Rhodes's Idea and the Rhodes Will's Six Versions
London May 6 The first meeting of Cecil Rhodes executors revealed the Rhodesian idea behind six wills from 1877 to 1899. W D Stead, an executor, traced Rhodes plans to unite English speaking peoples and fund scholarships, with Rhodes adding Stead as joint heir and aligning estate with empire-building goals. The 1899 will increased executors and extended the program, while a 1901 act removed Stead over views on the South African War.
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London
Cecil Rhodes
Dr. Jameson
L. L. Micell
South Africa
Associated Press
Stead
Sidney Shippard
Bechuanaland
George III
Rhodes
England
America
Mr. Rhodes
Horrier
Oxford
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Testimony
A Lowell resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills ended two years of back pain for Mrs P Carney of 239 Lakeview Avenue. The remedy was bought at Ellingwood & Co. drug store on Merrimack and Central streets. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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P. Carney
Lakeview Avenue
Dean
Carney
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Rhodes and Milner Scholarship Plans Mentioned by Rhodes
On his death bed Cecil Rhodes told Dr Jameson that an American board would supervise United States scholarships to be allotted by the federation. He warned that it would take time to arrange the first competition for scholarships among US students or those in the British empire.
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Lord Milner
Cecil Rhodes
Dr. Jameson
United States
British Empire
Modern Heroism as War Love and Religion
Rev John R Gow of Somerville spoke at Branch Street Tabernacle before the Men's league on Modern Heroism. He argued heroism spans war love and religion, praising peacekeepers, Ja cob A Riis, and a Christlike modern love. The talk praised the church as the home of real modern heroes, followed by hymn singing and league meetings on church alterations.
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John R. Gow
Somerville
Branch Street Tabernacle
Men's League
Guizot
Achilles
Jacob A. Riis
New York City
Mulberry Bend
Carnegies
Rockefellers
Messrs
Charles R. Thomas
B. W. Smith
Daniel A. Floyd
C.L. Stanley
E. P. Hoyt
League
Society of the Guardian Angel forms new French parish group
Old members of the Society of the Guardian Angel of the French Catholic parish form Societe de l Ange Gardien to meet and support French parochial schools. Established 1876 by Rev Fr J A Fournier, M L. A banquet and concert are planned for May 22 at L Association Catholique Pawtucket St. A meeting for past members is set tomorrow at 8 pm at the French college hall. All former members urged to attend.
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Society of the Guardian Angel
Societe de l’Ange Gardien
J. A. Fournier
M. L
Police board grants licenses to numerous common victuallers
The police board's last evening session approved licenses for a wide list of common victuallers including George Couzoulous, Shusebe Asselin, Walter Devine, Peter Stradtkos, Susie Barrett, A. F. Saunders, Nettie West and many others at addresses on Market, Moody, Gorham, Lincoln, and several streets. Junk collectors, special police, hawkers, pedlars, junk dealers, second hand clothing and shoes operators, and job wagons were also named with corresponding licensed names and street locations.
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Police Board
Common Victuallers
George Couzoulos
Market Street
Shusebe Asselin
Moody Street
Walter J. Devine
Gorham Street
Peter Stradtakos
Susie E. Barrett
Massachusetts Corporation
A. F. Saunders
Appleton Street
Nettie West
Lincoln Street
Louis Vaillancourt
Merrimack Street
George Dugall
George Prempas
Stephen Giard
Austin Street
Murray & Cook
Smith Street
John McGovern
Concord Street
John Leary
Central Street
Leonie Jodoin
Aiken Street
Maggie Kerr
Tilden Street
Rosanna Mennier
Thorndike Street
Georgianna Allard
Shawn Street
Mary Goulette
Ward Street
Annie Kelly
Princeton Street
Mary Savage
South Street
Nathan Johnston
E. Merrimack Street
Max Goetz
Railroad Street
Israel Manuis
Howard Street
Thomas Kenealy
Adams Street
Daniel Maher
Decatur Avenue
Reuben Wyers
Abrham Tabrisky
David Cohen
Chelmsford Street
John C. Sullivan
Watson Street
Benjamin Bogdonoff
Morris Laffam
William McElroy
Middlesex Street
Frank Tusker
Hawker
Clarence A. Rodliff
Dracut
Mass
Antoine Gosselin
John H. Watkinson
Arch Street
Abram Wall
George O. Boullester
School Street
Israel Shafire
Harris Cohen
Abraham Tabrisky
F. B. Hill
Oren B. Reed
True vegetable cure for dyspepsia promoted
Advertising copy touts MI-O-NA from the Taro plant as the true cure for indigestion and nervous dyspepsia. It claims to heal diseased digestive organs without affecting food, promising rapid relief in three to four days and urging readers to consult Ellingwood & Co. in Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hawaii
Ellingwood & Co
Fisher and lunch wagon licenses listed for reviews
The notice lists license holders and addresses including Alfred Leblanc 65 David Son Street fish wagon, Michael J Daly 29 Saratoga Street, and lunch wagon applicants Fred J Burns Thorndike and Middlesex Streets James B Cahill Suffolk and Merrimack Streets. Also names Mary C Moore 20 Hurd Street Martha A Balch 434 Westford Street and Harvey C Greene 29 Central Street for investigations or enforcement.
