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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1901

Page

3

Newburyport Bunco Pair Hunted After $3000 Scam

Two men swindled Jeremiah Blake of $3000 with a three card monte in Newburyport. City Marshal Lattime sought help in Haverhill, where the suspects briefly fled by train, leaving a horse and carriage with a sponsor named Dr Robinson. The box Blake brought home proved only containing three stones. Police recovered the horse in Haverhill and criticized lax local efforts. The pair are believed to be the same two who tried $5000 from Charles Bradley two weeks earlier.

Newburyport Jeremiah Blake Lattime Haverhill Mr. Greenough Hayes Dr. Robinson Greenough Blake Bunco Ashland Street Charles H. Bradley Emerson Street

The Graduate's Exit and Lowell's View on Youth

A reflective piece on graduation’s meaning in Lowell. It contrasts high school achievement with real work world demands, notes 158 graduates, and discusses how education translates to business life, self reliance, and social roles for both boys and girls. It also tracks summer vaca tions, local relocations, and notable townspeople.

Middlesex Street Philippines Lowell

Duel Drift Across the Water Sparks London Satire

The London Academy recounts a wry telegram saga starring Dr Tanner and Major Jones of Penzance over a House question about the Duke of Cambridge. Then wild notes propose a meeting in Constantinople, torpedoes and bromide cures, ending with a sharp quip on Tanner.

Dr. Tanner Duke of Cambridge Jones Penzance Constantinople Tower of Galata Tanner Major Jones Col. Saunderson London Academy

Graduation Night At Huntington Hall

Descriptive scene on graduation night shows fluttering fans on the platform in Huntington hall appearing like an army of white butterflies descending upon a flower garden.

Huntington Hall

Fourth of July committee sessions discuss seating and display plans

The Fourth of July committee in Lowell debated seating for city officials and guests on the common during fireworks. They noted a $500 Newburyport display by the same company and planned judges from out of town, with local judges unpaid but invited to dine. The event will be held on the North common, not the South, due to booths and tents.

City Hall Livingston Newburyport Lowell North South Common Mullen

Many House Fly Varieties Listed At Local Fair

Local exhibit highlights 48 kinds of house fly varieties. Researchers and entomology enthusiasts label differences in size color and wing patterns. Event underscores biodiversity and the reach of urban agricultural studies.

Cured Of Itching Piles Showed Remedy Success

Edward Dunellen of Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports seven years of torment from itching piles ending after using a 50 cent box of Pyramid Pile Cure. He claims the product cured him completely and notes the drug is sold by all druggists with a free mail order book on piles. Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan offers details.

Edward Dunellen Wilkesbarre Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich Brest F. Newbery & Sons Charterhouse Sq London E.C. Potter Drug and Chem. Corp Boston

Royal Arcanum forms new council in Odd Fellows temple

In the heat of last evening the Royal Arcanum instituted John Erikson Council No. 883 at Odd Fellows' temple with Grand Regent Daniel Beckford Jr and other officers present. Twenty seven charter applicants joined as founders. future initiations planned in July at Columbus Ga and Bangor Me. Court General Shields, F of A 46, elected officers at their Thursday meeting.

Royal Arcanum Order Odd Fellows Temple Daniel R. Beckford, Jr East Dedham Joseph B. Robson Boston Wm. L. Kelt Herbert A. Boynton Newtonville Beech John Erikson Wm. M. Sherwell Lowell John E. Pihl Henry W. Westerstrand Gustaf Carl W. E. Langmeier Carl Gustafson Fritz A. Holmes Otto M. Pihl John O. Burman Charles E. Wogander Torsten Reenstierna John C. En Westestrand Regelers Johnson Emil B. E Hiked Eric A. Johnson Gustaf A. Ahlberg Theodore Tongberg Torsten’ Reenstierna John Westberg Ernest H. Pihl Carl A.ahlberg Chas Erickson Alex. A. Bengtson Grand Council John C. Pihl Henry Westerstrand Columbus Bangor

Middlesex County Class of ’01 Reception at Pickering Hall

The Tewksbury High School ’01 class hosted about 100 friends and classmates at Pickering hall last evening. The program ran from 8 to 9 with seating on stage and dancing until midnight. Ushers were Louis and William Farmer, Harold Patten, Jessie Fuller, and Arthur Fairgrieves. Mr. Talbot French was general manager, assisted by Charles Smith, Harold Patten, and Arthur Fairgrieves. Catering provided by Cruickshank of Lowell.

