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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1903

Page

3

Cleveland denies interview claims amid talk of fourth term

Grover Cleveland states to The Associated Press that the Galveston News interview misrepresents their meeting and accuses Mr Bailey of fabricating portions. He says no plan or writing followed the visit and rejects any reentry into public life or fourth candidacy.

Princeton N. J Grover Cleveland Bailey Galveston News Associated Press Col. Belo

Leopard mauls trainer at Coney Island show

New York June 19 Mme N L Nor vello a wild animal trainer was nearly killed when a six year old leopard leaped onto her from above in a large cage at Coney Island. Assistants halted the attack with a pitch fork as the beast mauled and scratched her before it could be driven off.

New York Mme N. L. Norvello Coney Island

Hull Residents Ignore Warning In 12 Inch Gun Test

Hull June 19 residents ignored notice to open windows as a 12 inch rifle test at Fort Revere caused shattered plate glass across Charter's restaurant post office and many stores. Glassware and tonic bottles broke. damage totals run to hundreds of dollars.

Hull Fort Revere Charter’s

G A R Urges Memorial Day Move to Sunday

Niagara Falls New York June 19 resolutions at the state encampment of the G A R call on the national department to fix Memorial Day on the last Sunday in May or the first Sunday in June to prevent sporty holiday practices and restore the day to its solemn meaning.

Niagara Falls N. Y National Department

New and Better Breakfast Food Pleases All

A promotional note touts a breakfast product from Sus Guxests Pune Food Co in Lz Ros NH, claiming it is so different it pleases everybody and urges readers to get a package at local grocers.

Sus Guxests Pune Food Co Lz Ros

Labor Council Debates Amalgamations and Jurisdiction

Washington June 19 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor discusses whether painters and decorators should oversee putty glazing workers while awaiting input from William Figolah of the Amalgamated Glass Workers. The council also considers uniting the United Silk Workers with the United Textile Workers at a Patterson New Jersey convention.

Washington American Federation of Labor M. P. Carrick Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers of America William Figolah Amalgamated Glass Workers International Union Chicago United Silk Workers United Textile Workers International Union Tansey The Textile Workers Silk Workers Patterson N. J

Re-Arrest After Murder Charge Against McDonald

Frank McDonald, brought before Judge Howard in West Roxbury, was discharged on a murder charge in the Warley case but immediately re-arrested on assault and battery. Held for the grand jury in 3000. Warley died after being assaulted two weeks earlier over McDonald’s discharge from Forest Hills cemetery work.

Boston Frank McDonald Howard West Roxbury William A. Warley McDonald Warley Forest Hills Cemetery

Slippery Rails Kill Boy in Providence Street Accident

In Providence R I on Westminster Street near Dodge Street at 4 PM, two year old Charles Howard, son of Benjamin Howard of Gotham Court, was knocked down and run over by an electric car after slippery rails prevented braking. His sister narrowly escaped as the car slid past. a passing woman saved her.

Providence R. L Charles Howard Benjamin Howard Gotham Court Westminster Street Dodge Street

Correll Testifies in Brooklyn Branch Cash Register Probe

Federal Grand Jury in Brooklyn adjourned amid probes into the Branch cash register company. Bruce Correll of Canton Ohio testified regarding introductions to congressmen and alleged favors, with Brandt Dent figures and former Congressman Driggs linked to the inquiry. Cashier Woodward of Watertown Wis and Post Office Inspectors Oldfield and Little testified, while Strawn pursues claims of commissions and alleged inside information.

New York Federal Grand Jury Brooklyn Branch Cash Register Bruce Correll Canton Washington Federal Building Correll Driggs George F. Miller Brandt Company Watertown Wis Brandt-Dent Post Office Oldfield and Little Edward J. Brandt F. 2. Woodward Bank of Watertown Woodward Strawn Grand Jury Strawas

Whiskey Feeds Flames At Fee Brothers Wholesale Liquor

Fire at Fee Brothers wholesale liquor house on Water street near Main in Rochester New York began in the sub basement wine cellar under the riverbank. The blaze, deemed hardest to reach, collapsed a floor, sending whiskey barrels into the flames. Loss estimated at 160000 dollars. Firemen injured by falling glass and smoke.

Rochester N. Y Fee Brothers Water Street Main

Robert Knight to Acquire Treat Cotton Mill in Centreville

Providence June 19 The Treat Cotton mill at Centreville owned by Senator Robert B Treat is to pass to Robert Knight a leading cotton mill owner. The deal, nearly closed today, leaves the purchase price undisclosed. The mill includes water privilege and surrounding farm and village property, marking Senator Treats retirement from the cotton manufacturing business.

