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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
4
Milwaukee reader Sapre E. Koch testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured months of female health troubles after doctors failed. She reports relief from severe pain and a year of good health, and urges others to consult Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts, free of charge.
Albany June 4 Justice Chester granted an injunction restraining Armour Swift and other beef packing firms from fixing prices or limiting supply in New York under the Donnelly anti trust law. The order targets Armour & Co Swift & Co the Cadahy Packing Co Hammond Co Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Nelson Morris & Co and associates.，被告被禁止通过合并结算定价 配送与信用条款等方式影响肉类价格与供应.
Dr. Maurice W. Quinn of Brockton marries Miss Mary E. Donaher in St John’s church Worcester as Miss Bertha E. Condon, awaiting grand jury action on an attempted life crime, is absent. Plainclothes police guard entrances while hissers oppose the ceremony. The crowd watches, bride pale, groom strained, the procession ends with a swift departure.
Advertisement for MI-DNA a dyspepsia remedy claiming to renew digestive fluids rather than alter food. States relief from first day, disappearance of gas gastritis indigestion dizziness heartburn and stomach pain, with guaranteed cure and free sample offer from Ellingwood & Co druggists in Lowell Massachusetts.
In Boston on June 4 the House sustained the governor’s veto of the Herring river harbor resolve. Debates on removing the Fordway bar in the Concord river at Billerica ended with an 81 to 31 rejection. Hayes of Lowell opposed the harbor measure while McMahon of Billerica defended it. Hayes failed to substitute a resolution reimbursing Thomas G. Nixon for injuries at Concord reformatory. vote 27 to 7. Senator Nye’s rail rates bill faced defeat. reconsideration motion filed. Senate advanced a parental control bill stemming from last year’s Nar Ramore tragedy. Carey picketing bill moved to third reading 13 to 12. Executive Council confirmed governor’s appointments for superior court judges. Pittsfield betterment and street paving bills fell. Grafton and Upton railroad bill engrossed by Senate. Subway bill no action as metropolitan subcommittee meeting was declared off. Hayes Cuba republic resolutions rejected by Senate. MANN.
A tense scene outside the church sees a veiled spectator singled out as the woman sought by the crowd but she remains at home. Dr Quinn’s father seeks police protection, with three plainclothes officers assigned to watch and escort no one from the church until the wedding party departs.
Samuel Wilson alias Waite faces manslaughter charges in Windsor county court for the December shooting of E. T. Gosha at White River Junction. The trial opened with a large crowd as Dr. Gartland testified Gosha described the moment before he was shot after allegedly calling Wilson the spotter. The case proceeds with jury seated and evidence heard. court adjourned to tomorrow.
In the House this morning Mr. Newton of Southboro opposed rejecting the resolve to instruct the harbor and land commission to remove the Fordway bar in the Concord river at Billerica. Debates cited state finances and future costs, with opposition from Mr. Deming of Lanesboro and support from Mr. Brown of Dalton and Mr. McMahon of Billerica. The measure was defeated 81 to 31, while related vetoes and other railway and public lighting actions were noted or acted upon.
The session debated and laid over a $3000 bill to enforce butter laws, extended the term for commissioners to promote uniform legislation, and adopted a new draft for a uniform eight hour workday committee. It rejected Hayes Cuba resolutions and refused engrossment for steamship rate oversight. Reconsideration motions and debates over picketing, parental control, and street meetings followed before passing several railway contracts and adjourning.
An advertisement promoting Laxative Bromo Quin Nine Tablets with guarantee to cure a cold in one day. It lists E. W. Grove as a required box inscription and prices at 25 cents, with Foley's Kidney Cure recommended for early kidney trouble and sold by F. C. Gooduie and C. E. Carter.
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