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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1902

Page

7

Train schedule changes for Lowell and connections

New May 18 1902 schedule from Lowell Depot lists trains to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 16 11 25 am 5 25 pm with connections at South Framingham to Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction to Fitchburg. The 5 25 pm train links with the Eatonington line to New York City and the South and West. Sunday times are 7 15 am and 4 25 pm. CeNter Clark and A C Kendall sign.

Lowell Middlesex Street Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham Way Boston Albany R. R Worcester Springfield Albany Concord Junction Fitchburg .R Etonington New York City Mansfield Clark A. C Ndall Pass

Death Roll Figures From Philippine Insurrection Statistics

Major James Parker reports 2561 engagements against the enemy from Feb 4 1899 to Apr 30 1902 with American forces suffering 139 officers and 4016 enlisted deaths and 2897 wounded. Total killed and wounded and disease deaths reach 4470. drowning deaths common in active operations. overall killed and wounded to strength about 9.7 percent.

Washington James Parker Adjutant General's Office Philippines Manila Parker Army

Vaccination cases in Cambridge court fined five dollars

In Cambridge this morning Judge McDaniel fined five defendants five dollars each for refusing vaccination. The group included Ephraim Gould Maggie Gould Paul Morse Rev. Henning Jacobson and Assistant City Clerk Albert M Pear with Frank Cone also charged. Morse had been vaccinated and dismissed. Pear Jacobson and Cone appealed with bonds set at two hundred dollars.

Boston McDaniel Cambridge Board of Health Ephraim Gould Maggie Gould Paul Morse Henning Jacobson Swedish Lutheran Church Albert M. Pear Frank Cone Pear Jacobson Cone Pickering Messrs Superior Court

Quiet Newport Wedding Planned for Miss Sara Van Alen

Announcement states Miss Sara Van Alen daughter of James J. Van Alen will wed Robert J. Collier at Wakhurst Newport villa at 10:30 Saturday morning. The ceremony will be a quiet affair with only immediate relatives and no bridesmaids.

Newport R. L Sara van Alen James J. van Alen Robert J. Collier Wakehurst van Alen

Classified Notices and Rentals and Lost Items

Several rental and sale notices for local properties and stores appear. Includes lofts, a store in Johnsons block, and a large grocery suitable premises. Lost items include a white bull terrier with brindle marking, a Troy white poodle, a gold brooch pin, and a silk umbrella. Also seeks concreting or roofing work and a corner store for business with a low rent. A new seven room house with modern plumbing is offered for sale and Highlands double house with modern improvements.

Inohnson Tilden Street Methuen Street Middlesex Central Merrimack Streets Columbia Street Ellingwood’s C. L. Marshall G. H. Davis D Street Lowell A. J H. W. J. Howe Courier-Citizen Bridge West Sixth Streets Electrica Highlands

Polish Feud Over Visit to Polish Provinces

Berlin reports that Chamberlain Von Morawski appeals to Emperor William to skip the September army maneuvers in Posen over fears of Polish fanatic harm. Racial tension runs high as journals warn against exposing the Emperor. officials hint Poland policy remains central, while Russia toys with Polish sentiment along the frontier.

Berlin von Morawski William Posen Russia

Naval Manoeuvres Abandoned Off Block Island

The planned assault by battleships Alabama and Kearsarge with marines to seize Block Island near New Harbor was called off due to bad weather. About 200 marines who had landed for defense reboarded the ships, which then sailed out for possible target practice at sea.

Providence R. L Alabama Kearsarge Block Island New Harbor

Best Petition Heard by Executive Council for Clemency

Boston July 23 The executive council met late due to a quorum delay and began with John C Bests petition seeking commutation of his death sentence for the Bailey killing at Saugus August 6 at 10 30 oclock The council scheduled a hearing on the clemency petition.

Boston John C. Best Bailey Saugus

Bulgarian ban on American grapevines by Bulgarian minister

Washington reports that on July 23 the Bulgarian minister of commerce and agriculture forbade importing American grapevines. The decision was learned from information supplied to the state department by Consul Chester at Budapest.

Washington

Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claims Cure for Consumption

Proprietors deny advertising a universal cure and state Foley's Honey and Tar relieves in early stages while offering comfort in severe cases. They caution against substitutes and promote the product as the prominent lung remedy. Sold by F. C. Goodae and GC. E Cartey.

Foley’s Foley's F. C. Goodae GC. E Cartey

Boston woman saved from drowning at Swampscott beach

Eleanor Tewksbury daughter of Charles W. Tewksbury of Boston was saved from drowning by Ralph Conley of Lynn this afternoon at Swampscott beach. She swam to a float and back but was seized by cramps and rescued.

Lynn Eleanor Tewksbury Charles W. Tewksbury Boston Ralph Conley Swampscott Beach

Gasoline Stove Blast Kills Two Children in Pinto

In Pinto Maryland a gasoline stove exploded in the home of W H Feathers causing the house to burn. Two young children died from burns. An advertisement for Foley's Kidney Cure follows, claiming blood purification and kidney and bladder relief, sold by F C Goodale and C B E Carter.

Chelmsford Baltimore Pinto W. H. Feathers

Beverly Woman Joins Salvation Army Mission

Nellie Johnson of Beverly announces she will join the Salvation Army after a brief period of interest sparked by army life. She leaves a bookkeeping job to devote herself to the faith based mission of saving souls and hopes for eventual officer status. Her family and friends urge her to reconsider, but she remains committed to the cause.

Beverly Salvation Army Nellie Johnson Miss Johnson

Cadets Hold Review in Full Dress Uniform at Camp

East Boxford July 23 The Second Corps of Cadets battalion conducted a practice review commanded by Major Andrew Fitz. Reviewing officers were Lieut Col Gthon State Inspector Major Thomas Talbot and Lieut Chas H Cole Jr of the First Corps of Cadets. It marked the first fair day in camp and the corps appeared in full dress uniform.

East Boxford

Wanted Help and Employment Agencies Featured

DO YOU WANT COACHMEN Young man and wife Reliable housekeepers to care for old people Hotel porters bell re waiters nurses etc or reliable help of any kind Metcalf room 8 Hildreth building has them all Engineers and firemen of any grade apply to Engineers Employment Agency 389 Gorham street opposite court house We SUPPLY Good help and places Our method of cleaning carpets is the best Thomas Don Co 168 Merrimack street Tel

Metcalf Hildreth Srer Engineers’ Employment Agency Gorham Street Court House Thomas Don Co Merrimack Street Tel

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