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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
4
Rosebery in Paris Questions English War Policy
Paris reports Lord Rosebery arrived from London and told a reporter that Chamberlain was an instrument of Rhodes. With Rhodes gone, he asks what becomes of the Birmingham member. He says English policy based on force has produced enemies in Europe and costly wars for thousands of young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lord Rosebery
London
The
Patrie
Chamberlain
Rhodes
Birmingham
A Warningless Welcome and a Hospitable Gas Surprise
A wife sets a quick hospitable scene using a gas servant to provide food and comfort when an unexpected guest arrives. The bathroom gas radiator, gas log, and gas range converge to welcome the visitor with a ready repast and cozy overnight accommodations. The Lowell Gas Light Co. is mentioned as aiding in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Gas Light Co
Metal Workers Union Expands in Bay State Hall Meeting
The Amalgamated Association of Metal Workers held a weekly session in Bay State hall last evening. Charles McCullough, a local organizer, spoke on increasing union membership. The union, formed recently, is rapidly growing with recruits from machinery workers not represented by the local Machinists' union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association of Metal Workers
Bay State Hall
Charles McCullough
Campbell's Milk Food promotes quick nourishment and easy digestion
An advertisement extols Campbell's Milk Food as a sterilized pure milk concentrate with no additives. Water makes a delicious beverage rich in rebuilding elements for health, digestion, and blood, touted for all ages and conditions. Sold by druggists nationwide with hospital sizes, Campbell Mills in Boston linked to agents Sawyer Crystal Blue Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camptell
Campbell's Mills
Boston
Mass
Sawyer Crystal Blue Co
General Agents
Er St
Highland council initiates 30 into Royal Arcanum ranks
In a 600 member gathering last night, Highland council Royal Arcanum initiated 30 candidates. Degree staff included Regent C F B Stillings and others, with speakers headlined by Grand Regent Daniel R Beckford. A quartet performed, with BE FE Maynard and F M Robitaille in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Council
Royal Arcanum
C. F B. Stillings
James Jackson
W. E. Smith
F. M. Robitaille
William Carle
J. J. Gair
John Williams
Sentinel F. C. Rand
Daniel R. Beckford
Dedham
M. 8. Foye
C. D. Paige
Ed. Jackson
Be.fe. Maynard
No Strike Agreed In Anthracite Conference
Mine workers and operators failed to resolve differences after four hours of talks in New York under the National Civic Federation. Workers pledged not to strike April 1 but pressed for higher pay shorter hours and a uniform district scale. Operators refused wage or unionization concessions and urged no distinction between union and nonunion workers while offering grievance meetings and maintaining production levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Civic Federation
Hanna
Industrial Department of the Federation
Oscar Straus
Frank Duncan
Church Mission House
W. H. Truesdale
D. L
W. Road
FB. B Thomas
the Erie
George S. Baer
The
Reading
Robert Olyphant
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers’ Association
Thomas Nicholls
John Fahey
Thomas Duffy
Five Dollars a Box Endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A string of endorsements from A Ellms and C F Buzzell Assistant Postmaster South Sudbury Massachusetts plus Mrs Jas Barton of Toronto praise Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The letters claim relief from acidity indigestion kidney misdiagnoses and general stomach upset with praise for safety across ages. Druggists offer the product citing digestion aid after meals and physicians endorse it for sour stomach dyspepsia heartburn and gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Mr. Ellms
A. Ellms
Chas. F. Buzzell
South
Sudbury
Mass
Jas. Barton
Toronto
Canada
Miners and Operators Hear Peaceful Settlement Hope
President Mitchell and associates sought to improve workers' conditions by peaceful means and paused strike action. Senator Hanna arranged a second conference with no immediate strike, as miners pledged to withdraw threats by April 1. Both sides will review representations and reconvene in 39 days to decide, expected to yield an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Hanna
Straus
Paris Report Cites British Debate On War Endorsed By King
La Patrie relays a Paris report of a London interview in which Mr Chamberlain is described as a figure in a Birmingham seat crisis. English opinion tires of a policy based on enmity in Europe, warning that it led to a war that cost thousands of lives. The piece speculates that King Edward might use the coronation to end the war and steer policy toward justice and peoples’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
England
Edward
Coal Barge Venney Founders Near Castle Hill
