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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
6
Fraudulent Check Gang Brought Down by Police
Boston authorities report a gang of four swindlers forged checks across cities. Two members, Frank and Michael Farrell, are jailed. Frank Reed alias Joseph Morris is in custody for extradition. A fourth, named Dr Doyle, remains at large. The scheme involved small purchases followed by high value forged checks, with several attempts traced to Boston banks and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Frank
Michael Farrell
Frank Reed
Joseph Morris
Jersey City
Morrisey
Harris
Reed
Doyle
Los Angeles Wine Company
Chauncey and
Summer Streets
State Street Trust Company
William Tyler
Trust Company
Petts & Co
Friend Street
James A. Kennedy
Puritan Trust Company
Thomas Snow & Son
North Market Street
Massachusetts Nations Bank
Sim
Congregational House
Beacon Street
James A. Love
Bank of Republic
Becker and Cregan
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Bryan Sees Travel Drawbacks In Speech
The speaker notes that while people pay the taxes, the traveler misses fresh vegetables from his garden and hints at other travel disadvantages. The remark contrasts civic duties with personal comforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Hamlin Enters Race For Massachusetts Governor
Boston July 23 Hon Charles S Hamlin announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. He pledges active campaigning across the commonwealth if nominated and supports reforms including fair district apportionment referendum home rule strong municipal control of utilities and restrictions on corporate campaign influence. He seeks concentration of executive power and opposes commercialism while urging the conservative judgment of MA voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles S. Hamlin
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Missing Jewels and Japan Link to Strong Yohe Affair
New York reports that Captain Putnam Bradlee Strong and May Yohe plan to return to Japan after the arrest warrant was withdrawn. Lawyer Job Hedges arranged $16,000 to redeem jewels pawned in New York and other cities with possible further payments if missing pieces aren’t returned. Mrs Strong, gravely ill, facing public scandal, travels to New York while Yohe and Strong pursue deals amid race track losses and pawned gems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Miss Yohe
Japan
Yoho
Hastings
Strong
Yokohama
Job Hedges
Yoke
Genoa
Dawn
Hedges
Yohe
Capt. Strong
San Francisco
Mr. Hedges
Safe Deposit Company
Mrs. Strong
Sixth Avenue
Albert R. Shattuck
May
New York City
Capt
Miss Yehe
Young Strong
Lady Hope
Aither
Moody declines Massachusetts Republican chairmanship
Secretary Moody has received no invitation to head the Massachusetts Republican state convention. He declines public discussion, noting his duties in Washington and upcoming army and navy maneuvers would prevent accepting the chairmanship if offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Moody
Massachusetts
Boston
State Committee
Army
Bryan Comments on Democratic Party and Prosperity
William Jennings Bryan arrived in New York and declined speculation on a new Democratic movement. He urged focusing on saving the party rather than infighting, criticized Cleveland administration, and commented that prosperity is not universal. He noted labor, farmers, and speculators, and explained his farming to oversee 2000 acres from his hilltop home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Cleveland-Hill
Cleveland
Baron Shibusawa
Republican Party
Thirteen? No. Thirty Six Murders Silence in Jackson Ky
Jackson Kentucky erupts after the death of Jim Cockrill leader of the Cockrill faction shot at the courthouse. Funeral today may spark further violence as a six month torrent of lawlessness continues. Hargis faction controls arms stockpiled at a Main Street store awaiting potential outbreak. McKinley Cockrill, 19, described as likely to lead, while Sam Jett connected to the dead man could take command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Ky
Jackson
Jim Cockrill
Cockrill
Court House
Hargis
Cockrills
McKinley Cockrill
Main Street
Sam Jett
Auction Prices Offer Oil Paintings and Mirrors Privately
Auction leftovers from last Saturday offered at private sale at low prices one fourth the real value. Visit our store at the corner of John and Merrimackers to purchase a fine painting for little money. The notices remind about the dangers of colds and promote Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. E
John and
Merrimackers
Murderous Assault in Worcester Leaves Clara Allaire Shot
Clara Allaire, 18, was shot four times by Zepherain Storge 66, of Marlboro, as she entered the Hamlin and Russell wire factory in Worcester. Storge pursued her into the shop and fired, hitting her in the wrist, back, and breast. He is in custody, claiming jealousy over her refusal to return home. she is hospitalized and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Clara Allaire
