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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1902

Page

3

British Captain Killed as Mallicolo Natives Attack Schooner Lilly

Sailors ashore to bury a dead Black man aboard the Lilly sparked a fatal assault by Mallicolo natives. Captain Henry A. Atkinson was killed with his own rifle while two crewmen were wounded in the attack. The incident follows another firing at the Pearl nearby after landing natives from Espiglebay.

Victoria B. C Australia Lilly Mallicolo New Hebrides Henry A. Atkinson New Caledonia Atkinson Pearl Espiglebay

Danes in Cambridge Woman Shot by Man in Boarding House

Miss Begge Johnson, 26, a domestic, was shot in a Cambridge boarding house by Peter K E Gergensen 44, who claimed the revolver was unloaded. Witnesses describe a jovial moment before the fatal discharge. Police treat it as possibly accidental as Gergensen is detained.

Cambridge Begge Johnson Peter KE. Gergensen Maria Lilgegren Miss Johnson Gergensen

Tragic Drowning At Moswanshut Lake In North Scituate

Providence news reports Hanford W. Keierstead a 23 year old student at the Pentecostal collegiate institute in North Scituate drowned while skating on Moswanshut lake. Two teachers and a woman student from the same institute drowned a month earlier in a canoeing storm. Rescue attempts failed. One other Moswanshut drowning in 30 years preceded the recent triple fatality.

Providence R. L Hanford W. Keierstead Pentecostal Collegiate Institute North Scituate Moswansiut Lake Moswanshut Lake

Christmas Day in the Spindle City Mass

Fr Phelan blessed the Blessed Sacrament as Sisters, patients, nurses, and friends filled the chapel. The hospital received generous gifts including 65 dollars cash, ice cream, turkeys, fruit, candies, oranges, fruit cake, stockings, clothing, toys, and books for the children, from a wide circle of benefactors.

Phelan Minnie Davey C. Delaney Sarah McCaffrey Etta King John Dalton Friends of the Hospital Ladies of Charity G. R. Myers E. A. Dorgan Patrick O’hearn Charles M. Williams Watson's Sons M. J. Quinn

Christmas at the North Chelmsford Truant School

Boys at the North Chelmsford truant school enjoyed a Christmas program with a morning religious service by Rev. Fr. Schofield, a noon chicken dinner, and afternoon games and sports.

Chelmsford Fr. Schofield

Children's Home Thanksgiving Dinner At Kirk Street

Forty one children from four months to thirteen years were treated to a turkey dinner at Miss Ellen O Leary s Children s Home No 60 Kirk Street. A Christmas tree and brief program followed with Santa Claus Master Ernest Dennis distributing gifts. The home, funded by voluntary contributions, serves mainly homeless children with occasional support from a surviving parent. A New Year reception will mark the end of the first year in the new work.

Ellen O’leary Kirk Street Ernest Dennis Santa Claus

Lynch mob hangs Montgomery Godley in Pittsburg

In Pittsburg Kansas on December 25 Montgomery Godley a Black man was seized from the county jail and lynched after fatally shooting Milton Hinkle a policeman during an attempt to disperse a crowd at a dance. The rope broke on the first attempt and Godley was strangled then cut’s throat, then hanged again.

Pittsburg Kan Montgomery Godley Milton Hinkle Godley

Sunlight Club Dances by Electric Light

The Sunlight Club held a social at Associate hall despite a heavy snowstorm. About 1400 youths attended, with 600 in the afternoon and over 800 at night. Dancing ran from 2 PM to midnight. George Harper and Louis Greeley managed the event with Cadet orchestra providing music.

Sunlight Club George Harper Louis Greeley Cadet Orchestra

Henry Philipps Gifts $10,000 for Educational Alliance

Henry Philipps of Carnegie Steel, traveling in India, sends Isadore Strauss ten thousand dollars as a Christmas present to the Educational Alliance in Lakewood New Jersey dated December 24.

Lakewood N. J Henry Philipps Carnegie Steel Company India Isadore Strauss Educational Alliance

Controversy at Caracas Embassy Over Bowen Family Guests

In Caracas a social dispute shadows Minister Bowen as his two Rhode Island nieces hosted at the American legation sparked criticism from the foreign set led by Mrs von Pilgrim-Baltazzi. A Texas born bride and a disputed Texas wedding add to the gossip as diplomatic strains linger.

