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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1902

Page

4

Thayers Charge Sparks House Debate on Cuban Reciprocity

Congress faced a sharp clash as Mr Thayer of Massachusetts alleged secrecy and pressuring rumors about Cuban reciprocity and the sugar trust. The appeal was laid on the table 125 to 87, while post office budgets drew debate on salaries and reciprocal tariff policy.

Washington Thayer Mass Sugar Trust House Loud Payne Cal Brantley Georgia South Cuba Michigan Uisiana

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Deemed Safe Cure All Stomach Ailments

Dr Redwell recounts a chronic dyspepsia case cured by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after four boxes. The patient reported rapid relief from acidity, bloating, and weight gain, with the remedy praised as harmless and suitable for children and invalids. The tablet is described as fruit and vegetable essences, pure pepsin, and Golden Seal, not a patent medicine.

Redwell Stuart

Senate Deadlock Over Paris Treaty Provisions and Direct Election Debate

The Senate refused to adopt the conference report on the Paris treaty article 7 plan to pay Cuban claims and call witnesses. Conferees Cullom Lodge and Morgan named. Berry pushes for direct senatorial elections, while Hoar argues against changing the constitutional basis. Burrows signals committee action and a possible report this session.

Washington Senate Cullom Messrs Cullom, Lodge and Morgan Cuba Spanish Claims Commission Berry Ark House of Representatives Committee On House Burrows Mich Committee On Privileges and Elections Imade Hoar Mass Privileges and Elections Committee Massachusetts Dubois

Appeal Arguments Heard in Supreme Judicial Court

In a full bench session the appeal of William Gilchrist from Judge Braley’s ruling for the executors of the late Rev. Dr. Court and Mrs. Court was argued by Edward F. McClelllen for Gilchrist and Charles Cowie for the executors with John S. Patton for Jennie Morton. The court allowed Mrs. Morton to show that Gilchrist’s assignment of the legacy to his wife was fraudulent. The executors will pay the legacy to Mrs. Morton or Mrs. Gilchrist as the court decides.

Ticut Ohio Littlefield Connecticut Hanna Burleston Secretary of State Hiram W. Thomas Thomas Chicago South Africa Burleson John O. Knight Knight Washington Dr. Thomas Hay Senator Cullom Lord Pauncefote Roosevelt Burleton State Department Hitt Foreign Affairs Committee Meyer Louisiana Supreme Judicial Court William Gilchrist Judge Braley Superior Court Robert Court

Ugly little man helps grow grammar lesson

A school inspector quizzes a grammar class on adjectives and nouns. Children name a man, then a little man, then an ugly little man, provoking a pause before the eager infant delivers the witty punchline.

Grape-Nuts Help Woman Restore Health Says Teacher

A Shelbina Missouri former schoolteacher recounts nervous breakdown, swollen limbs, and brain fog. After eight months on Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food and Postum Coffee her strength and memory returned, enabling her to resume duties. She asks for anonymity and cites Postum Co. provenance.

Providence Shelbina Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Vaccination law dispute and liquor sale timing in Boston

Special Legislative correspondence from Boston notes Senate restored a vaccination bill to its original form while a measure to allow liquor selling after 4 on election days was killed in the House. The day featured committee reports, votes on liquor law proposals, and appointments for a funeral delegation.

Senate Judiciary E. Sweetser C. S. Sullivan Superior Court Joseph J. Freely C. M. Draper Municipal Court of Boston District Court of Western Worcester Public Service Thomas J. Collins H. S. Fitzgerald W. E. Weld Moses Brown Newburyport Expressmen's League Frank K. Foster Arthur B. Curtis Revere Joseph E. Puswell Methuen Ernest H. Gaunt William J. Patten Northboro G A. Gates Mr. Kinney Albin M. Richards Mills Fall River Committee On Liquor Laws Frederick McGrath Messrs. Davis Salem Keith Brockton Bedger Quincy Messrs. Mills, Jackson and Dona Chelsea Adjutant General State Prison Northampton Insane Hospital Massachusetts Reformatory Committee On Agriculture H. 3. Griffin & Co Committee On Military Affairs Charles H. Rice Massachusetts Myers

Senate debate and votes on Dorchester Heights monument and public health bills

The Ways and Means Committee favorably reported the Dorchester Heights monument appropriation of 5000 under suspension of rules, and a ventilating plant for Lowell Textile School. The Senate rejected an increased legislative contingent for the dedication. Debates on ward caucus membership announcements and vaccination certificates followed, with amendments adopted 17 to 13 restoring the vaccination bill to its original form.

