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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1905

Page

5

Earliest Form of Weaving Still Practiced in India

In ancient textile history cotton arose after wool, silk, and flax. The Sea Island cotton near South Carolina and Florida yields long fibers, while other varieties grow south of 40 in the US. Eli Whitney’s 1792 cotton gin revolutionized processing, and early mills began in 1791 with Lowell’s Merrimack mills in 1823. The gin uses circular saws to strip fibers from seeds. roller gins followed.

Lowell Gray Americas Asia Africa America Sea Island India Egypt Greece Italy France Germany Spain Belgium England Caesars Alexanders Herodotus Eli Whitney Mr. Whitney Yale College Savannah Greene South Whitney Wyatt Arkwright Hargreaves Crompton Cartwright United Sates Merrimack

Bill of Attractions for Hampton Beach Opens New Pavilion

The Hampton Beach Casino adds a roller skating pavilion replacing one dining room space. The birch floor is refinished and new skates boost appeal while oceanfront breezes promise cool comfort. Dancing begins Saturdays and Wednesdays in Convention hall with an orchestra. Fireworks planned July 4 and theatre offerings expand with Flynn circuit acts. Five new box-ball alleys join bowling and penny arcade. Naval Fortsmouth band to provide music June 18 and 25 with other military brass bands lined up.

Hampton Beach Convention Hall Joseph J. Flynn New York Novelty Company Naval Band of Fortsmouth

Roosevelt Speaks Three Minutes in Greenfield Parade

President Roosevelt arrived by train on the Fitchburg division at 5 o clock to a crowd of 2000 to 3000 despite rain. After a brief speech lasting about three minutes the president waved to the crowd. A 10 year old boy was hoisted to shake his hand as the train prepared to depart.

Finnish revolutionary sentenced for Viborg governor shooting

Helsingfors reports Matti Hjalmar Reinikke, the revolutionist who shot and seriously wounded Governor Miasoredoff of Viborg on March 20, was today sentenced to 26 months penal servitude. The proceedings reveal exchanges about his wife and his assets before marriage.

Helsingfors Finland Matti Hjalmar Reinikke Gov. Miasoredoff Viborg

New Cure for Kidneys Cal-cura Discovery

Dr David Kennedy introduces Cal-cura Solvent a kidney and bladder remedy claimed to dissolve stones prevent lime and uric acid build up and avoid surgery. Proponents offer money back if Calcura fails to cure and credit W Dows & Co as manufacturers and endorsers.

A. W Dows & Co David K Medy David Kennedy Kennedy Row Kingston N. Y Calcula W. Dows & Co

Highland and Veritas lodges unite to form Highland-Veritas

Highland and Veritas lodges of O. O. F. voted to consolidate last night with grand officers approving. The merged group will be Highland-Veritas Lodge in September after a name change and expects 375 members with 68 past grands, a district record. Attending were Grand Master George H. Fuller and other officers.

Highland Lodge Odd Fellows Highland-Veritas Lodge George H. Fuller John A. Perkins W. B. Taylor William Nichols H. E. Ruggles Veritas Lodge Highland New American House M. D. Brown Norman W. White John F. Bateman Wyman O. Farrell James A. Janvrin James Boyd Charles Griffin Wilfred Bowen Howard Moore C. W. Robie Isaac Romain H. B. Hardy

Ringling Brothers Circus Exhibition Set for June 28 in Lowell

The Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows come to Lowell on Wednesday June 28. The paper hails the circus as unmatched in size and spectacle with expanded menagerie aquarium and horse acts. Notable acts include two giraffes a rhinoceros a baby elephant and a herd of forty elephants plus a unique Field of the Cloth of Gold production. Tickets and seats sell at the downtown Ringling office at the same prices as on the grounds.

Ringling Brothers Lowell America

The Ballad of the Ice

A fragmentary verse notes a dish of ice basking in sun left by its owner who forgets it. When she returns for tea the ice proves different from its cracked up promise, prompting a brief humorous reflection by Puck.

Puck

Hendricks Reports on Equitable Society Critique

Albany dispatch details Supt. Francis Hendricks critique of the Equitable Life Assurance Society in a preliminary report to Gov. Higgins. He urges mutualization, elimination of stock, and Wall Street influence, plus cautions on life company investments and surplus to policyholders.

