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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
1
A devotional sonnet asks for divine mercy and strength amid human frailty. It pleads for steadfast presence through life's long, arduous journey and honors Christ’s sacrifice as the source of hope and rescue.
A patchwork of references spans Gen Lew Wallace Admiral Dewey and Manila to Rockefeller, Sapho in court, Kentucky politics, horsemen as a humanitarian class, May beer, Lowell sarcasm, MWC queries on Grossmith, and McKinley cabinet speeches. The tone blends satire with contemporary figures and headlines.
The excerpt notes otters surpass all quadrupeds in swimming and rival some fish in speed. It also mentions Australia’s orphanages and destitute waifs, stating every child is taken to a receiving house and placed with a country home.
London reports indicate Col. Plumer has retreated to Crocodile Pools and Mafeking remains distant from relief with the base and hospital moved to Gaberones. French moves in the Orange Free State precede Roberts main army. Bloemfontein dispatch notes French near Thabanchu and heliograph link to Maceru. Delagoa Bay award expected Monday.
At Frankfort Kentucky a 70 member guard and deputies secured the courthouse outer entrance as soldiers checked entry credentials for the Goebel murder case. The court barred the public. only lawyers relatives witnesses and officers admitted. Judge Moore opened at 10 with 40 Commonwealth witnesses present. Brown challenged the warrant against Powers but the judge overruled the defect claim.
Final papers are being signed by about 30 partners in the Carnegie Steel company Limited to settle the long running differences with Frick. The business’s new form will be established with only legal requirements delaying the process.
Boston reports cloudy and colder conditions with potential snow or rain Saturday. North winds are expected as the area braces for mixed precipitation and cooler temperatures.
The annual forty hours devotion began at St Patrick’s Church with a 9 o’clock high mass led by Rev. Fr. Gleason of Randolph. Frs Burke McHugh Callahan assisted, with Rev. Michael O’Brien present but inactive. Choir directed by E F Faulkner performed suitable music as the blessed sacrament will be exposed daily from 6 am to 10 pm until Sunday morning.
The joint judiciary committee will report leave to withdraw on the petition of Miss Frances Fitch and Dr. Jefferson of Lowell for the removal from the bench of Judge Sherman of the superior court.
A masked man halted the southbound Kansas City St. Joseph and Council Bluffs train at 1:30 am in St. Joseph Missouri. Using the flagman as a shield, he went through the sleeper and chair car, securing $200 in cash before pulling the bell rope and escaping into the darkness.
Washington March 23 The Republican caucus committee of the Senate authorized Senator Foraker to separate the tariff feature from the Puerto Rican governmental bill and attempt to pass the House tariff bill without amendment.
Kuskanook, a town of about 100 inhabitants at Crowe Neck Pass in Victoria, has been destroyed by fire. The blaze climbed from the lake shores, leaving most residents homeless as the settlement was wiped out.
This morning's police court session fined Dennis Grogan five dollars for drunkenness and assault on Officer Peter Cawley, imposed two dollars for Joseph Simon, and released two first offenders. Kate Martin drew a four month jail sentence for drunkenness. Edward J. Wills was sent to the state farm for an indefinite period. James Suiikis had his case continued to March 26 after assault on A Cote. Timothy J. Leary's larceny case continued to March 28. George E Frigon was fined fifty dollars for illegally keeping liquor.
In yesterday afternoon’s superior court session the Fitzpatrick versus O Donnell case was given to the jury and this morning a verdict for the plaintiff for 469.50 was reported. Also the Drury et al versus Jefferson case, to recover on a January 1897 superior court judgment, was opened briefly before adjournment and not finished this forenoon.
Officer Thomas Manning of Ayer escorted George Millias from Taunton to Ayer after arrest on a warrant charging breaking and entering the dwelling of John Drinkwiner in Ayer on Nov 14 1899 and larceny of clothing and jewelry valued at 65 dollars belonging to Aris Ehrisos. Millias was held at the Lagrange Street station awaiting transfer.
Mr William Leary of the Navy Yard delivering mail from Collinsville to Windham Junction was thrown from his team when a horse reared. He struck his head and lay unconscious. Jeremiah Mahoney moved him to a barber shop, then to his Pleasant Street home where a hemorrhage followed until Dr Lawler arrived. He is resting comfortably.
Eminent physicians urge evacuant at onset and keeping warm during grip. Hood's Pills are praised for toning action without weakening the system. After grip, convalescence is slow and a tonic is needed. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended to build up health, improve appetite, and restore vigor.
The Brazilian minister to the court of St James Chevalier de Souza Correa, an intimate friend of the Prince of Wales, was found dead in bed this morning. The report notes continuing labor unrest as 1700 machinists are out in Cleveland, with more moulders and pattern makers ceasing work amid the strike.
Milford Savings Bank, once with 1,000,000 in deposits and a run causing failure, is paying a 10 percent dividend today. Chances remained favorable for a 100 percent payout.
Pittsburg in March sees battle expected as all details emerge on the reorganization of Carnegie interests under an agreement. Early reports indicate shifts in control and ongoing negotiations among linked parties, with officials cautioning on possible delays and implications for local industry.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarcaparilia as protective against grip by strengthening blood, stimulating kidneys and liver, and maintaining regular digestion and strength. It claims tonic and alterative effects enhance health and reduce fear of the grip.
Lawyer Dunbar contends Tremont and Suffolk land values lack manufacturing relevance. He attacks Conant on water power data, disputes city schedules, and challenges opposing experts. The row over figures and methods continues as proceedings adjourn.
In Lowell mill tax proceedings, counsel argued over the Tremont and Suffolk corporations worth and the 1896 sale of the Lawrence section. He claimed the assessed value overstated profits, noted water vs steam power issues, and urged a finding usable by the supreme court while denying city access to private corporation records. The commissioner to render a decision soon, given the complex questions.
Timothy J. Leary of Dracut faced a local court on a larceny case after a reported break in. Greek complainant Geo Moustaker alleged theft of about $25 and a clock, tied to Leary’s overcoat found nearby. Prosecution, led by Mowen, claimed $1.50 missing and a tooth lost in a struggle. Leary pleaded not guilty and was held on $30 bond until March 28.
Nashua despatch reports Thomas Gerrich of Lowell sued Miss Clara Farnham of Hudson to recover three rings given before June 1, 18. The suit claimed the rings were gifts tied to an engagement that later ended. After hearings a settlement was announced with Miss Farnham as defendant.
A rough dialect exchange has a caddy telling the golfer that the only good thing in playing golf is people paying to watch. The golfer asks what that is, and the caddy replies with a brief joke about coverage by the crowd.
Immanuel Methodist of Waltham prefer Rev J W Higgins of Lowell Highlands as pastor replacing the late Rev Flias Hodge. The society lacks authority to call but signals preference. A committee favors Higgins, the church approves, and appointment may occur after the April annual conference.
A middle aged woman, apparently demented, wandered near the city farm driveway last night. Mrs Pinder had her taken inside for care. She was identified as Mrs Broderick of Clark's Court, living there with her husband and son. She had left home a day or two earlier while husband and son were at work.
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