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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1903
Page
5
A historic plea promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney related pains in back headaches and fatigue claiming many women mistake symptoms for womb trouble. The ad highlights kidney weakness and promises restored health through the remedy as a general tonic.
Mrs HK Austin of 19 Nassau Street Brooklyn reports long standing kidney and bladder trouble healed after using Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. She praised the remedy, noting rapid relief from urinary issues and renewed strength enabling full day standing without symptoms.
Editorial notice promotes Swamp-Root by Kilmer & Co claiming many readers found health benefits. It urges readers to request a free sample bottle and to buy one dollar bottles at drug stores or by mail, mentioning testimonials and a booklet.
Diplomatic pressure from several European powers is being directed at Colombia to deter a war with the United States over Panama. Gen Rafael Reyes reports foreseen resistance from Colombian officials as ambassadors urge him to tone down aims. Europe signals no sympathy if Colombia pursues actions risking a canal crisis.
The text questions whether delay in recognizing Panama’s republic signals sympathy for Colombia or protection of financiers holding government bonds. It suggests naval commanders in isthmian waters may not dislodge Colombian troops on Pines Island, noting the government’s policy remains unsettled.
In Havana on December 21 the House of Representatives approved by 40 to 8 a resolution to halt payments on church rentals used by the government under a 1902 contract between Gen Wood and Monsignor Sharett. The deal would have paid $190,000 annually for five years. Many see it as a Platt amendment violation and unsure Senate and President Palma will approve.
Pawtucket man David Henry Entwisle, once a cotton mill spinner, is set to sail on the Cunard Line Altonia from Boston to claim a $50,000 fortune left by his brother in law’s widow. The windfall came after letters traced Entwisle as the sole heir. he and his wife, both employed at Valley mill in Albion, have four children.
James S. Scanlon second lieutenant and clerk of Company K 9th Infantry MV, was found unconscious in the armory office with two skull fractures and his watch missing. A note in his handwriting claimed he had been followed from Worcester and a thief had rifled drawers and pockets. Police notified. Scanlon removed home. physicians warned complications possible.
Fall River reports Cyrille Constantineau, a former Lowell man, has allegedly abducted his oldest child from Mrs. Constantineau and her parents in Vermont. The couple had faced earlier probate court action over alienation of affections, with no grounds found for their suit.
In New York on December 21 the Ancient Order of Hibernians presented Archbishop Farley with a $2000 gold chalice marking his first archbishop anniversary. Farley praised early Irish art and urged home rule for Ireland, expressing confidence in Ireland’s regeneration and national standing.
Paris December 21 The Dreyfus commission will hear M Victor Mercier director of the ministry of justice submit a report favoring a revision. The report may seek cassation or court martial and is expected to favor Dreyfus innocence and potential restoration to the army without active service.
In Brooklyn tonight H J Almar Lundin won by decision over August Faust after Lundin threw Faust once, Faust retiring due to a sore arm and inability to continue.
Altoona December 21 The Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Coke company announced a ten percent wage reduction at Helvetia operations effective January 1 The cut though small for the Helvetia miners is viewed as prophetic of broader cuts by the same company potentially affecting about 16 000 workers and possibly violating the Altoona scale agreement sparking fears of wider action by other firms in the central field
Meredith New Hampshire December 31 The body of Oliver C Heath the drowned suspected house breaker from Ashland was identified by his brother in Ashland after a photograph appeared in the papers The Heath brothers Oliver and Harry were linked to cottage break ins at the lake last spring Oliver had evaded capture while Harry had a six year sentence The body will be taken to Ashland tomorrow.
Cough remedies besides Foley's Honey and Tar may contain opiates causing constipation and safety concerns, especially for children. Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates, is safe, and will not constipate. Goodale's Drug Store and local merchants listed with street corners advertise the product.
News wires report wage cuts and layoffs across the iron and steel sector. Illinois Steel in Joliet and South Chicago plans suspensions with resumption likely January 15. Farther, Oliver Mining in Houghton outlines a 13.5 percent wage cut, while Shenango and Mahoning valleys furnace workers face about ten percent cuts. Colorado Fuel and Iron in Pueblo posts notices of a ten percent wage reduction for skilled workers.
Buffalo December grand jury indicts Charles Bonier now in custody for the murder of Mr and Mrs Grant Frehr. He faces two first degree murder charges and two counts of forgery for signing the couple’s deed. Bonier confessed to the forgery.
Extremely low rates to all points in the West and Southwest via the Nickel Plate Road. First and third Tuesdays of each month to April 194. Good return. For full particulars contact local agents or write L. P. Burgess, N E P A, Boston Mass.
Advertisement notes that exposure to sudden climate change causes cold in the head and catarrh. Ely's Cream Balm, 50 cents, can be mailed from Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Street, New York. It promises painless relief, non irritation, and rapid cleansing of inflamed nasal surfaces to end the cold.
Flushing Holland December 21 The Red Star line steamer Vaderland and several tugs labored long to float the Finland. The vessel rests with the bow aground while midships and stern lie submerged, a dangerous tilt as tides shift. Vaderland will repatriate Finland passengers to Antwerp.
In a light exchange during a courtroom session Mrs Knicker says she went downtown and bought all the Christmas presents, prompting a remark from the judge about the day’s shopping. The moment adds a human, humane note to a formal proceedings setting.
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