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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1901
Page
7
The notice calls a June meeting at 7 45 PM to discuss league finances and other crucial topics. The text surveys a college woman poet and a bread factory plan, then debates women’s clerical roles, vacations, voting rights, and the need for rest to sustain productivity.
The Lowell Congregational club concluded its season with a ladies night at Highland church. Miss Emily A. Means spoke on Woman’s Work for Woman, stressing training of observation and will, while Mrs. C. W. Huntington and Miss Laura A. Knott outlined club benefits and women’s education.
New York June 8 Hardwriting experts for the defense opened the fifth week of Dr Samuel J Kennedy’s trial for the 1898 murder of Dolly Reynolds at the Grand hotel The expert from Chicago Marshall D Ewell testified that the disputed writings including the E Maxwell and wife memorandum were forgeries and not by Kennedy He showed crayon reproductions to prove Kennedy’s handwriting features were absent and that the face of the check and its endorsement were in different hands The defense sought to cast doubt on Kennedy’s authorship while the court adjourned for the day
A promotional note proclaims that chronic backache signals deeper womb trouble and urges reading Mrs. Morton’s letter about relief with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It frames the product as a cure for painful menstruation and related ailments, promising restored health and happiness.
Seasonable tips for preparing asparagus with tender stalks bound in muslin and boiled briefly. Serve on toast with a sauce made from the boiling water, butter, flour, and cream. Hollandaise option described with butter yolks lemon juice and hot water, stirred until thick and creamy.
A recipe blends asparagus with stale biscuits milk eggs and butter to create a hot filling. Tops are used as crisp covers baked soft humbly to serve hot with a creamy egg and butter sauce.
A collection of asparagus based dishes includes pudding in a mold with drawn butter, asparagus and eggs baked in a dish, an asparagus omelet with a buttered pan fold, asparagus soup made with stock or cream, and a turnip and asparagus salad fashioned into cups with lettuce and French dressing. The preparations cover boiling, frying, baking, and finishing with butter and seasoning.
Pittsfield June 3 Dr S J Kennedy on trial in New York for Dolly Reynolds murder sends a letter to young F L Fosburgh whose sister’s murder trial starts next week. He expresses sympathy and says both cases stem from misjudged circumstantial evidence.
Central Tunnel Railroad and New York Underground Railroad companies serve notices on New York City officials claiming exclusive rights to build a rapid transit tunnel under 1881 law. They threaten injunctions if $5 million damages per company are not paid. Controller Coler dismisses the claim as ridiculous.
Gen Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America denies plans to rejoin the Salvation Army. He says there have been no secret negotiations with his father and has not heard from most siblings since his father left the country. He asserts the government and principles of the two movements are at odds, making any union impossible.
An open letter extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a run down system and back pain. The writer claims weight gain, improved appetite, and better appearance after use and recommends the medicine to friends. Includes request to write Mrs Pinkham for free advice.
New York on June 3 reports the marriage of Harry 8S Lehr to Mrs. Dahlgren widow of John V. Dahlgren at St. Patrick's cathedral with Archbishop Corrigan officiating. Bride escorted by cousin George W. Child Drexel of Philadelphia. A large police presence and crowd watched the ceremony amid surrounding Fifth Avenue bustle.
New York June 3 Miss Anne Urquhart Potter daughter of actress Mrs James Brown Potter married Harvard man James A Stillman son of banker James Stillman at Grace church. They plan a two week yachting honeymoon with navy serge outfits and lace trimmed bodices, then Newport for Bailey's beach attire in a black satin striped moire bathing suit.
New York June 3 The battleship Massachusetts after extensive repairs in the New York navy yard is ordered to Newburyport Massachusetts arriving by June 24 to participate in the 50th anniversary celebrations of the citys incorporation. Eight officers have accepted Newburyport hospitality for the event.
Teddy Oliver a 19 year old high diver was probably fatally injured during a midway show at the Buffalo exposition grounds tonight He was to ride a bicycle off the edge and fall into a splash tank as part of the act with medical staff rushing to aid him
Oliver attempted a forty foot platform dive into a pond with an eighteen foot central depth and a five foot shallow rim. His wheel swerved at the edge causing a head first hit. Carl Dermmer of Bangor pulled him from the water. He was taken to Exposition hospital and then to General hospital with potentially fatal injuries.
New York June 3 It was reported that President Havemeyer would resign from the American Sugar Refining company and be succeeded by W B Thomas of Gaston. Havemeyer was incommunicado in the afternoon and declined to comment. Wall Street skepticism about the resignation persisted.
At the University of New York council meeting on June 3 Professor Joseph French Johnson was elected to the chair of commerce and finance in the school of commerce. Johnson has held the chair of commerce at the University of Pennsylvania for ten years.
The funeral for actor James A. Herne will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o clock with no religious services. John S. Crosby will deliver the address. The body will be cremated at Fresh Pond, L. I. thereafter.
A.G. Pollard & Co advertises surplus whip samples bought from manufacturers. The basement sale lists 25c whips at 10c, 35c and 50c styles bundled to 19c, 75c and 3-dollar whips at 49c, and higher quality pieces from $1.2 to $2.50 priced at 69c and 8c. Includes American and English Holly whips at reduced rates.
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