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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

2

Too Fast Show of Temper Causes Goelet Trouble

Boston June 19 Robert Goelet heir to a New York family was arrested for racing an automobile down Commonwealth avenue at 15 to 20 mph. He was defaulted in municipal court and bond set at $50. He argued with police, then paid the fine and left. Police seek to curb Back Bay racing after a Wakefield tragedy.

Boston Robert Goelet New York Back Bay Commonwealth Avenue J. D. Hill Goelet Sergt. Nagle Gloucester Street New Yorker Wakefield

Unusual Bill Dismissed Over Coal Ice Nuisance Claim

Boston June 19 The full bench of the Supreme Court dismissed J. D. Downing an ice dealer from Brighton's suit against William H. Elliott. The case sought an injunction to stop burning soft coal near a pond where the plaintiff cuts ice. The court ruled the defendant’s lawful business may operate unless it harms others or violates the law, and soft coal use, under these facts, did not show damages sufficient to warrant action.

Boston Supreme Court J. D. Downing Brighton William H. Elliott

Trial of Jane Toppan Set for Barnstable Monday

The trial of Jane Toppan, the nurse accused in the murder of Mrs. Mary Gibbs of Cataumet, is scheduled to begin next Monday at Barnstable. Attorney General Parker and James Stewart Murphy outlined defence plans centering on insanity, with Judge F. M. Bixby assisting. About 12 to 15 witnesses are to be called, and the case is expected to conclude by Monday night or Tuesday morning.

Parker James Stewart Murphy Jane Toppan Mary D. Gibbs Cataumet Barnstable Murphy Miss ‘Oppan F. M. Bixby Brockton

Woman killed by electric car in Topsham incident

Brunswick Me June 19 Mrs Susan PR Stuart was killed at midnight at Topsham by an electric car operated by the Lewiston Brunswick Bath company.

Brunswick, Me Susan PR. Stuart Topsham Lewiston, Brunswick &Bath Company

Foster romance ends Louis Disbrow plans for divorce

Richmond Hills Long Island June 19 Louis A Disbrow planned to divorce his wife and marry Dimple Lawrence after a divorce with his wife but was swayed by Dimple to choose Clarence Foster instead. Walter Hutchins, a local broker, confirms the love triangle and that Disbrow intended to move west after a divorce. The shift reportedly caused tension and a tragedy linked to the beach incident, with Disbrow now at his father's home.

Richmond Hills L. I Louis A. Disbrow Dimple” Lawrence Walter Hutchins Disbrow Hutchins Richmond Hills Association Golf Club Long Island Louis Lawrence Dimple Young Disbrow Foster Manhattan Jamaica Maplewood Disbrow House Maple Grove Louis Walk Tiana Bay

Bradford Academy Commencement Public Address And Diplomas

Bradford academy held commencement exercises with 17 graduates. Rev. Dr. Reuben Thomas delivered a critical address on Paris literature. Diplomas went to Isabel Barkwell through Theresa Walther, with Frances Dalrymple winning the Mary C. Barrett prize and Ada Knipe the Improvement prize. Harvard professor Edmund von Mach to lecture on the History of Art.

Haverhill Bradford Academy Hornaday Reuben Thomas Brookline Paris Isabel E. Barkwell Cleveland Betsey B. Barrows Ella A. A. Benson Chicago, Ill Dorothy W. Branch Manchester N. H Frances W. Dalrymple Lowell Gertrude L. Edmands Newburyport Bessie F. Hartshorne Newton Helen R. Hornaday New York

Second Edition of Bolivar Steamer Cartagena Linked to Venezuelan Revolt

The Cartagena, now at Dominica, is reported by Venezuelan authorities to belong to General Matos, leader of Venezuela's revolution. Described as a "second edition" of the Bolivar warship Ban Righ, the Cartagena will coal at St. Lucia as it proceeds.

Port of Spain Trinidad Cartagena Dominica British West Indies General Matos Venezuela Bolivar St. Lucia

Hay responds to Congress with thanks for McKinley honors

Secretary Hay acknowledges Congress for the cordial thanks given for President McKinley. He expresses appreciation for the honor and encloses a copy of his address, which is neatly engrossed.

Washington Congress Foraker Grosvenor McKinley Hay

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