Mystery of Assault on Woman in Woods Remains Unexplained
Lawrence July 6 A young woman found unconscious and badly bruised in Den Rock woods near the city center says she is Annie Lyons of Lowell and that a man struck her. Her story shifts about her home and friends, with conflicting details about Mrs Moran and addresses on French and Moore streets. Authorities note she is sober but not fully recovered, and investigations seek to verify identity and whereabouts amid uncertain statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
den Rock
Cottage Hospital
Annie Lyons
Lowell
Mrs. Moran
Moore Street
Inquirers
Moran
French
Front
French Street
Front Street
Berwick House
Bent
Rhode Island
Washington Street
Boston
Boott Corporation
John
Annie Moran
Tewksbury State Hospital
Meran
Police and newspaper inquiry yields no new information
Police and newspaper inquiry fail to elicit any information about the case. Officials provided no updates, and no witnesses came forward. The investigation remains at a standstill with limited leads and no identified suspects.
Fete at the Vatican Celebrates Papal Jubilee
Rome July 6 all members of the American college in Rome attended Vatican fetes honoring the Pope's twenty fourth coronation anniversary. The Pope appeared in a special gallery as a chorus sang hundreds of pupils joined, and a pontifical blessing ended the ceremony. Pigeons released carried announcements of the event. Health and spirits improved, a Vatican dinner for 150 Rome poor capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
American College
Vatican
Belvidere
Italy
Cardinal Respighi
Settlement Possible In Providence Weavers Strike
In Olneyville, a mass meeting by striking weavers endorsed the strike committee and agreed to send a note to American Woolen company Treasurer Wood proposing a conference. Some feared it might signal weakness, but Plymouth delegates were told by Manager Wood that mill managers cannot resolve the two room issue and must refer to the Boston office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Olneyville
Mass
Wood
American Woolen Company
Plymouth
Boston
Weavers Endorse Conference Initiative Amid Strikes
The initiative for a conference was endorsed by the weavers and similar action was planned by each strike center’s weaver bodies. This signals coordinated effort across multiple centers as workers push for a common approach to the dispute.
Young People’s Bible Conference Closes in Winona
The First National Young People’s Bible conference at Winona ends with morning sermon by Dr. B A Cobin president of Depaum University and a strong address by Rev J Wilbur Chapman. A resolution urges the conference be made a permanent annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Ind
Winona
B. A. Cobin
Depaum University
J. Wilbur Chapman
Swedish Sunday Schools Convention Closes in Roxbury
The Eastern Sunday School Union gathering of Swedish Congregational schools in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut ended at the Roxbury church with morning and afternoon exercises. Delegates admitted a new district covering schools in New York and New Jersey and elected officers including President Charles A Norling Bernhard Peterson as secretary and Frank Gustafson as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eastern Sunday School Union
Swedish Congregational Sunday Schools
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Swedish Congregational Church
Roxbury
New York
New Jersey
Charles A. Norling
Campello
Mass
Bernhard Peterson
Frank Gustafson
Mast Boston
Rappahannock Grounded After Collision Off Holyhead
The British steamer Rappahannock ran aground at Holyhead following a fog collision with the Dalegarth off South Stack. Rappahannock sustains a large hole in the port side, water in holds and engine room eight feet deep. one man was killed and two injured aboard the Dalegarth as her bows and forepeak were damaged. Dalegarth proceeded to Birkenhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holyhead
Wales
South Stack
Birkenead
Canadians Coming Home From South Africa
Ottawa reports a cablegram from Cape Town stating the third through sixth Canadian regiments sailed on July 2 for Canada. All Canadian troops are returning except those invalided in South Africa and those discharged intending to settle there. In Greenfield Missouri two aldermen-elect failed to qualify due to delinquent taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Cape Town
Canada
South Africa
Greenfield, Mo
Local machinist credits Kennedy remedy cure
Theo H. LeClair of Port Henry New York credits Dr David Kennedy s Favorite Remedy with curing his inflammatory rheumatism and general malaise after druggist Mr Smith recommended it. The ad promotes the remedy as a cure for uric acid related disorders including kidney liver and blood issues and claims it also helps rheumatism dyspepsia constipation and certain female weaknesses with 50 cent and 1 00 size bottles and free sample by mail. It also advertises Dr Kennedy s Rose Jelly for catarrh hay fever and cold in head at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. H. LeClair
Port Henry
N. Y
Smith
David Kennedy
David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
