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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1902

Page

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Bethany Fire Kills Reverend and Daughter in Blaze

In Bethany Connecticut at dawn a fire consumed the Peck homestead on the Bethany turnpike killing Edmund Peck the 80 year old retired Methodist clergyman and his daughter Mary 35. Their son Charles Peck was seriously hurt leaping from a second story window as neighbors woke to the flames. The origin of the blaze remains unknown and the house burned to ashes in under an hour.

Bethany Conn Edmund Peck Mary Peck Bethany Turnpike Chas, Peck Waterbury Edmund Chas. Peck Mr. Peck

Panama Canal Offered to United States for 40000000

Paris reports the Panama Canal company directors with President Boenfve in the chair decided to offer sale of canal property to the United States for 40 million dollars. The price covers excavations canal railroad machinery and all other items listed in the Isthmian commission report. A cable instructed the Washington representative to submit formally to the President.

Paris Panama Canal Company United States Isthmian Commission Washington M. Boenfve

Martial law to be proclaimed in Barcelona area

Madrid reports martial law will be proclaimed tonight in Barcelona and nearby towns amid clashes between strikers and civil guards. A general trade strike supports metal workers as stretchered bodies parade streets and workshops face stone attacks. Cavalry called to restore order as tram service ceases.

Madrid Barcelona

Mills Fire Destroys Cotton Waste Shed at Howland Mills

A fire at Howland mills in New Bedford destroyed a cotton waste shed with a large stock of waste while mills run nights. The fire crew quickly extinguished the blaze. The cause remains a mystery and possible loss is not yet estimable.

New Bedford Howland Mills

Traders National Bank Deposit Boxes Ad Sign

An old advertisement for Traders National Bank promotes deposit boxes at five dollars per annum. It highlights a coupon room facility for customers, reflecting a midcentury banking service offering secure storage options and a dedicated space for coupon transactions.

Traders National Bank Offers Global Exchange and Safe Deposits

The Traders National Bank transacts general banking business and issues foreign exchange payable worldwide in English, French, German and Swedish. It provides safety deposit boxes with private rooms, pays 3 percent interest in its Savings Department compounded semiannually, and offers a ladies banking room. It serves as a depository for the United States and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Tias United States Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Banking Hours and Rooms in Middesex Street Area

Bank hours listed as 8 A M to 4 P M Saturday 8 A M to 1 P M 7 to 9 P M. Banking rooms at 30 to 46 Middesex Street and 11 to 24 Post Office Ave.

Middesex Street Post Office Ave Catur

Soldiers Signed Seditious Proclamation in Philippines

The war department reports a proclamation signed by nine Americans in the Philippines inviting U S soldiers to desert and join Filipino forces. John T Kreider, a signer, was court martialed for treason but freed after Gen Chaffee found no overt act. The document criticizes U S policy and cites Washington and Monroe Doctrine.

Washington War Department Philippines U.S England Geo. Washington McKinley Mark Hanna America Guer Pany K John Blake Frank L. Clark U. S J. Thomas Kreider Chas. Buchanan Harry Richter 6Th U. S. Artillery Charley Wright Fitzhugh Smith John Ryan John T. Kreider Gen. Chaffee United States Kreider

Automatic Lights in Engine Cabs Adopted by Western Roads

Chicago dispatch reports a push to replace written train orders with colored electric lights in engine cabs to prevent collisions. A. C. Miller of Aurora champions the plan, noting recent wrecks from misread orders and speeded trains making block signals unsafe. The Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad already tests movable cab lights, and the industry will watch the experiment closely.

Chicago Juan A. C. Miller Aurora Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Miller Chicago & Eastern Ilinois

Merchants Protest Troop Removal From Bacacay Province

Merchants in Manila and Bacacay protest Gen Grant’s plan to withdraw a company of soldiers from the peaceful Bacacay. Business leaders warn they cannot remain without troops, while Filipino authorities say native constabulary suffices for protection. A joint telegram to Gen Chaffee seeks protection amid the planned withdrawal.

