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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1899

Page

5

Past Doctrines as Hoar Urges Remembering

Senator Hoar of Massachusetts introduced a long Senate resolution urging the republic to adhere to past doctrines and declare its purposes. It emphasizes equal rights, education, self government, and a peaceful example, with aims to secure Negro rights, voter protection, literacy, and broad continental expansion. The measure touches relations with Cuba, Porto Rico, and the Philippines and references a pending nomination for the Smithsonian board.

Washington Hoar Massachusetts Senate Union United States Cuba Porto Rico Western Hemisphere Philippine Islands Far East Supreme Court Smithsonian Institution Richard Olney Board of Regents William Preston Johnson Louisiana Hale Maine Brooke Havana Leonard Wood Senate Committee On Fairbanks Lawton Pettigrew

Senate confirms army nominations and promotions

Washington December 20 The Senate confirmed Thomas H Anderson U S attorney for the District of Columbia and various army officers including several late major generals and brigadier generals from volunteers Also Col Frederick Funston among others The House held a brief session and adjourned after a filibuster with Mr Grow replying to remarks by Mr Gaines January 23 1900.

Washington Senate Thomas H. Anderson U. 5S District of Columbia James H. Wilson Fitzhugh Lee Jos. Wheeler A. R. Chaffee J. C. Bales Jos. M. Young W. A. Davis Theodore Schwan R. H. Hall Lloyd Wheaton B. P. Hughes Ovenshine J. Hale J. F. Smith California Frederick Funston Kansas HOUSE Grow Gaines Tenn Payne Richardson

Spain resumes payment on 1834 treaty claims with US

Bellamy Storer reports Spain has sent drafts for arrears of interest for 1898 and 1859 under the 1834 treaty, about 60000 dollars, to US as a gracious act to restore cordial ties. Edward Carrington of Providence is the largest beneficiary. many payments go to residents of Louise Home for Southern Gentlewomen in Washington.

Washington, D. C Bellamy Storer U. S Spain State Department Y Sterday United States High Seas Span Paris Senate Davis Committee On Foreign Relations Edward Carrington Providence R. I Louise

Five Member Commission to Visit China and Japan

Washington December 20 A bill to appoint a five member commission by the President to visit China and Japan and report on their commercial and industrial conditions was introduced by Mr Hepburn Iowa. The commissioners will come from eastern middle southern western and Pacific states. The panel will spend at least a year abroad with seventy five thousand dollars allocated for expenses. Washington December 20 Representative Crumpacker Indiana a census committee member introduced a bill to require the director of the census to collect election and registrar laws by state the number of registered voters white and colored in each state those actually voting in recent elections and the number of white and colored male citizens of voting age not disqualified. The information is due to Congress by December 15 next year.

Washington China Japan Hepburn Iowa Pacific Congress Crunpacker Indiana House Census Committee Jody

Chesapeake's Trial On Sail To Boston Harbor

The training ship Chesapeake, first navy sailing vessel in over forty years, completed a successful trial off Boston harbor. Commander Emery reported to General Rogers from Charlestown, noting steady maneuvering under all sail and a heel of ten to sixteen degrees in varying winds.

Washington Chesapeake Boston Harbor Emery General Rogers Inspection Board Charlestown Mass Navy Yard Wessel

Bacon Pardoned For 1896 False Reports To Comptroller

The President granted a full pardon to James H. Bacon once president of the national bank of Salt Lake Utah. He was convicted in 1896 and sentenced to seven years in the Utah penitentiary for making a false report to the currency comptroller. Officials say Bacon was innocent of moral wrongdoing and should not have been convicted.

Washington James H. Bacon Utah National Bank of Salt Lake Bacon

National Republican Convention Call for 1900 Delegates

The Republican National Committee issues a call for a Philadelphia convention on June 19 to nominate candidates for President and Vice President for the November 6, 1900 election. Delegates from states territories and DC will be elected by conventions with rules and alternate seats. territories Alaska Arizona Indian Territory New Mexico Oklahoma Alaska to send six six and four delegates respectively. deadlines and contest procedures set by the committee. M. A. Hanna chairs, Charles Dick secretary.

Washington Republican National Committee Northwest Corner United States National Republican Committee Philadelphia Pennsylvania District of Columbia Territories Republican Party Vnte Congress Alaska Arizona Indian Territory New Mexico Oklahoma Congressional Congressional Committee E Cn Republican Congressinal Committee Republican State Committee John B. Cotton W. C. Chase National Committee M. A. Hanna Chas. Dick

Sterling Silver Gift Ideas From Our Articles

Sterling silver items inspire Christmas gifts with salad sets berry spoons tea spoons soup ladles punch ladles sauce ladles cream ladles cold meat forks and tomato servers among other pieces to consider for thoughtful presents.

Plated Ware Offers Savings on Printed Silverware

Don’t pay jewelry store prices for plated wares. We warrant the quality and offer cake baskets butter dishes soup tureens berry dishes nut bowls tea sets and many other articles not listed.

Holiday gifts parade Haviland Austrian Warwick Ware china

The notice showcases Haviland China Austrian China Warwick Ware and Wedgewood Ware as a broad range of useful and ornamental articles ideal for holiday gifts. It invites readers to visit and view the assorted goods during a showroom visit.

Haviland Warwick Wedgewood

Lamps for all homes from wealth to modest means

An advertisement touts lamps of the newest styles with rich, massive designs and fine craftsmanship. Center draft burners and matching shades are highlighted for homes of wealth, refinement, culture, and needed light for the poor man and middle class alike.

