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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1902

Page

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Venezuelan Rebels Advance On Caracas From Three Routes

Situation for President Castro remains perilous as revolutionists strengthen by lack of arms and a depleted fleet. Generals Guevara Urbaneta and Penaloza lead 2500 men each toward Guatire Crespo Torres and 2500 from Gamanagua, with Gen Rolando moving 2500 from Alta Gracia. Ammunition arrives near Tucacus as Matos prepares to depart Curacoa.

Willemstad Curacoa la Guaira Castro Venezuela Matos Barquisimeto Caragas Caracas Antonio Guevara Urbaneta Penaloza Guatire Antonio Fernandez Osio Crespo Torres Gamanagua Rolando Alta Gracia Tucacus

Proposals To Arbitrate Venezuela Reach Roosevelt

Washington dispatch notes British and German formal proposals to President Roosevelt to arbitrate the Venezuela dispute have arrived. They are crafted for either acceptance or rejection, but the President has not yet decided after initial review.

Washington Roosevelt

German blockade begins at Porto Cabello and Maracaibo

Berlin reports Commodore Scheder says the German blockade of Porto Cabello started on December 22 and the blockade of Maracaibo began today.

Berlin Scheder Porto Cabello Maracaibo

Marine News Biodoncwood Steamers Arrived

New York reports the steamer Cevie has arrived from Liverpool. Liverpool notes the Oceanic arrived from New York. Glasgow records the Laurentian from New York. Southampton logs the St Paul from New York.

New York Cevie Liverpool Oceanic Glasgow Laurentian Southampton St. Paul

Christmas Eve at City Hall Quiet as Gift Season Wanes

The day before Christmas brings an unusually quiet city hall with no afternoon meetings. The overseers of the poor receive fewer gifts for inmates at the city farm, while the supply department rushes to issue wood orders to avoid work on Christmas Day.

Local jury ends deliberations in estate conspiracy case

Freehold New Jersey December 24 A jury has halted deliberations in the case charging Laura Biggar Dr Chas C Hendricks and ex Justice Samuel Stanton with conspiring to seize the entire estate of the late Henry M Bennett which retired at 430 yesterday afternoon.

Freehold N. J Laura Biggar Chas C. Hendricks Samuel Stanton Henry M. Bennett

Former Lowell Crook Sentenced in Lawrence

Louis Gagnon of Gannon, once fined for drunkenness in 1900 and jailed for larceny in 1902, appears in Lawrence police court and receives a 12 month sentence for larceny after stealing 61 dollars from a local resident.

Lowell Crook Lawrence Louis Gagnon Gannon House of Correction

Christmas Day No Courier Publication Tomorrow

The Courier will not publish on Christmas Day. No issue will be issued on that holiday, with normal publication resuming the following day.

Caucus Violation Sentences In Massachusetts Case

Salem December 24 Judge Sanborn sentenced John J. Andrews and James J. Buckley to ten days in the House of Correction for alleged caucus law violations. Both posted $100 bonds after appealing. The men voted at a Republican caucus then served as Democratic precinct officers. The case stems from the Sixth Massachusetts congressional contest.

Salem Sanborn John J. Andrews Jas. J. Buckley House of Correction Massachusetts Andrews Buckley Republican City Committee

Guinan held in $500 for grand jury action

William H. Guinan faced a Lowell police court review for breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny. Probable cause was found and he was held for the superior court February term. Several witnesses including Mrs. Catherine Wright and Mrs. Ellen Sanders described the arrest scene and his alleged thefts.

William H. Guinan Guinan Superior Court Catherine Wright Carlson Ellen Sanders Jere” McGlinchey Conroy Maud. Hickey

Frick Coke Grants 8 Percent Wage Increase

Notices posted in the Connellsville coke region promise 20,000 Frick Coke employees a voluntary wage advance averaging 8 percent. Effective Jan 1, miners coke drawers drivers cagers and laborers receive the raise, boosting next year wages by about 1,000,000 dollars and maintaining top national pay levels for similar labor. Frick Coke is a subsidiary of United States Steel Corporation.

Pittsburg Connellsville Frick Coke Company United States The United States Steel Corporation

Blondin waives motion for new trial in murder case

Joseph Wilfrid Blondin, convicted wife murderer in Suffolk superior court, formally waives his motion for a new trial. The action follows a notice to the court clerk, as Blondin is remanded to await the attorney general’s action on a sentence. Attorneys Owens and McLaughlin say a substitute bill of exceptions is ready for the judges to formalize for the supreme court.

