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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1901
Page
4
Pure Gluten Health Food for All announces stock of gluten foods from Pure Gluten Food Co New York. Products include breakfast food crackers macaroni flour with government endorsement and higher nutriment than ordinary cereals. Patrons invited to call and examine.
If you are thinking of hair goods visit Mrs. Noye's Hair Dressing Rooms to see the best quality imported human hair and workmanship in Lowell. Request to view raw hair before creation. Mrs. Noye, formerly Miss Rose Soares, previously worked 24 years for Mr Medina of Merrimack Street.
Boston reports on Governor Crane’s possible cabinet move and the political calculus within the State House. The piece outlines a web of ambitions surrounding Crane Hoar Moody Gardner and Lodge, notes the incoming House and Senate party split, lists new members with prior experience, and highlights personnel changes including Col. Charles H. Allen for navy secretary and the new Senate messenger Joseph W. Abbott.
The Ohio legislative fight pits Foraker and Hanna factions in Columbus with wide ripple effects across the state. Foraker denounces a New York rumor about a White House talk as false, while both leaders press influence over committee chairs clerkships and offices. Most new Republicans seek future Senate seats, with separate Foraker and Hanna tickets awaiting Saturday caucuses.
The battleship Missouri was launched December 28 at 11.12 am in Newport News with about 15 000 spectators. Miss Marion Cockrell sponsored the event with a champagne bottle. High-ranking officials from Navy and government attended, including Secretaries Long and Hitchcock, Rear Admirals Melville and ONeill, and Senator Cockrell. The ceremony featured multiple cheers and a post-launch banquet at the Chamberlain hotel with key speakers.
A. G. Pollard & Co offers 600 cases of rubbers in all sizes with no cheap goods. Children 25c, misses 29c and 39c, youths 35c, boys and men extra heavy 50c, ladies overshoes 69c. Display in Palmer street.
Elizabeth City moved as coroner's jury reads verdict on Nell Cropsey death. The case centers on James Wilcox, labeled the dead girl’s sweetheart, with public sentiment strongly against him as the verdict becomes public after yesterday's body discovery in the Pasquotank River.
Six persons hurt in the Colorado and Southern railroad wreck near Barela were brought to Trinidad hospital. Names include Mrs. Pearl Holman of Lamar Colorado R. J. Bishop of Gage Oklahoma Harry Powell of Clayton New Mexico Rev. A P Morrison of Albuquerque New Mexico Jos Bell of Lamar Sullivan of Houston Texas. All expected to recover.
Halifax December 28 The Ballesteros sailing from Bilboa to Philadelphia ran aground at Mereghan river Yarmouth county at low tide last night. It floated free at high tide this morning and departed for Yarmouth. No serious damage was reported as she was short on coal and proceeding.
Buenos Ayres reports renewed street demonstrations last night with police charging the rioters several times. A few persons were injured amid the clashes reported from the Galveston line dispatch.
The Trades and Labor council closes its year with large delegate attendance. Unions report progress on organizing, eight hour day seeks and minimum wage goals for Carpenters from May first 1902. Officers to be elected in January. resolutions favoring eight hour day praised. Mahoney recovering. Iglesias case tabled pending AFL legal counsel. Williams reads a report on organized labor results.
The Burke Temperance Institute held its semiannual election. Officers include President James Dacey, Vice President John F White, Treasurer John H O Neill, Recording Secretary John J Devlin, Financial Secretary Thomas Rigney, Trustees James J Redmond and Peter Crowe. Committees named with Daniel Mooney William O Connor William Lawler Thomas Flynn John O Connor Edward O'Brien. Rev Fr William H McDonough named spiritual director. Installation planned for Sunday afternoon.
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