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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1901

Page

3

Miss Toppan Indicted by the Grand Jury

In Barnstable a Worcester or Lowell woman Miss Jane Toppan stood in the superior court and heard grand jury indictments accusing her of murdering three patients she nursed. The charges allege death by poisonous drugs or poison in Catalumet and Chicago cases. She pleaded not guilty as officials prepare for a spring trial with substantial evidence presented, including chemical analyses showing morphine and atropine.

Barnstable Jane Toppan Lowell Superior Court Mary D. Gibbs A. P. Davis Cataumet Genevieve A. Gordon Chicago Gibbs Mason Miss Toppan Cape Cod E. S. Wood Harvard University Beulah Jacobs Mr. Brigham Benjamin Waters Wareham

Resolutions Spark AFL Convention in Scranton

Nearly one hundred resolutions were presented at the AFL sessions in Scranton as Edward F. McSweeney spoke on immigration. Highlights urged Chinese exclusion, independent political action, and amending the Geary act while proposing a defense fund and broader labor rights.

Scranton American Federation of Labor Edward F. McSweeney Port of New York Wu ‘Ting Fang Federation of Labor Roosevelt Congress Dietrich Washington, D. C Wu Ting Fang United States District of Columbia

Newberry Street Tragedy Claims Local Leader

A Newberry despatch reports the death of J. B. Easterling, a prominent Gainesville resident, who was killed by H. Johnson, another white citizen, in a street tragedy this evening.

Gainesville Fla Newberry J. B. Easterling H. Johnson

Troops Deployed in Alabama Riot After Mob Killings

Andalusia Alabama December 6 Governor dispatched troops to aid Sheriff Bradshaw guarding a jailed riot suspects. Martial law declared as fear of mob attack grows in Opp with three Negroes killed by a citizen posse for alleged riot involvement.

Andalusia Ala Bradshaw Opp

ENGLISH GOLD Subscribes 21 Million for American Railroad

Detroit reports Joseph B Moore has placed 21 million dollars of five percent 30 year gold bonds in England to fund the Gulf and Manitoba railroad from Duluth to Kansas City seven hundred miles. The Des Moines to Kansas City branch, two hundred miles, will be built at once with the remainder in spring.

Detroit Mich the News Today Joseph B. Moore England Gulf and Manitoba Duluth Kansas City Des Moines

Sixty Five Poisoned At Wisconsin Wedding Feast

Prairie Du Lac Wisconsin December 6 sixty five guests were poisoned at a wedding feast at John Mulky's home in West Point near the city. Officials believe coffee contained poison and doctors worked for hours to save lives. Some coffee samples were sent to a chemist for testing.

Prairie du Lac Wis John Mulky West Point

Estate of George M Pullman Probate Filed in Redwood City

The will of the late George M Pullman who died November 28 is filed for probate. The estate is valued under 500000 with heirs listed as mother Mrs Hattie Pullman and wife Sarah Lander Pullman. Sarah Lander Pullman requests letters of administration.

Redwood City Cal George M. Pullman Hattie Pullman Sarah Lander Pullman

Kindergartens in Salem Compared with Lowell

A letter to the editor argues Lowell kindergartens are pure kindergartens not primary schools and denial that they required costly nurses. It asserts both cities educate rich and poor, explains Salem rules limit age range, and praises Lowell practices adopted by education officials.

Salem News Common Council Cashman Lowell Salem State Board of Education Staite Normal School Veritas

Cure for Protruding Piles Promised by Pyramid Cure

Mrs. Wm. Kenmore of South Omaha reports a desperate battle with piles lasting years. She avoided surgery and, after using Pyramid Pile Cure, was fully cured with no recurrence. The drug is sold by all druggists at 50 cents a box. A free book on piles is mailed by Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Michigan.

Wm. Kenmore Omaha Pyramid Drug Co Marshail, Mich

After Baby Comes Hopeful Health Through Careful Prep

A discussion of maternal health after childbirth, stressing that strong preconception health and proper preparation for maternity reduce postnatal weakness and aid nursing. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted aid, including testimonials from mothers who credit improved recovery and breast feeding, and notes the medicine is alcohol free and narcotic free.

Dr. Pierce Scieetasidiions Pierce R.V. Pierce

Plunge from Curve Claims Two Canadian Pacific Workers

A Canadian Pacific freight train derailed after a rock slide on a steep curve above the Frazer river in Vancouver. Engineer Randall and Fireman Petruff were killed when the locomotive tumbled 300 feet down the bluff. three cars wrecked, brakemen warned but unable to avert disaster.