Boston J. T. Smith Lowell Board of Trade Lowell Textile School Senate Ways and Means Committee Lowell Senate Mann Ways and Means House Dorchester Heights Monument Oc Heights Monument Morse Hampshire Apsey Middlesex J. F. Porter Essex Williams Buss Hampden W. T. A. Fitzgerald Suffolk Howland J. A. Sullivan

Musicians Provide Substantial Polish Hungarian Russian Program

The Middlesex Women's club music section chaired by Miss Josephine C. Coburn offered an afternoon musicale featuring Mrs. Ella Cleveland Fenderson Boston contralto Miss Mary Louise Coburn pianist and Mrs. Ernest G. Dumas accompanist with Miss Gertrude Edmund reading Pauline Pavlovna. Fenderson performed a rich set including Golden Rolls Beneath Me The Arra Rubinstein The Maiden's Wish Chopin Thou Art a Flower and others with a recall of Longfellow’s Arrow and Song. Louise Coburn demonstrated notable piano pieces Silhouette Music Box Etude Meditation Berceuse and Etude with Dumas providing satisfactory accompaniment.

Middlesex Women’s Club Josephine C. Coburn Ella Cleveland Fenderson Boston Mary Louise Coburn Ernest G. Dumas Gertrude Edmund Pauline Pavlovna T. B. Aldrich St. Petersburg Chopin Liszt Haber Fontenailles Pinsuti Longfellow Louise Coburn Lowell Dvorak Lindow Arensky Tschaikowsky Etude

Greenwood Meetings open at Immanuel Baptist church

The Greenwood union meetings opened at Immanuel Baptist church Blossom street with Rev. Matthews True and Yarrow on the platform and Mr. Greenwood in good voice delivering two gospel solos and a stirring sermon. Choirs from Gorham street and Berean Methodist joined. The audience appeared large and engaged, with many remaining after the service. Meetings set daily at 8 and 7 30 p.m. inviting public attendance.

Greenwood Union Gorham Street Berean Methodist Immanuel Baptist Church Blossom Street Messrs. Matthews True Yarrow Berean W. J. Beaven Mr. Greenwood Greenwood

Signs of Spring from Taylor Roofing Co

Signs of early spring show Taylor Roofing Co ready to repair leaking roofs. They handle all roof repairs with a guarantee on the work. Telephone and Mr. Taylor will call to quote the job cost.

Taylor Roofing Co Taylor

Modern Fable on Career and Wit from George Ade

George Ade’s contribution to Century’s Year of American Humor presents a Modern Fable of the Old Fox and the Young Fox with sage maxims on official etiquette frugality and communication. It urges familiarity with leaders yet warns against vanity and unnecessary spending while favoring telegrams over long letters and selective charity.

George Ade

The Man Behind the Cigar and the Theater Hat

A witty remark compares a man puffing a cigar discreetly to his rights being trampled if forced to sit behind a large hat at a theatre. The line suggests social etiquette and personal display influence on audience seating.

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Thayers Stewart Mallory Naval Auxiliary Congress Frye United States Allison General Delarey Lord Methuen Beacon Hill Textile School Resolves Pass Bliss Blodgett Chandler Dean Fitzgerald Fletcher Gaylord Jones Manning Marsh Munroe T. F. Porter Seaver Skinner M. J. Sullivan Dyar Frost Harvell Holt Comins Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners Michael J. Sullivan Dorchester Heights’ Monument THE Panama Central ST Cook, Taylor & CO P. K Musicale Nashobah Agricultural College Amherst Henri D. Haskins F. H. Hodges Central Street D.mijohu Abel C. Whittier Westford Masury the Thompson Hardware Co Merrimack Street Lowell Opera House New England Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason's Corner Folks Cc. F. Demp Haale Weber Nelson and Milledge California Mildred Murray Sinyder Buckiey Arrity Sisters Buck America Jordan & Welch Chas. Falk Chas Lillian West Point Pety Maidens Cen's Savoy Theatre All Stars M. Steinert & Sons Co Theodore Schroeder B._‘on Baritona John I. Carter Eugene G. Russell Middlesex ST Lowell Mutual SG Central St J. C. Abbott Jos. Peabody W.S. Wong & CO Middlesex Street John Street Levi A. Lowell Massr Respiro Conway Conway Transfer CO Northern Depot
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