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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1901
Page
7
Sig Marconi announced a successful test of wireless telegraphy across the Atlantic from St John s Newfoundland using a Cornwall England transmitter. He used a kite aerial and daily 3 to 6 pm transmissions to receive letter S signals, confirming genuine transmission from England.
A medical piece explains nervous dyspepsia is mainly a stomach issue not nerves. It lists symptoms across organs and praises Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, including a testimonial from A W Sharper of Indianapolis. The ad notes the cure claims and invites readers to request a book and buy full packages for 50 cents.
Sig Marconi reports successful wireless signals across the Atlantic from Newfoundland in the embryonic stage of the system. He will return to England next week to conduct experiments from Poldhu with stronger power, leaving local aides to handle mast reception while British officials including Sir Robert Bond support the project.
Boston reports a large win for Gen Collins and outlines looming legislation likely to trouble the General Court next session. The piece surveys political shifts across Boston Cambridge and other cities, caucus reform, and the future chairmanships in key committees amid party realignments.
The Paint and Oil Club discussed a proposal to regulate bulk sales of goods. George L. Gould reported that great wholesale interests favor restricting sales to credit at risk of stockouts. Critics question fairness and the coming Legislature’s duty. Monday is the final day to file state department expense estimates for next year, with Gov. Crane presiding.
Mark Knipe died in Haverhill at age and wealth as a leading shoe manufacturer. He suffered a severe shock to his nervous system after a day of normal activity. He was a prominent ornithologist and taxidermist in New England and attended Queen Victoria's coronation.
Fire in Chicago destroys the Lincoln avenue car barns of the Chicago Traction Company and nearly all cars on the Lincoln avenue road. President Roach estimates the loss at about $120,000 with partial insurance coverage.
In Lynn on December 15 the company’s 13 drivers 10 teamsters and 3 helpers prepare to strike tomorrow. They accuse irregular hours for 25 to 50 dollars monthly and Sunday holiday duties without pay. They demand a 10 hour day and thirteen dollars per week.
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