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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1902

Page

6

Crisis as miners strike order takes effect today

Wilkesbarre and Susquehanna Pa June 1 The United Mine Workers call a nationwide action forcing all stationary engineers firemen and pumpers to quit unless an eight hour day at higher pay is granted The move aims to shut down pumps and mine properties risking millions in losses as both sides vow no compromise An army of about 3000 coal and iron police guards mines and properties while non union workers fill strikers posts The week ahead is viewed as critical with fears of disturbances but no large trouble expected at present

Wilkesbarre United Mine Workers of America

Erie Railroad workers vote not to strike after Monday

Workers in Forest City Susquehanna county have voted against striking on Monday. The company fenced its property with eight-foot barbed wire and will be guarded by coal and iron police sworn in by Susquehanna county authorities to prevent trouble.

Erie Railroad Company Forest City Susquehanna County

Boxer Insurgents Attack Central China Missions

Reports via the steamer Clavering detail a Boxer uprising in southwest Chi Li led by Co Chi Hing who killed his wife and family and incited others. Across Wei Hiem a church was destroyed and many converts slain, with French and Belgian missionaries among the dead. Troops faced defe ations as Boxers aim to overrun Honan and Shantung toward Pekin. The unrest complicates plans to restore civil government and prompts French investigators into a missionary death.

Honan Shan Tung Pekin Japan Mail Ku Huh Hiet Chi Li Ofien Tsin Tien Tsin China Chin Ling

Colombian Revolutionists Advance on Isthmus Towns

The British steamer Atrato reports heavy fighting at Bocas Del Toro where rebels mined the town and government troops were largely killed as they advanced to recapture. Rebels hold Bocas while Colon and Panama remain under government control as troops hurry in to restore order. Authorities may recognize rebel forces. Atrato also carried 40 government officers to Colon and names Gen. Gatamore as potential Panama governor. The upheaval disrupts the fruit trade and delays normal quiet on the isthmus.

Kingston Atrato Stranger Colon Colombia Bocas del Toro Bocas Panama Savamnilla Gatamore Ishmus

In Congress Brisk Debate Expected On Canal and Anarchy Bills

The House and Senate schedule a busy week with a Philippine civil government bill advancing at 4 pm Tuesday and a push to choose between the Spooner canal route or presidential discretion. Senators Hanna Kittredge Harris Mitchell Foster Turner Morgan back the Spooner plan while Cuban reciprocity awaits a later discussion. The anti anarch y bill and Pacific cable bill are also on the docket with time allocations and potential party caucuses shaping floor action.

Washington Senate Philippine Islands Nicaragua Canal Nicaragua Spooner Hanna Kittredge Harris Mitchell Foster Louisiana Turner Morgan Platt Connecticut United States House of Representatives District of Columbia Canal House Philippines Committee On Rules

Farewell courtesies between Brugere and President Roosevelt

Public correspondence from June 1902 reveals Gen Brugere thanking the United States for a warm welcome during the Rochambeau statue exercises. Roosevelt responds, praising the embassy and the friendship between the United States and France, and wishing prosperity to Brugere and France.

Roosevelt Gen. Brugere Washington Rochambeau Boston Mass Theodore Moosevelt United States France

Threshers Keep Working, Buy Cholera Remedy

A Plymouth Oklahoma dealer notes five bottles sold yesterday of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers who continued work without a day’s loss. The testimonial urges keeping a bottle at home and notes sale by all druggists.

Chamberlain H. R. Phelps Plymouth Oklahoma

Local Grocery Ad Prices From A Fragment

Readable fragments list various grocery items with prices including Golden Rose Laundry Soap 20 bars 49 per bar, 10-lb pail Best Compound Lard 1.10, 2-lb Echo Rolled Oats and Shredded Wheat at 11c per pkg, Kennedy's Ginger Snaps 6c per lb, 5 lbs Good New Rice 24c, Good Laundry Starch 29c, 10 lbs Granulated Corn Meal 25c, 5-lb Best Hominy 17c, 2-lb cans Green or White Wax String Beans 85c, and a dozen 8c can pricing note.

Golden Rose Kennedy

Pelee's Crater A Most Daring Ascent

National Geographical Society celebrates Prof Angelo Heilprin ascent of Mont Pelee summit with three guides. He observed a three vent system, a 500 by 150 foot crater crevice, and massive mud explosions that drenched him. Descent and mud hazards threaten Vive Plantation. two other explorers report hot mud torrents and damaged bridges on Morne Rouge.

Fort de France Island of Martinique National Geographical Society Angelo Heilprin Mont Pelee Heilprin Philadelphia Geographical Society Vive Ferdinand Clerc Mr. Reid United States Ayme Prof Pelee Henorin Fallaise Lake Palmiste Great Crater George Kennan Morne Rouge Mr. Kennan Kingstown Island of St. Vincent B. W. IL la Soufriere Island St. Vincent Dominica St. Pierre

New Hines Ginger Fruit Cordial at Zepher Co store

An advertisement promotes Hines Ginger Fruit Cordial from G. C. Hines & Co Boston as a non alcoholic tonic claimed to cure indigestion distress after eating cramps colic and other stomach troubles. Sample offered free at the Zepher Co store where bottles are 25 cents.

Zepher Co HINES G. C. Hines & Co Boston

Andover Wins Exeter Dual Meet 53–51 in Close Score

Phillips Andover defeated Exeter 53 to 51 in a tight dual meet. Three records fell including high jump to 5 feet 6 inches, hammer throw to 145 feet 7 inches, and pole vault to 10 feet 8 inches. Exeter’s Whitcomb set a new high jump mark before an exhibition at 5 feet 10.25 inches. Moor Exeter and McLanahan Andover tied vaulting at 10 feet 5 inches. Andover’s McGovern cleared 10 feet 7.25 inches. Bicycle race in Boston went to Exeter 6–2.

Whitcomb Exeter Kinney Andover Connor McGovern Moor McLanahan Boston

Castoritia Books the Signature You Have Always Bought

Castoritia books the signature product line you have always bought and marks a new chapter in brand consistency across markets. The company highlights continued trust, expanding distribution and reinforcing longtime customer relationships.

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