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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1902

Page

4

Meaning to Means Business by Sheriff Pearson

Former Alderman Edgar E. Rounds is arrested as proprietor of the Portland and Portsmouth Express office raided by liquor deputies. The seizure targets alleged evasion of the prohibitory law with books and papers showing open accounts and a coded misdirection. County Attorney Whitehouse weighs evidence while Rounds may deny ties as Sheriff Pearson presses a high-stakes case against powerful interests.

Portland Edgar E. Rounds Portland and Portsmouth Express Company Portsmouth M. P. Frank William A. Connellian City Plummer Leach Stackpole Whitehouse Rounds Consignee Consignor Pearson Express

Dr Greene's Nervura Relief for Chronic Headache and Backache

A Newark New Jersey woman describes long battles with burstings headaches and backache. She credits Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy for calming nerves, boosting vitality, and alleviating pain. The ad urges others to seek guidance from Dr Greene at Temple Place Boston for relief.

Sheriff Campaign Fears Rise Over Legal Hurdle

Mr. Rounds called it a said wall in the path of the sheriff and the remaining legal loophole. The arrest will influence the upcoming county campaign, particularly if Sheriff Pearson secures the Republican nomination at the county convention.

Girl's Daring Leap From Train Shocks New Hartford

In Pine Meadow area of Winsted Connecticut Miss Thiery leaped from a Central New England passenger train traveling about 40 miles per hour near Cherry Brook station. A large search failed to reveal her, and after a lantern-lit trek the girl was found walking home unharmed in Canton. She said she left the train thinking the brakeman called Pine Meadow.

Winsted Conn New Hartford Pine Meadow Thiery Central New England Railroad Cherry Brook Farmington Miss Thiery Mr. Thiery Indian Hill Canton Miss Thier

Miners to Appeal Labor Arbitration Committee

Indianapolis January 27. Anthracite miners plan the first formal appeal to the labor arbitration committee recently formed in New York by the National Civic federation. They will seek aid to arrange a conference with district operators on the going year’s wage scale. John Mitchell of the Mine Workers of America sits on the peace committee for wage earners.

Indianapolis Labor Arbitration Committee New York National Civic Federation John Mitchell Mine Workers of America Peace Committee Mitchell Duffy, Nichols and Fahey

Old Explorer Derbyshire Dies in Huntington

Henry James Derbyshire, 70, English survivor of Captain Hall’s North Pole expeditions, died in Huntington, West Virginia, on January 27. He was the last surviving member of the party.

Huntington W. Va Henry James Derbyshire Captain Hall North Pole

Bargains in Gloves and Mittens at 29 Cents a Pair

A. G. Pollard & Co offers 190 pairs of gloves and mittens in the basement sale. Twenty misses mochas fur trimmed fleece lined gloves, 22 boys dog skin fleece lined gloves, and 52 astrachan kid palm gloves, all small sizes, priced at 29 cents per pair, regular values up to a dollar.

A. G. Pollard & CO

Bargain Sale on Pictures Mirrors and Frames by Maker

We have a large stock of desirable goods left after the holidays and will offer such low prices on all pictures mirrors and frames that they will move quickly. If you want a real bargain come and see us. George E Maker corner Merrimack and John streets.

George E. Maker Merrimack and John Streets

For Sale Two Story Two Tenement House

For sale an extra good two story two tenement house with five rooms and path room to each tenement, entirely separate front and back, large land area on line of electrics, $2100 with flexible terms. Also a good cheap home option, six rooms in repair, hen barn, henhouse, large shed, 18000 feet of land, five apple trees, near electrics within city limits, price $950. Contact T. H. Elliott at 64 Central St.

T. H. Elliott Central St

Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Cure For Skin Ailments

Claims indicate Scrofula salt rheum erysipelas and other eruptive diseases yield swiftly and permanently to the cleansing purifying power of Burdock Blood Bitters.

Beacon Hill Defeat Hinted as Lawmakers Act on Ballots and Pens

Boston notes from January 27 describe proposed ballot marking rules by Mr Cheney and anticipated defeat on Beacon Hill. Other actions include investigations into Boston teamsters strike, a Senate bill to abolish the death penalty with life imprisonment option, and pardons tied to innocence evidence. Multiple petitions cover burial of indigent soldiers wives, hospital board provisions, and local office access to suppress pests on private lands.