Pickering Hall Louis Farmer William Farmer Harold Patten Jessie Fuller Arthur Fairgrieves Talbot French Charles Smith Cruickshank of Lowell

Westford Congregational Service Noted for Child Message

In Westford the Congregational church held Sunday services with acting pastor Mrs. E. H. Roper directing a children focused sermon from Matthew. The day featured a special musical program and C E meeting on temperance led by Mrs. Annie B. Kimball. next Sunday Miss Roper will swap pulpit with Rev. Nicklin of Graniteville.

E. H. Roper May Atwood Christian Endeavor Annie BP Kimball Roper Mr. Nicklin Graniteville

Blondin Case Draws Suspects and a Missing Trunk

Police questioned residents in Billerica and Chelmsford about a missing trunk tied to a homicide. A man at Sharon Heights claimed innocence, saying he is William Adamson and has been chased by detectives. He asked to be locked up and was taken to the lockup for vagrancy, with a mental state examination to follow.

Billerica Chelmsford William Blondin Sharon Heights Blondin F. B. Andrews William Adamson England Minnesota Canada Boston Andrews Toughton

For Sale Fruit Farm Near Lowell 14 Acres on Market

For sale a 14 acre fruit farm near Lowell with 9 room house, 8 acres of small fruits and a large orchard of winter and summer apples pears quinces and other fruits. One of the best locations. Price 2600. Apply to T. H. Elliot 64 Central St.

Lowell T. H. Elliot Central St

Proposed Expeditions To Explore The North Pole News

A lively note discusses summer reading and proposed journeys to the polar region. It suggests dismissing Kipling and Browning to prevent overloading readers' minds before diving into adventurous plans and explorations.

North Pole Kipling Browning

Graniteville Baseball Loses To West Groton In 12 7 Defeat

Graniteville lost 12 to 7 at West Groton after a strong six innings marked by McLenna's heavy hitting and Charlton's defense for Graniteville. McGlinchey and Coll yer starred for West Groton while a large crowd attended graduation ball events in Westford, with Goodwin's orchestra drawing crowds from Lowell, Boston and surrounding towns.

Graniteville West Groton Groton Boys McLenna Charlton Graniteville Boys McGlinchey Collyer Westford Town Hall Goodwin Marlboro Westford Lowell Boston Chelmsford Littleton D. J. Page Company A. R. DeRoehn Lowell Ball Club Fred Longbottom Mary Jane Burke Edward de Fault William Healy Henry William Grant Beverly Wilfred Blodgett O. A. Nelson Wilton J. A. Healy Nabnassett Grove St. Catherine

Prize Day at Groton School. lightning hits Stevens house

Groton June 24 prize day drew large crowds as students received prizes and heard Bishop Lawrence and Bishop McVicar address attendees. A lightning strike damaged the George T. Stevens residence on Court Street, injuring none. Diphtheria sickens John Crowley’s children. one death reported and others ill.

Groton School Bisho Lawrence Bishop McVicar Stevens John Crowley

Still River 125th anniversary marks strong church turnout

The Still River Sunday school convention drew 240 delegates from Wachusett schools with Rev A M Crane and others. The Still River church, founded June 27 1776, celebrated with a large outdoor meal, speeches led by Prof Henry T Bailey and a guided tour through a town steeped in local history.

Gie John Lawrence England L. B. Voorhees Niantic Conn Fred Jewett Shirley Warren Jewett Lawrence Academy Lafayette Warren Ayer Mark Shattuck Charles M. Raddin Parker Fletcher Main Street Low Boston J. L. Motley Prescott Susan Prescott James Prescott John Wright Hollin Street Charles Blood Margaret Fuller W. A. Wharton Judge Dana Bunker Hill William Prescott Still River Wachusett Association A. M. Crane Groton Henry T. Bailey State Board of Education

Value of Ideals sermon and local society notes

Rev E C Headle preached on The Value of Ideals at the Unitarian church. The Ladies Social circle met with president Mrs George H Robbins. Hutchinson furnishings sold by auction. George A Gay took possession of buildings lands. Dr Francis Mansfield heads St Pauls Waxahachie Texas and wrote The Gathered Waifs. Judge Cowley funds a poem on the Merrimack river. Christian Endeavor plans June 23 meeting led by Sidney A Davis.

E. C. Headle Hudson Unitarian Church Orthodox Society George H. Robbins Nathaniel Hutchinson George A. Gay Francis Mansfield Carlisle St. Paul's Church Waxenhachie Texas Mansfield

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