley street after a two week illness of acute stomach inflammation. Born January 16 1823 in Bedford New Hampshire he practiced medicine in Manchester Methuen and Lawrence for 42 years retiring in 1897. He served in the Massachusetts House 1859 1860 was mayor of Lawrence in 1864 and led several local financial ventures including Lawrence National Bank and Broadway Savings Bank. He was a deacon trustee and superintendent at First Baptist Church and remained Republican in politics. He is survived by wife Sarah A Hardy. their one child died aged eight.
Col Frank G Noyes longtime Grand Army man and former consul died at his Nashua home from injuries from a recent fall. Born July 6 1833 in Nashua he was Harvard educated and served as a Union colonel in the Civil War later holding real estate interests and G A R leadership posts in New Hampshire. Surviving children include Anna Gardner Clara L H Grace Richardson and Elizabeth G Noyes.
A son born to the wife of W A Clark jr wins the $1,000,000 prize offered by Senator Clark for his first grandson. The winner’s birth arrives as cable notice from Paris confirms the gift going to the Clark family. The youngest daughter in New York recently had a daughter.
Cincinnati Ohio December 2 The death by self inflicted act of the young woman known in San Francisco as Mrs Robert T Hemingway and in Cincinnati as Miss Carlotta Campigli o has caused a sensation in Cincinnati and Covington Kentucky She was known in both cities as Carlo the beautiful and had many admirers Her mother says she married Hemingway several months ago Her father is said to be a wealthy New York grocer Parents separated years ago
The Crown Prince of Siam and party departed Victoria at 1 20 this morning aboard the Empress of China bound for Yokohama on the way back to Siam. The ship was held until then in deference to Siamese superstition that the day was unlucky as Monday fell on the first day of December.
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