Boston Cheney Lowell Boards of Registrars Donahue Fall River Teamsters Committee On Labor General Court Senate Howland Suffolk Supreme Court Isaac S. Watts United States Munroe Worcester City Hospital of Senator Day Northboro First District Court of Eastern Freeman O. Emerson

Public telephone regulation bill seeks board oversight

In the House today Mr Bamford of Brockton introduced a petition backed by the Brockton aldermen and others for legislation regulating public telephone business. The Bamford bill places public telephone companies under the gas and electric light commissioners with power to adjust rates, inspect books, summon witnesses, and hear complaints. It covers intercompany and city customer pricing, omits franchise review, and contrasts with a rival Boston bill. Additional petitions cover street railways, park commission land takings, and civic matters.

Bamford Brockton Brockton Board of Aldermen Callender Boston Gas and Electric Light Commissioners Sidney A. Hill Stoneham Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers Baltimore Co. F. Ames Boards of Aldermen Lic John A. Coulthurst Railroad Commission John E. Beck William A. Andrews Rochester Marion Mattapoisett A. C. Dowse A. K. Whitcomb Mansfield George Y.wellington Symmes Arlington Hospital Charles F. Parker Harbor and Land Commission Nantucket Sound East Bay Osterville William J. Bullock Civil Service District Police Issac Poor Haverhill Frank J. Batcheller Donahue Fall River Committee On Labor Teamsters Mills City of Cheney Lowell Mr. Hastings Palmer Massachusetts Hospital Frederick W. Dallinger George S. Evans

Convention of Paper Machine Tenders union votes on affiliation

In Lawrence the International Paper Machine Tenders union held a lengthy session, adjourned at 6.30 this morning, after debating affiliating with the United Brotherhood of Paper Makers. A committee was appointed to confer with a brotherhood panel and a third outside labor committee on the subject.

Lawrence International Paper Machine Tenders’ Union United Brotherhood of Paper Makers

Enraged Cook in Waban Disturbance Arrest

Ellen Thomas a Boston woman about 40 was arrested after a tirade of destruction at BH Seaver's Woodward Street home in Waban. She reportedly struck at Seaver with a hatpin, demolished glass panes, furniture, and kitchenware. Police restrained her. Judge Kennedy ordered commitment to Worcester Insane Hospital after she interrupted court proceedings. Police glean limited details of her past.

Newton Ellen Thomas Waban Thomas Boston BH. P. Seaver Boston Public Schools Seaver Woodward Street West Newton Mason Martin Neagle Kennedy Worcester Sussex Place Anderson Street South

Mademoiselle Mars at the Imperial in London

London critics pan Paul Kester's Mademoiselle Mars produced by Mrs Langtry at the Imperial. The Daily Telegraph says Kester writes a weak plot with a baffled Napoleon hero and EMphasizes Julia Neilson and Fred Terry delivering the better entertainment while Mrs Langtry struggles to use her limited stage experience. Accidents on the farm prompt Dr Thomas' ElectricCYR relief.

London Paul Kester Mademoiselle Mars Langtry the Imperial Daily Telegraph Chamberlain Nell Old Drury Julia Neilson Fred Terry Mademoiselle Maria Napoleon Kester Paris Celimene Mr. Ester Hreine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sheriff Pearson The Lawrence Company Dorchester Mass Go. G Read Wm. Nichols & Co H B. Shattuck & Son Central Street Prescott Street Dr. Greene Nervara Beacon Hill Rep W. T. A. Fitzgerald J. A. Sullivan Stuart Saenpestiensen F. N. Benton Clark House Troy N. Y Geo. J. Casanova Hotel Griffon West 9Th Street New York City A. R. Fernbank Columbus Ohio Mee Ag F. A. Stuart Co Marshall, Mich Paper Machine Tenders Union Paper Makers Damson's Botanic Balsam Adamson W. Kinsman & Co Augusta Cook School Department Parker COAL Wood A Company Lowell Gas Light Company Caleb L. Smith Middlesex St the Central Savings Bank Central Savings Bank First National Bank Clarence W. Warprey Treas Optician Geo. G. Rogers Merrimack Street W. G. Hinckley Seetex ADAF Morrell D. C Central Block W CE. Potter W. E. Potter & Son Hildreth Building Griffin Appleton Street Meadowcroft Street Lowell Opera House Veille DU Jour Delan Troupe Dramatique Canadianna Lowell Pharmacy James K. Hackett Victor Mapes Don Caesar Seroe Herbert Kelcey Effie Shannon Savoy Os Casey and Leclair Frank Jones Lillian Walton St Perkins Robie Knickerboskers Bohemia Great Singers Sep J. D. Det Fred Roberts Osmond Long James Bastow Hans Borjes Maud Huntington Benjamin Wilfred Kershaw Chelmsford ST. F. B. Church Canton Pawtucket Star Course O. F. Temple Hawthorne Concert Comedy Company and Concert Company
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