23 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1904
Page
1
Labor leaders in Fall River declare a manufacturer proposition is expected within days to end the mill walkout. They warn that without initiative the strike may spread to five or six mills and cripple mills for months while unions fund relief. Carders union reported double benefits, some families receiving 24 dollars as Christmas payments loom.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt provided two barrels of candy to Cove Neck public school in Oyster Bay L I., ensuring every pupil received a Christmas gift. The school has ties to the younger children in the Roosevelt family.
Andre Bobroff, formerly second secretary at the Russian embassy in Washington, who had been ill and recovering in Riga from typhoid fever, suffered a relapse and died today.
Lacrosse Wis Dec 23 Congressman J J Esch announces his bid to succeed Senator Quarles in the United States Senate.
A local store advertises a large selection of suit cases with leatherette at 2.00, leather bound at 2.50, sheepskin at 3.45, cowhide linen lined at 5.00, and higher end models 6.00 to 9.00, including a bellows extension case. Free marking and delivery.
In a police court session the Tremont and Suffolk mills stabbing case from December 9 was given a preliminary hearing. George Benacos faced two counts of assault while Stavros Tambacologos and John Adonakis were charged with assault with a knife, all held on 400 bonds for the grand jury. Complainants Peter and Harris Tavoulares testified, with Drs. Sanders and Simpson detailing four head wounds and shoulder injury.
Dean Hutton and Columbia University’s School of Applied Sciences suspend four sophomores A A Aigelthinger A Doty R W Cauchois and W Sinch until after mid year exams in February for attempting to capture Kingdon Gould. The sophomore class plans action and may strike while the freshman class protests the disciplinary move.
Secretary Hay issues a second circular to powers suggesting further talks through the international bureau under The Hague's permanent administrative council to prepare a program for another peace conference. He notes favorable replies to his Oct 21 note and says the president has done what he can while broad acceptance of the invitation continues.
The passage discusses the conditional acceptance of Russia, noting that postponement is regrettable but the government recognizes the weight of the notice that prompted it. It mentions Secretary Hay and the expectation that conduct may proceed through normal channels.
Paris reports two warrants issued in the Syveton case with one targeting Madame Syveton widow of the deputy. Officials neither confirm nor deny, but arrests are believed imminent.
Chicago December 23 Grand jury returns two indictments against Isaac N Perry former president of the National Bank of North America charging arson in the burning of the Chicago Car and Locomotive works at Hegewisch Ill He was president of the locomotive company which faced financial trouble the works were heavily insured Perry had previously been acquitted on a preliminary examination and the accusation was later presented to the grand jury Also an unrelated note mentions Earache relief with Salvaecea drops.
Rooms No 2 and 3 in the Associate Building recently used by the Red White and Pine Trading Stamp Co will be available for rent after January 1. Applications for the space may be traded to the janitor H J Keyes.
Local dealers report unusually strong Christmas business with brisk sales of turkeys greenery and toys. Weather favorable and shoppers with larger wallets drive high volumes as clerks receive bonuses, while crowds flock to toylands and trees near Merrimack square. A child capers near the Courier-Citizen office as a polite policeman guides pedestrian flow.
Continued on page three. High School Alumni can attend the reunion next Wednesday night December 28. Tickets cost 35 cents to benefit the scholarship fund.
New York December 23 Nan Patterson fainted in her father’s arms after jurors declared a hung verdict in the murder trial of Caesar Young. The process closed with six for acquittal and six for conviction, adding to the emotional strain as Nan faced an uncertain next step and a Christmas behind bars.
A new society aims to promote public welfare and civic duty across New York City. patterned after French groups it seeks headquarters for lectures and publications, investigates neglect or abuse of laws, and enlists notable citizens led by president Theodore Sutro.
Glace Bay Canada December 23 customs officials placed the American yacht Mischief once defender of the America's Cup under surveillance amid charges alleging failure to report a substantial liquor cargo on arrival from Newfoundland. Investigators McKinnon Gordon and Bourinot probe whether the omission was intentional.
The yacht Mischief owned by a Lynn Massachusetts businessman faced seizure pending settlement as it sits under customs hold. On the Newfoundland trip, rough seas damaged the vessel and a steward from East Boston was swept overboard and drowned. The yacht reached Mira Bay in distress where liquor on board was later reported to authorities.
Providence, Dec 23. A coal shed owned by the New York, New Haven & Hartford at Chalkstone avenue and Shawmut streets burned, triggering three alarms and tying up most city fire units. Loss about 14000 with 35 tons of coal, six dumps and two flats destroyed. Cause unknown, started in a small room used by workers.
Edward Gadbois aged 19 suffered a severed artery in his right hand while working near a circular saw at St. Louis's hall in Centralville this forenoon about 11 o'clock. He was transported to St. John's hospital. Gadbois resides at 308 West Sixth street and is employed by Contractor Boisvert.
Thomas Ryan long time Associated Press employee and renowned telegraph operator dies in Chicago on December 23, ending a career noted for high skill and industry influence among telegraphers.
Four verses claim Ayer's Hair Vigor promotes hair growth stops hair loss cures dandruff and restores gray hair color though the phrasing implies a medicinal marketing jingle from historic advertising.
New York report details Abraham Chapkowsky firing five shots at his brother Louis at the breakfast table after years in an asylum. Louis wounded in head and arm. skull shot likely fatal. Mother disarms Abraham, who then begs forgiveness.
Paris December 23 Rear Admiral Davis the American member of the international commission of inquiry into the North Sea incident continued making calls on cabinet officers he interrupted yesterday Admiral Campion received and entertained Davis at the ministry of marine due to the absence of Marine Minister Pelletan who attended a council of ministers meeting
Berlin reports that a Kiel despatch in the Lokal Anzeiger listing American entrants for next year’s transatlantic yacht race was an unofficial impression from American letters. The official list will be announced only after entries close. Sandford's Ginger-Always Healthful. Cures colds chills grip cramps pains.
After surveying town for useless articles, shoppers are urged to buy slippers and tan black operas for men and boys at O Sullivan Bros. Prices range from 1.50 to 7.25 dollars, with several styles including Tan Nullifiers and Black Vici Operas for various ages.
The shop touts the finest assortment of slippers and reasonable prices not selling cheap Christmas lines. Customers may exchange any pair bought, ensuring correct size and satisfaction. For anything in footwear, come to this store.
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