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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1905

Page

7

Christmas Bulletin Sparks Gift Ideas in Lowell Stores

The Lowell holiday catalogs highlight Morse & Beals florists at 8 Merrimack Square with Alabama holly and decorative greens for two weeks, the C. F. Hatch Company at 76 Church Street offering boxes paper and decorations, and the D. L. Page Co. at 94 Merrimack Street selling confections, fancy candy boxes, toys, and Christmas creations for special occasions.

Morse & Beals Alabama Patton Merrimack Square C. F. Hatch Company Church Street Hatch Cicero D. L. Page Co Merrimack Street

Electric toys ignite new toyland fun at Hinckleys

Electricity powers a range of practical amusements at Hinckley's 54 Middle Street. Children enjoy electric motors pulleys fans cars telegraphs and telephones, showcasing the latest in powered toy entertainment.

Hinckley’s Middle Street

Senator Mitchell Dies After Tooth Extraction Hemorrhage

Portland Oregon obituary reports Senator John H. Mitchell died after a severe tooth extraction hemorrhage. Despite doctors and saline support, diabetes and other illnesses weakened him, with a fatal bleed beginning after the fourth tooth removal and culminating in death at 11 40 PM.

Portland Ore John H. Mitchell Mitchell Senator Mitchell

Costas Pappas Stabbed After Quarrel at Mill

Costas Pappas was stabbed in the head and back with two inch and a half gashes after a quarrel at a mill. He sought protection at a police station and was taken to the assailant’s home at Adams street where William Kanellis was arrested. Kanellis bail was posted. he is due in court. The knife attack occurred in the street. two Kanellis brothers were involved. The incident ends with police handling and an upcoming court appearance. The report also covers a cotton production estimate discrepancy between the Bureau of Statistics and the Census Bureau for 1904 05, explaining differences in weight basis and the move toward uniform reporting between federal bureaus.

Costas Pappas Ken William Kanellis Kanellis Pappas Inspector Walsh Adams Street Kanellis Brothers William Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture Bureau of the Census Census Bureau Statistician Bureau Hyde

Cotton Estimates Now Uniform Across Regions

A department of agriculture statement issued in Washington on December announces uniform cotton estimates across regions. The notice details methodology standardization and aims to align reporting for growers, merchants, and policymakers.

Washington Dec Department of Agri

New Japanese Ambassador to Britain Named

London dispatch says King Edward was informed that Viscount Hayashi has been appointed Japanese ambassador to Great Britain. The official foreign office notice confirms the historic appointment, marking a significant step in postwar diplomacy.

London Foreign Office Edward Viscount Hayashi Great Tain

Local remedy firms pledge refunds on cough bottle claims

A card from multiple merchants lists refunds for Greene's Warranted or Turis cough bottles if they fail to cure. It notes a B cent bottle required to prove sanit or money refunded, naming A Thomasson, A F Storey & Co, F C Goodell Co, E Carter, Hovey P Moody Bry, Hlingwood & Co, H Butler, Bosnespe & Delinic, A Moora Pharmacy.

Greene A. Thomasson A. F. Storey & Co F. C Goodell Co BE. Carter Cups Hovey P. Moody Bry Voy Hlingwood & Co H. Butler Bosnespe & Delinic Moora Pharmacy

Ryan Refuses to Answer Harriman Share Request at Insurance Probe

New York legislative committee pressed Thomas F. Ryan to explain what E. H. Harriman said about sharing Equitable Life stock. Ryan, advised by counsel Paull Cravath, refused to answer questions about private conversations and possible threats or investigations linked to his control of the society.

New York William T. Jerome Thomas F. Ryan Equitable Life Assurance Society Ryan E. H. Harriman Union Pacific Southern Pacific Southern Pacific Railroad Companies, Had Said To Him When Mr. Harriman Equitable Society Harriman Mr. Ryan Paul D. Cravath William Armstrong Hyde The James H. Hyde Charlies E. Hughes Mr. Hughes Hughes Mr. Cravath Khiyan Harri

Indictments Highlight Second Degree Murder Case

The Middlesex grand jury in Cambridge reported that George F. Morris was reindicted in the second degree for assaulting and beating Jennie P. B. Morris, with intent to murder. Attorney James Owens said the government’s aim to indict in the first degree failed, and Morris remains unarraigned. Eighteen counts against Maj. Capelle and others were returned, with a list of no bills including several individuals from Somerville and Wakefield.

Middlesex Cambridge George F. Morris Lowell Morris Jennie A. Morris Jennie A. Spalding Jennie P. B. Morris Jennie P. B. Spaulding James Owens Courier-Citizen Mr. Owens Jennie P. B. Spalding East Cambridge Maj Jonas IF. Capelle Yee Wah Annie Mulhern Patrick Dolan John Lennon Daniel H. W. Watson Frank Williams Boston George A. Harris Dracut Frank Brady Somerville Joan PF. Brady Harry 8. Lindsey Ida M. Melotre Wakefield Edward H. Manning Waltham Chas Monroe Framingham William H. Murphy Hudson Percy A. Nelson Joseph Thompson Bernard H. Wicks James Wren

Ryan's Attorneys Say Questions Were Not Pertinent

New York Dec 8 Guthrie Cravath and Henderson counsel to Thomas F Ryan state he refused to answer questions before the legislative insurance investigating committee because they were not material or pertinent to the inquiry. They say he had no legal compulsion to respond and should not discuss private conversations. If the committee seeks a ruling the district attorney should decide whether he is compelled to answer.

Ryan New York

Carr and Howard Held in Heavy Bonds

Edward H. Carr and Chas. Mleward were arrested for breaking into fifty or more houses in Boston and New England cities. In Roxbury district court they were held for the grand jury with bail set at 5000 dollars for Carr and 3000 for Howard. Both jailed in default of bondsmen.

Hoston Edward H. Carr Chas. Mleward Boston New England Roxbury Carr Howard

The Lowell Highlands Open House This Afternoon

This afternoon from 2 p.m. there will be a showing of house lots at The Lowell Highlands. Mr. Eugene G. Russell will be present to greet visitors and explain the property details.

Lowell Highlands Eugene G. Russell

Revival of Gaelic language lecture by Dr Hyde

The Rollaway hosts Dr Hyde for a Sunday night lecture on the Gaelic language revival. A scholar who has spent years among European manuscripts, he aims to convey the language’s growth and influence through a forceful, poetic presentation. The talk appeals to true Irish minds and language enthusiasts alike.

Dr Hyde Europe Wwonmma

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