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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1902

Page

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Fire on Hoboken pier engulfs British Queen. deaths feared

Hoboken fire on the Phoenix line pier destroyed the British Queen and adjacent cargo. Longshoreman Patrick Hussey died. Chief Engineer Scott is missing. Fire officials fear many more fatalities while crews search the wreck and pier debris.

New York Phoenix Line Hoboken Patrick Hussey Phoenix St. Mary’s Hospital Scott Vereck Helfer Hussey

King Edward Revives Snuff Taking Habit

London report notes King Edward has revived the snuff habit at Marlborough House dinners. A Georgian silver snuff box once used by the Prince Regent is presented at dessert, and the King helps himself liberally sharing with favored guests.

London Edward Marlborough House

Brooklyn Man Missing 12 Years Returns From Australia

Joseph J. Gill, son of a Brooklyn manufacturer, was believed dead after disappearing in 1886 while mining near Sydney. He survived bushmen captivity, fled to Luzon with Macabebe scouts, was wounded, and now contacts his mother and brothers in New York. His wife had remarried during his absence.

New York Australia Joseph J. Gill Thomas Gill Brooklyn Gill Sydney United States Joseph Gill Dagupan Luzon Philippine Islands Aguinaldo

Bass Singer Recovers Voice After Eighteen Years

R C Davis of Columbus, Ohio, whose voice vanished eighteen years ago after singing with an Indianapolis church choir, regains it when a swallowed tooth fragment, lodged in a pocket of the esophagus below the larynx, is expelled during a coughing fit. Doctors had failed to cure prior throat ailments.

Columbus, C R. C. Davis Indianapolis

Hotel Fire in Marissa Destroys Town Buildings

A blaze at the Commercial hotel in Marissa Illinois last night followed a safe blowing crime. Robbers escaped with 2500 after forcing entry around midnight, causing 150000 dollars in losses. The fire engulfed Brown & Co grain elevator Hamilton & Co bank and Lyon & White lumber yard. Insurance covers the loss. Several people narrowly escaped death.

Marissa Ill Commercial Hotel Brown & Co Hamilton & Co Lyon & White

City Hall Eyes Pay As You Go Budget Shift

City officials warn growing expense pressures will outpace value increases within 15 years, tilting finances toward salaries and interest. A broader taxation plan, higher assessors oversight, and revenue schemes are urged while debates over school and poor departments intensify at City Hall. Political maneuvers and upcoming mayoral bids add to the urgency. Secretary Courtney vows departmental adherence to allocations, and a civil service reshuffle aims to install Ethel Foss as chief foreman of the sewer department.

Committee On Appropriations City Hall Board of Overseers of the Poor James H. Carmichael William E. Badger Lucius A. Derby Frank Lazelle Civil Service Sewer Department Ethel S. Foss

Rebels Defy Imperial Forces in Southern China

The Hong Kong report cites Gen Ma and Marshal Su saying suppression is impossible with current troops. Canton viceroy requests reinforcements from Yuan Shi-ai. Rebels win at Sek Shing in Kwang Tung and Popakwang Si. Yun Nan holds Foo Chuen. Liu Chou in Kwang Si and Yung nibs in Kwei Chou also fallen.

Hong Kong Canton Yuan-Shi-ai Chi Lij Sek Shing Kwang Tung Popakwang Si Yun Nan

Besler Appointed General Manager Of New Jersey Railroad

Philadelphia March 19 President Baer announced W G Besler will become general manager of the General Railroad of New Jersey. Besler, born 1864 in Galesburg Illinois, has been general superintendent of the Reading railway since September 1900, with about twenty years in railroad service.

Philadelphia Baer Ceneral Railroad of New Jersey W.g.besler Besler Reading Railway Mr. Besler Galesburg

Queen Regent appoints new ministry in Madrid

The Queen Regent signed the appointments for the new ministry in Madrid on March 19. Cabinet officers will take an oath this evening, marking the start of the new administration.

Madrid

Sunday Schools convention of Lowell District convenes

The tenth annual Lowell District Massachusetts Sunday School association meeting opens at Worthen Street M E church with Rev J M Craig presiding. Miss E M Skilton presents on home department work and Mrs Flora V Stebbins discusses the Monomoy life saving disaster before proceeds on plans and reports.

Lowell District Massachusetts Sunday School Association Worthen Street M. E J. M. Craig J. D. Millin Church of Christ J. F. Allen Worthen Street Home Department E. M. Skilton Flora V. Stebbins State Monomoy Lowell O. C. Frye Malden Fannie L. Bennett H. S. Conant Clark M. E. Church Craig

Howard Goes Wild At Merrimack Mill Union

Fred Howard a Merrimack mill second hand acted violently at work, singing loudly and jumping about. Officers McGuirk and Dennison restrained him, then he was placed in a patrol wagon and taken to the police station. He struck Officer Ryder during transport and may be committed to an asylum if his condition does not improve. He has had prior similar episodes but recovered before.

Supt. Mason Phoenix Line Mason Phoenix Pier Chas. Christiansen Castleton Christiansen Fred Howard Merrimack McGuirk Dennison Howard Chester Ryder Lawrence Street Harris F. Bragden Portland Bragden Harris Lowell Annie Durgin Hadley

Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promotes Blood Purification Claims

An advertisement asserts that Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the best medicine for purifying and enriching the blood regardless of illness duration. It urges readers to trust the product and notes a price of $1 and availability at druggists.

Ayer

Half-Witted Newsboy Sent to Reformatory

John Lynch a Merrimack square newsboy pleaded guilty to drunkenness before Judge Hadley and was sent to the Massachusetts reformatory. Though 21 in age, he looked 15 and had savored a rough life. his earnings and discipline contrasted with his slide into alcohol and nightly barroom visits.

John Lynch Merrimack Square Hadley Massachusetts Reformatory Lynch Johnnie Judge Hadley

Rioters Sentenced in St Petersburg Court Case

Eighty seven arrested in St Petersburg for rioting Sunday last have been sentenced to three months in prison. Prosecutions of the ring leaders are still pending.

St. Petersburg

Retired General Young Out, Rawles Named Temp California Commander

San Francisco reports Major General S B M Young retires from command of the military department of California. Colonel J B Rawles is appointed as temporary commander amid leadership transition.

San Francisco S. B. M. Young Military Department of California J. B. Rawles

Ps bs Overgarment Styles Lead Spring Wardrobe

The ps bs returns as a top spring overgarment with fresh, handy appeal. New olive and dark gray shades appear alongside the traditional black and oxford gray options. Dressier black or silk lined overcoats suit daily wear, while a 50 inch waterproof model covers evenings and stormy weather, all offered at right prices.

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