Man wounds self in hotel anger cut to bone
John Bidwell, 28, living at 2 Lawrence street, punched through three hotel glass panes after being ejected by management. His arm was sliced near the elbow, blood froze in the snow as he wandered through Howard street to the South Common before officers found and revived him. He was taken to St John’s Hospital for stitching and care. Charges may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bidwell
Lawrence Street
St. Lawrence
Bidwell
Howard Street
Westford
Thorndike
South Common
John Donovan
Thomas Moloney
Ken
St. John’s Hospital
St. Lawrence Hotel
Trades and Labor council weighs eight hour plan
The Trades and Labor council at Lowell held an unusually active session thanks to extensive correspondence from congressmen about the eight hour resolution and responses from local candidates. A Territorial overview of aldermanic and councilmanic hopefuls shows varied pledges, with emphasis on wage earners and municipal ownership issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades and Labor Council
N. D. Sperry
Connecticut
Thomas F. Connolly
Lowell
Mass
O’sullivan
Molloy
Brown
Miskella
Curt
James J. Gallagher
Z. McVey
Cronin
Gray
Long
Kilbride
John J. Gallagher
Pindar
Dunlon
Donohue
Lundberg
Little
Lynch
Finnerty
Preston
James J.j.welch
Ryan
Worcester
Fontaine
Pickering
Grant
Chace
Moore’s Mills
Adams
Convery
Trades Union
The Homeliest Man in Lowell Offer Ad
An old advertisement invites readers to visit any druggist for a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. It claims to cure or relieve chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption with a price of 25 or 60 cents. The ad emphasizes the homeliest man in Lowell and calling on druggists for the offer.
Meeting Minutes Note Duties and Adjournment Time
The report lists attendees Riley Rafferty OBrien McGeever McCullough and Reidy. The meeting adjourned at seven oclock. W G Barnard answered queries noting duties are laid down in the office he seeks and will be performed by the official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Rafferty
O’brien
McGeever
McCullough
Reidy
W. G. Barnard
The Theatres Present Uncle Terry at Opera House
William Gill's dramatization of Un cle Terry will be seen at the Opera house Tuesday evening with James H. Waite in the title role. A wholesome play rooted in a charming novel, praised by critics as fresh and melodious. Willard arrives for dwellings of The Professor's Love Story and The Medium man on Friday and Saturday with a Busy schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gill
Uncle Terry
Opera House
James H. Waite
W. H. Crane
Henry E. Dixey
Smith Russell
Nat C. Goodwin
Richard Golden
Mr. Rice
Boston
Savoy Tonight Show Promises Continuous Hits All Week
The Savoy offers a full week of top attractions led by Rae and Brosche in a German skit titled Too Much Woman, plus Pierce and Egbert in popular song, Mallory Brothers and Mazie Brooks with harp, Lottie West Symonds with Emerald era songs, a miniature theatre show, and life like depictions of Admirals Dewey and Schley. Devey and Dale perform acrobats, hat throwing, and head balancing, while Henri V Baril showcases magic and cabinet mysteries fresh from Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy
Rae and
Brosche
Teutonic
Pierce and
Egbert
Mallory Brothers
Mazie Brooks
Miss Brooks
Lottie West Symonds
Maggie Cline
Harry
Rhetta Deaves
Dewey
Schley
Devey
Dale
Iead
Canada
Henri V. Baril
Baril
Whitney Opera House
Fitchburg
Blondin murder case stirs again with milk train story
Nashua New Hampshire December 8 1900 Interest reawakens in the Blondin murder case after milk train workers recall a farmer neighbor who daily delivered milk to the train near Hillsboro and was said to resemble Blondin A worker offered to bring a Blondin photo for comparison but the man vanished after Friday morning disappearance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Blondin
