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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1902

Page

4

Yarn mill closings threaten 1200 jobs in Olneyville strike

Providence April 30 An order to gradually close yarn making in Olneyville mills of the American Woolen company follows a weavers strike. Over 1200 workers will be idle as mills in Fitchburg and elsewhere halt or cut production. The strike has left nearly 20 000 idle and shows no quick settlement.

Providence R. I American Woolen Company Olneyville Mills Olneyville Manton Fitchburg Beaver Brook Mills Collinsville Mass Lawrence Washington Mills

Centralville Odd Fellows celebrate eighty third anniversary banquet

Centralville lodge of Odd Fellows observed the eighty third anniversary with a banquet at their Bridge street hall attended by about 125 members. A hurdy gurdy played during the meal and an Odd Fellows orchestra performed. Chaplain Charles E. Worden opened the exercises followed by speeches from P G H C Fuller N G C Bent and others.

Centralville Lodge of Odd Fellows Odd Fellowship Bridge Street Lodge Charles E. Worden Odd Fellow Mr. Higgins Henri V. Baril P. G H. C. Fuller N. G C. Bent C. H. Clare Daniel Jarnum A. GC Welcome F. A. Bassett Grand Stewart L. C. Hall Fred Memings Mr. Leelair E. H. Hoole Charles E. Doty N. C. Fox R. L. Stevens Horace Stevens John Stewart A. C. Clare C. W. Nevers Geo. Frye

Journeymen Barbers Demand Monday Half Holiday

Journeymen barbers of Lowell sent notices to downtown master barbers urging attendance at a meeting tonight to discuss a Monday half holiday. Suburban shop owners have agreed to the proposal, but details remain unsettled.

Lowell

Down Town Shops Face Possible Strike Over Consent

Business premises in the downtown area have not yet granted consent to a proposed request. If consent is denied, a strike among the shops involved is likely to follow.

Women’s Club Programs Pleasing Concert Spotlight

The Middlesex Women's club hosted a fine concert with soprano Miss Emma Buttrick Noyes of Boston pianist Miss Helen Alford Shorey of Boston and Lowell accompanist Miss Carolyn White. Noyes impressed with varied songs and tender expression while Shorey and White accompanied with refined precision drawing praise from attendees and a guest appearance by Miss Ellen M. Stone.

Middlesex Women’s Club Emma Buttrick Noyes Boston Helen Alford Shorey Carolyn White Lowell Miss Noyes Miss Shorey John Wright Godard Widmung Schumann Die Blauen Fruhlingsanger Franz Dig Tisoiey Cis Beach Comera la Colomba Zephyr Liebeswaltzer Moszkowski Chopin Macdowell Litt Noyes

Boy 5 Falls From Shed Breaks Collar Bone

Five year old Charles Lorigan fell off a shed while playing yesterday afternoon near four o clock and broke his collar bone. He was treated at the Emergency hospital.

Charles Lorigan

Letter to Morse Coach Co Lowell Mass

Letter extols painting benefits for carriages barns and houses. Urges use of Devoe lead and zinc ground together by machinery claiming longer wear than hand mixed paint. Signed by W. Devoe Co. representative.

Morse Coach CO Lowell, Mass U. S Yours Truly W. Dbevoe & CO

A Revelation on Kidney Ailments and Foley's Remedy

A fragmented notice urges inquiry into kidney and bladder troubles, claiming Foley's Kidney Health will cure and never disappoint. The ad mentions Goodale and C. BE and presents a medical cure claim without clear dates or places.

Foley Goodale C. BE

Bakers End Strike as Firms Grant Demands

More than 100 union bakers in the city, about 109 or more, return to work after last night’s decision. Firms granting demands include Lavery Broadway P Watsons & Son Lawrence and Charles streets Brady Chapel Friend Brothers Walker Fayette Street and others. Foreman 18 a week second hand 15 all others 12, 60 hour week, overtime 30 cents per hour. Barristers Hall Room 2 filled as meetings continue through the week with four smaller firms still resisting.

A. Lavery Broadway P. Watsons & Son Lawrence Street Charles Street P. F. Brady Chapel Street Friend Brothers Central Street William Walker Fayette Street F. Clarke Adams Street Fred Parker Billerica Centre M. W. Mulcah Barristers

O'Keefe Mary Sheehan Wed In Lawrence Church

Cornelius T. O'Keefe police officer married Miss Mary Sheehan of Lawrence at St. Mary's church. Sister Catherine Sheehan bridesmaid and David O'Keefe best man. Ceremony followed by reception at 29 Blossom street. Honeymoon planned, gifts received, Burdock Blood Bitters ad ends.

St. Mary's Church Lawrence Cornelius T. O'Keefe Mary Sheehan Catherine Sheehan David O'Keefe Blossom Street

President decides not to retire Gen Miles

Prominent senators urged President Roosevelt to spare Gen Miles amid friction at the War Department. Miles will likely keep command until next August unless he provokes the administration, after which he could be retired on grounds of discipline.

Washington Gen. Miles Philippines War Department Roosevelt Sone White House Hoar G.n. Miles

Florodora Delights Lowell Audience At The Opera House

Review notes Florodora charms Lowell crowd with a lively production led by Isadore Rush as Lady Holyrood. Strong sextette in Act II and vivacious dancing spark the performance, though overall music is solid rather than exceptional. Cast earns praise for spirit and enunciation with notable turns by Brine Deane Kiernan Lambert and Baker. A second act dance and chorus reception praised. next, E H Sothern presents If I Were King by Justin Huntly McCarthy at the same venue.

Lowell Messrs. Fisher & Ryley Isadore Rush Lady Holyrood R. Payton Carter Gilfain Donald Brine Donegal Sydney Deane Frank Abercold James Kiernan Dolores Guelma Baker Angela Gillaine Lloyd F. Hoey Frances Tyson E. H. Sothern Justin Huntly McCarthy Opera House

Hamlet staging and Shore Acres at the Opera House

The piece previews a new Hamlet production with Mr. Sothern in a lighter dramatic mode and promising witty humor plus suspenseful sequence leading to a lively denouement. Also reviewed is James A Herne’s Shore Acres, praised as a masterwork of coast life realism, with a strong closing act that lingers in memory. the work comes to the Opera House Saturday with matinee and night shows.

Hamlet Mr. Sothern Garden Theatre New York Paris Louis XI France France. the Hero That Mr. Sothern Francois Villon James A. Herne Shore Acres

Mining lecture at First Baptist on British Columbia trip

Arthur Symmes spoke in the vestry on mining in British Columbia based on a Fraser River trip with D. L. Page. The Christian Endeavor society and guests attended a program of piano solos by Gertie Fuller and vocal quartets including Fuller, Brown, Massy, Dexter, Perron, Hale, Waldema Chase, and Paul Leclair. A meal followed in the M L T room and Rev. Smith T Ford gave a closing talk.

First Baptist Church British Columbia Arthur Symmes Symmes Fraser River D. L. Page Christian Endeavor Society Iano Gertie Fuller Mabel Brown May Massy Dexter Louis Perron Isabel Hale Waldema Chase Paul Leclair Ening Tor Reve Smith T. Ford

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