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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1902

Page

3

Knife Evidence Highlights Blondin Murder Trial In Boston

The Blondin murder case in Boston features conflicting theories of where and how Mrs. J Wilfrid Blondin was killed. Prosecution links strangulation in Boston and decapitation hours later with a knife. defence argues an axe from a Russell farm in Chelmsford killed her. Witnesses detail body discovery, head retrieval from Hale's brook, and items tied to the head including a skirt teeth and twine. The day focuses on physical evidence and layout of the crime scene as the trial proceeds.

J. Wilfrid Blondin Blondin Boston Russell Chelmsford Harry C. Greene Lowell Mr. Bruce Mr. Greene

Peersen's Drug Store Ad On Central Street Near Opera House

Fragmentary ad notes a drug store named Peersen's on Central Street near the opera house advertising a "Figew 2 Fish Globe" item for sale. The snippet lacks full context but signals a local business placement in a historic downtown area.

Ste. Bee Peersen's Drug Store Central Street Opera House

Change of Life Promised by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

A period article extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as essential for women undergoing change of life. It cites letters from users, including Bena Ross of Roslindale Massachusetts, praising relief from dizziness, back pain, hot flashes and kidney pains after six bottles, claiming originality proof.

Lydia E. Pinkharm Bena Ross Montclair Ave Roslindale Mass

Settlement Talks Stirring In Coal Strike Hearings

Scranton Pa December 3 The anthracite coal companies and their employers press for outside settlement during the strike commission hearings resuming after Thanksgiving. chairmen Gray explains the commission will not abandon duties and may not allow unilateral withdrawal while hopes for private negotiations persist.

Scranton Anthracite

Local Notes From Stow and Vicinity

Continued on page nine, Stow. A. B. Rich returned from a Maine hunting trip. D. W. Stratton surveyed land for Henry Gates west part of town. Mrs. Florence Davidson and daughter Gladys moved to Everett near Albert Brown. Cellar dug for new home of Edward Shirley and wife at Arlington. Large white oak marking bounds between Edmund Stowe Henry Gates and Mr Peck blew down. E. & Channell conducted on the Concord to Providence and back, about 130 miles in one day. About $100 raised at Union Chapel fair last Friday.

A. B. Rich Maine D. W. Stratton Hudson Henry Gates Florence Davidson Gladys Everett Albert Brown Edward Shirley Arlington Edmund Stowe Hr. Peck E. &. Channell Concord Providence R. L Union Chapel

Twelve Killed as Explosion Gut Ship at Harbor View

In San Francisco the Steamer Progress exploded while on the Fulton Iron Works Wharf at Harbor View. Twelve men are missing, many injured, and about $200,000 in property destroyed. The blast occurred during conversion from coal to oil fuel, sinking the vessel and shattering nearby windows.

San Francisco Progress Fulton Iron Works Harbor View Iron Works the Iron Works

Reed's Illness Reported as Serious but Not Alarming

Washington December 3 reports from Dr. F A Gardner attending ex Speaker Thomas B Reed state he had an attack of catarrh and appendicitis. Temperature ranged from 108 to 101 25 with nourishment retained and comfort increasing. doctors say such cases are serious but not necessarily dangerous and surgical interference may be required later. Mrs Reed and Miss Reed arrived in Washington as prognoses remain cautious.

Lexington votes to join Metropolitan water system

Middlesex County town of Lexington votes 83 to 28 to enter the Metropolitan water district after years of debate over a local supply. The Rob erts meadow wells currently serve most needs, with concerns over summer shortages and the Metropolitan Commission’s limits. Prospects for current works: likely transfer to private ownership.

Lexington Roberts Meadow Metropolitan Water Commission Edward C. Stone Munroe A. E. Scott Metropolitan Commission

Will Carleton’s Songs of Two Centuries reviewed

The critic lauds Will Carleton’s lasting fame through Farm Ballads and Songs of Two Centuries. His distinctive dialect, humor, and outlook lift moods, linking home and national themes across last two centuries. Harper edition priced $1.50, illustrated, New York.