Coal Prices Likely To Rise Says Operators In Labor Talks
Wilkesbarre Pa July 6 Miners union leader President Mitchell travels to New York to confer with other labor groups on potential financial aid to miners and to explore support from railroad unions and allied bodies. Officials report more applicants for work though few miners return to mines, with strike expected to resume Sept 1 if no concessions. Coal prices are not likely to drop this year and may rise toward fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
New York
Associated Press
Metropolis
American Federation of Labor
Victim Dies As Mountain Lake Wreck Toll Rises
Gloversville New York July 6 motorman William Dodge died tonight becoming the thirteenth victim of Friday night wreck. George Fisher skull fracture and Edward Schnell in serious condition. Coroner Palmer and District Attorney Egleston begin hearings Tuesday. Investigations focus on a broken truck frame as a possible cause. Funerals of some victims held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloversville
N. Y
William Dodge
Mountain Lake
George Fisher
Eleventh Annual Catholic Summer School Opens
The eleventh annual session of the Catholic Summer School of America began at Cliff Haven on Lake Champlain near Plattsburgh New York. An informal reception was held this evening with several short speeches. Regular sessions start tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Catholic Summer School of America
Cliff Haven
Lake Champlain
Murderous quarrel ends in wife’s death and children shot
In Chicago on July 6, laborer Theodore Oelfeuer killed his wife Adelaide as she slept, then wounded his infant son Walter and stepdaughter Lizzie Stramm. He also fired at two stepsons but hit none, and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore Oelfeuer
Adelaide
Oelfeuer
Walter
Lizzie Stramm
Oelfener
Germany's exports to United States reach record year
Berlin reports Germany's exports to the United States for the year ending June 30 total $101,714,064, up $1,827,050 from 1901. The figures show a steady climb from 1898's $74,250,000 to 1899's $84,000,000, 1900's $98,800,000, and 1901's $99,837,014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
United States
Engineer dies from June auto crash in New Haven
D Thorp Monroe, an engineer, died in New Haven today from injuries after being struck June 10 by an automobile owned by Harry W. Dupuy of Alleghany Pa. Dupuy has been summoned to appear at the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
D. Thorp Monroe
Harry W. Dupuy
Yale
Alleghany
Dupuy
Sultan of Bacolod Threatens August Offensive in Mindanao
Manila July 6 The Sultan of Bacolod Mindanao has sent a strongly worded letter to the commander of the American expedition to Lake Lanao threatening to begin offensive operations in August. He is currently strengthening his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bacolod
Mindanao
Lake Lanao
Three Boys Drown In Detroit Sail Boat Accident
In Detroit on July 6 three boys drowned when a sail boat capsized in the middle channel at the St. Clair Flats. Several witnesses saw the incident but the youths sank rapidly and could not be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
St. Claire Flats
Fewer Gallons, Wears Longer Paint Claim
The advertisement asserts Devoe Lead and Zinc coating uses fewer gallons than Mixed Paints and lasts twice as long as lead and oil mixed by hand, suggesting superior coverage and durability for building exteriors.
Tracey Escapes Daring Convict Again in Seattle Pursuit
Seattle July 6 Harry Tracey the Oregon convict again eluded pursuers after forcing a farm hand to row him across the sound He slept in a cemetery and hid at Meadow Point before taking a rancher Johnsons home by force He bound and gagged the family and sent the hired man ashore as deputies closed in with the tug Sea Lion in pursuit He had a fifteen hour start and was believed to be escaping toward Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Harry Tracey
Oregon
Cudahee
Tracey
Fisher
Meadow Point
Water Front
Madison Point
Johnson
Johnsons
Anderson
McKay
Bothell
Swift & Co Fire Hits Chicago Stock Yards Plant
A fire at Swift & Co at the stock yards in Chicago caused an estimated loss of 500000. The four story brick building housed wholesale meat markets on the first floor shipping on the second and large offices on the third and fourth with over 800 on one floor. Adjacent to Armour & Co and Libby McNeil Libby, firefighters contained the blaze to the Swift building despite strong southwest winds. All books and records were in fireproof vaults and 399 beeves were within the premises along with green hides and tallow. Insurance is expected to cover the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Swift & Co
Packers’ Avenue
Broadway
Man Overboard From City of Lowell Near Long Island Sound
Frank Smith age 20 of Dorchester Mass accidentally fell from the steamer City of Lowell en route from New London to New York. Rescued by Captain Tower of the chef Hope Haynes at 5 a m after about two hours in the water. Found exhausted and given dry clothes. Haynes schooner three miles north northeast of Old Field Point Long Island Sound. Haynes to sail for New York tomorrow.
