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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
4
Umbrellas on sale in silk and English gloria lots
Bright goods bargain: silk gloria umbrellas regular 1.50 now 98 cents English gloria at 69 cents per lot. One hundred assorted colored sunshade umbrellas in green rue red brown at typical 3 to 3.50 now 1.98 each.
Watches and diamonds sale deals on ladies and gents pieces
Jewelry sale offers ladies gold watches fully warranted for 20 years at 12 dollars. Gent's gold filled watches with Waltham or Elgin movements at 9.98. Diamonds stones loose and mounted from 10 to 300 dollars. Bon bon dishes olive dishes spoon trays vases and bowls offered at lowered prices in a broad assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gent
Waltham
Elgin
Jewelry wares and repair services advertised
Waist sets and belts offered from 25 cents in pearl silver and gold finishes with hand painted options. A 15 cent window features varied gift items. Articles valued from 1 to 3 dollars in sterling silver china and cracker jars. Watch and jewelry repairing and engraving services available.
Yale Triumphs in Thames Regatta Sweep
New London reports Yale defeats Harvard in all three Thames regatta races. Yale won the Varsity eight by three and a half lengths, the Freshman eight by two and a quarter lengths, and the Varsity four by one and a half lengths. Times show Yale leading from mid race, with Yale crews praised for superior stroke and form under John Kennedy, as crowds cheered from yachts and observation trains.
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New London
Yale
John Kennedy
Harvard
Old Harbor
New Haven
Thames
William Meikleham
Old Columbia
McGrew
Little Byttle
Navy Yard
Crimson
Harvard Shell
Duffy
Swaim
Bow
Bogue
Yale Crew Captains Young Yale Star W S Cross
Yale's joy at victory in the Varsity race was complemented by wins in the four oared and freshman events. At Broadview Yale oarsmen gathered for their last meal before leaving for New Haven. A meeting elected captain for next year, unanimously choosing W S Cross of Fitchburg Massachusetts, age 22, who rowed number 7 in today’s race.
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Yale
Ferry
Conn
Broadview
New Haven
W. 8
S. Cross
Fitchburg
Mass
Cross
Harvard Chooses Dillingham as Varsity Crew Captain
At Harvard quarters after the races on June 25 in New London Connecticut H G Dillingham 04 of Honolulu captain and stroke of the four oared crew was unanimously elected captain of the varsity crew for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Harvard
H. G. Dillingham
Honolulu
Varsity
Celebrated Yale Victory Ignites City Bonfire Crowd
In New Haven on June 25 a massive bonfire lit Yale campus for three hours to celebrate Yale’s victories at New London. Thousands of residents, graduates, and returning students joined the jubilant crowd, which paraded from town to Osborne Hall and then to the New Haven House for a banquet and speeches by Yale athletic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
New London
Osborne Hall
New Haven House
Delaware Lynching Sparks Gov Conference and Riot
In Wilmington a lynching followed the murder of Miss Helen Bishop, triggering a state governor led meeting of judiciary officials. Troop deployment was considered as clashes between white and black residents erupted, two suspects were captured, and one man was wounded.
Wilmington Race Tension Escalates After Lynching
A man was shot in the stomach by a white assailant and rushed to a hospital in serious condition as Black leaders marching on Ninth street vow to retaliate against the night’s assaults on their race. They condemn White the lynched man, yet most Black residents in Wilmington back the lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Party of Negroes
Ninth Street
Wilmington
Deputy Marshal Shot in Olive Hill Kentucky
Deputy Marshal Gushall was killed when approaching Everett Baity with an arrest warrant. Baity fired a shotgun, and Marshal Lewis White killed Baity. Baity, a barber, had been charged with stealing tools.
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Olive Hill
Gushall
Everett Baity
Baity
Lewis White
White
J. W. Fairbanks Dead At Amherst College Treasurer
Amherst, June 25. Joseph W. Fairbanks, treasurer of Amherst College for six years, died here today. A graduate of the class of ’86, he had taught in Worcester and St. Louis, and served as principal of Williston Seminary at East Hampton, with prior posts in St. Paul and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Joseph W. Fairbanks
Amherst College
Worcester
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Williston Seminary
East Hampton
Five Hundred Pigtails Fall in Chinatown
In New York a Chinese Reform dinner at Delmonico's marked a historic moment as nearly a hundred Chinamen wore dress suits, queues absent, while Dr Walter Brooks Brouner claimed 500 pigtails fell in Chinatown last month due to reform propaganda, allegedly sanctioned by the Chinese emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Friends of Chinamen
Delmonico’s
Chinese Reform Association
Walter Brooks Brouner
Chinatown
J. H. Singleton
Weary Militiamen Return to Camp After Parade
South Framingham report H. M. V. M. First brigade returns to state camp after Boston parade in good spirits and readiness. Gov Bates reviews the brigade on Sunday at 2 30. Break camp early Saturday morning. American band concert at Canobie Lake Park Sunday afternoon and evening.
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South Framingham
Boston
Bates
Lowell
Canobie Lake Park
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H. H. Ward
Robert H. Richards
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David J. Rhinehardt
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