Zepherain Storge
Marlboro
Hamlin & Russell
Storge
American capital in British railroads urged by Dilke
London July 23 Sir Charles Dilke M P a radical and former under secretary of state for foreign affairs comments on a parliament inquiry into American combines in Great Britain He argues foreign shipping acquisitions deserve attention but American investment in other industries should not be discouraged He says it is unmixed good for Britain that American capital and enterprise be engaged in railroad work under parliamentary control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Dilke
M. P
Great Britain
Irish Problem Dominates House Debates In London
In Parliament the Irish question sparks a clash over Ireland estimates with John Redmond seeking a salary cut for Chief Secretary George Wyndham. Wyndham retorts no constructive policy exists, warns of continuing agrarian strife and emigration, and says unionists may abandon the union without home rule. T. W. Russell denies accusations of aiding evictions and warns that the Irish Land trust could trigger a war with uncertain end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Ireland
John Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
George Wyndham
Redmond
Wyndham
T. W. Russell
South Tyrone
de Freyne
Mr. Russell
Mr. Wyndham
Russell
Irish Land Trust
Cotter Injured In Carriage Accident At Land's End
Boston attorney Jams E. Cotter was knocked from a carriage at Land's End when the horse bolted from the 5 38 p m train scene. He sustained a dislocated shoulder and rests at Massachusetts General Hospital. His daughter, accompanying him, was shaken but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jams E. Cotter
Land’s End
Massachusetts General Hospital
A. M. Tupper
Mr. Cotter
Miss Cotter
Striking Garment Workers Reportly Return to Work
In New York on July 23 reports said 5000 to 6000 of 30000 striking garment makers had resumed work after settlements were reached. Manufacturers dispute the claim, saying contracts were offered and accepted by the central body, but workers have not returned and union headquarters indicate a return next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tunnel Franchise Fight Moves to New York Aldermen
Pennsylvania Railroad officials in Philadelphia announce a new measure will be presented after the New York board of aldermen rejected the tunnel franchise. It is unclear what provisions the bill will contain, and no new appeal to the New York Legislature will be made. President Cassatt is in Bar Harbor with no statement on company action. The railroad must now work with the rapid transit commission to draft a new bill for aldermen. Claims that work has begun on the New Jersey end are denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York Board of Aldermen
Board of Aldermen
Cassat
the Pennsylvania
Bar Harbor
York
Fit Ie
Rapid Transit Commission
New Jersey
Long Branch Gambling Clubs Indicted by Grand Jury
Monmouth County grand jury in Long Branch, New Jersey, returned seven indictments after hearing a charge from Justice Fort about openly operating gambling dens. He said licenses had been granted to caterers who pledged no gambling paraphernalia, yet evidence showed twelve large and several small establishments were running openly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
N. J
Monmount County
Justice Fort
Long Branch
Fort
Police Chief Shot In Ambush Near Elkins West Virginia
Elkins West Virginia July 23 Chief of Police F H Wilmoth was killed last night in Womelsdorf while attempting to arrest two men. A third assailant fired from ambush. A posse pursues the killer who is feared to be lynched if captured. This marks the third Elkins police chief murdered within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
F. H. Wilmoth
Womelsdorf
Here
Wilmoth
Reorganization At Jennesse Laughlin’s Steel Company
Pittsburg July 23 Jennesse Laughlin's the largest steel company outside United States Steel was reorganized at a meeting here today Capital stock rises from 20 000 000 to 50 000 000 with plans for improvements and extensions Officers remain unchanged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jennesse Laughlin’s
United States Steel Corporation
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C. B. Coburn
India
Biscuit
Caleb L. Smith
Middlesex St
Pearson’s Drug Store
Bol Central St. Cor, Appleton
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
Hampton Beach
Columbia
D. P. Knowlton
Prescott Street
Telephone
Derby & Morse
Middle Street
Joseph Morris Alias
Boston Police
Hamlin
the New Democracy
Bryan
Joax
A. G. Pollard & CO
Axminster
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
American Combines
Mr. Redmond
J. E. Cotter
Penna
BIG Steel Company
J. F. Truce &C
Auburn
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