Vancouver B. C Canadian Pacific Frazer River Randall Petruff

Theatres announce two today closings and Musicals

Miss Mayfiske leads an engagement closing with matinee Little Magnet and evening California. 400000 readers of Uncle Terry will soon see the characters on stage, dramatized by William Gill with Jas R Waite as Uncle Terry. Evangeline revival at Opera house features Charles Guyer as Lone Fisherman, with Dec 11 and 12 shows.

Charles Clark Munn Uncle Terry William Gill Maine Jed Prouty Jas. R. Waite Terry H. D. Grahame Opera House Rice Catherine

Coughs and Colds in Children Recommendation

Chicago physician endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for obstinate coughs in children and all ages. Describes it as non narcotic and safe, a universal panacea, with Mrs. Mary R. Melendy signing the testimonial and noting availability through all druggists.

Chicago P Chamberlain Mary R. Melendy

Kans City Carnival Abolished By Merchants After Poor Returns

The famous Kansas City annual carnival ends as merchants conclude the expense failed to justify the gains. They shifted to advertising by alternative methods rather than the long standing event.

Kansas City

Savoy Home of refined vaudeville hits next week

The Savoy continues its reputation as the home of refined vaudeville. For next week Rae and tro schs bring a German comedy skit "Too Much Woman" with constant laughs. Mallory Brothers and Brooks appear as part of the attracting lineup.

Savoy Rae Troschs

Booker T. Washington speaks to northern audience on race progress

Booker T. Washington, president of Tuskegee Institute, drew a large crowd at First Congregational church, delivering a forceful address on education and self sufficiency for the Negro race. He stressed practical land ownership, banking, and agricultural leadership, noting 85 percent of Gulf states’ Blacks work in farming and detailing Tuskegee’s 700 acre farm as a model for uplift.

Southland Booker T. Washington Tuskegee Institute Washington First Congregational Church Co. AR. Dimon Tuskegee Gulf States South Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute Alabama

High Class Vaudeville Acts At City Theatre

A refined vaudeville lineup features Biss Brooke with harp solos, Devene and Dale in acrobatics and humor, Deaves the marionette act, impersonations of Admirals Dewey and Schley, Henri Baril performing rapid cabinet magic, and Pierce and Egbert delivering song medleys with refined visual shows.

Biss Brooke Devene and Dale Harry Rhetta Deaves Admirals Dewey Schley Savoy Henri Baril Canada Baril Whitney Opera House Fitchburg Pierce Egbert Tebbie

Miss New York Jr at Music Hall Delights Crowd

Miss New York Jr drew a large audience at Music Hall with a satisfying performance. Local favorite Prof. Larry Crane, a Lowell boy, received hearty applause for his act alongside an artistically strong company.

New York

Burlesque Show Impresses With Strong Company

The troupe features capable singers dancers and striking beauty with a robust alio. Sir Thomas's Reception opens the burletta and leaves a solid first impression while Loop the Loop closes with continuous laughs and spark. Miss New York Jr. returns this afternoon and tonight in full, promising the road's best burlesque.

Sir Thomas New York, Jr

White Wool Blankets at Bargain Prices

A. G. Pollard & Co offers five cases of slightly imperfect white wool blankets. Finer large heavy pairs retailing $3.50 to $6.00 are offered at discounted prices: $1.98 for $3.50 and $4.00 blankets, $2.98 for $5.00 quality, and $3.49 for $6.00 grades.

California A. G. Pollard & CO

Flys Cream Balm Improves Nasal Catarrh Treatment

Two points in nasal catarrh care are clarified. The drying method is harmful, while Flys Cream Balm provides instant relief and a sure cure by cleansing diseased membranes without provoking sneezing. Price 50 cents. Sold by Ely Brothers at 56 Warren Street, New York, and by druggists.

Ely Brothers Warren Street New York

Boers to settle vast Wyoming tract with beet sugar plant

A colony of Boers and Holland Dutch will settle 360000 acres in southern Wyoming and establish an irrigation system and beet sugar factory, claiming the soil is well suited for cultivation and processing.

Wyoming

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Miss Jane Toppan Labor Leaders Geo. Pullman Dred Wat Savoy Theatre The Tuskegee Normal Institute Music Hall
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