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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1902

Page

3

Unitarian Conference at Littleton Highlights Peace Conference Topic

The 72d North Middlesex conference of Unitarian churches met at the First church of Littleton with Rev William Channing Brown as pastor. Dr E E Hale presented the chief address on The Peace Conference while ministers discussed The Unitarian Church Today and the future role of Unitarianism in a broader religious landscape.

North Middlesex Conference of Unitarian Churches Littleton William Channing Brown Jane F. A. Patch Roxboro North Middlesex Conference A. D. K. Shurtleff Chelmsford Groton Geo. C. Wright Lowell Montana Messrs. Billings Mott Buckingham Unitarian Church Geo. S. Shaw Ashby Shaw Olco W. F. Furman Wilton N. H Eliot Channing Martineau Jesus Church of Today Church of Tomorrow H. H. Mott Nashua George H. Badger Boston New England

Remember the Children Candy Offer at Carleton and Hovey

An advertisement urges parents to buy small treats for children noting pure candy at 14 varieties for 10 cents a pound, calling it good value versus 20 cent quality elsewhere. It promotes salted Spanish peanuts at 10 cents per pound and homemade cream caramels fresh at 36 cents per pound from Carleton & Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street.

Carleton & Hovey Merrimack Street

Unitarian conference concludes with peace talk and reflections

The conference heard Rev Hale discuss The Hague peace conference and a permanent tribunal while Rev Joshua Young reflected on fifty years of ministry. The day included sermons, a baptism, and a plan to study peace in Sunday schools, ending with thanks and a closing vote.

Officers Elected by Grace Universalist Woman's Alliance

The Grace Universalist Church Woman's Alliance elected a board with Mrs. C Arthur Abbott as chairman and added directors Mrs. C D Perham Mrs Elizabeth Pettengill Mrs Dr Martin and Mrs Dr Wood. Abbott also chairs the entertainment committee with Mrs Roy Martin Miss Lillian Ward and Miss Elizabeth Spofford. Officers named earlier include President Mrs Sarah Jane Merchant Vice President Mrs A J Alley Secretary Mrs F S Brown and Treasurer Mrs Maude Marshall. A $10 donation was made to support Mr Lord's board at the Old Men's Home.

Woman's Alliance of Grace Universalist Church C. Arthur Abbott C. D. Perham Elizabeth Pettengill Dr. Martin Dr. Wood Roy Martin Lillian Ward Elizabeth Spofford Alliance Sarah Jane Merchant A. J. Alley F. S. Brown Maude Marshall Lord Old Men's Home

Birth Tax on Nobility Up to 1794 England

A century long feudal tax system in England taxed births until 1794. Dukes faced a hefty levy of 150 dollars for the birth of an eldest son, reflecting hereditary prestige costs and fiscal policies of the era. The policy highlights the payment required by titled peers and the economic weight carried by noble status.

England

Madame Henri Wins Damages In Dreyfus Case Suit

Paris June 12. Widow of Lieut Col Henri wins damages after suit begun in 1899 against Joseph Reinach and Le Siecle. Court orders 500 francs to widow and 500 to her son plus costs, citing good faith and absence of intent to injure. It notes actions were taken after the confession of forgery by Henri’s memory’s accuser.

Paris Madame Henri Col Siecle

Towed into port Manila gunboat arrives after distress

The gunboat Manila with 97 crew, 10 officers, and 84 marines was towed into San Francisco by tug Slocum after a broken high pressure piston on June 1 and a storm that damaged sails. The vessel, 1100 miles off port, faced a prolonged laboring voyage before rescue. Weather observers later sighted the ship off Point Reyes. Rice Hutchins opens a new four story Marlboro shoe factory, signaling a potential strike.

San Francisco Manila Point Bonita United States Slocum Point Reyes

Rooms for rent and cottage property in Chelmsford

TO RENT Five rooms in the best of repair near the mills seven rooms in Middlesex street the best furnished rooms in the city FOR SALE A nice little place of two acres in Chelmsford with lots of fruit new buildings a 7 room cottage and stable hen house only 1600 T H ELLIOTT 64 Central street Tel 908 2

Middlesex Street Chelmsford T. H. Elliott Central Street

Fewer Gallons Wears Longer Devoe Lead and Zinc Paints

The advertisement touts Devoe Lead and Zinc as the longer lasting option requiring fewer gallons than Mixed Paints. It emphasizes superior coverage and durability for building exteriors, promising extended wear and cost efficiency.

Senate adjourns as House debates key bills on highways

On Beacon Hill Boston June 12 the Senate finished its calendar and adjourned till Monday afternoon while waiting for House actions. The Senate engrossed the second State sanatorium bill and Boston highway bills. The House discussed Ways and Means, rejected several local bills, passed a channel improvement bill, and kept the state unemployment relief highway measure alive. MANN.

Boston Myers Senate House Manning Committee On Cities Fletcher Marsh Springfield Committee On Ways and Means East Bay Osterville Wachusett Mountain Nantucket Cliff Vineyard Sound Osterville Bay

House approves multiple bills during morning session

The House moved several measures to engrossment including canal improvements between Vineyard Sound and Osterville Bay and harbor cost investigations. A vote of 8 to 40 showed strong support for the Luce nomination bill despite Senate opposition, while 29 to 64 rejected delaying a highways bill allowing action by the Governor and council without extra funds.

