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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1905

Page

4

Prison for Abe Hummel in Dodge Morse divorce case

Abraham H Hummel the lawyer was convicted of conspiracy in the Dodge Morse divorce affair. He received one year in prison and a $500 fine the maximum penalties for the misdemeanor. He was sent to the Tombs and later released on $10,000 bail after a writ of reasonable doubt. Indictments for subornation of perjury are still pending.

New York Abraham H. Hummel Dodge-Morse Hummel Stanchfield Jerome Dodge Ruger Woodward Supreme Court Brooklyn

Henry Harland Dies in Italy at San Remo

New York December 21 Henry Harland American author of The Cardinals Snuff Box died yesterday in San Remo Italy a cable from Walter H Marion of New York said Harland born in 1861 in St Petersburg trained at the College of the City of New York and Harvard later lived in London and Norwich Conn where his American home was located He wrote under the pen name Sidney Luska

New York Henry Harland Italy Walter H. Marion London St. Petersburg

Grocers to close for Christmas Day

The Grocers Association met at the Builders' Exchange and voted to close all shops on Christmas Day, the first time the group has done so. President David Gerow led the meeting.

Grocers Association Builders’ Exchange David Gerow

Elderly men narrowly escape runaway coal cars on street

Willis Holt, a Walther Booth fruit dealer fireman, spotted detached coal cars speeding down Church Street around 4 PM with two elderly men on the tracks. He leapt from his wagon and shoved them away just as the cars struck the trestle gates, then jumped onto the cars to apply brakes and halt them before an engine retrieved them.

Holt Walter Booth Church Street

Hathaway Theatre Presents House of Happy Heaters in Lowell Vaudeville

The Hathaway Theatre unveils a renovated Lowell New England venue with a star vaudeville lineup. The Twelve Navajo Girls headline a lavish bill with Lillian Sleger May Evans Marian Arnold Elsie Cullum and Lillian Given plus The Sailor and the Horse with Harry LaRose Kreisel's animal act Walters and Prouty The Jew and the Thespian John and Bertha Gleeson and more. Vitagraph views will also be shown nightly.

Father Hathaway Lowell New England Fair Women Lillian Sleger Cornet May Evans Whistler Marian Arnold Harry LaRose and Company Kreisel Walters Prouty Murphy Francis John Bertha Gleeson Fred Houlihan

Go ahead business sign noted in town designs

Amid the town signs a prospering business concern to an electric draws attention. Notable hovels include Mhu-fix at 131 Middle Street and Dickson hat at paid Dreck, along with Herne Coal Co on Central Street. A Spencer & Co. designer at 29 Middle Street crafts novelty emblems in fine sien items.

Middle Street Herne Coal Co Central Street Spencer & Co.'a Middie Etree

Reverend A. With Mott Accepts Congregational Call

The Rev A With Mott, active in the city and connected with the Congregational church, indicated he will accept the ecclesiastical call as city affairs progress. Details on timing and formal acceptance were not yet released.

A. With. Mott Fetterstein Lowell

Christmas Market Prices Hold Steady Across Variety

Christmas markets show little price change from last year though selection widens. Turkey remains unstable with Boston wholesale 22 to 28 cents a pound. ducks 22, geese 20, spring chicken 22, fowl 18. Fresh produce and greens remain affordable with cranberries 15 cents a quart and celery 20 cents a bunch.

Boston New York Vermont Florida California Jamaica Porto Rico

Boston and Northern Stret Railway promotes winter sports

The Boston and Northern Street Railway Company announces a toboggan slide at Lakeview Park with prizes for best hockey teams fancy and speed skaters in Merrimac valley cities. Weekday practice slots will be set aside for entrants, with winners facing teams from other cities. Contact Robert H Sherrah 309 Washington street Boston for details. A fancy dress carnival is planned on an open air rink with tobogganists, and prizes will be offered.

Boston & Northern Stret Railway Lakeview Park Merrimac Valley Robert H. Sherrah Washington Street Boston

Local Nuts and Fruit Prices Amid Holiday Goods

Native English walnuts fetch 20 cents a pound while real English nuts go for 18 cents. Pecans cost 15 cents and hard shelled almonds 18, soft shelled almonds 22. Coastanas and filberts are 15, Syrian peanuts 35 cents. Lemons scarce but California fruit arriving at 25 cents a dozen. Christmas candy is 15 cents a pound.

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