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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1902

Page

3

Imprisonment for Life Guilty in Second Degree Murder

Joseph Wilfrid Blundin was found guilty of murder in the second degree in Boston after a trial that lasted more than two weeks. The jury returned a verdict after a lengthy deliberation, and the judge indicated the penalty would be imprisonment for life.

Joseph Wilfrid Blundin Mary Jane Casey Crawford House Jacques Blondin Owens Haymarket

Blondin Trial Tightens Case Behind Missing Wife

The prosecutor's oratory centers on Blondin, accusing him of murder after his wife vanished and her body was found in a woodland. Witnesses, alibis, and secretive movements are cited as evidence, while the jurors hear of the dead woman's clothes, trunks, and a trail from a North station to Lexington and Chelmsford. The courtroom resounds with dramatic references to the night, the dog’s cry, and the silent testimony of the corpse.

Commonwealth Braley Blondin Jacques Wm. B. Stevens Green Street Dean Canada North Station Lexington Ton Chelmer Chelmsford Smith Russell Mill Schultz Billerica Schultz Farm Howard Street Lowell Bellegrave Pelham Gun Horman Red Hirgina Maynard William Murphy Leominster Maia John Brennan Thie William Beaton Pelhamine Nichele Detierre Lawrence Philip Beully Beully Mud Street Mise Marion L. Horr Collineville Mise Stivie Pine Avenue

The Two Warrevels and The Loom of Life reviewed

Betty Carewe shines in Booth Tarkingtons The Two Warrevels as a lively bright heroine joined by Tom Vanrevel and Crailey Gray in a witty tale of love friendship and wartime loyalty. The Loom of Life by Charles Frederic Goss is a stern study of revenge and moral choices led by Gurney and Helen Braithwaite offering a powerful romance and social critique.

Betty Carewe Betty Booth Tarkington Betty Carewell Tom Vanreval Crailey Gray Vanrevel Indiana Monsieur Beaucaire Tom Vanrevel Mr. Tarkington Vanvrevels McClure, Phillips & Co New York G. C. Prince & Son TH. Lawler Mr. Goss Philip Gurney Helen Braithwaite Gurney Dean Hervey Gaex David Carson

Fragmentary saying on life and moral strength

A partial, quoted reflection discusses probability and truth in the Loom of Life. It suggests doubt about full detail being true and hints that exaggeration may carry a moral lesson, while noting light and men in relation to the theme.

Jesus Christ God Christ Mian

The Master of Appleby War Romance Review

A fall reading note on war romance fiction contrasts recent titles with The Master of Appleby. The work centers on the American Revolution era and features scenes set in the British campaign leading to Cornwallis's surrender, with general figures and dueling motifs.

Cornwallis Kineelf

The Master of Appleby review portrait of hero and Tory heroine

A brisk romance set in British lines where Col Tarleton looms large and a southern mansion figure anchors the tale. Margery Stair stands out as a capable heroine while Roger Ireton plays gallant defender and daring lover. Francis Lynde’s The Master of Appleby is praised for action and suspense.

Col. Tarleton Appleby Margery Stair Roger Ireton Francis Lynde Bowen-Merrill Company Indinapolis Ind

Daniels case hearing features landmark street widening dispute

Superior Court heard Joshua Daniels recount the 1900s dispute over land on Andover Street tied to a street widening project. He described paying nearly $8,000 for the property, a wall’s construction, 50 dynamite charges, and a 20,000 dollar total buildout while questioning assessor valuations and prior sales.

Frank H. Farmer Mr. Daniels J. P. Thompson Register of Deeds Joshua Daniels Mr. Hogan Tewksbury Andover Street John Mr. Mayberry

Lakewood Winter Resort Promotes Pine Belt Appeal

Lakewood offers a mild climate and abundant sport and cultural amenities. Accessible by a ninety minute rail journey from New York, the town features cosmopolitan hotels, sun parlors, gardens, music rooms, and diverse outdoor activities including golf and carriage riding.

Lakewood Ttn Merry New York Philadelphia New Jersey Pine Belt Atlantic Coast New Jersey Central Ito Express C. M. Burt New York City Hook Pines

Pilgrim Fathers From Two Sides in Lowell Meeting

The Lowell Congregational club gathered at the Eliot Church for a December session led by Rev. F. Victor Bigelow. Col. Albert Clarke and Rev. Smith Baker discussed the Pilgrims from political and religious angles, with music and a social hour preceding business on new members and committee reports.

Lowell Congregational Club F. Victor Bigelow Eliot Pilgrim Fathers Col Albert Clarke Boston U. S. Industrial Commission T. Clayton Welles Lazarus K. Mavromates Witses Nashua Mavromates Hartford Theological Seminary Kirk Street Lowell Welles W. A. Bartlett Jacobus Hartford Seminary Coit Massachusetts Home Missionary Society Wilses Dr. Martin Congregational Club of Home Missionary Society Myromites Cape Cod Col. Clarke Old Hundred John Smith John Congress Krutler Charley Glid Sulu Capt Stotth Virginia Bridford

Water tank leak threatens Collinsville area and town hall

Middlesex County news notes a large water tank near Coburn Avenue leaking badly, risking repairs and posing trouble for nearby property owners if it fails. The cold weather may have caused the issue. the structure is crucial to the town. Also reported is a high profile roller polo match where the Independents beat the Hillsides 3 to 2 in overtime, with McCarthy and Chaplin key players and strong crowd support.

Coburn Avenue Independents Nashua Polo Field Brennan Holderness McCarthy Chapelin Hanley Evel Lneup

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Parker Foreman Charles Fredeeric Goss Indianapolis G. C. Prince Bon Aid T. H. Lawler Superior Court Daniels Od Pratt Feadsbury Mayberry Congregational Club Br. Baker Smith Baker Higelow Con Gert Mr. Bigelow Newcastle Dr. Baker Middlesex County Collinsville Hillsides McCarthy Dodge Hairinson Burden Rick Kenny Hrentiin Kenny Hanley Chaplin Quick Thuers HL. Bailey & Co Timack Street
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