Washington, D. C Bowen Caracas Rhode Island Miss Clegg Texas von Pilgrim-Baltazzi Herr von Pilgrim-Baltrazzi Mr. Bowen Miss Gregg von Pilgrim- Baltazzi Mme. Castro Pilgrim-Battazzi Herr von Pilgrim-Baltazzi Venezuela

Dresden reports royal divorce unlikely amid king’s scruples

Berlin dispatch notes King George of Saxony sent officials to Geneva to monitor Crown Princess Louise. A divorce remains unlikely during the king’s lifetime due to scruples. Dresden sympathy favors Louise, described as cheerful. Crown Prince allegedly tormented her. Nietzsche incident cited.

Berlin Lokal Anzeiger Dresden George Saxony Geneva Louise Tolstoi Zola Nitzche

Janitor Albert Olney Dies in Marion Printing Office Fire

Providence December 25 Albert Olney janitor of the Marion Printing office 108 Eddy Street died after being overcome by smoke as the premises caught fire Firemen carried him to the street where he soon expired He had lived in the city for years and once served as night watchman at the Westminster theatre

Providence Albert Olney Marion Printing Office Eddy Street Westminster Theatre

Pan-Americans and Pocassets Tie in December Football Match

In Fall River on December 25 the Pan-Americans and the Pocassets finished level 2 goals apiece after a 90 minute association football contest. Both teams produced spirited attacks with several near misses, and the draw preserves both sides’ chances in the season standings.

Fall River

Elliott H. French Weds Elizabeth Gulliland in Tewksbury

Elliott H. French of Tewksbury and Mrs. Elizabeth Gulliland of Tewksbury were married by Rev. Smith T. Ford on Wednesday at 7 o'clock. The couple will reside in Tewksbury.

Elliott H. French Tewksbury Elizabeth Gulliland Smith T. Ford French

Marriage of John H. Hulslander and Susie M. Porter

John H. Hulslander and Susie M. Porter were married Wednesday at noon by Rev. Smith T. Ford at his residence on School Street. Only immediate relatives attended the ceremony at the First Baptist church.

John H. Hulslander Suzie M. Porter Smith T. Ford First Baptist Church School Street

Farrell and McGillivray Wed in Baptist Ceremony

Francis D. W. Farrell and Miss Grace RE. I. McGillivray were married on a Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the First Baptist Church. Rev. Smith T. Ford officiated. Irving Sweet served as best man and Miss Emily M. Simpson as bridesmaid.

Francis D. W. Farrell Grace RE. I. McGillivray Smith T. Ford First Baptist Church Irving Sweet Emily M. Simpson

Smiley Hart nuptials unite Bristol couple at home

At Bristol Connecticut on December 24 Rev Ed win L Smiley married Miss Ruth H Hart. Rev G M Smiley of Lowell officiated with Rev John B Lyon of Holyoke assisting. Edwin Smiley, son of the Lowell pastor, serves as a Methodist minister in Revere Massachusetts. Open house all New Year’s Day for friends to meet the newly married pair.

Bristol Conn Edwin L. Smiley Ruth H. Hart G. M. Smiley Lowell John B. Lyon Holyoke Edwin Smiley Revere Mass M. Smiley

McMurray and Muir Wed at Westminster Church

At 6 o clock Wednesday evening William McMurray and Jessie Muir were married by Rev. H. B. Foster at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Huntley No 665 Central street. Present were friends from Chelsea and Lawrence and the couple will reside in Chelsea.

Obituary notes deaths of Hattie Mallory and local residents

Obituary notices report Miss Hattie Mallory of Worcester died in Bombay India while in missionary work. Irene E Richardson, 75, long time city resident and widow of Daniel H Richardson, died at 401 Walker Street. Mrs Alice Drury, 31, of 94 High Street, Immaculate Conception church member, died at home. Delia Andry, 46, of 25 Kirk Street, leaves sister Mrs Cornelius Coleman and three brothers in Lowell Springfield Denver.

Hattie Mallory Bombay India O. FE. Mallory Branch Street Tabernacle Dewey Street Baptist Church Worcester Irene E. Richardson Walker Street Daniel H. Richardson Fred A Mabey E. Wilson Alice Drury George S. Drury High Street James I. Nealon Lizzie Long Mary Rand Minneapolis Minn Henry Edward Springfield Mass George John California Drury Belvidere Immaculate Conception Church Delia Andry Kirk Street Cornelius Coleman Patrick and Lowell Thomas Denver

Funeral of Albert Hill Held at Home

The funeral for Albert Hill was held Wednesday at 2 PM from his 304 High Street home. Rev. George H. Clark officiated with Mrs. J. L. Sherburne and Mrs. Gelino singing. Bearers were James Ifill, Charles Ifill, Harry Ifill, and Austin Neale. burial followed at Edson cemetery. Undertaker Weinbeck supervised. A large crowd attended and floral tributes included pieces from Mrs. A. E. Hill, Miss Clara B. Hill, Mrs. B. I. Gately, Trueman L. Hill, Edward E. Hill, Ff. C. Church, and others.