Bacacay Manila Grant Chaffee

Bruce Hamilton Captures 100 Prisoners East of Ermelo

London dispatch reports Lord Kitchener notifying the War Office that Bruce Hamilton operating east of Ermelo since December 29 has captured 100 prisoners, including General Erasmus, in the Johannesburg area dated January 3.

London Lord Kitchener War Office Johannesburg Bruce Hamilton Ermelo Erasmus

Walla Walla Wreck Tragedy Aboard Off Mendocino

San Francisco reports the steamer Walla Walla wrecked after a collision with an unknown French bark near Cap Mendocino. At least ten dead, up to seventy eight missing, sixty two rescued, with two liferafts still afloat. Survivors describe a perilous voyage to Trinidad and multiple rescues by Dispatch and Ranger. Notable survivors include M C Morehorse, H Marshall, W Smith, J McCallum, W O Leary, A S Pear, and others. The revenue cutter McCulloch is aiding searches.

San Francisco Walla Walla Cap Mendocino Pureka Dispatch Trinidad Ranger Hall Pacific Ernest le Gouve Hobart Tasmania Portland Les Adelphes Madagasar Duquesne Schoner Frank Orrego Safey M. C. Morehorse Seattle H. Marshall W. T. Smith Los Angeles Wm. Sheehan J. McCallum Wm. O'Leary A. S. Pear R. McKee Fred McClement K. Hatzschon, Jr C. Swanson Dan Larsen Chas. Dawson E. Alexander H. H. Weaver

Fire in Omaha destroys three large downtown buildings

Fire at Fifteenth and Howard streets destroys Western Electrical Supply, Douglas Printing, and Frontier Steam Laundry stock, with total loss estimated at 190000. Karbach hotel guests fled in night clothing as several people jumped from windows. one man W H Hawkins of Sac City Iowa was carried out fainting and may die, others injured.

Omaha Neb Fifteenth Howard Streets Western Electrical Supply Company Douglas Printing Company Frontier Steam Laundry Company Karbach W. H. Hawkins Sac City

Daneff to Form New Bulgarian Cabinet

Sofia on January 4 reports Prince Ferdinand has appointed Doctor Daneff, minister of foreign affairs, to form a new cabinet. The move signals a reshuffle of Bulgaria's government leadership amid political realignments.

Sofia Bulgaria Ferdinand Doctor Daneff

LANDS SHIPWRECKED CREW

Lisbon reports the Dutch steamer Danae has landed 27 men from the Italian steamer Scipio crew after Scipio burned at sea January 3.

Lisbon Danae

Hair Vigor Claim From Atchison Buyer

One year ago hair fell out rapidly. Mrs. A Boydston reports using Ayer’s Hair Vigor stopped the shedding and promoted growth to 45 inches. Advertisement notes price one dollar and lists J C Ayer Co of Lowell Massachusetts as manufacturer available at all druggists.

Ayer

Objects to Restrictions

Lawrence January 4. The Boston and Northern Street Railway accepts aldermen granted locations but objects to transfer restrictions on the Haverhill line three cent fares for school children street watering and bridge construction. The opinion is that aldermen cannot impose these restrictions under the law.

Lawrence Jan Boston& Northern Street Railway Company Haverhill Pridge

Bainbridge Sails for Chesapeake Bay

Bridgeport Conn Jan 4 The torpedo boat destroyer Bainbridge, here for government speed trials in Long Island Sound, departed today for Chesapeake Bay where the craft will undergo trials. The reason for the change in plans is not known.

Bridgeport Conn Bainbriaze Long Island Sound Chesapeake Bay

Liberals Split Looms Over Rosebery Rise at Parliament

London readers anticipate a sharp Liberal split as Rosebery builds a new faction with Grey Asquith Fowler Perks Balduane and other Imperialists. Government hopes to push parliamentary reform while probing Gen Buller’s army dismissal, education and finance take center stage, and war prospects color South Africa policy.