Boston Joseph Wilfrid Blondin Braley and Stevens Suffolk Supreme Court

American Bolt Company to Move Plants to Birmingham

The American Bolt company will relocate from Lawrence Street to Birmingham Alabama next month. The operation will be renamed to American Bolt Company of Alabama with no ties to U S Steel. About 50 workers here will move, with 115 previously employed, and the firm plans new Birmingham works. Col Perc y Parker leads the local team.

American Bolt Company Birmingham Ala Lawrence Street American Bolt Company of Alabama Massachusetts U. S. Steel Corporation Percy Parker

Illinois Central strikers end walkout with old terms

Chicago reports that Illinois Central freight handlers halted their strike and will resume work today on the previous conditions without discrimination. They had demanded 20 cents per hour for a 10 hour day and 30 cents overtime with 40 cents for Sundays and holidays, while signing a contract agreeing not to raise wages for a year.

Chicago The Chronicle New Orleans Illinois Central Railroad

Coal limits issued by Philadelphia and Reading railroad

Pottsville December 24. The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company orders restrict coal purchases to one ton per family and per employee per month to boost anthracite supply in New York and Philadelphia. Flooded collieries keep output down as rain last week left many mines idle.

Pottsville Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company New York Philadelphia

Vanderbilt Buoyant Overnight as Condition Improves

Bulletin from the Vanderbilt residence at 9 30 reports Mr Vanderbilt passed a slightly better night with temperature a little lower and general condition also slightly improved according to the issued note at New York on December 24.

New York Vanderbilt

Pope Not Ill Says Rome Dispatch

Rome reports the Pope is in good health and spirits. He did not retire until 11 last night, rose at 7 this morning, celebrated mass in his private chapel, and plans a Christmas midnight mass.

Rome

British cotton spinning industry shows losses in Lancashire

London December 24. The British spinning sector reveals 85 joint stock companies in Lancashire with combined capital of 25.2 million dollars and 6.667 million spindles report a net loss of 7,150 dollars for the year, indicating a deepening downturn in the industry.

London Lancashire

Pension Changes Reported for December Issue

Washington on December 24 lists pension changes from the December 8 issue. Originals include John F. Streeter of Attleboro receiving $6 and Moses Wyman of Lowell $6. Increases noted for Thomas McElory of Bradford $12 and widows such as Sarah A. Foster of Whitman for Mexican War $8.

Washington Dee John F. Streeter Attleboro Moses Wyman Lowell Thomas McElory Bradford Sarah A. Foster Whitman

Talk This Over With Your Doctor About Cough Remedies

Advice urges consulting a physician before taking any remedy for a stubborn cough. If the doctor approves Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, proceed. emphasize professional guidance and individualized care for respiratory symptoms.

Ayer

Counterfeit Ten Dollar Bills Reported in Several Cities

Superintendent Moffatt warns Lawrence and Fitchburg police that recently passed counterfeit ten dollar notes resemble the Hendricks 1891 series and use silk paper. Lawman says the forger left Lawrence for unknown parts. A poor quality half dollar and frequent offers of Mexican dollars also circulate, with liability resting on the receiver.

Moffatt Lawrence Fitchburg Lowell

Police Board Grants Licenses In Tuesday Session

The regular weekly meeting of the police board granted several minor licenses. Common victuallers transfers included Bhertry and W Dixon from Adams street to 691 Middlesex street and Andree Bican from 79 Cheever street to 218 Aiken street. Hawker licenses were issued to Robert Fitzpatrick of East Chelmsford and Anna H. Kempt of Chelmsford. Dominick Cyr withdrew an application for a job and express wagon license at 272 Aiken street.

Common Victuallers Bhertry W Dixon Adams Street Middlesex Street Andree Bican Cheever Street Aiken Street Robert Fitzpatrick East Chelmsford Anna H. Kempt Chelmsford Dominick Cyr

Heavy sea halts Cape shipping off Chatham

A heavy sea rolling outside prevented ships from rounding the Cape. Five tug boats towed two or three coal laden barges and were anchored. A small fleet of schooners waited off Handkerchief shoal and Bass river. Rough weather suggested no progress for some time.