Klondike

Tea Sets Offered For Christmas Gift Ideas

A brief notice touts tea sets as affordable Christmas gifts. It promises little cost beyond a few minutes to view the available selections and notes highlights of ornamented items and attractive mentistaas style pieces.

Mentistaas Orna

Bodies of Maine victims to reach Washington soon

Secretary Long told the President the bodies of the Maine disaster victims would likely arrive in Washington on Tuesday or Wednesday for burial at Arlington. The President plans to attend the services if no obstruction arises.

Washington Long Maine Arlington

Brumby’s Funeral In Georgia Honors Naval Officer

Remains of Lieut. R. M. Brumby, Admiral Dewey’s flag officer, are laid to rest in Georgia. The ceremony at Atlanta includes a state lay in state, a Episcopal service, and a sword presentation. Governor Chandler and other officials attend as courts and offices close in tribute.

Atlanta R. M. Brumby Admiral Dewey Episcopal Church C. K. Nelson Capitol Lieut. Caldwell Brumby Georgia Oakland Cemetery Seventh Infantry Fort McPherson Fifth Regiment Governor's Horse Guards Chandler United States Bacon Woodward Caldwell U.S. N Supreme Court of Georgia A. F E. Brumby Marietta Supreme Court

Cut Glass Sale Highlights Holiday Gift Picks

Cut glass offers the best new stock and a large variety. The store proclaims anything in cut glass can be found there. Christmas shoppers will find fine gift options and the articles are described as ranking next to diamonds.

Umbrella Stands Offer Superior Choice Line

Advertisement notes that "Choice" speaks mildly of a top line of umbrella stands. It claims no better stands exist in the carried assortment.

Bric-a-Brac Selection of Fancy Vases and Urns

A display of decorative vases and urns promises lasting pleasure rather than a fleeting impression. The range includes numerous shapes and forms, each with its own beauty and charm.

Rogers Bros 1847 Quadruple Plate Cutlery Line

An unusually large stock of Rogers Bros 1847 quadruple plate knives forks and spoons on white metal is offered with a 25 year guarantee. The ad notes quality over price and promotes the Rogers Bros 1847 ware as world famous with prices per dozen listed for knives forks tea spoons dessert spoons and table spoons at four fifty two fifty and five twenty five.

Rogers Bros

Carving Sets Priced Low For New Stock Introduction

A local retailer announces new carving sets at unusually low starter prices. The dealer emphasizes no cheap quality items, stating the sale applies to a fresh range and highlights introductory pricing to attract customers.

Dinner Sets in Warwick and Meakin Patterns

120-piece Warwick china in pink and violet with gold knobs offered at 12 dollars in Lowell. 180-piece Meakin semi-porcelain with green fern decoration available for 18 dollars suitable for state occasions.

New England Lowell Warwick

Reminiscences of John Wilkes Booth by a Contemporaries Eye

A Baltimore Sun piece by William A. Howell recalls early stage days with John Wilkes Booth and Edwin Booth. He contrasts Joseph Booth with Wilkes, praises Wilkes’s magnetism and generosity, and notes the tragedy that followed, ending with a reflective plea for forgiveness.

John Wilkes Booth Baltimore Sun William A. Howell San Antonio Tex Wilkes Edwin Booth Holliday Street Theatre Baltimore Mr. Brown High Street Gay Fort Sumter Baltimore Street Joseph Booth J. Wilkes Booth Charleston Confederacy Junius Brutus Booth Monument Square Joe Booth Medical College S. C Philadelphia Joe Brown’s

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Guarantee Offer

All druggists guarantee Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and will refund money to anyone not satisfied after using two thirds of the contents. It is the best remedy for la grippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough and is pleasant and safe to take. It prevents any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia. For sale by all druggists.

Lawler's Bookstore Listing of Writing Desks and Stationery

Writing desks lap tablets blotters scrap and autograph albums offered at Lawler's bookstore located at 79 Merrimack and 15 and 21 John streets.

Lawler’s Merrimack John Streets

Ruskin Hall at Oxford A poor man's college

The Ruskin hall experiment in Oxford, created by American admirers led by Walter Vrooman, operates in a leased 14 St. Giles house. It offers a mixed syllabus from history to modern languages with self government and no age limit, funded mainly by student contributions and labor, aiming to raise individuals to lift their class rather than escape it.

Jude Fawley Thomas Hardy Oxford Mile End Jude Ruskin Hall Hardy Walter Besant England Walter Vrooman St. Louis City of Light St. Giles Street Ruskin Vrooman Saliol College Dennis Hird

To Let Winter Rents for Five Rooms and More

An historic classified notice lists winter rents including five rooms at 7.50 per month, large two story houses at 13, a house for boarders at 15, a tenement with stable and hennery for 100 hens at 12, and a cottage with shop and % acre land at 8.00. V H Elliot at 64 Central Street advertises these properties amid a humorous quoted cartoon dialogue about arrest.

V. H. Elliot Central St

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Senator Hoar S. D War Investigating Commission Morgan Ala Hawaii Philippines Ers Hague Secercy Secretary of State Oriental Commission Comptroller HOOD Territorial Bodies OF State Santa Claus Jardinieres Leighton Booth Wilkes Booth Prince of Wales Barnum's Hotel Annie Poor Man's College A. Beard Rev. W. Downing A. J. Hacking M. A Hugh F. Hall B. A F. W. Galton Manchester College J. E. Carpenter Philip F. Wicksteed Miss Keddie Sarah Tytler Backworth Club John Ruskin Board School Hightr London
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