Will Carleton Mr. Carleton Harper & Bros New York G. C. Prince & Son

Foot and mouth disease hits Concord region and calls for action

About ten days ago foot and mouth disease was found in cattle across Concord Acton and Carlisle. Over 200 head are quarantined in Concord with milk disruptions and rising concern for public supply. Locals urge federal intervention to cull affected stock and compensate farmers as officials assess strict measures to stamp out the outbreak.

Acton Carlisle Geo. Tolman The Concord Antiquarian Society Charles &. Hurt Pentucket Lodge A. F A. M Lowell Concord Artillery Town Hall

Harper's Cook Book Bicyclopaedia Introduced

Harper's Bazar editor reshapes the cook book into an encyclopedia style volume. Arranged alphabetically, it covers turkey to desserts with hundreds of recipes under each head and includes time tables weights and measures. Noted contributors include Marion Harland Mary Lincoln and Christine Terhune Herrick. Price listed as $1.50 net. Bold by GC PrIs & Son.

Harper's Bazar Turkey Marion Harland Mary J. Lincoln Annabel Lee Christine Terhune Herrick Mary Stuart Smith Mrs. Blay Ysaguirre Margaret Sangster

The Christmas Criterion Holiday Magazine Delights Readers

The Christmas Criterion proves a delightful holiday periodical with a three color cover symbolizing yuletide messages. It features holiday themed stories such as For Honore Kako by Pauline C. Houve and The Grubetoke Protective League by Mary T. Ven Denburgh, all noted for prefuse illustrations and excellent taste.

Tempe Yuletide Honore Kako Pauline C. Houve Patrick Vaux Grubetoke Protective League Mary

Holiday book pages glow with color and classic notes

A rich Christmas issue highlights Recollections of Oliver Wendell Helmes by Gen James Grant Wilson and Maude I G Olivers Romance of English Cathedrals plus Minne Irving's Christmas in Manila. Scribners Magazine and Lookout offer lavish illustrations and reviews of Tolstoys Mantle, The House with the Green Shutters and Lu Sing. Page features include Stevenson poetry, Du Mond cover art, and Parrish frontispiece with notable letters and Bullfighting pieces.

Oliver Wendell Helmes James Grant Wilson Maude I. G. Oliver Minne Irving Manila Criterion Publication Co Fifth Avenue New York City D. R. Gaunt Abraham Crahan Tolatoy Frederic Taber Cooper Frank Norris A. Melrose George Douglas Brown Department of Book Reviews Pauline King Benjamin Disraeli Lord Leaconsfield Poe Chronicle Stocksmann Scribner's Magazine Robert Louis Stevenson Stevenson Frank V. du Mond Jessie Willcox Smith Edward Penfield Cafe Spaander Mra Lucy Derby Puller Maxfield Parrish Arthur Cosslett Smith F. Hopkinson Smith Guy Wetmore Carryl Mary R.S. Andrews Henry Rowland Octave Thanet EF. F. Benson Martin Whi Ho

Hoots Lethon Scent Featured In Old Time Ad

An advertisement touts Hoots Lethon as soothing and healing with a refined fragrance. It claims the product softens rough skin and appeals to well bred people, offered in large bottles for 35 cents.

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DR. Meigs George M. Wright Morrison Melvin Walker Wright Hildreth Balser Blond Messrs Hildreth and Kendall Mr. MelLaughn Mr. McLaughlin Mr. Morrison Dunham Romance OF Invention Robert Livingston Stevens Liverpool Stevens England Cunard Ocean Greyhounds Chicago News H. L. Bailey & Co Merrimack Street Coal Strike Commission Gray Commission STOW Reed Washington F. A. Gardner Thos. B. Reed Associated Press Middlesex County Geo.h.wood Natural Food Co Nracara Fats N.Y Bowler Bros Worcester, Mass St. Vincent's Hospital Worcester Harper's Cook Book Encyclopaedia Criterion the Bookman Lookiuu Philadelphia Tennyson Brownina St. Nicholas J. L Ruth McEnery Stuart Marion Ames Taggart Beth Alice Caldwell Hean Award Pyle Lu Sing de M. Alcott America Litte Lulu Miss Alcott Little Lulu Lu Ling Vod Lulu Louisa Anna Ef Rat Jay Rat Julia Scribner's Harold Richan Tommy
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