Vineyard Sound Osterville Bay State Ward Harbor and Land Commission Scorton Harbor Barnstableay Luce Senate Committee of Conference House Schofield Ipswich

Senate Advances Highways Bill and Nurses Ten Hour Day Debate

Debate on reassessment of betterments for Boston highways passed toward engrossment. Senators Porter Bliss Sprague opposed rejecting the Ross bill for a ten hour day for hospital nurses. Fales Morse defended the committee on ways and means. Harvell urged shorter hours for women. Berry Blodgett opposed by physicians and nurses associations. Senate refused to substitute an investigation for a new State sanatorium by 11 to 19. Amendments broadened referendum thresholds. Howland opposed initiative, J A Sullivan supported. Marsh proposed ten percent voter threshold by town, adopted 17 to 9. Caucus officers definition bill taken from the table for third reading.

Boston J. F. Porter Bliss Sprague Senate Ross Committee On Ways and Means Fales Morse Harvell Plymouth Committee On Labor Berry Suffolk Blodgett Worcester Fitzgerald Charles S. Sullivan Hampden J. A. Sullivan Massachusetts Howland Marsh Apsey and Fletcher

Nina Danforth Arraigned on Murder Charge in Newton

Nina Danforth of Newton appeared in Cambridge Superior Court to plead not guilty to a Middlesex county grand jury indictment for the murder of her lover Andrew J Emery at South Framingham. She entered with her sister Mrs Browne and was attended by counsel Arthur T Johnson and F H Krebs. The court set no trial date, with expectations of a fall trial.

Cambridge Nina Danforth Newton Middlesex County Grand Jury Andrew J. Emery South Framingham Charles A. de Courcey Browne Arthur T. Johnson F. H. Krebbs

US Battle Fleet Arrives at Gibraltar En Route to Portsmouth

The United States battleship Illinois with Rear Admiral Arent S. Crowninshield on board along with cruisers Chicago Albany and Nashville have reached Gibraltar. The ship will move on to Portsmouth, England, at once.

Gibraltar United States Illinois Arent S. Crowninshield Chicago Albany Nashville Portsmouth England

Maliasie A A G Mints Kind You Have Always ienetrre

An unusual note from a historical page references Stott A Maliasie and an AAG minting phrase. The fragmentary words suggest a personal message or label, with unclear context or date, leaving the exact event or identities uncertain.

Maliasie

Two Propositions Considered in Sugar Reciprocity Debate

Republican senators aligned with beet sugar held a nearly two hour meeting in Washington and reaffirmed opposition to tariff reductions on Cuban goods. They proposed two paths: drop the reciprocity effort entirely or adopt the rebate plan, while voting with the House as passed and opposing amendments.

Washington House of Representatives

German Vessels Guard Venezuelan Waters Amid Unrest

Berlin reports no details on a bombardment of La Guaira Venezuela by forts and a Venezuelan warship. German cruisers Gazelle and Falke were sent to safeguard German interests and will depart once order returns. The Venezuelan railroad board, German owned, declares a 0.5 percent dividend. Emperor William orders training ships Charlotte and Stosch to cruise the West Indies and Stein and Moltke to the North Atlantic.

Berlin Foreign Office la Guaira Venezuela Gazelle Falke Germany Caracas Valencia Hamburg Emperor William Charlotte Stosch West Indies Stein and Moltke North Atlantic

Paris Boss Calls Shipping Combine a National Peril

M Etienne vice president of the Chamber of Deputies warned that the American shipping combine threatens France both economically and militarily. He urged government intervention to counter a possible Mediterranean expansion and warned U S ships could serve as cruisers in French colonies during war.

Paris M. Etienne Chamber of Deputies Ministers of Commerce France Mediterranean Morgan France trans-Atlantic Combine United States

Judge Rules Longworth Ripper Tax Board Unconstitutional

Cleveland Ohio June 12 Judge Babcock of the common pleas court declared the Longworth Ripper bill creating a tax review board unconstitutional. The ruling favors Mayor Tom Johnson who had challenged the law's validity and called it a political maneuver.

Cleveland Babcock The Common Pleas Court Board of Tax Review Johnson

Earthquakes Felt Near Toledo on Frontier Line

Guayquil reports violent earthquakes over the past two weeks shaking Toledo a town near the Colombian frontier. Local residents describe strong tremors and aftershocks causing alarm and minor damage in the border area. Authorities urge caution as seismic activity continues.

Guayquil Ecuador Toledo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Unitarians North Middlesex E. E. Hale Joshua Young D. D J. W. Roberts Edward Everett Hale Philippine Islands the Hague Hale Supreme Court of the Dr. Hale Great Tribunal Unitarian Conference Eleanor Laine Groton Church Christ God Brethren Society Dr. Young Furnny National Biscuit Company Zu Zay Rice & Hutchins Marlboro Rhodes’ Hair Store Beacon Hill Mann Cook, Taylor & Co Colton Morgan Shipping Combine Tom Johnson Supolio Sapolio Princess Powders Mfg. CO Canal St New York Parker Wabash Railrod Detroit Louis St. Louis Pullman J. D. McBeaty N. E. Pass. Agt R. H. Pannill N. E. Tourist Agt Washington St H. B. McCuettas G. E. Ag Broadway Neaw York
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