Keene
Boston and Maine Railroad
Margaret Blondin
Chelmsford
Mass
Hillsboro
Fiondin
E. J. Mathews Killed In Fox Hunt Accident
Edward J. Mathews, 1836 birth, president of the American District Telegraph, banker and clubman, was thrown from his horse and killed near Valley Forge after leaving Radnor Hunt breakfast at Chesterbrook farm. He organized Excelsior Brick & Stone, later entered banking and brokerage, long Checque bank representative, led American District Telegraph as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Edward J. Mathews
American District Telegraph Company
Valley Forge
Radnor Hunt
Chesterbrook Farm
Irwin N. Megargee
Radnor Hunt Club
Mathews
Excelsior Brick & Stone Company
Checque Bank
Union League Club
The
Art Club
Philadelphia Country Club
Kirby Lumber Combine Faces Anti Trust Suit
Kirby Lumber company formed for 30 million dollars in Texas is sued for damages for alleged anti trust violations. Congressman Cooper is a member. Penalties totaling 770000 dollars are sought. District attorney cannot seek charter forfeiture. Mayor Dimon praised in paid notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Kirby Lumber Company
Texas
Congressman Cooper
Storti Doomed to Death One Week From Today
Boston December 8 Luigi Storti cannot escape the electric chair and will face execution about one week from tomorrow unless a Governor and council grant another stay. Judges Bond and Lawton overruled a new trial motion after three hours of affidavits from witnesses claiming self defense and unseen testimony could alter guilt. The defense argued new evidence shows premeditation was not proven beyond reasonable doubt and cited the murder of Michaele Calluci as a factor in self defense. The case featured extensive affidavits from multiple witnesses, including Italians abroad, and highlighted arguments that the jury verdict was not justified without this new material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Luigi Storti
Bond
Lawton
Suffolk Criminal Court
Storti
Michaele Calluci
Stockbridge
Wardner
Carmine Gambale
Callud
Raffaele Grieco
Joseph Roggiero
Michele Cresta
Pernandino Macchia
Giuseppe Perrillo
Carmine Cresta
Lizzie Farina
Giuseppe Rocilla
Calluci
Castlefrance
Italy
Sterti
Sughrue
Mr. Stockbridge
Boston Editor Missing Since Monday Under Mental Distress
Everett C. Stone of Northampton Massachusetts former Herald editor now with the Orange Enterprise has been missing since last Monday after leaving his home for Boston. Friends and family say his pleasant business and family ties are intact and his prolonged absence is believed due to mental troubles from overwork. He is 51, 5 feet 10 inches, 160 pounds, dark complexion with a mixed beard. He has a wife and daughter in Northampton and a brother in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Everett C. Stone
Northampton
Mass
Herald
Enterprise of Orange
Mr. Stone
Stone
Se Dr Benoit's Favorite Tonic Promises Health Cure
A vintage health ad touts Dr. Benoit's Favorite Tonic as a remedy for pallor weakness and indigestion, urging readers to take the product for improved vitality and digestion. The message appeals to common ailments with a product claim of restorative benefits.
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Trades & Labor Council
Savoy Theatre
Blondin Again
Boston & Maine
Hillsboro, N .H
E. J. Mathews
Prest. Am. Dist. Tel. Co
Phila
Kirby Lumber Combine
Dimon
Ady
Orange, Mass
Enterprise
China Dolls
Kia Dolls
Sailor Dolls
Palmer Street
Toydom
Santa Claus
Merrimack Street
James Whitcomb Riley
Chas. Sheldon
Eugene Field
T Caleb West Mastu
Tom Grogan
Philip Winwood
the Manxman
He de Willoughby
Diver
Mrs. F. H. Burnet
F. Hopkinson Smith
Henry S. Merriman
F. Marian Crawford
E. 8. Phelps
R. N. Stephens
Hall Caine
Maurice Howlett
Jerome K. Jerome
Capt. Chas. King
Peloubet
Centre
Aisie
Monograms and Engraving
North Aisie
Dr. Benoit
Merrimack St
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