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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1902

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Decision Against Hunt by Judge Hadley in Champertons Case

Judge Hadley ruled Hunt was not owed money in the Hall vs. Hunt matter, finding a champertous contract illegal. He also noted a separate case where Sybil Hall paid Hunt for services, and that no money was owed to him in that instance. The proceedings concluded with a continuation to Friday for resolution of the Hall v Hunt action.

Hadley Hunt Fudge Hadley Hall Cambridge Lawton Boston Pickman Mr. Hunt Fisher Fay Supreme Court Mr. Fay

Tragic Snow Death of 78 Year Old Miss Osgoode

Miss Lucy Osgoode of Claremont New Hampshire was found dead beside the Newport road after leaving her home to visit neighbor Mr Peabody about three quarters of a mile away. Authorities suggest heart failure or exhaustion during the blizzard. Her age was 78 and she leaves a valuable estate with heir E B Johnson an attorney in Texas.

Claremont N. H Lucy Osgoode Newport Road

Barcelona Bristling With Bayonets in Riots

Barcelona reports two more infantry regiments arriving as streets are patrolled and crowds dispersed with bayonets. Shots on Gran Via, barricades in a suburb, and a growing casualty list parallel a paralysis of commerce. Food scarce as meat and bread run low.

Barcelona Gran Via

Zionist Leader Seeks Palestinian Concessions in Constantinople

The Zionist leaders anticipate pivotal moves following Dr. Theodore Herzl's visit to Constantinople. Herzl seeks a charter with home rule forms and access to crown lands to aid Jewish immigration and settlement in Palestine. A representative of the Jewish Colonization Association, funded by Baron Hirsch, is also in Constantinople, signaling a focus on Palestine by the fund trustees.

London Zionist Movement Theodore Herzl Vienna Zionist Congress Basle Switzerland Constantinople Herzl Yaldiz Palace Palestine Jewish Colonization Association Baron Hirsch Baron Hirsch Fund

Roosevelt Progress Report From Groton Infirmary

Groton February 19 Theodore Roosevelt Jr shows continued improvement along with the Gammell boy though concern rises over the Potter lad as Dr Warren recalls assistant Dr Richardson to bolster care. The other two boys remain in excellent condition and Roosevelt is expected to depart for Washington late this week with Dr Rex accompanying him.

Groton Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Gammell Warr N Groton Infirmary Potter Richardson Warren Roosevelt Washington Rex Theodore

Island Sinking Discovered at Catalina Island

Berkeley, February 19. Professor William E Ritter of the University of California reports Catalina Island is slowly sinking into the Pacific. Dredging near the coast yielded rocks and shells indicating the beach once extended about three quarters of a mile beyond the present low tide. He estimates the island is now about 270 feet lower than before while the adjacent mainland coast rises.

Berkeley Cal Wm. E. Ritter University of California Santa Catalina Island Pacific Ocean Catalina

Storm wrecks near Apia feared by Samoa passengers

San Francisco reports from Pago Pago aboard the Sonoma describe a great hurricane at Apia around February 2 or 3. The Norwegian bark Telefon and two or three smaller vessels were said to have been blown ashore. No loss of life is reported.

San Francisco Pago Pago Samoa Sonoma Apia Telefon

Grain Bill Entered in Reichstag Compromise Amendment

Berlin February 19 at a tariff committee meeting the compromise amendment on grain duties was introduced raising wheat minimum and maximum rates to 6 and 7 marks and oats and barley to 5 and 7 marks respectively.

Berlin Reichstag

Cough Remedies Adverts Promote Cherry Pectoral

An advertisement urges neglect of bad coughs warning they lead to chronic bronchitis pneumonia asthma or consumption. It recommends Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and lists a price of 1.00 with J C Ayer Co of Lowell Massachusetts.

Ayer J.C. Ayer Lowell Mass

Buried Alive by Alaskan Indians Story Shocks Klackwan Village

A Chilkoot Indian community near Hinsmission Alaska buried a 15 year old boy alive after he denounced a medicine man at a time when 14 locals had died of consumption. Missionary Sellon found the boy in a fresh grave and he died after days of agony. The culprit is Shun Doo, a hardened offender who once served time for starving an elderly woman.

Seattle Wash Alaska Hinsmission Klackwan Sellon Idit Shun Doo San Quentin

Enormous Steal Shocks Great Falls Bank

Great Falls Montana February 19 H H Matteson once cashier at First National Bank confessed to embezzling seventy five thousand dollars and now faces a new accusation of one hundred seventy eight thousand dollars over three years. He is jailed on bail and may be sent to Helena after officials fear he plans to flee.

Great Falls Mont H. H. Matteson First National Bank Matteson Helena National Bank Lazear

Blast Furnace Workers Demand Eight Hour Day

Youngstown Ohio February 19 official announcement states that Mahoning and Shenango valley blast furnace workers and others in the Blast Furnace Workers association will demand an eight hour turn or three eight hour shifts. Currently two twelve hour turns are in use. An executive board meeting and vice presidents will be held in Youngstown next Monday. The plan includes several United States Steel furnaces not previously part of the demands.

