Tecks and Silks Featured in Vesting Display
A vest assortment highlights colorings and the best quality silks shown, including Four-inhands Band Bows High Button Bows and String Ties.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1900
Page
2
A vest assortment highlights colorings and the best quality silks shown, including Four-inhands Band Bows High Button Bows and String Ties.
New Bedford strikers press the fight against Treasurer Knowles by sending collectors to raise funds and recruit loom fixers and weavers. The union claims the 100 Looms demand is coercive, while Knowles cites efficiency and safety concerns as four weeks of action strain mill operations.
James A Fox former Cambridge mayor dies at Mrs Wakefield’s home in Providence after pneumonia from a cold. He led Boston militia service in the Civil War era, held multiple public offices, and later managed estates. Also notes disputed ballots in a mayoral election case in which Rugg counted three marked ballots for Wm A Lytle.
Worcester Dec 17 The supreme court may be asked to rule who is mayoral candidate after municipal election results were tallied William A Lytle the Republican candidate was declared elected by a single vote majority over the Democrat contender The recount narrowed the race and the official tally showed a one vote margin confirming Lytle as mayor-elect amid party protests and conference maneuvers
Boston reports the annual meeting of the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts with Judge John W. Corcoran reappointed as president. Officers include Charles F Adams, Patrick A Collins, Osa borne Howes, and Edwin Sheafe among others, with Francie L. Coolidge as secretary and Russell S. Man as executive committee member. The Society endorses submarine shipping and critiques naval policy amid local civic discussions.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Hart at the By 8 on the act and a lease in relation to a canal project. Names and details are unclear. the item appears to be a brief public or legal notice with insufficient context.
A week of Jubilee events will be led by Bishop Meaven with two celebrations in Springfield. The diocese will begin with a dawn Pontifical Mass at 19 eleek in the morning, celebrated by the bishop in the church. Notables include Aste patent and the Nev. Ga Gaarver deacons.
Sophie Heykel Maloof, a Syrian girl from Albany Street, disappeared the eve of her wedding to cousin Joseph Maloof. A letter postmarked Providence, R I, reached her brother Thomas stating she was alive at 9:30 PM. Police alerted. a search of the Syrian colony in Providence planned.
Poston Dec 17 The trial of R A McCrillie of Lawrence former deputy internal revenue collector for embezzlement of government funds opens tomorrow as Judge Lowell overrules delays and quash motions. McCrillis appeared with defense attorney Judge Corcoran who sought time to plead while readings of the indictment proceed.
Kalem Dec 17 reports the Hintich schooner Oriale from Hier Herbert N & for Norwich Conn was driven ashore at Salem Willows during the Dec 4 gale and has broken up with all hope of saving her abandoned.
Milford reports a special town meeting vote at 4 th minute session. The town appropriated funds to complete the new town hall, signaling progress on the project and prioritizing completion of the municipal building.
The Boston cup defender project moves forward as George F. Lawley signs the contract with Thomas H. Lawson to build the yacht at Atlantic Works in East Boston. A meeting with Lawson, Lawley, Crowninshield, and Clapp finalized specifications and timing. Work is set to begin before month’s end and the boat may splash in the water as soon as the Herreshoff vessel. The final name of the Boston boat remains undecided, with Lawson reserving control over that choice.
In Amesbury Massachusetts on December 17 the Whittier birth anniversary was observed at the old homestead by the Whittier Home association with talks on his life and letters of regret read from Mrs McKinley Mrs Crane and Mrs Roger Wolcott and speakers Geo A Marden Daniel Medoroff and Mrs L Pickard.
In Northampton on December 19 prisoners at the jail chapel disrupted Rev. Mr. Curiele of Worcester a former Catholic priest trying to speak on Protestant conversion. The disturbance grew loud with many denouncing the speaker and others asking to be returned to their cells which the sheriff allowed.
Boston December 1 Mayor Hart scrapped the street assessments due to higher city taxation from the new state rate limit. The change releases about 176000 dollars annually for city needs and reflects adjustments after legislative action.
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