Toilet Sets In Three Colors On Sale
10 piece full size toilet set decorated in three colors with regular price 2.25. One quart size items marked down to 13 cents and 6 aed price noted.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1900
Page
3
Without Bail Job Clay Held on a Charge of Murder
Dover New Hampshire March 18 Job Clay of Lee committed to jail Tuesday for an alleged assault on his wife Rhoda Etta Clay died February 27 arraigned on first degree murder by inflicting injuries legal count brought by Lee selectman Lewis Gaell counsel E B Folcom denied the charge The state's case featured testimony from Horace W Frank Clay sons witnesses Lydia Snell and Isetta Langmald. Doctor Albert B Grant described bruises swelling and signs of pneumonia while Coroner John R Ham testified the body showed extensive bruising and a fatal shock from a blow to the abdomen. The court held probable cause to answer to the grand jury and he remained jailed without bail.
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Dover
N. H
Job Clay
Lee
Rhoda Etta Clay
Lewis E. Gaell
E. B. Folcom
Walter W. Scott
Horace W
Frank Clay
Lydia
Snell of Lee
Clay
Etta A. Snell
Isetta W. Langmald
Langmald Clay
Albert B. Grant
Durham
Bet
Hinbone
Conor
Revere
Mate
Tee
Clay Howe
Aed
Corener
John R. Ham
Stephen Young
Ham
Supreme Court
Sphinx Excavations Unearth Temple Under Its Chin
The 1818 dig by Englishman Cavigita revealed a temple beneath the Sphinx with a red granite back wall covered in carvings. In 1866 Colonel Raum of San Francisco, aided by Arabs, dug about 49 feet into the rock but was stopped by authorities. A colossal stone crown, 10 feet in diameter and 18 to 20 feet high, was found tied to the head, hinting at an ancient tomb and royal seal within the ruins. The article notes deciphered inscriptions referencing King Tehu and possible royal lineage.
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Cavigita
Pliny
St. Cavigia Dese
Col. Raum
San Francisco
Maud S. Dead Queen of the Turf Passes at Port Chester
Maud S. the renowned trotting mare died at the Shults stock farm in Port Chester New York after a cold and illness tied to a move from Kentucky. At twenty six she was one of racing history long associated with Bonner heirs and captain George H. Stone then sold to Robert Bonner in 1884 for forty thousand dollars.
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Greenwich
Conn
Maud S
John H. Shults
King Street
Port Chester
N. Y
Bonner
Sundl
Glenville
Axworthy
Maud
Benedict
Bhults
Plaga
New York
Mr. Vanderbilt
Robert Bonner
Lexington
Cleveland
Sunol
Stockton
Cal
Maude
Bonners
Disraeli Peel Letter Clarified by Gorst Book
Harold E. B. Gorst’s new study The Earl of Beaconsfield argues Disraeli did not directly seek office in 1841. A legal authority consulted by Gorst says the 1846 denial reflected Disraeli’s avoidance of an explicit post request, countering claims of dishonorable action. Westminster Gazette.
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Disraeli
Sir Robert Peel
Lord Beaconsfield
Peel
Harold EB. Gorst
Earl of Beaconsfield
Blackie & Son
Gorst
Disrael
Westminster Gazette
Embroidery Demand Grows Through Crusades And Tapestry
The Crusades boosted embroidery demand for cloaks pouches and banners as kings and followers sought elaborate hangings for tents and heraldic blazons. New stitches and applique arose, while Spaniards reportedly learned metal ornamentation from Saracens and later used stones and pearls, such as Charles of Orleans spending about £40 in 1414 for nine pearls for a great coat sleeve edging.
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Charles of Orleans
London Spectator
Massachusetts hearing on Lowell and Seacoast Street Railway plan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces a committee hearing on March 6 at 10 AM in room No. . to consider legislation enabling the Lowell and Sees a Eatway Company to carry tre. petition of Hiram J. Potter accompanies the bill. W. Harenton, Chairman. Clerk of the Committee.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
State House
Noston
Hiram J. Potter
Lowell
A. Ee Eatway Company
Tre
Mer
Massachusetts hearing on engineer corps for militia
The Committee of Military Affairs at the State House in Boston will hold a hearing for interested parties on engineers for the militia and on instruction for mounted militia. The session is scheduled for Wednesday, March 10 at 10 o clock A M in Room No. State Hours. Augustus P Gartner chairs. FP Herron is clerk.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusatts State House
Boston
Committee of Military Affaire
Engineer Corp
House
Mounted Mailitia
Augustus P. Gartner
Wee
FP. Herron
Massachusetts Public Charitable Inlet Petition Examinations
The Massachusetts committee on public charitable interests reports on five petitions including Arasius P. Carpenter seeking relief and Catherine Sullivan seeking a related monetary reimbursement. The notes reference the clerk and proceedings in Boston dated March 1.
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State Howes
Boston
Arasius P. Carpenter
Martie
Foatheroegh
Alee the Petit
Catherine F. Sullivan
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