Youngstown Mahoning Shenango Blast Furnace Workers Association of the United States United States Steel Corporation

Plea for Mercy in Belwood Bank Forgery Case

Amos Gould former cashier of Platte Valley State bank Belwood pleaded guilty to forging 11 notes from 150 to 1400 dollars. He sought mercy claiming he and friends would repay defalcations. He admitted forging about 60000 dollars total though unsure if that was complete. Judge Sornberger to pronounce sentence today.

David City Neb Amos Gould Platte Valley State Bank of Belwood Burt Us

Power Carried Over Rockies To Butte Line

Helena Montana February 19 The Missouri River Power company completed a 65 mile transmission line from its Missouri river dam to Butte crossing the Rockies at about 7200 feet. The line now carries 12009 horsepower and plans call for a second dam to control more power.

Helena Mont Missouri River Power Company Missouri River Butte Rocky Mountains

Labor Men Convene in New York for Vital Meeting

The New York conference of the National Civic Federation will address preventing industrial disturbances. Senator Mark Hanna will preside as executive committee members from labor, employers, and the public discuss strikes, auxiliary committees, local disturbances, and settlement plans. Former President Cleveland cannot attend.

New York National Civic Federation Mission House Twenty-second Street Fourth Avenue Mark Hanna Cleveland

Courteous Conductor Rewarded By Late Millionaire

Chicago February 19 Llewellyn Mason a conductor on the Chicago and Alton railroad received a $1000 bequest from W A Tyler a Bloomington millionaire whose will probated yesterday praised Mason for courteous treatment during travel on the Alton road. Tyler enjoyed asking questions and rode routes including Jacksonville to Chicago and Bloomington to Chicago with Mason repeatedly without tiring of the talks.

Chicago Llewellyn Mason Chicago & Aton Railroad W. A. Tyler A. Bloomington Alton Road Mason Alton Joliet Tyler Jacksonville Bloomington

Ice damage sinks steamer John J. Stevens at Brooklyn pier

The steamer John J. Stevens owned by Geo F Downs of Brooklyn sank at its Brooklyn pier after a night of ice collisions. The hull and sheathing were torn by heavy ice blocks, signaling a damaging incident for the vessel.

New York John J. Stevens Geo. F. Downs Brooklyn

Storm Ulsters Close Out in Frieze Shetland Mixes

We offer sixteen ulsters sized 50 to 35 breast measure to fit large boys and young men. These well made garments come in Frieze Shetlands and Scotch mixtures and are offered for closeout.

Coat Prices and Availability for One Day Wear

Eleven coats priced at $3 and five at $5 are offered. The $3 coats range from $6 to $10, the $5 coats from $10 to $15. No coat suitable for a storm like an oaster is available. Each coat is presented as a single day wear value.

Angry Mule Spinner Guilty Of Assault In Court

James Lawrence, mule spinner and union member, was found guilty of assault and battery on Joseph F. Ashton after a Saturday confrontation at Middle street. Testimony described a push and a punch during a dispute over union dues, with additional corroboration from other union members and officials. Lawrence faces a $15 fine, while related domestic abuse cases and other minor fines were also resolved or continued.

Lowel Spinners Pulse Court James Lawrence Joseph F. Ashton Union Middle Street Thomas F. Delehanty Ashton Lawerence Alfred Daigle Lawrence Delphis Giroux Peal Merrimack Giroux Pead Spinners Union Spinners Hall Joseph Ashton Spinners Rock Street Broadway Hayes Merrimack Street Thomas Parretti Hadley Mary A. Stead James Tewksbury Jonger Stead State Farm Edward Roy Henry Norns Richard Barton Kate Oswald Mabel la Rose Fenwick Street Gustave Laporte John J. Walsh Emile Brousseau Patrick Harrington Frank Peary

Visited launch adrift in ice at Sandy Hook

New York reports a steam launch roving in an ice floe at Horseshoe in Sandy Hook still stuck this morning. The craft is embedded in ice and cannot be freed until wind shifts. Two men ventured from shore to reach it, raising fears someone may be aboard and awaiting word of findings.

New York Horseshoe Sandy Hook Manhattan

New Pacific Steamer Line Opens San Francisco Service

The Meteor sails for Honolulu and Hawaiian ports marking a new ocean freight link from San Francisco via Seattle and Puget Sound. Owned by Globe Navigation, it joins a trio of fast freighters including Tampico and Euro, leaving every 20 days to compete with Spreckels and American Hawaiian lines for sugar and general goods. None will carry passengers.

San Francisco Meteor Honolulu Hawaiian Seattle Puget Sound Islands Globe Navigation Company Spreckels Line American Hawaiian Steamship Company Oort Fem

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