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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1905

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Stickers to Decide Ward 7 City Committee Fight

Democrats in Ward 7 plan sticker balloting next Tuesday to choose new council committee members after George W. Enwright’s nomination paper was rejected. Warren P. Riordan challenges Enwright in a bitter contest aided by write-ins and sticker aids. in Ward 6 Thomas J. Gallagher faces sticker opposition as Centralville officials push back.

Ward 7 George W. Enwright Board of Registrars Democratic City Committee Priviege Warren P. Riordan Mr. Enwright Mr. Riordan Younger Riordan Centralville Thomas J. Gallagher

Election tally sheets opened in New York election

New York November 16 The original tally sheets from New Yorks recent mayoralty election were opened by the board of county canvassers in one district Hearst was found seven votes overcounted while in Queens County the canvassers found Mayor McClellan had 200 votes fewer than the tally indicated Counsel for both candidates were admitted but did not touch the sheets The board allowed only canvassers to handle the tallies

New York Board of County Hearst Board of Canvassers McClellan

Republican Primer for mayor election coverage

The piece discusses upcoming primaries on Tuesday November 21 from noon to 9 PM and urges voters to choose candidates who support clean government and progress. It endorses Alderman Fairweather as the trustworthy choice, notes the ward alignment, and lists supporters and affiliations in a terse, promotional style.

Meri Thoreually Fairweather Peirecather

Outlook in Russia Less Threatening General Strike

St. Petersburg dispatch reports a calmer mood as the general strike shows signs of collapse within days. Witte appeals to workers for patience while Cronstadt mutiny trials are delayed. Baron Gunsberg mobilizes Jewish relief funds, with Count Witte directing distributions via local committees. The cabinet meets under Tsar Nicholas and speculation of a military dictator prompts market tumbles.

St. Petersburg Messenger Poland Cronstadt Baron Gunsberg America England Chernigoff Kieff Count Witte National Assembly Peror Nicholas Tsaskoe‘Selo Peterhol Nicholas Nicholavietch M. Vouich Witte Associated Press Sito Bt. Ie Torebure Inter Palace

Mayoral Reelection Hopes Amid Unclear Preamble

Unclear OCR fragment questions Mayor Casey about securing soul and reelection. Mentions economy, client satisfaction, and a list of names including A Kent and Gagnon. Indicates a Merrimack reference and a price-like mark.

A. Kent Merrimack

Narrow escape from gas in Andover street room

Armington S. Wells of 49 Andover street nearly suffocated when a gas stove was left on and a gas jet lit in his room. Found by neighbors early this morning the stove was off and a fire or explosion averted by luck. Wells revived at St John’s hospital and discharged this afternoon.

Armington S. Wells Andover Street Wells St. John’s Hospital

Fire traps workers at Sudbury building rescue by laddermen

A blaze on the sixth floor of the Sudbury building at Hawkins and Alden streets endangers about 100 employees. Two men and a boy were rescued by ladder crews, one carried on a scaling ladder as firemen swung it to an extension ladder. Panic spread among 60 to 70 girls and near 100 young workers as smoke filled stairways, with evacuations hampered by poor visibility and trampling incidents.

Boston Sudbury Hawkins and Alden Ethelleas

Federation Conference Opens at Carnegie Hall in New York

The Inter Church Federation conference of 28 denominations and 17 million communicants began at Carnegie Hall with remarks from committee members led by J Cleveland Cady. The opening addresses stressed federation of great denominations and efficiency in Christian work, noting President Roosevelt’s earlier invitation and a letter from him.

New York Interchurch Conference On Federation Carnegie Hall W. H. Roberts Frank Mason North John B. Calvert William S. Haven Joachim Elmendorf Charles L. Thompson Kerr Boyce Tupper William Hayes Ward Stephen Baker J. Cleveland Cady Dr. Cady National Federation Washington Roosevelt White House

Five Die In Italian Tenement Fire On East 73rd Street

New York November 16 at least five residents were burned to death in a six story Italian tenement at 221 East 73rd Street. The blaze began in rubbish at an air shaft and spread from a ground floor grocery. The Black Hand was suspected after the lessee received threatening letters demanding 2000.

New York East 73Rd Street Black Hand Society

Skating Rink Burned in Charlestown Fire

A Charlestown skating rink owned by Nelson Brothers at Sullivan square was heavily damaged by an early morning blaze. The building, described as large, is valued at about 25 000 dollars and is owned by John Cauley whose saloon on the ground floor was soaked by water.

