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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1903

Page

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Tragic Train Deaths Claim Three Girls in Rhode Island

Three girls under 20 were killed and a fourth seriously injured at Phillipsdale on the New York New Haven Hartford line. Rose McAloon Bridget White Mary Tierney died after stepping off a freight train to avoid a northbound locomotive, then a southbound engine struck them. Lizzie McKnight survived with serious injuries. several others escaped harm. Bodies were sent to Pawtucket for burial preparations.

Providence R. I Phillipsdale New York, New Haven & Hartford Rose McAloon Bridget White Pawtucket Mary Tierney Central Falls Lizzie McKnight Glen Lyon Dye Works Philipsdale

Insurance cases dominate Lowell police court docket

In a busy session, Rubloff and Cowan faced larceny and insurance fraud charges with continuances and adjournments. Rubloff’s case moved to March 25 to allow communication with Chicago friends, while Cowan’s false life insurance representation case neared trial with a March 26 date. Multiple fines were levied for gaming, drunkenness, and disorderly conduct, and several youths received probation or school placement.

Henry Rubloff Chicago Hadley Rubloff New York Life Insurance Company Stiles Hyman Snyder Sidney Drewett Donahue Antoine J. Cowan Boston Lowell Cowan

The Big Shoe House Of Lowell Advertises Fancy Shoes

A rail thin note proclaims that brand names and engraver’s art do not improve shoes beyond a simple $3.50 purchase. The ad points to Lowell, Opp, City Hall as the source of the promotion and highlights the pricing limit.

Fire claims life of occupant in Danielson dwelling

A house fire in Danielson on March 20 destroyed the Edwards family home. Stephen Essex, aged, was burned to death in his room where he lay ill. Other residents escaped in night attire, losing money and valuables as flames rapidly consumed the premises.

Laura Coburn City Farm Richardson Coburn Thomas Niland John Latour Anthony Christon Stephen Howard Boston & Maine Railroad Hale's Brook Christon Lyman School Hadley Slattery Lowell John Casey Thomas Ryan Waverley Patrick J. Griffin Newmarket N. H Douglas McInnes Newport William Richards Boston Simon Peter Nobaski Susannah Marren Inspector Walsh Dooley Susannah Sabina Hart Danielson Conn Wm. Edwards Stephen Essex Essex

Passenger Stops Flaming Washington Express By Emergency Brake

A Washington express train carrying cab and tender ablaze raced toward Jersey City after leaving New Brunswick. Firemen fought flames as engineer Lyons tried to shut off power. passenger H Shearman Lewis pulled the emergency brake rope, halting the speeding train before it reached Rahway yards. An additional engine was attached and the train arrived an hour late in Jersey City.

New York Washington Express Jersey City Pennsylvania Washington New Brunswick J. M. Mooney Philadelphia Searles Metuchen Lyons Rahway H. Shearman Lewis

Yale Friends Remember Pennell Loyal To Memory

Yale class of 1887 members publish a long statement praising Arthur Reed Pennell of Buffalo as a man of the finest Yale type. They note his loyalty, kindness, and unshakable character amid his death linked to the Burdick case, with messages of sympathy from many classmates and a final pledge of pride in Yale.

New Haven Pennell Yale Buffalo Carleton L. Brownson New York Sanford E. Cobb Wm. A. Cornish Cortland N. Y Oliver G. Jennings Thomas Penney William Lyon Phelps Albert R. Pritchard Rochester

Strike sympathies swirl over Lowell wage dispute

A Fall River correspondent reports a Boston Journal despatch alleging New Bedford and Fall River labor leaders back a strike to win a 10 percent wage rise for Lowell operatives. Weavers’ secretary Matthew Hart in New Bedford signals broad support and possible financial aid, pending union-wide approval.

