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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1902
Page
5
Digestive biscuit advertised as brain and nerve food and tissue bone nourishment. Claims support for stomach regulation with a recommended package try. Plain promotional copy emphasizing healthful benefits and assorted food roles.
Caleb L. Smith is listed for the Boston Branch Grocery located at 455 Middlesex Street. This archival item notes a store or employee reference tied to the Middlesex Street address in Boston.
Washington notes that a practically unified Republican votes will push a new anti trust measure modeled on H.R.3 through Congress. The administration seeks a careful Sherman act update after trials of Northern Securities and Beef Trust inform the approach.
Boston July 9 ex Governor John D Long avoids pledges on leading the state Republican convention amid a split over the chairmanship with ex Secretary Murray as supporters weigh factional risk. Party leaders prefer Long but Murray maintains candidacy, while committee members face pressure about promises of support and potential friction at the mid July meeting.
The article notes ongoing debates over credit for the victory at Santiago Bay with Admiral Schley at the center and references plans to veto or sustain a veto. It mentions the Legislature's stance not to attempt passage over the Governor's veto and hints at the political maneuvering surrounding the issue.
Washington reports a dual Atlantic coast exercise with two sets of maneuvers. A naval phase tests elusion and landing by North Atlantic ships under Rear Admiral Higginson, possibly using wireless tests. A joint army and militia defense will target a port between New Bedford and Long Island Sound, with signal corps and coastal telephones key to secrecy.
Governor Heard vetoes House Bill No 2 aimed at regulating public school histories to credit Admiral Schley for the Santiago victory. He argues the one–point requirement would hinder book selection and notes Dewey’s impartial view while denying approval to the act.
Lawrence July 9 The mystery surrounding Annie Lyons found bruised and semi conscious in South Lawrence woods has been cleared by Marshall O Sullivan. He says no crime is evident and will drop the case unless Lyons prosecutes. She remains at Cottage hospital and will be released when able.
Milford July 9 A Charles Hillman balloon at Hoag Lake is under attachment in a Worcester suit for 500 dollars. G R Matthews sues Hillman and deputy sheriff Fitzpatrick in Franklin county superior court, claiming he advanced funds for paraphernalia used in Hillman’s aeronaut business. The Milford Attleboro Woon socket Street Railway Co is a party to the suit. Hillman says Matthews was once his employee, he denies the bill, and attaches now belong to Louis Ward, brother of Maybelle Ward.
A mailed chess match between Kaiser of Canton and H Black of Warsaw Russia aims to last five years with 14 days per move. Rose nblum funds 10000 rubles prize, 7500 to winner, 2500 to loser. Four moves made. Burdock Blood Bitters is endorsed in a closing line.
In a styled advertisement the seller promotes wigs waves and switches for private parlors. Listings claim natural wavy lightweight switches at 2.59 each and gray switches from 1.00. Also mentions brushes combs mirrors and manicure goods among available items.
Local notice announces Rhodes new hair store opening at 73 Merrimack Street with telephone contact 92-13. The succinct card records the business location and a dialing number for customer inquiries.
Mrs Rose Smith arrested by East Boston police on polygamy charges arraigned before Judge Emmons. She waived examination and is held on 500 bond for the grand jury. Her husband William Smith and John Sullivan attended. Sullivan expressed sympathy and suspicion of outside influence in the case.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure can prevail when other medicines fail and urges purchase from EF C. Goodale and Co. B. Carter.
Minneapolis July 9 Chief of Police Ames is acquitted on a $25 bribe charge tied to protecting confidence men. Jury deliberated 21 hours. Mayor Ames lauded the verdict while juror remarks criticized prosecutorial methods. A second indictments batch was reported. another charge looming.
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