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City Island
N. Y
Frank Smith
Dorchester
Mass
City of Lowell
New London
New York
Tower
Hope Haynes
Smith
Old Field Point
Long Island Sound
Haynes
Wedding and Card Engraving at Courier Citizen Co
Advertising a Merrimack street engraving shop offering wedding invitations announcements calling cards and at home cards in various styles printed on high quality stock with prices aligned to high grade work samples available for viewing at the Courier Citizen Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier- Citizen Co
Merrimack Street
Dracut Neighbors Share Summer Plans And July Notices
Middlesex County news from Dracut covers Carl Eklund traveling to the land of Evangeline with a camera for a photo collection, Whitman and Pratt on vacation in Nova Scotia, and local residents visiting relatives. It notes July events, Elocution class closing, Fourth of July repairs, and multiple minor injuries from fireworks and cannons. Local society efforts improve yards, typhoid fever cases, and upcoming sermons by Rev Dr. Virgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Eklund
Evangeline
E. J. Whitman
Whitman & Pratt
Nova Scotia
D. J. Goodhue
North Reading
G. H. Hunting
Lakeview Avenue
Fred Abels
East Boston
Thomas Senior
Upland Street
Tommie
Mr. Edwards
Collinsville
Mammoth Road
Navy Yard
Wakefield
West Chelmsford Fourth Celebrated Quietly
The night before and the Fourth passed quietly with crackers used by children and families hosting gatherings. Notable visitors included F W Spalding and Frank Phillips from Littleton, Mrs Belle Ingalls from Texas, and Mrs Johnson from Lowell. Edwards and Hale families spent the day at Nabnassett with others from local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Spalding
Frank
North Chelmsford Picnics and Summer Events Noted
In North Chelmsford many local groups held summer outings at Falcon Heights and Nabnasset Grove with civic leaders, church officers, and mill workers attending. Highlights include a Hadley Street Free Baptist church picnic led by Rev. Louis Dexter, band concerts at Crystal Lake, and balloon flight by E R Durant ending with a postal note from A E Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcon Heights
Hadley Street Free Baptist
Louis Dexter
G. A. Smith
Googins
Elisha B. Howard
George T. Sheldon
Readville
Nabnassett Grove
George C. Moore
Main Street
Crystal Lake
North
Durant
Chelmsford
Mass
A. E. Dutton
Moore
Nabnasset Pond
Fr. Fedilis
St. Anselm's College
Manchester
N. H
Michael F. Callahan
St. John’s Church
Lowell
Falcon Height
Ayer
Leather yield from cattle and horse compared in study
A historical note details that a cow yields about 35 pounds of leather while a horse yields around 18 pounds, highlighting the disparity in hide processing outputs.
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Courier Citizen Company
Young People’s Bible Conference
Rlish
Flavorac
Colton
John L. Stoddard
Stoddard
R. R. Wreck
of Catholic Summer School of America
Plattsburg, N. Y
Sultan
Sassy
Hot Pursuit
The
Police
Liverpool
England
Scotland
Switzerland
Russia
France
China
Japan
Palestine
Balch Brothers Co. Sole Publishers
Bromfield St
Middlesex County
Dracut
Nabnassett
Alice Ferris
South Weymouth
A. V. Parkhurst
Ferris
Mr. Minot
Mr. Hiller
Frank W. Spalding
Virgin
High Street
Joseph Naylor
Samuel Naylor
West Chelmsford
North Chelmsford
Sapolio
Cis
Parker's
India
F. D. Munn & Son
Caleb L. Smith
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