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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1903

Page

2

Textile mills idle as Worcester County workers face cuts

In Uxbridge on December 1 the Calumet Woolen mills shut down leaving 500 employees idle. North Uxbridge Manufacturing imposes wage reductions affecting about 200 workers. Across Saundersville Whitinsville Fisherville and Linwood the cotton mills implement broad cuts impacting roughly 1600 operatives.

Uxbridge Calumet & Hecla Calumet Woolen Company North Whitinsville Fisherville Linwood

Glasgow Woolen Mills to Resume Operations After Receivership

In Boston a petition will seek discharge of receivers for the Glasgow Woolen Mills at South Hadley Falls as affairs are adjusted. General manager is Charles W. Dennett. Once released, machinery will be overhauled and about 300 workers will be rehired. Also, Chapman Valve in Indian Orchard cuts staff after extended overtime.

Holyoke United States Boston Glasgow South Hadley Falls Charles W. Dennett Johnson-Dunbar Mills North Adams Springfield Chapman Valve Company Indian Orchard

Jefferson Manufacturing mills shut down for repairs

Worcester December 1 The Jefferson Manufacturing company ordered both of its woolen mills in Jefferson shut down for an indefinite period During the idle period the machinery will be repaired

Worcester Jefferson Manufacturing Company Jefferson

Jews Barred From Russian Frontier by Special Permit

Berlin reports new restriction deny American Jews entry to Russia without a direct permit from Interior Minister Von Plehwe. Previously consular visas sufficed with a temporary purpose statement. An American Jew’s admission required an order from Von Plehwe via the U.S. embassy after outreach to St. Petersburg.

Berlin M. von Plehwe Russia Germany San Francisco State Department Washington von Plehwe St. Petersburg America

New Orleans Opens Bull Cotton Campaign With Rising Bids

New Orleans reports the 1903 04 cotton campaign starting as W H Brown bid 11.95 for 25000 bales March delivery, lifting prices about 29 points from yesterday. Brown led heavy buying for January and May as Liverpool advised gains pushed January to 11.80 March to 11.97 and May to 12.07, with spot remaining firm and a quarter cent higher.

New Orleans W. H. Brown Brown Liverpool

Burned South Boston coal shed loss limited to ten thousand

Investigations today showed that most of the coal stored in the shed of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad at South Boston, burned last night, escaped damage and the loss would not exceed 10,000. The shed was destroyed and a number of freight cars were damaged.

Boston New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad South

Agriculturists Gather at Athol for Winter Meet

Athol December 1 The 41st public winter meeting of the Massachusetts state board of agriculture opened with a large turnout of farmers from across the state. Prof A F Brigham of Marlboro delivered the principal address on Progressive and Profitable Poultry Culture and joined in a general discussion afterward. Brigham, once with Rhode Island Agricultural College, founded the first poultry course in the country and now is with the Columbia School of Poultry Culture.

Brigham Phode Island Agricultural College Columbia School of Poultry Culture

Terrio Trial Brings Microscope to Bear

Skowhegan Maine December 1 Dr Frank M Whittier Bowdoin College noted microscopist testified in the Terrio murder trial he examined a crushed shell primer and found the firing pin snapped once He outlined three reasons supporting the state that the second impact would deepen the impression alter the primer ridge and may not strike the same spot on second impact The defense countered that others may have accidentally snapped the hammer on the shell to create the marks

Skowhegan Frank M. Whittier Bowdoin College Terrio Whittier Gower Pennell

Denunciation of delay in Russo-Japanese talks voiced in Tokio

A mass meeting of Tokyo’s Sei-Ukai metropolitan section denounced the delay in negotiations with Russia and urged speed. The Sei-Ukai party, founded by Marquis Ito in 1900, holds a Diet majority. Diplomatic circles note Japan’s stance on recognizing Russia’s interests while preserving trade rights in Manchuria.

Tokio Japan Sei - Ukali Russia Sei - Ukai Marquis Ito M. Bompard St. Petersburg United States Spain Manchuria

Senator Penrose seeks post office papers for committee inquiry

Washington December first Senator Penrose chairman of the committee on post offices and post roads introduced a resolution authorizing the committee to request the postmaster general to send all papers connected with the recent post office department investigation. If needed the committee will conduct further inquiry and report to the Senate. The resolution was referred to the committee on contingent expenses of the Senate without action.

Washington Penrose Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads Post Office Department Senate

Probably Not Guilty in Baldwin Manslaughter Case

In Providence on December 1, 13 year old Nicholas Baldwin faced manslaughter charges after allegedly running over James N. Hopkins at Weybosset and Dorrance streets. Judge Sweetland presided in the sixth district court, but the state’s testimony was deemed insufficient, and Baldwin was discharged as probably not guilty.

Providence R. L Nicholas Baldwin Weybosset Dorrance James N. Hopkins Sweetland Sixth District

Slightly Injured Ambassador Meyer After Fox Hunt Fall

Rome December 1 Ambassador Meyer is confined to bed after a fall from his horse while fox hunting on the outskirts of Rome. The injuries are described as slight, with no serious harm expected.

Rome Ambassador Meyer

Gates's Yacht Roxana Reaches Port Arthur safely

Houston reports John W. Gates's private yacht Roxana, overdue after departing New Orleans about a week ago for Port Arthur, has arrived safely. The vessel left New Orleans roughly seven days prior and was feared lost.

Houston, Tex John W. Gates Roxana New Orleans Port Arthur Tex

Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Promises Relief

Advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cold can be cured in a day with a money back guarantee if ineffective. Box features BE. W. Grove’s signature and a 25 cent price.

BE. W. Grove

CITY'S SHAME BRIBERY INQUIRY TOLLS ALDERMEN PAYMENTS

Grand Rapids reports ex-City Attorney Lant K. Salsbury testifying on bribery charges connected to the Lake Michigan water deal. Aldermen DePagter Muir McCool conjectured payments of cash and bonds. Salsbury said he sought to expose all aldermen and collect funds. State Rep Henry R. Van dercook denied involvement and any favors.

Grand Rapids Mich Lant K. Salsbury Burns DePagter Salsbury Lake Michigan Detroit Muir John Common Council Corey P. Bissell Bissell James C. McCool Special Council Water Committee McCool Henry R. Vandercook

Princess Alice of Schorburg Waldenburg Divorces Prince Frederick

Princess Alice of Schorburg Waldenburg filed divorce proceedings against Prince Frederick in Dresden after returning from Sori Italy. She accuses him of causing the scandalous allegations and says he seeks revenge for her refusing to pay his debts. She also threatens calumny action over stories of an alleged elopement with a coachman traced to Frederick.

Berlin Alice of

Injuries Proved Fatal for Cranston Man in Hospital

Edward Dewey of Cranston died at Rhode Island hospital from injuries after a fall at a Cranston building on November 19. Joseph McAleer, exposed to hydrocyanic acid gas at L E Bennett Co jewelry shop, remains hospitalized and is expected to recover fully within days.

Providence R. IL Edward Dewey Cranston Rhode Island Hospital Joseph McAleer L. E. Bennett & Co

Missouri Placed In Commission At Newport News

The United States battleship Missouri was placed in commission today in Newport News Virginia. In Missouri politics the phrase The man with a little money in the bank votes for Howe appears in the arid caption while Howe is described as careful of the city's money.

Missouri Newport News Howe Ady

Prompt Enlargements For Holiday Gift From Your Friend

A service offers quick and inexpensive enlargements of a friend’s favorite negative for a holiday gift. They emphasize fast turnaround and low cost to create a ready present.

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