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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1905

Page

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Smallpox case fined for failure to report in Lowell

A Lowell man Simeon Giguere was fined 20 dollars in police court for neglecting to report a smallpox case at his home. The board of health described 15 yearly cases and urged rapid reporting to prevent spread. The judge ordered the fine as a warning to others while inspectors noted further related cases and hospital costs.

Board of Health Simeon Giguere H. H. Knapp E. G. Livingston Knapp Inspector Bates No. 10 Hall Street Livingston Bates Dr. Livingston Giguere McAvinue Canada Emma Lowell Hadley

Two Drownings in the Northern Canal in Cheever Street

Two drowning accidents occurred within an hour along the Northern Canal at Cheever Street Lowell. Seven year old Joseph Tellier fell in near Pawtucket Street and drowned. Ernest Mailloux, about 45, also drowned after attempting to reach the boy and being pulled under by ropes on a grappling iron. Mailloux lived at 132 Perkins Street, left a wife and seven children, and was a known rescuer in canal drownings.

Cheever Street Joseph Tellier Pawtucket Street Ernest Mailloux Tellier Philip Tellier Philip Joseph Albert Isadore Albert Mailloux Albert Aiken Street Henry Moses W Worcester E. Simard Joseph Leduc St. Jean de Baptiste Samuel Champlain Foresters of America Lowell Joseph Malvina Tellier Madame Tellier Marshal Read Belvidere Hichlands Pawtucketville East Merrimack Street Central Street Lawrence Cummings Cummings John Looney Jefferson Street Peter Davey Leo Adams Street Rose Looney Tremont Suffolk Mark Lawrence Fred Margaret Irish

Painless Dentistry Offer From Oletundine System in Massachusetts

In old Venice memory, dentists promise swift dental work today to leave sweet memories. The Oletundine System of Painless Dentistry at 46 Merrimack Dent Sewell, Mass, Dr. A. J. Gagnon, entist offers bridge work fillings gold crowns and other procedures.

Venice Merrimack Dent Sewell Mass A. J. Gagnon Entist

TWO MORE CASES OF SMALLPOX IN LOWELL

Joseph St. Onge aged 19 of 162 Colburn street is the latest smallpox victim with eruptions developing after Sunday. He was moved to the contagious hospital. Yvonne Marchand, 4, of 107 Prince street, was also taken to the contagious hospital with smallpox.

Joseph St. Onge Colburn Street Caisse Prince Street Yvonne Marchand Board of Health Lowell

National Bank Supervisors Hear Maine Leader on Overcapitalization

Portland hearing features Congressman Chas E Littlefield of Maine who condemns Maine and New Jersey corporate laws as vicious. He proposes federal rules for true financial condition disclosures and strong oversight, endorsing Timberlake views on safe savings bank investments and criticizing Equitable Life. Kilburn and Justice Emery also address deposits, government supervision, and the balance between liberty and regulation.

Portland National Association of Supervisors of State Banks Chas Littlefield Maine New Jersey Timberlake Equitable Life Assurance Saciety Congress Frederick D. Kilburn Albany N. Y New York State Lucilius A. Emery Ellsworth Supreme Judicial Court of Equitable Life Assurance Society

Secretary Hay Gains Steadily at The Fells

Newbury New Hampshire June 29 Secretary of State John Hay remains confined to his bed at The Fells summer home yet shows steady improvement. He slept well and appeared refreshed and stronger today aided by good weather. Dr Murphy of Boston stays at the residence as Clarence Hay reports the family feels greatly encouraged by his improved condition.

Mutiny and Martial Law Rock Odessa Crisis

A June dispatch from St Petersburg reports fear of civil war as mutiny among the Black Sea fleet threatens to spread to the army. Martial law may be declared, with Odessa possibly in the hands of strikers. reports claim mutineers control several ships.

St. Petersburg Odessa Kakalnoff Chouknin Black Sea Admiralty Avellan Sevastopol Peterhof Associated Press Kruger Kniaz Potemkine Sinope Wirenius Naval General Staff Kniaz Potemkine

Lowell Street Clearing Plan Sparks City Rights Question

A June 28 1905 letter questions portions of the Merrimack street structure near the Boston Lowell railroad after a fire. It asks the Lowell city government to confirm claims to half the foundations and roof materials and to decide if the city wishes to remove or take ownership before work begins.

Merrimack Street Boston & Lowell Railroad City of Lowell

Boy Falls Three Stories From Adams Street Balcony

A four year old Bert Cashman slipped from a railing at 84 Adams Street and landed three stories below. A neighbor roof broke the fall, saving his life. Dr. Sullivan treated him. concussion verdict uncertain for days. He has head bruises but no broken bones.

Adams Street Bert Cashman Sullivan

Pittsburg Flyer Derailed Killing One in Ohio Crash

Cleveland reports the Pittsburg flyer derailed between Atwater and Ravenna with one death and several injuries. The train departed Cleveland at eight this morning. In Kansas City three were killed and three injured when an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe limited collided with a belt line train near Troost Avenue.

Cleveland Pittsburg Atwater Ravenna Ohio Kansas City Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Limited Chicago Belt Line Railway Troost Avenue

Seven Negroes Lynched in Watkinsville Mob Action

A mob in Watkinsville Georgia lynched seven Black prisoners and one white man after forcing the jailer to surrender keys. The victims included Lewis Robertson Richardson Roberson Sandy Pice Claude Elder Ben Harris Joe Patterson Jim Yearly and Ian Aycock. The group moved from the jail to the scene at about 1 to 2 am, amid suspicions of assault on Mrs Weldon Dooley and possible ties to earlier killings of Mr and Mrs Holbrook.

Atlanta Watkinsville Oconee County Lewis Robertson Richardson Robertson Sandy” Pice Claude Elder Ben" Harris Joe” Patterson

Chinese Chamber Considers Boycott Over Exclusion Act

Selangor July 29 The Chinese chamber of commerce will meet July 2 to discuss joining a boycott of American merchandise until the Chinese exclusion act is repealed.

Selangor Malay Peninsula Chinese Chamber of Commerce

Fire Damages Morgan Mattress Factory in Portland

The mattress factory of James E. Morgan & Co. in Portland, Me. sustained about 4200 in fire damage today, with an insurance coverage of 1300. Fire officials are investigating the cause of the blaze.

Portland James E. Morgan & Co

Yale Harvard Regatta Opens With Harvard Wins Varsity Four and Freshman Eights

New London Conn June 29 Yale and Harvard crews opened the annual Thames regatta with Harvard taking the varsity four and the freshman eight by lengths. Official times show Harvard ahead at every distance from a two mile finish of 11 22 to Yale 11 27 and 9 59 to 10 04 in the freshman.

New London Conn Harevard Harvard Thames Yale Nature Eli Yale Crimson Cambridge Cornell

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