Chatham Cape Handkerchief Shoal Bass River

Miss Elizabeth Hunts Coming Out Party in San Juan

Gov. Hunt and Mrs. Hunt hosted a reception at the executive mansion in San Juan Puerto Rico to introduce their eldest daughter Elizabeth Hunt to society. Admiral Dewey and several rear admirals attended along with numerous naval and military officers and prominent civilians. about 500 people were present.

San Juan P. R Executive Mansion

Defended her honor at Alivedale fatal defense

In Bradford Pa remote Alivedale, Mrs Edward Burdick shot John Ryan dead in defense of her honor after Ryan entered her home. She drew a pistol and fired once when attacked. Coroner Hall impaneled a jury and found justifiable homicide. Ryan, a laborer, had been drinking heavily.

Buffalo N. Y Bradford Alivedale Edward Burdick John Ryan Ryan Hall

Snow Storm Paralyzes Turkish European Provinces

A violent snow storm rages in Constantinople and across European Turkey for 48 hours, halting land and sea transport and knocking down telegraph wires. Frigid conditions persist with heavy snowfall reported across the region.

Constantinople Turkey

Detective Sharkey Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison

New York December 24 Thomas J Sharkey the private detective convicted of manslaughter in the second degree for killing Nicholas A Fish in the bunker on September 7 was sentenced today to ten years in state prison.

New York Thomas J. Sharkey Nicholas A. Fish

Hadley Birth Report and Boston Demonstrations

A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Everett A Hadley. In Boston demonstrations by Dr Lorenz the attendants included Dr J C Irish Dr J A Gage Dr R E Bell Dr T B Smith Dr J W Meigs and Dr R J Meigs. Minnie Beam Still Scalping. Ithaca N Y Dec 24 Mrs Minnie Ream Hoxie presented Cornell University with Ezra Cornell as a life size bust to be transferred to bronze. Also noted are new neckwear for men priced 25c to 1.50 and TL L Bailey Co 69 Merrimack Street.

Everett A. Hadley Boston Lorenz J. C. Irish J. A. Gage R. E. Bell T. B. Smith J. W. Meigs R. J. Meigs Ithaca, N. Y Minnie Ream Hoxie Cornell University Ezra Cornell TL L, Bailey & Co Merrimack Street

Change to standard gauge for Chateaugay railroad

Phetsburg New York December 24. Work to convert Chateaugay railroad from narrow gauge to standard gauge from Garyville to Lyon station a 22 mile stretch will start December 28. Winter operations will run standard gauge between here and Lyon Mountain 14 miles while Lyon Mountain to Saranne Lake 39 miles stay narrow gauge with spring completion planned for upper segment. Delaware and Hudson will begin operating the line January 1 and, having already taken Adirondack, will offer two routes into the Adirondacks for through trains.

Phetsburg N. Y Chateaugay Garyville Lyon Station Lyon Mountain Saranne Like Delaware & Hudson Company Delaware & Hudson Adirondack Railroad Saratoga North Creek Adirondacks

Not Guilty Verdict in Daisy Carleton Murder Case

Bloomington Tl December 24. Jury finds Daisy Carleton not guilty on charges of murdering Mrs Joseph Leslie. Defense claimed self defence after Mrs Leslie allegedly jealously attacked Carleton, forcing her to shoot during a street confrontation while Carleton had been warned.

Thomas Jones Concord N. H Lowell Granite State Slattery Jones George. W. Hodge Hodge Bloomington Daisy Carleton Joseph Leslie Lesslie

Lost bag and wanted ads on Merrimack street

An item notes a lost leather chatelaine bag on Merrimack street and offers a reward under the office of Massachusetts Cotton Mills. A separate ad seeks to buy green hardwood from H. J. Willard & Co at 28 Concord street.

Merrimack — Street Massachusetts Cotton Mills H. J. Willard & Co Concord Street

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Gastro la Victoria Dolfin Vici Harvard O'Sullivan Bros. CO City Hall Marine News Puerto Cabello Democratijg Lizzie Ferrie Margaret A. Lahey Omeer Briggs Ferrie Martin Clancy Brockton Samuel Renaud Clancy William Howard James I. Walsh William Phillip Blondin Illinois Central Mr. Vanderbilt Pope Elizabeth Hunt Gov. Allen Daughter Sharkey Nicholas Fish Minnie Beam Daisy Merrimack City Ball
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