Lowell The Boston Journal Today Fall River New Bedford Hart Matthew Hart Weavers’ Union New Bedford. After Listening To What Mr. Hart Mr. Hart

Why colds lead to pneumonia and home work offer

A dated short ad block explains that neglecting a cold can inflame lung lining causing pneumonia and promotes Father John’s Medicine as a food remedy. It also advertises at home pillow making earnings and a bicycle repair job listing with minimal details.

Father John

New Haven Railroad Grievance Committee Holds Quiet Session

A message from NYNH and Hartford Railroad president Hall was sent to the conductors and trainmen grievance committee. The directors action was discussed beginning at 10 am, but the committee would not reveal contents or discuss details outside the room.

Consolidated New Haven Hall New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company

Yale announces new senior club named Blihu club

New Haven March 20 Yale graduates learn of a new senior organization, the Blihu club, described as a run club not a secret society. Its aim is to enroll as many seniors as possible and to restrict membership to students not in any other senior society, with university eligibility rules applying.

New Haven Conn Yale T 18 Ite Schepters Blihu Club On Slal Eutire Mlihu

Collision in Long Island Sound robs Plymouth of life

In dense fog the Plymouth with 500 passengers and 200 crew was rammed by the Taunton near Gull Island. At least six dead, many injured, and debris fill the second cabin and steerage as survivors are rescued and preparations made for rail transport. Captain Davis declined comment and marines aided in the response. The crash occurred just east of Plum Island as the Plymouth headed for New London.

New London Conn Gull Island Plymouth Fisher's Island Navigation Company John McCarthy Snow Coleman Julius Dawson John Bristol John William Jonathan M. Thompson Wilkesbarre Patrick Daley New York Michael Kilduff Boston Daley J. C. Williamson Ger Frankie Baltimore Elisha Davis Plum Island Taunton Davis T. H. Low United States Marine Corps Wm. C. Harlee Low

Collision at Nantucket Shoals Damages Portland Schooner Sebago

A three masted Portland schooner Sebago was badly damaged after colliding with a four masted vessel off Nantucket shoals. The Sebago reached Chatham anchorage but remained leaking with four feet in the hold. Life savers aided the battered ship, and a tug was requested as repairs and tow options were debated.

Chatham Nantucket Shoals Portland New York C. H. Cogswell Nantucket Cogswell Chatham Station Calain Eldredge Eldredge Vineyard Haven Chatham Beach East Deering

Horse From Nashua Being Locked Up

A Nashua horse and carriage missing from Luton House Stables prompted a Morse livery call in Middlesex Street. The chestnut mare with two white hind legs and a damaged shaft was hired by a stranger last Thursday around 3 PM. no man description or destination given.

Morse Middlesex Street Luton House Nashua

Kossuth Day Marked by Student Demonstrations

Budapest marked the anniversary of Louis Kossuth's death with student demonstrations in which police were stoned. Kossuth party deputies eventually persuaded the students to disperse.

Budapest Louis Kossuth Kossuth

Ayer’s hair product ad from Lowell Massachusetts

Short promotion for a hair care product at Lowell Massachusetts promising to keep hair, improve scalp cleanliness, and restore color to gray hair with easy results.

Lowell Mass

Spring Suits and Top Coats Sellout Posted Saturday

Big selling of half priced spring suits and top coats unusual for this time. Remaining lots to be sold this week at the same prices. Suits and Top Coats in covert cloth black worsted and Oxford mix cheviot marked 3 and 5 dollars after 8 10 and 12 dollar openings.

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Gamblers Court Rubloff and Cowan Universal Co Walnut Street Mt. Vernon Street Kirk Street Eagle Wholesale Co Ill Stackpole Street Appleton Street Highlands Princeton Street Porter Central Street Simon Flynn Michael Driscoll Thomas Jones William Sanderson Thomas McQuade Francis McGuire John F. Fleming Flynn Driscoll Jones O'Sullivan Bros, Co City Hall Erie Street B. R NEW Yale Society Long Island Sound Ayer Merrimack; Clothing Company
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