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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
2
New York June 14 The U S transport Ingalls slipped from its blocks and toppled in the Erie Basin South Brooklyn at 3 30 pm. One man killed and many injured the dock sank in fifty feet of water. Italian workers and sailors feared trapped amid wreckage as rescue efforts continued.
The International Y M C A convention in Boston featured sections on departmental work. At First Baptist Church Dr Winfield Hall led a clash between Christianity and Evolution citing Darwinian ideas. Audience questions followed about the soul and human development.
The Empire theatre in Lynn burned late tonight causing about 10 090 loss to the building fully insured and occupants losses near 10 000 partly insured. The four story structure erected in 1872 belonged to the Lynn Market House corporation and housed stores and clubs above a theatre. Henry managed the theatre before the fire.
In Boston on June 14 the superior court verdict awarded Frank Higlister 5000 dollars against Julia B. French after a days long trial before Judge Sherman. The case followed an earlier criminal arrest of a former residence employee, with damages sought at 30000 for malicious prosecution and defamation. James A. McGeough represented Higlister, while R. M. Morse and Harrison Dunham defended Mrs. French.
Boston reports no smallpox cases among passengers from the Portuguese schooner Zulamira who quarantined at Galloupes land. Health commissioners say passengers were not exposed and may return to their ships, though the vessel must stay until the incubation period ends.
Boston June 14 Mayor Hart appointed J Payson Bradley South Boston for one year John H Colby former Alderman for two years and Frederick O North Glendale street for three years to the new board of schoolhouse commissioners. Bradley Colby North backed by groups with North seen as reform minded Mugwump aims to keep politics out of the board. Colby a Republican ward 12 leader and former councilman and alderman was chosen to fill a vacancy after John Bamond’s death. The group plans to meet next Tuesday at city hall to organize with a chairman and secretary.
Nellie M Tomlinson of Minneapolis recalls illness after scarlet fever leaving her nervous and pale yet she found relief after trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She reports improvement after two and a half boxes and credits the remedy for her recovery. She signs notarized testimony dated December 26 1900 and notes availability at druggists or from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
Fall candidate failed in wards 10 12 and 18 to beat John A Sullivan as GOP split between Innes and Colby factions. Colby a Union Congregational church officer in the South end. J Payson Bradley noted for military ties including 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery service and leadership roles. North listed as a business man at 20 Dock square.
Miss Sarah Mc Swiggin of Salem, 30, died after a lamp exploded igniting her clothing. Her father Peter and her two brothers were badly burned assisting. The home at 118 Boston street. neighbors Officer Stickney and Jacob Collier helped extinguish the fire.
Providence June 14 smallpox is rising with 41 active cases under medical supervision an increase of nine from yesterday. Arkwright Burrillville Lincoln and Providence report most cases within 12 miles of the city. Vaccination drives underway in Manville Cumberland and Woonsocket as boards of health enforce strict quarantine to curb the outbreak.
The Rev W A Atchley of Bath Maine has accepted a call to Park Street Baptist Church South Framingham with a 1200 dollar yearly salary, a month's vacation, and parsonage use. He will start on the second Sunday in July. Atchley, a Tennessee native, has pastored in Colchester Connecticut and Farmington Maine.
Boston June 14 The Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts votes unanimously to divide the diocese. The decision creates two distinct regional jurisdictions and maps a new organizational structure for parishes and clergy within the enlarged ecclesiastical territory.
Port Royal Pa June 14 rumors spread that more than the 18 men first counted may be burned in the Port Royal mine. Two men from Smithton have been missing since the explosion night.
Boston June 14 The subway bill was engrossed by the Senate this morning and passed to be enacted as soon as the House met. The bill was signed by President Soule at 3 30, then sent to the Governor who will return to New Bedford tonight. The House adjourned to 11 Tuesday with debate on the veto to follow.
In session under suspension issues passing include police housing in Boston, solitary confinement for death row inmates, and damages for employers injured on the job. Debates on currier and Parry led to votes, bills engrossed, and a Boston subway bill sent to the President. Adjournment set to Tuesday at 11 o clock.