Albert Hill High Street George H. Clark J. L. Sherburne Gelino James Charles Harry Ifill Austin Neale Edson Weinbeck Hill A. E. Hill Clara B. Hill B. I. Gately Trueman L. Hill Edward E. Hill Ff. C. Church

Funeral Of Mrs Mary Gallagher

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Gallagher who died after being caught between two freight cars near Merrimack Manufacturing’s counting room Tuesday night was held at 2 30 from her home 87 Chestnut Street. Services were at Immaculate Conception Church with Rev Fr McGrath presiding. Floral tributes and bearers listed. burial at St Patrick's Cemetery with prayers at the grave. Undertaker Davey handled arrangements.

H. C. Hill Austin Neale John Cole Edward Brigham A. Noonan H. B. Hill Irrank A. Emerson L. J. Richards D. I. Hill D. L. Page Company Pillow Wright L. Hill Frank James G Amos Hill Mary Gallagher Merrimack Manufacturing Company Chestnut Street Immaculate Conception Church Fr. McGrath Nellie Noble P. Foster Merrimack Mfg. Co C. F. Richardson John James McSorley James McKeaver Bernard Donnelly Patrick Kierney Michael Sheehan St. Patrick’s

Obituary notices for Richardson Smith Whittaker Neeham and Varnum

In this city December 294 Mrs Irene E Richardson aged 75 years funeral from her home 401 Walker street Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock Friends invited. In Wigginvile December 25 Michael Smith aged 71 years. In this city December 23 Mrs Hannah Whittaker aged 52 years. In this city December 24 Walter P Neeham aged 2 months at the home of his parents 25 Burlington avenue Died in Wayland December 23 Anna M P Varnum aged 58 years.

Richardson Irene E. Richardson Walker Street Smith Wigginvile Michael Smith Whittauker Hannah Whittaker Neeham Burlington Avenue Walter P. Neeham Wayland Anna M. P. Varnum

Fraternal Lodge Elected Officers for Next Year

Lowell lodge A O U W elected its officers for the coming year. Edgar M. Hill was named Master Workman and Elmer S. Crowell Grand Representative to the Grand Lodge. Installation is set for January 14. Four applications for membership were received at the meeting.

Lowell Lodge Edgar M. Hill A. D. Gilbert W. S. Holt J. J. Breck Benjamin Hodgeman L. J. Labority H. W.W. Locke G. W. Burns J. Murphy J. Baxter Grand Lodge Elmer

Thousands of cattle reported starving on Colorado range

In northwestern Colorado thousands of cattle are starving on the range. The Humane Society has appealed to owners to rescue their stock, but owners respond they are powerless to do so.

Denver Col Colorado Humiane Society

Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Rail workers get 7 percent raise

Pittsburg December 25 employees of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad have been granted a seven percent wage increase effective December 1. The company employs about 12 000 men and nearly all will benefit from the raise.

Pittsburg Buffalo Rochester

Wine Jelly New Year Dessert Recipe Card

A printed recipe card describes making a wine jelly using Lemon Jell-O, boiling water, sugar, sherry, and orange juice. After partial congealing, fill orange halves and chill, serving with whipped cream. Variations include adding sherry or port to any Jell-O flavor, with four flavors listed. Available at grocers for 10 cents.

Snowstorm Disrupts City Transit and Streets

Yesterday's heavy snow began noon, turning into a brisk blizzard by night. Street cars halted by schedule, livery stables and hotels aided travel while ploughs cleared tracks. By morning trains resumed on schedule and city properties were cleared as Beals sent crews to remove the snow.

Santa Claus Greenland Lawrence Boston & Maine

Highland Methodist Sunday School elects officers for year

Last Sunday the Highland Methodist Sunday School chose officers for the ensuing year. They include Carl Noyes as superintendent, L F Wood as assistant superintendent, Frank M Short as secretary and treasurer, Henry Martifre as assistant secretary, Edgar Pletcher as librarian, and Miss Elia M Fletcher as assistant.

Highland Methodist Sunday Carl Noyes L. F. Wood Frank M. Short Henry Martifre Edgar Pletcher Elia M. Fletcher

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