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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
10
Paris report details a large, noisy welcome for King Alfonso and President Loubet on their return from Chalon sur Mer. Alfonso plans to award the Spanish medal for military merit to wounded or horsefallen officers and soldiers as Paris authorities investigate anarchist suspects linked to planned attacks.
New York June 2 A fractured alignment formed as Equitable Life directors opened a tense meeting. A Hyde ally predicted the Frick committee report would be defeated while Alexander opposed it. Gould attended the Hyde conference as Harriman and Schiff were absent. The plan calls for a five member committee to pick new top officers, with four names already agreed.
New York June 2. Equitable Life Assurance Society directors gathered at 120 Broadway for a board meeting. The Frick report dominated discussions as Hyde Untermyer Gould and others prepared before adjournment. Frick committee member Ingalls predicted a heated session.
The Lowell Aerie of Eagles held its largest meeting, electing Dr. D. A. O Hearn and Dr. P. E. Sullivan as physicians. Visitors attended from New Haven, Chicago, Holton, and Boston. James T. Doyle was chosen delegate to the national convention in Denver in August. Nine new members received degrees, six applications were filed, and plans were made to attend Manchester New Hampshire field day and the New England field day in Providence Rhode Island. A building site committee reported.
In Saginaw Michigan on June 2 a unanimous vote by workers on the interurban line between Saginaw and Bay City approved a strike after wage raise and two turn hour demands were rejected. Cars run today but national AA of Street Railway Employes head D L Dilworth may call a Sunday walkout, threatening 225 workers.
London June 2 The Oaks stakes for three year old fillies was run at Epsom today and won by Cherry Lass Queen of the Earth finished second Amitie with American jockey Danny Maher third Twelve horses started setting a brisk pace and tight finish in the 5000 sovereign event
Christos Dasicos paid $15 in police court after ten visits to Octave Leblanc's house in a week. He denied wrongdoing, claimed a bead theft by a Leblanc child, and was fined. Witnesses including Mrs Leblanc and Mrs Shanley testified to repeated visits and improper advances.
President Castroread his message to Congress detailing Venezuela’s debt relations. He highlighted cordial foreign ties, payment of allied demands, and 30 percent of La Guaira and Puerto Cabello customs duties to creditors. Velutini secured German and British settlements, with hopes for US and Colombian relations restoration.
Five sets of gems said to have belonged to Queen Isabella of Spain will be sold in New York soon. They are part of the Leland Stanford collection bequeathed to Stanford University by Mrs. Stanford. Valuations put the Isabella jewels at about one million dollars, with more value expected for other items. Mrs. Geo Perkins Lawton, a Stanford relative, notes only Mrs. Stanford’s close friends knew of the Isabella jewels, and details of their acquisition remain unclear.
The Examiner reports California faces a duplication of Oregon land frauds with elaborate schemes under color of law. Forgery has placed large public-domain tracts in Mode and northern counties into private hands aided by dummy settlers and forged applicant names on surveyor general files. Lien land selections serve as the base for fraudulent locations in northern mountain counties.
The speaker notes many adore doughnuts but disagree with ordinary ones. They insist proper frying and high quality lard are key. Since starting, they have used the best ingredients, earning hundreds of loyal customers over the years. They assert a clear difference in doughnuts.
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