Boston Nelson Brothers Sullivan Square Charlestown John Cauley Cauley

Mis Elizabeth Heaton Plays Ming Herine in Dickens Dramatization

A Des Moines dispatch reports Mis Elizabeth Conger Heaton, niece of a former Mintster to Ching Paw, portrayed Ming Herine in a Sanitarian Society Club production of Dickens Cricket on the Hearth. The performance, staged Saturday evening, drew attention to the quick shift from assumed to actual kindness in the storyline.

Elizabeth Conger Heaton Minteter Ching Paw Conger MA + Heaton Ming Herine Dickens Sanitarian Society Club

Boston Ward If Primary Ends Bitter Campaign Scene

Boston reports the November mayoral primaries with Donovan and Fitzgerald as Democratic contenders and Frothingham Dewey and Callender leading Republicans. A tense, heavily policed day saw a precinct clash in ward 11 ending with Timothy Crowley arrested for assault with a loaded pistol against Joseph Lomasney. Crowley later faced a bond fight and court review, with authorities noting unusually high early turnout and party-switch voting at polls.

Boston Edward J. Donovan John F. Fitzgerald Louis A. Frothingham State House of Representatives Henry 8. Dewey Edward B. Callender Martin M. Lomasney Donovan Timothy W. Crowley Mitzgerald Croweley Joseph Lomasney Martin Lomasney Lomasney Crowley Fitzgerald Masney Crow Brown Laemneney Lomeoney Reabury John Connelly Pelle Paese Cassidy Takiha Jemee J Melarity

Meeting at Temple Emanuel Raised $5000 for Jewish Relief

In Denver on November 14 a gathering of Jewish residents at Temple Emanuel adopted a resolution against antisemitic outrages and organized a relief fund reaching four thousand dollars for victims.

Denver Col Temple Emanuel

Counterfeiters Arrested in Prussia Dispatch

A Cologne dispatch reports the arrest at Schiebuech Prussia of a band of counterfeiters who specialized in creating American paper money. The group was seized before further circulation, signaling a major disruption to currency fraud.

Cologne Schiebuech Prussia

Railroad Worker Struck by Locomotive at Wilder Street Crossing

Peter Drady of 289 Broadway, 49, was struck by locomotive 34 from Heston and Maine at Wilder street crossing while scraping dirt with a shovel. He stepped aside to pose the engine and a heavy casting fell on his right foot, causing injuries. The incident occurred this morning.

Peter Drady Broadway Heston & Maine Wilder Street

Unclear Fragment Sparks Question About Poem Autonomy

The readable text hints at authorship and autonomy ideas, but the fragmentary OCR offers no concrete events, names, dates, or places to anchor a fuller summary. The piece reads as a stray note on poetic independence without verifiable details.

Prairie Fire Ravages Farm Land Near Aberdeen

Prairie fire races across prairie land threatening Hesebad Indian reservation areas. Two children are missing as it wings through rural fields and damages many square tiles of farmland. Cattle and bandsmen face disruption amid the blaze extending toward Aberdeen and D.

Aberdeen Hesebad

Extradited Men Face Community Trial

Fragmentary 19th century report notes Howard and Crawfors extradi snatched from New York and charged locally. Authorities allege involvement in a gate matter and related offenses. Names appear garbled but reference to arrest and community proceedings is present.

Former Gov Odell Testifies Before Insurance Probe

New York November 16 Former New York Governor B B Odell Jr now state Republican chairman testified before the insurance investigating committee He said he knew only in general about campaign contributions and denied knowledge of political pressure on Mercantile Trust Company to influence legislation He defended inquiry limits and declined to discuss broader transactions initially centering on the trust charter and related matters

New York B. B. Odell, Jr State Republican Committee Com«Mittee Samuel Untermeyer James H. Hyde United States Ship-Building Company Hughes Odell Mercantile Trust Company Witeness Antaremyer Senator Armatrong T Committee Senate Nite Trust Company

Election standings show Fairweather ahead of Mill in alderman votes

The record outlines vote totals for Fairweather and Mill across multiple elections. Fairweather leads in each cycle with higher ballots, including consecutive tallies such as 6663, 7238, and 927 in separate runs, while Mill trails behind, illustrating Fairweather's stronger polling and top ticket performance.

Piguree Fairweather Mr. Pairweather Mill Tft Pairweather Ted Dr. Mil Pollwetther Hin Faleweather Gee Cal Caseys Pogetar Hilmewer Wether Alware Hee Lowell Pear

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