London Edward House of Lords Liberal Party Lord Rosebery Edward Grey H. H. Asquith H. H. Fowler R. W. Perks R. B. Ualdane Westminster United States Congress Buller Michael Hicks-Beach Henry Campbell-Bannerman South Affrica South Africa War Office

Jowa Emigrants and Island Colonization Plan

T J James of Fairfield Iowa travels to the Isle of Pines south of Cuba to arrange colonization for farmers from Iowa Illinois and other western states. A land company from Iowa holds a large tract on the island and thirteen Spirit Lake families are already there. Cornelius O Mahony, a Colburn street boarder, fell downstairs this morning and was taken to Lowell Hospital after injuries.

New Orleans T. J. James Fairfield Isle of Pines Cuba United States Mr. James Iowa Illinois Spirit Lake James Cornelius O'Mahony Colburn Street Lowell Hospital

Small blaze in Frank Hall home at Eleventh and Beacon

A telephone alarm shortly before nine this morning triggered a fire in the house of Frank Hall at Eleventh and Beacon streets. There was little damage and no injuries reported.

Frank Hall Eleventh Beacon Streets

Dimodana Faces Two New Complaints At Police Court

Dimodana appears before Judge Hadley with lawyer D J Donahue after a request for a continuance. He faces three larceny charges from Guilmette Lesage and Paquette plus a possible sixth later. Prosecution contends no H Berry existed and Dimodana sold wood knowingly wrong.

Frank Dimodana Hadley D. J. Donahue Dimodana John Guilmette Hermidas Lesage George Paquette H. Berry Chelmsford Amasa Brown Berry Lowell Soareswood Billerica

Gendron Pleads Not Guilty in Knife Larceny Case

Albert Gendron faced a larceny charge after a knife vanished from an unknown person. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded. Police found a knife believed stolen in a Middlesex street residence where he had no business. James H. Corcoran, on probation, claimed to have earned money to return home to Dover, New Hampshire. A State farm sentence was imposed. The clerk called James L. Sullivan with no response. During the lineup, a deputy pointed out a man who denied being the named defendant.

John O’hearn Gorham Street Swan O’hearn James H. Hamilton Court Street O'Hearn Carny Hadley Patrick O’brien State Farm John Fifer Daniel Gallagher Robert Munroe Thomas F. Murray John H. Ferris Ferris Henry Sullivan Merrimack Street John J. Crowley Sullivan Boston Lowell Patrick McLaughlin James Burns Burns Portland Dracut Albert Gendron Gendron Middlesex Street James H. Corcoran Dover N. H James L. Sullivan J. J. Crowley

Y. W. C. A. Notes on services and events

The YWCA will hold a Gospel service Sunday at 4 pm with missionary Miss A. E. Abel speaking about Buk Island Asia and a special missionary offering. The Sunshine club hosts a New Year’s social Saturday 3 to 5 pm. Miss Lizzie Coburn speaks at 7 30 this evening on Wordsworth and English authors with abroad pictures.

Young Women’s Christian Association A. E. Abel Buk Asia Sunshine Club Lizzie Coburn Wordsworth

Engaged couple hosts small High Street dinner

Mr George A Taylor and Miss Ger trude Sewall entertained a small party of friends at Miss Sewall s home on High street last evening. Dinner was served at 7 o clock by the D L Page Co. The hosts were handsomely remembered by their friends.

George A. Taylor Gertrude Sewall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Panama Canal Traders National Bank Foreign Exchange Letters of Credit the Traders National Bank R. R. Signals Daneff Boston & Northern Company Bainbridge Belcak Reed Rules Jowa Emigrants Arthur G. Pollard George 8. Motley Walter L. Parker John F. Sawyer Odwods Edward W. Pease William H. Anderson Charles Lilley Joseru L.chaliroux George Moriey Fredericx P. Mariste Thomas Costello Amasa Pratt Frederic C. Church Water L. Parker Frank E. Donpar Joan Lennon Parricuw F. Sullivan Discount Daily Joan O’hearn Appleton National Geo. W. Fifteld Fred H. Bla Charles H. Allen Fred A. Duttrick Fred H. Ela George W. Fifield Livingston Shaj Neale J. W. C. Pickering Addison Putnam
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