Albany Francis Hendricks State Insurance Department Gov. Higgins Equitable Life Assurance Society New York Messrs Thomas F. Ryan Wall Street Department Insurance Department City of James W. Alexander James H. Hyde Morton Gage E. Tarbell Hendricks

Hyomei Inhaler Promises Cure for Catarrh

Cold nights and warm days trigger catarrh as spring arrives. Hyomei, used via pocket inhaler, targets germs in the head throat and lungs, heals mucous membranes, and aims to drive catarrh from the system. Outfit costs one dollar with a money-back guarantee from Ellingwood Co. and Falls Burkinshaw.

Ellingwood & Co Falls & Burkinshaw

Good Roads Men Meet in Portland

The fifth annual convention of the National Good Roads Association convened at Festival hall on the Lewis and Clark Exposition grounds in Portland Oregon. President W H Moore presided as B H Huss arrived by car from New York bearing a letter from Melville E Stone of the Associated Press to the exposition president.

Moore Association Good Roads Brownlow-Latimer National House of Representatives A. S. Mann Florida Portland Ove National Good Roads Association Festival Hall W. H. Moore B. H. Huss Lewis and Clark Grounds New York Melville E. Stone Associated Press

Japanese Skirmishes Reported From Manchuria Actions

Japanese army dispatches describe forces advancing near Weiyuanpaomen and Kirin road. Troops occupy Lienhwachieh Yenmulintzu Shihuiwatzu and hills near Yantzu pass, with four Japanese wounded and enemy corpses seen. One machine gun and a horse captured. Continuous engagements along Chantzu and Fenghwa roads with gains at Lientiaokou and Peifangchengkou.

Tokio Manchuria Weiyuanpaomen Lienhwachieh Yenmulintzu Kirin Road Yangtsu Pass Shihuiwatzu Yantzu Pass Chantzu Shauotzu Suimiaotzu Changtu Fenghwa Peifangchengkou Hsilinchian Lientiaokou

California Excursion Special Trains for Convention

Special low rate and privileges offered for Christian Church International Convention travel. Good for several days with stop-overs on August 6 and 7. inquiries directed to J W Daly 810 Fidelity Building Buffalo NY. Quote about wealth appears from Philadelphia Ledger.

J. W. Daly Fivelity Building Buffalo, N. Y

Striker Shot by Policeman in Chicago

Joseph Sleeting, a striking teamster, was shot and killed by Policeman Peter O Neil during an escort of non union workers near a saloon. Sleeting struck O Neil with a bottle, wounding him before the officer fired, dying moments later.

Chicago Joseph Sleeting Peter O'Neil O'Neil Sleeting

Restorine Hair Restorer Ad Claims Quick Growth

An old advertisement touts Restorine as a hair tonic curing dandruff itching and baldness. It features a testimonial from Mary A. Nason of Roxbury Mass and notes availability from Warner Medical Co and Bon March Dry Goods Co at 50 cents a bottle with samples offered.

Mary A. Nason Walnut St Roxbury Mass Warner Medical Co Boylston St Borton Bon March Dry Goods Company

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Darling Taps Billy Boy In Blue Kate Maloney Merrimack St Lowell, Mass Bill OF Attractions Greenfield Detroit Free Press Highland and Veritas Lodges of T. E. Green Grand Court Ayotte Bros W. Dumont J. E. Maguire Condon Kelly Rangers Middlesex Wamesit Mr. Rock Dr. Dugdale W. E. Stafford P. Roger M. R. McMahon J. F. Connolly M. P. Regan P. R. Monahan J. McIntire Mr. McGown J. Kilroy Y. E. O'Day M. Duggan Jes W. MecKenna M. Gillign Malica Burns R. Sullivan Meagher Dr. Lawler Ladd and Whitney Circle Billerica Circle Pollard Rock Ed’ LC Central ST Schleestein, Cohen & CO West Third Street Schattman Bros Great Jones Street THE Equitable Society California Philadelphia Ledger D. T. Felix Gouraud L. A. Sayre Sawi Gouraud Prand U.S Canada Europe Ford T. Hopkins Great Jones St
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