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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1901

Page

3

Why Women Faint And The Cure Promises

A study on fainting in women highlights how weakness tied to local ailments affects general health. Testimonials praise Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for restoring strength, regularity, and sleep, with women asserting cures from months of illness.

Hila Sapp Jamestown, Guilford Co N. C Pierce Dr. Pierce Doctor Pierce Milton Grimes Adair Adair Co Iowa Bright

Labor Affairs Strong Language At AF of L Convention

In Scranton Pa the American Federation of Labor three-session meeting today's proceedings moved faster than before. The slate defeated a proposal to raise vice presidents from six to eight. A debate over unions and militia in strikes drew strong language and the subject was tabled. Delegates voted to raise per capita taxes from one third to one half of 1 percent and to increase federal local union dues by five cents a member monthly to fund a defense fund.

Scranton American Federation of Labor

Miss Stone Laboring to Convert Captors

The report notes Miss Stone is laboring strenuously to convert her captors to Christianity. It advises withholding ransom until success is achieved, claiming it will be cheaper.

Miss Stone

Fatal immersion conflict ends in woman’s death

Lewiston Missouri December 13. Mrs Maria Lombard died in Auburn of pneumonia after a Thanksgiving Day baptism at Shiloh by the Holy Ghost and Us society. Family and society members clashed over care, medicine was discarded, and threats of arrest followed. A society leader blamed the family for interfering with God’s will.

Holy Ghost and Us” Society Lewiston, Mo Maria Lombard Shiloh Auburn Penumonia

German laborers face worsening German job market

Berlin reports a worsening labor situation with 224 applicants for 100 vacancies in November, up from 200 applicants for 100 vacancies in October, according to the Arbeids Markt newspaper.

Berlin The Arbeits Markt

Cafebria Sold At Your Druggists Next Morning

There is no big heat the next morning if Cafebria is taken. Sold at your druggists.

Cafebria

Schley Court Finds For Admiral Schley In Part

Washington reports the court of inquiry into Rear Admiral Schley's conduct during the Santiago campaign ends with two reports. Admiral Dewey signs a minority view while endorsing the majority finding. Secretary Long will likely approve the record and take no further action.

Admiral Dewey Washington Secretary Long Court of Schley Santiago George Dewey Samuel C. Lemly Ramsay Navy Department Long Lemly Associated Press Admiral Schley

Chilean calls up troops amid Argentine dispute

London reports conscripts and territorial guards in Chile to field thirty thousand for mountain passes. Santiago says alarm in Argentina is unwarranted and Chilean officials doubt 15000 men can be equipped. U S and Brazil offer mediation while Argentina calls reserves and votes fund use for defense. Public sentiment high but war seen as unlikely.

London the Times Valparaiso Chile Paris Santiago de Chile Argentina Buenos Ayres Associated Press Chamber of Deputies United States Brazil Santiago Senor Anchorena

Chile Still Calling Out Her Soldiery In Quiet Expectation

Santiago de Chile reports a 50,000 strong Chilean reserve contingent called to arms though no unit has moved. The city remains calm as officials anticipate a firm and serene reply to Argentina. The Associated Press cites an authoritative source saying Chilean representation to Argentina has been presented, with confidence that the proposed settlement basis may forge a satisfactory accord between the two nations.

Santiago de Chile Galveston Chile Argentina Associated Press

Iron Trade Breaks Records Amid Capital Tightness Cited

Bradley Street reports a brisk holiday market with strong railroad earnings and robust demand in iron and steel. Production runs at unprecedented pace despite car shortages while Southern Iron and coal prices rise. Cotton and woolen goods hold firmer, leather and hides steady, groceries steady. 233 business failures this week.

New York Bradstreet London

Three Elegant Highlands Two Story Houses for Sale

Three elegant two story houses of eight to ten rooms each, with modern improvements in premier Highlands locations. Prices from 4200 to 5000 dollars. One owner left city after building a new home a year ago, another traded up, third seeks business investment. We have orders to sell all, opportunity to act. Full particulars by writing, calling, or telephoning 909-4, Real Estate Dealers and General Insurance, XK Street.

Highlands

Mrs Bonine Is Found Not Guilty In Hotel Murder Trial

Washington December 13 The jury in the case of Mrs Lolanda Henry Bonine charged with the murder of James Seymour Ayres Jr at the Kenmore hotel returned a not guilty verdict after less than five hours deliberation. The court cleared the defendant who was released with her husband and two boys present.

Washington Lolanda Henry Bonine James Seymour Ayres, Jr Kenmore Bonine Anderson Ronnie

Increased Economy in Face of Higher Prices

The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin argues households should cut waste to endure rising costs, praising French thrift. It notes U S consumption rose to 101.37 from 72.45 for July 1897 to December 1901, urging stricter economy and less waste in food, fuel, and resources.

New York Dun & Co France America United States Waco Tex Paris

California Olives Growers Readied for Record Harvest

California olive growers prepare for a bumper harvest with olives blooming across orchards. State acreage expands beyond prior years, and total output is projected at about 800 tons or 5600 barrels, significantly higher than last year. Prices have fallen to around 40 dollars per ton as picked.

California Scientific American

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