Providence R. I Treat Centreville Robert B. Treat Robert Knight Senator Treat

Schwab Denies Resigning From U S Steel Post

New York June 19 Charles M Schwab tonight denied rumors that he would resign as president of United States Steel Corporation calling the reports absolutely false and not worthy of another denial.

New York Charles M. Schwab United States Steel Corporation Schwab

Gold Reef Found in Siberia Forests Near Barikule River

A report from Tomsk, West Siberia, says a gold reef seven feet wide has been found in forests along the Barikule River. Trial workings yielded about six to four pounds of pure gold per 14,428 pounds of material. Also, an American band, Lowell, will give a concert at Canoble Lake Park Sunday afternoon and evening.

St. Petersburg Tomsk Siberia Lowell Canoble Lake Park

Colonial Paint Offers One Hundred Percent Purity

Property holders learn they can buy a paint made of one hundred percent pure lead zinc linseed oil turpentine and dryer. Sold subject to chemical analysis. The Colonial Paint is offered by H. C. Girard at 442 Merrimack Street for barns and houses.

H. C. Girard Merrimack Street

Knox Sets Government Right to Seize Galveston in Richmond

Washington notes Attorney General Knox argues the United States may take immediate possession of incomplete vessels under contract when contractors breach. He cites 1864 statute and Parens Patriae to justify government immunity from attachments, urging careful executive action and no court interference while awaiting justice department guidance. Labor issues complicate launching as Triggs yard workers have left and a receiver oversees the company.

Washington United States Court of Virginia Galveston Triggs Shipyards Richmond Knox Virginia Moody Congress Secretary of the Treasury Bowles Navy Department Department of Justice Trigg Company Chattanooga New York Shipbuilding Company Lieut Theiss Groesdick

Country Week Seeks Support For Summer Relief Program

The committee urges public help for Country Week as 125 women and children were sent for rest last year. Free street car trips offered heat relief and were valued by families, with more calls expected this season. Donations invited at the Ministry-at-Large office Middlesex Street between Pilot and South, Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 4, July 8 to August 59.

Boston & Northern Street Railway Company Aisk Geo. C. Wright Middlesex Street Pilot South Streets Morcy

Community fundraising acknowledgment list and receipts

An acknowledgment of funds received is published for weekly Lowell papers. The list names contributors and amounts from multiple individuals and groups including Fred W. Coburn as chairman and Edward Ellingwood as treasurer. Total receipts amount to 188.22 dollars.

Edward Ellingwood Treas Merrimack Central Streets Lowell Fred, W. Coburn Sally Hobson Gooses Friend J. M Stillman Clough Samuel A. Chase T. C. Entwistle M. A. Gage W. B. Clark Frederick Ayer Geo, Fairburn de Or Fo Fe Mary R. Dunbar G. Forest Martin M. D MT. Garvey SPOCK Bowes Besniniet

Female Bluebeard Frau Przygodda Sentenced to Death

Berlin June 10 The trial of the so called female Bluebeard Frau Przygodda who poisoned four husbands with arsenic ended today in a guilty verdict. She was sentenced to death.

Berlin Frau Przygodda

Big Race Day Calamity and a Bottle That Aided Cure

In 1889 Oklahoma settlers sprinted to fortune. The editor describes a severe diarrhea during June from heat and bad water. A neighbor offered Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, given in large doses as he writhed in agony. Within hours he slept soundly and recovered. Sold by all druggists.

Sentinel Gebo Mont Oklahoma Fortune

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Mr. Cleveland Mr. Bailey Cleveland Fellows Federation OF Labor Executive Council ST. Vitus the Bloodine Co Mass London Montreal Ellingwood & CO Schwab Nails Country Week Boston Sunday Herald Russell Sage Linn Boyd Porter Central America Kings of Ron Lipton Erin Hooker the Hero W . Starling Burgess Shamrock IH Mr. Burgess Roy McCardell Joe the Jokesmith Simeon Ford Worriman Herald Land OF the Midnight Sun Norway Finland Sweeden Haviland China Greenwood Bros Central Street Summar Pierce Building Mars Low Effie L. Palmer W. S. Wong & CO John Street Pearson’s Drug Store Central St Paul Vigeant & Co Moody Street G. G. Read
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