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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

Page

8

Lost Money Speculating in Stocks Lands Bank Teller in Trouble

Granville M. Leighton, teller at National Traders Bank in Portland Maine, is held for the grand jury on a defalcation charge After admitting he took funds to the extent of about 43000 he pledged to aid in the investigation and to return the money He faced US Commissioner Bradley pled not guilty and was bound over at 18000 bail Officials say the bank losses may total around 19000 with assets including a 10000 indemnity bond, real estate and stock holdings.

Portland Granville M. Leighton National Traders Bank Leighton United States Federal Court Pearson Old Orchard Bradley Foster District Court Hatch Bonding Company of North America Montreal

De Wet and Steyn Cross Rail Line Movement Report

Despatch from Heilbron Orange River Colony reports General De Wet and Vice President Steyn crossed the main railroad line during the night of March 9 five miles north of Wolverhoek as they move westward.

Heilbron Orange River Colony de Wet Steyn Wolverhoek

Royal Visit to Ireland Postponed by Cabinet Advice

London reports the planned royal visit to Ireland this year has been cancelled on cabinet advice. A Moscow savings bank opens to help would‑be brides secure dowries, with expected sums from £100 to £1500 to attract husbands.

London Ireland Moscow

Insist on Troff's Extract Not Cheap Substitutes

An advertisement from EISNER & MENDELSON CO. Sole Agents in New York urges buyers to insist on Johann Troff's Extract and reject cheaper substitutes, claiming the alternatives offer only price appeal without quality.

Johann Troff Eisner & Mendelson CO New York

British Opinion of Mr Howells in The Book World

The Times Literary Supplement and New York press critique Mr Howells in iN THE BOOK WORLD. They question his insistence on Nice Girls and mock his flirt ideas, noting Latins and Russians favor older heroines. The piece cites Dickens and American links, remarking Howells notes post American influence on English virtue.

New York Mail and Express Mr. Howells Times Literary Supplement M. Paul Bourget Thunderer Dickens Anti-Cigarette Society New York

Book Buyer highlights and reviews in March issue

The March issue of The Book Buyer features likenesses of Robert Bridges and Edith Wharton, plus a Roosevelt portrait. It covers Local and National Types in Fiction, Forgotten Nature Studies, Modern Ghost development, and a Agnes and Egerton Castle profile in Surrey. Literary reviews by Audrey and Bullock, plus sections on Critics and Criticism and fiction writing business.

March Robert Bridges Benjamin Edith Wharton Gibson Roosevelt Mary Twombly Margaret Fenn Robinson Marjory MacMurchy Agnes Egerton Surrey England Book Review Audrey Literary News of England Mr. Bullock the Rambler Duane Mowry Myrtle Reed Frank Norris Folger Barker

Novel by Mary T Wright Soon to Be Published

Mary Tappan Wright wife of Harvard professor John H Wright is the author of Aliens a strong Southern life novel forthcoming from Scribner's. Wright, raised in Cambridge society, comes from a notable Keath college family. Her first long work follows her success in Scribner's Magazine and the Atlantic. Other forthcoming titles from Houghton Mifflin include works on Ruskin Douglas Nature Emerson Norton Lowell Rolfe and Quida.

Mary Tappan Wright The Scribners John H. Wright Harvard University Society of Cambridge Wit Ke ‘Th College Steubenvil Wright Scribner’s Magazine the Atlantic Houghton, Mifflin & Co John Ruskin W. G. Collingwood Stephen A. Douglas William Garrett Brown Riverside Ellen Russell Emerson Charles Eliot Norton James Russell Lowell W. J. Rolfe Europe

Town Meeting Warrant Covers School, Roads and Taxes

East Pepperell voters prepare for Monday March 17 town meeting with articles to choose a moderator hear reports of seven town officers decide on sums to raise for schools highways poor and town charges mention extending High street and fire alarm system plus sewer and drainage work and tax collection methods. The town also notes Memorial day funding and high school graduation costs and street improvements.

High Street Pleasant Street Frank Ward Heald Street Townsend Street Prospect J. Slammon Boston and Maine Cottage Street Prescott Orange Townsend Memorial Hall H. W. Smith Page Ayer Senator Tillman Tillman Middlesex-Worcester - Pomona Prescott Grange Postal Savings P. J. Pépparell Nome James Hildreth Lunenburg Pillsbury Ashby H. O. Wing Liton Thomas Gilson Groton New Orleans F. S. Young Eperell Charles Spaulding Atepperell Geal Dix Iscussion Refarmer Myron P. Swallow Alden Perky Leominster William F. Dennen Pepperell Henry J. Tolles Dunstable Cora Greenleaf Townsend J. M. Scarborough Fitchburg John E. Gifford Sutton Geo. P. Parker Katherine Lent Stevenson

Book News on The Colonials and Other Works

Publication note on The Colonials by Doubleday and Co with rapid sales and multiple printings. Also references Edith Wharton’s The Valley of Decision at 680 pages in two volumes and contrast with The Touchstone. Includes a praise clip about Ernest Thompson Seton from an Iowa newspaper.

Iowa Ernest Thompson Seton England Edith Wharton

Young A G Nash Impresses With Dabney and Reed

In West Acton Middlesex County observers note the ascent of Assistant Attorney General Nash. The Boston Record praises Nash's talents when seen alongside L. S. Dabney and T. B. Reed, calling him more than ordinary.

Nash L. S. Dabney T. B. Reed Mr. Nash Boston Record

Local notes and society events headline in town

Miss Jennie Wheeler visits her aunt in Littleton. The A's B's and C's of the Unitarian society plan an upcoming vestry supper and entertainment. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Fred Davis of Townsend was interred at Brookside cemetery. Mr Henry Gates conducted a livestock and hay sale last Thursday. A grange lecture is set for next Tuesday evening.

Jennie Wheeler Littleton Unitarian Society Fred Davis Townsend Brookside Cemetery Henry Gates Grange

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Grand Jury DE Wet and Johann Hoff Ogogoctu Bodogoose Goog Joosoiogoooos East Pepperell Francis Brow Doubleday, Past Middlesex County West Acton STOW Courier the Citizen Charles Morris Morris Courier-Citizen CO Lowell Merrimack Street
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