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Wick Street
Alfred Leblanc
Davidson Street
Michael J. Daly
Saratoga Street
Mary C. Moore
Hurd Street
Martha A. Balch
Westford Street
Fred J. Burns
Thorndike
Middlesex Streets
James B. Cahill
Suffolk
Merrimack Streets
Harvey C. Greene
Central Street
Barbara Frietchie at the Opera House May 12
The Clyde Fitch drama Barbara Frietchie stars Frances Gaunt and brings Civil War action with a strong love story and humor. Scenic demands are high, with massed battle scenes and an electric effects finale from Klaw and Erlanger. The Rogers Brothers in Washington offers striking stage electricity and Pan-American Expo inspiration.
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Barbara Frietchie
Clyde Fitch
Frances Gaunt
Opera House
Barbara Frieichie
Stonewall Jackson
Frietchie
Klaw & Erlanger
John J. McNally
Rogers Brothers
Washington
Buffalo
Esplanade
White House denies objections to Legion of Honor for Dewey Miles
Washington May 6 The White House formally denies a publisher claim that the President objected to France bestowing the Legion of Honor on Admiral Dewey and General Miles. The statement says the President never discussed such decorations with anyone and would not oppose Loubet’s awarding at Rochambeau statue unveiling if desired.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Gen. Miles
White House
Loubet
Rochambeau
Fiery Debate Over Water Cure in Senate
In Washington on May 6 a four hour Senate discussion centered on the Philippines water cure. Beveridge defended army actions and cited Filipinos’ confessions about O Herne’s death. Turner denounced General Smith as a monster in human form and called for reassessment of territorial policy. The session adjourned at 5 40.
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Senator Turner
Gen. Smith
Washington
Senate
JM. Bever
JM. Beveridge
Indiana
Beveridge
Rawlins
O’herne
O’'Herne
Mr. Hoar
Mr. Beveridge
Carmack
Philippines
Turner
United States
Smith
Mayors Letter Of Thanks From Lowell May 5 1902
Mayor Dimon thanks Alderman Badger for service to Lowell during his illness and expresses hope to resume duties personally. He notes medical advice allows him to carry out executive duties from office or city hall and offers readiness to assist both branches in city affairs.
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Lowell
Mass
William E. Badger
City of
Co. A. R. Dimon
Pacific Action Conference on Coal Strike Progress
Presidents of major anthracite roads including Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson Reading Ontario and Western and Erie met in New York to discuss strike prospects. Officials offered no details but a road representative suggested miners would gain action at the Scranton convention despite Morgan firm skepticism and stock strength signaling pacific moves.
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New York
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Reading
Ontario
Western Roads
Erie
J. P. Morgan & Co
Pacific
Scranton
Lynn Plumbers Strike Amid Wage Ultimatum
Lynn on May 6 witnessed a general strike by Steam and Gasfitters unions affecting nearly all shops except one. Thirty-five workers from 17 master plumbers halted work, seeking a minimum wage of 3 dollars for an eight hour day starting May 5, with current pay around 15 dollars weekly.
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Lynn
Postmaster Nominations Sent to Senate
The President sent nominations to the Senate naming Alexander O. Brody governor of Arizona and appointing postmasters in Massachusetts Frederick B. Horne Framingham William R. Hall Maynard William Parsons Rockport New Hampshire John T. Welch Dover Osmon B. Warren Rochester Horace French West Lebanon Vermont Geo H. Richmond Northfield.
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Senate
Alexander O. Brody
Arizona
Massachusetts
Frederick B. Horne
Framingham
William R. Hall
Maynard
William Parsons
Rockport
New Hampshire
John T. Welch
Dover
Osmon B. Warren
Rochester
Horace French
West Lebanon
Vermont
Geo. H. Richmond
Northfield
A Lesson in Health Kidney Cure Ad
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to strengthen kidneys and cure all forms of kidney and bladder disease. It asserts that healthy kidneys are essential to good health and credits F. C. Goodale and C. F. Carter as sellers.
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Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. F. Carter
Hope to Float Her Indian Wreck at Cuttyhunk
Woods Hole May 6 Wreckers work to float the steamer Indian at Cuttyhunk as cargo is removed from the lower tween decks and three divers patch holes for the steam pumps. An attempt to pump out on Sunday failed due to excessive inflow.
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Woods Hole
Cuttyhunk
Rhode Island IOOF holds annual Grand Lodge session
Providence May 6 Grand Master E B Lincoln of East Providence presided over the Rhode Island Grand Lodge session. Officers elected include Sumner Mowry as grand master and W H Sweetland as deputy grand master. subordinate lodge members totaled 6170 and Rebekah members 2579.
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Providence
R. IL
Grand Lodge
Rhode Island
E. B. Lincoln
East Providence
Rebekah
Sumner Mowry
W. H. Sweetland
L. W. Clark
W. H. T. Mosley
Stephen Co. Randall
S. B. Lincoln
Strike widens at Lynn shoe factory build project
Lynn May 6 The building laborers strike at the Edward J Strout shoe factory site grows more serious as the contractor hires Italian laborers from Boston to replace striking workers. Union bricklayers carpenters oppose non union hod carriers and masons tenders and plan to bring the dispute before union managers.
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Lynn
Edward J&. Strout
Boston
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