The House met at 10, adjourned to 11 30, then to 2. A Ways and Means report opposed a bill for two additional district police officers and the bill was rejected. An order to investigate legislative agents was unanimously adopted. The Boston subway bill passed by voice vote, and a state house grounds improvement bill was enacted after Senate amendment. Governor Cramen heard Pharmacy association members over board access to case papers. Senate later limited access to papers admissible in court. Tell advertisers you saw their ad in Courier.
Hon. F Simmons United States MarshalMobile Alabama extols Peruna as the best remedy for grip and catarrh in a Washington letter. He describes systemic catarrh after effects of la grippe and credits Dr Hartman with the idea that the illness is systemic. The Peruna firm claims it remains the only specific for after effects of la grippe amid an epidemic. A Texas hotel proprietor testifies to Peruna easing asthma and general illness after three bottles. The firm offers free lectures on lagrippe from Columbus Ohio.
Arnold Augustus Andrew Davis Richard Sanders William Hudson and Samuel Baldwin five black men from Screven county were executed at the county jail yard for the ambush killing of two white men last August. The defendants admitted participation but claimed coercion. Crowds, militia, and deputies witnessed the hangings despite heavy rain as the men sang and offered prayers before the drop at 12 20 PM.
New Haven on June 14 reports the Otterheimer Brothers corset factory shut tonight for an undefined period following directives from the New York office. The move affects local workers awaiting further guidance and potential production pauses.
A creditors meeting is scheduled for tomorrow in New York with hopes that arrangements will allow business to resume. The factory employs about 300 workers, sustaining a substantial local operation.
Fort Morgan Colorado June 14 Sheriff Calvert was shot in the abdomen by one of three escaping prisoners, all held on burglary charges. Simmington fled, Stacey and Givens were recaptured with deputy Nelson's posse, bloodhounds summoned, lynching feared if Simmington is caught.
Portland June 14 Edward Graffam testified in his trial, giving a straight account of his movements after leaving state prison on October 16 1990. He faced cross examination by Attorney General Seiders with quick, defiant replies and denied involvement in the killing of Clifford Mosher. A slight bloodstain on his coat sleeve was noted by defense medical witnesses.
Louisville June 14 report says Grand Rivers Kentucky, promoted by Eastern capitalists including Thomas W. Lawson of Boston, has been transferred by a Boston firm to John W. Harrison and Edward Simmons of St. Louis for 200000. Promoters allegedly invested 9000000 in the scheme.
Cleveland on June 14 reports Senator Hanna announces Hon. John Blodgett of Grand Rapids Michigan as a member of the Republican national committee filling the vacancy caused by the death of Hon. William Elliott of Michigan.
Sharp Nose, chief and war leader of the northern Arapahoes on the Wind River reservation, died June 14. His death follows his leadership during the recent rebellion against the Fort Washakie Indian agent, and is expected to bring a quieting effect to the tribe.
Commander B F Tilley of the U S Navy, governor of Tutuila, Samoan Islands, was drugged and abducted by two men in San Francisco. He was left unconscious near the sea wall and later found by workmen at about 1 a.m. His gold watch and about $30 in cash were stolen.
John P. Cummings pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the May 1 Crompton park killing of John F. Reynolds. Judge Francis A. Gaskill sentenced him to life in state prison after District Attorney Hoar accepted the plea, noting prior trouble and Reynolds's eagerness to fight. Evidence showed Cummings bought and loaded the pistol while sober and fired before Reynolds struck.
Paris June 14 A heated scene in the Chamber of Deputies as M Drumont an anti semite from Algiers assaults the government over Algeria. A censure vote and expulsion were proposed but he refused to quit until soldiers entered the chamber amid shouts Vive lArmee bas les juifs He denounced the Algiers prefect and labeled the ministers Monis and DeLanessan disreputable.
Hazen S. Pingree former governor of Michigan is in London suffering from a bad dysentery contracted while traveling in Europe. He is better today but doctors warn he remains in danger as inflammation of the intestines shows possible peritonitis signs.
Spacious 14 acre fruit farm for sale near Towell close to depot schools churches and post office. Features include large house with roomy rooms 3 acres of small fruits a large orchard of winter and summer apples pears quinces and other fruits. Described as a prime location and a bargain priced at 2600. Apply to T. H. Elliot 64 Central St.
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