Newport March 27 The coal laden Venney from New York bound for New Bedford broke away from tug Joseph Stickney near Castle Hill and foundered in 15 fathoms. Her three crew were rescued after difficulty and will be taken to Providence and sent home. The Stickney tow included the barges Advance and Berkeley bound for Providence. all others were reported well after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Venney
New York
New Bedford
Joseph Stickney
Castle Hill
Stickney
Advance
Berkeley
Providence
Rev George Dustin Dead At Hartford Orphanage Leader
Rev George Dustin longtime superintendent at the Hartford Orphan Asylum died at his home in Hartford. Born in Lebanon New Hampshire he graduated from Dartmouth in 1852 and served as pastor in Petersboro New Hampshire Foxboro and South Acton Massachusetts. He represented Petersboro in the New Hampshire Legislature in 1870 and 1871.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
George Dustin
Hartford Orphan Asylum
Dustin
Lebanon
N. H
Dartmouth College
Petersboro
Foxboro
South Acton
Mass
New Hampshire
Civic Federation Branch Considered in Boston
Boston mayor receives a letter from Secretary Ralph Easley proposing an auxiliary branch of the National Civic Federation in the city. The plan aims to cover all industrial circles and may have prevented the sympathetic strike, with Mayor Collins weighing personnel suggestions for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Collins
Ralph Easley
National Civic Federation
Civic Federation
Mrs French Estate Administrators Appointed in Boston
Judge Grant of the Suffolk Probate Court today appointed Sherman L. Whipple and Arthur Lord as administrators of Mrs. Julia B. French’s estate in Boston. Each must post a bond of 125090 dollars. Heirs at law are Arthur B. Frenzel of Colorado and Wilfred A. French. The petition claims no will exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Grant
Suffolk
Sherman L. Whipple
Arthur Lord
Julia B. French
E. N. Gatling
Arthur B. Frenzel
Colorado
Wilfred A. French
Velvet weavers strike forms union in South Manchester
Velvet workers at Cheney mills in South Manchester Connecticut have organized a union affiliated with the Federation of Labor. A mass meeting of all velvet and silk weavers is announced for tomorrow afternoon to discuss the strike and collective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Conn
Cheney Mills
Federation of Labor
Grape-Nuts as a tonic for health and strength
A renowned writer endorses Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food as a regular tonic. She recounts advising a long-invalid friend to use it thrice daily for a week, noting the friend’s weight gain and improved vitality. The witness cites personal and others’ experiences as proof of the product’s nourishing value for brain and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Thieves Loot Richmond Lockup Liquor Seizures
Thieves forced the Richmond town lockup door and stole 120 bottles of lager and two dozen bottles of whiskey that had been seized at a local hotel and placed in custody. A botched break in on nearby stores yielded little loss, while no clues remain for the authorities to pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond House
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint Outlasts Mixed Paints
Devoe Lead and Zinc paint covers with fewer gallons than ordinary Mixed Paints and lasts twice as long as lead and oil mixed by hand, offering a durable exterior coating for hard wear areas.
Prescription Service Promise At Carleton And Hovey
No time lost. Leave compound prescriptions with Carleton & Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street and they will deliver without extra charge. They will also send to residence or office if telephoned and return with medicine promptly. Reasonable prices and skilled druggists. Headquarters for shoulder braces trusses crutches and all sick room necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton & Hovey
Merrimack Street
The Duke of Bunco Named, Punished for Theft and Crookery
The Duke of Bunco is branded an all around crook who swindled sixty dollars from Callahan. Relatives promise to press for his license loss and jail after his alleged theft. The speaker vows to see him punished and deprived of his standing. Trilby is mentioned as a lament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan
Duke of
Bunco
Trilby
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John Street
Gibson
Rosebery
Centralville Lodge
Eirene Lodge
No. 74
Pilgrim Hall
Lowell Lodge, K. of P
Pythian Hall
Order of Red Men
Ellis’ Hall
Nashua
Monomake
No. 4
Merrimack Valley Lodge
M. A
Odd Fellows Building
Washington Commandery
Golden Cross
Grand Commandery
Berkeley Hall
Hector Turnbull
Jennie F. Turnbull
George F. Tilton, Jr
Lizzie H. Thompson
Emma J. Field
Luther H. Butterfield
O’donnell & Gilbride CO
Fownes
Marguerite
Eugenia
Lytome
Jay
Ate Jonvin
Ixid
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
America
Lowell
Chamberlain Rhodes
la Patrie
Coal Barge Founders
Tug Joseph Stickney
Castle Hill, R. L
National Federation
Mrs. French
Suffolk Probate Court
Maine
John Callaghan
John Cross
Dutton ST
G. G. Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
C. B. Coburn & Co
Market Street
Dewine
Merrimack St
Lowell Mutual
SS Centralist
J. C. Abbott
Jos. Peabody
W. S. Wong & CO
Middlesex Street
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