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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1901

Page

5

Beer Bottles as Signals in Speak Easy Case

In Pawtucketville Athletic Club troubles, police court hears Emile Savageau charged with illegally keeping liquor on Common street. Officers testified secret closet held 89 bottles of beer and 13 empties. Savageau claimed beer for home use. court found him guilty and fined $100, with appeal. Other docket items include threats, fish law violation, theft and drunkenness sentences.

Donaldson Dennett and Breault Emile Savageau Common Street Savageau Thomas Brown Hadley Brown Theothoros Paraskeopoulos Mary Ansara Inspector Allen White River Junction John Platt John F. Shields State Farm Bernard Jacobson Robert Warner John J. Brennan Hugh J. Thomas Pawtucketville Athletic Club William Murray

Stock Market Dull at Noon with Rumors of Failures

At noon the stock market showed weakness after a weak opening and a Tuesday afternoon dip. Rumors of impeding failures circulated but were thought to have faded, while stocks in Atchison, Mo. Pacific, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Illinois Central, New York Central, Reading, and Steel shares were being bought by brokers tied to Vanderbilts, Morgans, Rockefellers, and Keenes. A tonic ad promotes Champlain Stomach and Liver Tablets, 25 cents, claimed to restore liver function and vitality.

the Waldorf Atchison, Mo. Pacific Southern Pacific Union Pacific Illinois Central New York Central Reading Vanderbilt, Morgan, Rockefeller and Keene Champerlain All Drug Stores Bright, Sears & Co New York Awm.Sugar Res. Co Atchizon Brooklyn Rap T Chesa. & O C. & G. West CM &St P Ocri&pa von Gas Arie Ral Manhattan Mo. Pac. Seegheade Ae Golg National Lead New York Cen Nyo&ww Penn Railroad Wee &R Texas & Pac Union Pac S. Steel U.S. Steel Wabash West Union Boston B.&a Fo Mining. Amalgamated Arcadian Atlantic Bailic Wees Cent Jurek Coal Franklin Isle Royale Mohawk Osceola Rhode Island Trinity Utah Big A Winona Esseeee

Disappointing turnout at Livingston estate sale of house lots

Yesterday at the William E Livingston estate sale all bidders secured lots with prices ranging from 5 to 30 cents per square foot. D J Ring bought multiple easterly side lots, Frank B Ealy purchased Lot C on the west corner, and A L Gray acquired Lot B on the opposite corner. The sale was adjourned to a future date to liquidate remaining parcels.

William E. Livingston Mr. Livingston Mr. Conant Livingston Livingston Avenue Frank B. Ealy A. L. Gray

Auction house sells Crusoe musket from Selkirk kin

A Philadelphia auctioneers firm offered Robinson Crusoe's flintlock musket at a sale. The gun, a fine old flintlock, was once in the possession of a grandniece of Alexander Selkirk, with a notably clear pedigree for such items.

Philadelphia Robinson Crusoe Alexander Selkirk

Interesting Exercises at the Presentation of the Diplomas to Large Class

A large state normal school class representing 17 towns graduated in Lowell. Diplomas were presented by Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells after a program of music, speeches, and responses from principal Coburn and Mr. George H. Martin of the Boston board. The class gifted a plaster frieze from the Parthenon era, and the evening closed with a reception and dancing. The speaker emphasized the course of study as a foundation for knowledge, discipline, and cultivating high desires.

State Normal School Coburn Gov. Crane Dimon Miss Sawtelle Carrie Davis Gilman George H. Martin Boston Board of Supervisors Massachusetts America Commonwealth United States Mar George H. Conley State Board of Education Kate Gannett Wells Lowell Normal School City of Lowell Bessie May Edson Miss Edson

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