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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
1
A Soviet era report notes the labor leader Krustaloff remains jailed as the procurator refuses release. Cabinet denies entering a period of reaction while authorities pledge arrests and court action to quell unrest and defend the government.
New York December 13 Abraham H Hummel a famed New York lawyer faced conspiracy and perjury charges linked to the Dodge Morse divorce dispute Justice Rogers presiding Former Justice Edgar L Fursman also indicted The case involved alleged improper use of courts to annul Mrs Dodge’s divorce to marry Morse Hummel claimed Dodge not properly served with papers Trial began with jury empanelment and $4000 bail set for Hummel
Three men appeared before the police court facing public intoxication charges. One received a suspended four month sentence to the common jail and Charter FP. Gallagher was fined two dollars.
In Rome on December 12 King Victor Emmanuel visited the forum to inspect the imperial throne decor and met with the director to continue his work.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a parade and a premier, with many garbled phrases. The readable parts reference a parade event and a person titled premier, but details are obscured by errors.
In Brockton 140 lasters strike at E. E. Taylor Shoe Co over pulling-over machines with claims of $5 and $2 daily, opposed to state board awards. Union executives to confer, firm ready to rehire per arbitration ruling, mass meeting planned tomorrow as tensions mount.
A man believed to be Chas. H. Neal of Baltimore Maryland leaped under a subway train in New York today and was instantly killed. Police said the identity awaits confirmation but the death is ruled a suicide.
New York reports a major moving van heist thwarted by twelve police and a seized gang surrounding $5000 worth of furs silk and embroidery packed in bundles ready for removal. Authorities arrested several suspects including a man named Ketly amid the chaotic scene as dawn broke and the to-be-van vanished elsewhere.
In Lowell's mayoral election voters backed Democrat Casey for a second term, with independents pivotal. Farnham led in wards 7 and 8 at times, but Casey claimed overall victory as wards 1 4 6 supported him and ward results varied. Purchasing agent Donnelly defeated McKenzie, while Alderman Cosgrove led the aldermen vote and Daly trailed. Ward 7 school contest Swapp won. Duncan in ward 1 and Hamilton in ward 7 school board renominated. Ward turnout set records, votes tallied across precincts.
Washington reports the effort to set a date for the second Hague conference has been suspended. The delay stems from Switzerland’s political situation delaying invitations and a broader debate over the Red Cross amendments. Governments face pressure to reexamine topics, with some wary of duplicating deliberations and withdrawals of invitations to Berne.
Beattie Washington police arrested Edy McKay, wanted in Lacrosse Wisconsin for swindling Hiram Goodard out of 160000 dollars in a land fraud scheme. McKay argues he can easily prove his innocence.
An explosion damaged the DuPont Powder Company mill near Reyles in Als and Der. Five men were reportedly killed or seriously hurt. Local authorities and witnesses described heavy damage to nearby buildings and a fire following the blast.
Limited readable text shows Peabody elected president of Mutual during a contentious meeting. A fragment mentions New Worm Dee and unclear references to Ben and Mr. Perbery, with disjointed notes on hoses and tap water. The source is garbled and names remain partially unreadable.
City officials announced Mayor Casey has approved an ordinance establishing a three year term for the city physician with an election this month. Dr. Forster Smith currently holds the office and is expected to seek the new term. Casey appeared at city hall around 11 this morning amid congratulatory messages from Lowell residents and distant cities. The day included a mix of campaign activity and routine city business as aldermen met and licenses and hearings were handled. an election tally later noted a potential counting error affecting Casey’s margin.
The appellate court today upheld the defeat of William Randolph Hearst in the Albany ballot measure. Dee reports the court's ruling against Hearst, with the decision finalized this date.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a charity event at Hart Hospital with individuals named Thomas and Sy, likely a local society gathering. Details are unclear due to illegible text. core idea references Ladies of Charity hosting a coming event at the hospital.
Mayor James B. Casey was re elected with 7368 votes to 6866 for Frederick W. Farnham. The city approved a 810 to 430 liquor license, and Muntington hall rebuilding secured about five to one. A three year term for city auditor barely passed by two votes.
Rheumatism clings despite lotions and liniments. It loosens only when the blood acid condition is corrected. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to have cured thousands.
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