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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1902

Page

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Perry's Case Stands Continued to February

Cambridge, Nov 18. Geo L O Perry charged with murder of Miss Clara Morton at Waverley on Nov 1 is continued to Feb 16 1903. Grand jury will report Feb 15 on murder charge in Miss Agnes McPhee death. Perry held on Morton case with bail denied.

Cambridge Geo. L. O. Perry Clara A. Morton Waverley Third District Court Middlesex Perry Agnes McPhee Somerville Morton McPhee Fairbairn Geo. A. Sanderson Almy P. D. Kiernan

Growing Impatience With Delays in Coal Strike Inquiry

Scranton November 18 The anthracite strike commission enters its fourth day of hearings as Mitchell testifies under cross examination by Wayne MacVeagh of the Erie company. Lawyers expect a long inquiry with possible procedural fixes to speed proceedings. The union leader defends his influence while acknowledging violence concerns impact public opinion and labor action.

Scranton Superior Court Room Anthracite Strike Commission Mitchell Wayne MacVeagh Erie Company John T. Lenahan Wilkesbarre Gray MacVeagh

Recount Petition in Medford Caucuses Faces Luce Law Question

Despatch from Medford notes the recount petition by Cuthbert H. Lowell in the aldermen race, showing no change in winners Brig ham Brown and Johnson. Johnson protests, cites Luce law limits on returning ballots, and ward 4 recount is halted. Acting Mayor Badger denies tendering any liquor license post.

Medford Cuthbert H. Lowell Brigham Brown Johnson Smith Brighem Tley Lowell

Wanted help and positions in old classifieds

WANTED A woman who understands repairing gentlemen's clothing such as button holes and velvet collars. W A Lew 4% John street n1981 ALL THE PEOPLE should use Harvey's Pure Horse Radish. and 61 WANTED Men looking to better their positions in life can learn of good positions by calling at room 4 Grosvenor Block n19 6t WANTED Lady canvassers Inquire at 19 Middlesex street ng 6t

W A. Lew John Street Harvey Grosvenor Block Middlesex Street

Public sentiment in Schenectady condemns trades boycott

Schenectady labor leaders concede the Schenectady Trades Assembly failed to sustain its boycott of the railway lines amid overwhelming public opposition. Henry V. Jackson says the move will end disastrously, with only about 40 percent of trades unionists observant. Some unions denounce the action and may rescind support as disputes and traffic declines are debated.

Schenectady N. Y Tas Carr Masons Union Trades Assembly

Indemnity Reached Over Honolulu Plague Burning Losses

Acting Consul General Chow Yu Kwan of China returns from Hawaii with a representative of the general government after settling $800,000 in indemnity for Chinese residents burned out during bubonic plague measures. Ten percent paid immediately, remainder within a year.

San Francisco Chow Yu Kwan Hawaii Honolulu

John Truck Executed in Auburn Prison

John Truck was executed by electric chair at Auburn state prison after being convicted of the 1899 murder of Frank W. Miller in Cortland county and arson to conceal the crime. Witnesses observed the execution. The sentence was carried out five minutes after witnesses assembled.

Auburn WN. Y John Truck Truck Frank W. Miller Cortland County

Police Board Rumors Stir City Hall Action Planned

City Hall buzzes with talk that Mayor may reshuffle the Police Board on Tuesday. A council and water board meeting is set for tonight while the adjutant general signals a January report recommending a $3000 armory repair appropriation. Dracut rifle range building advances toward use by Thanksgiving. Health department predicts a December deficit of $804.53 as council pays bills next month.

Committee On Military Affairs Westford Street

Molineux Seeks Divorce Talks After Acquittal

Roland B. Molineux went to the Tombs court to confer with George Gordon Battle about divorce proceedings to be started by his wife. An employee who knew him since first arrest warned of a tougher battle ahead, noting his acquittal yet trouble looms.

York Navy Roland B. Molineux Tombs Court George Gordon Battle Battle Molineux

Man With the Hose Gets Cold Water Thrown on His Hopes

Police court session opened with few drunks on docket as Judge Hadley presided over a convention. Joseph Taylor pleaded guilty to drunkenness after testimony from his son about seeking adjournment until tomorrow morning, leading to the adjournment of the convention.

Hadley Joseph Taylor

Magnetic Healers Win in Post Office Case Ruling

Justice Peckham of the U S Supreme Court delivers the opinion reversing a Missouri circuit court ruling in American School of Magnetic Healing vs J M McAnnulty. Details describe a fraud order, a missing hose case, a pawnshop find, and a separate assault verdict against George A Stone over an $8 debt and a street confrontation ending in a punch.

Washington Justice Peckham United States Supreme Court American School of Magnetic Healing J. M. McAnnulty Nevada Post Office Department United States Circuit Court Western District of Missouri Justi Peckham John Street Lavote Rim Lavoie George A. Stone Thomas B. O'Day Stone Eagle Clothing House Middlesex Street

Soulis Loses Suit For Damages In Superior Court

The jury found for the defendant in Soulis vs Gregoire after the plaintiff failed to prove false arrest and malicious prosecution. Trials continued with related actions, including a non suit in Soulis vs Courtney and a minor Dolan case against Boott Cotton Mills. The court ordered a recess and prepared for continued proceedings on page ten.

Aiken Soulis Vs. Gregoire Leighton Clara Day Soulis Boott Cotton Mills F. W. Qua F. E. Dunbar

Caney Ky in state of siege amid feuding factions

Caney Kentucky is gripped by a feud between Frisbee and Mans factions. Shootings from streets to cemetery left a wounded Mans ally and a man named Jank Lykens fatally shot. Frisb ee and Lykens fled to the mountains as Frank Lykens teeters near death and Kelley Mans is seriously wounded. No arrests yet.

Caney, Ky Frisbee Mans Robert Frisbee Kelley Rob Mans Hee Howard Samuelrisbee Frank al Lykens Mansys Jank Lykens Howard-Mans Lykens Frank Lykens Kelley Mans

Carnegie Family Delays Voyage Due to Illness

Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie and their family returned to London intending to sail to the United States but were forced to abandon the voyage as Mr Carnegie was indisposed after a continent food illness. Mrs Carnegie and her daughter recovered while physicians advise delaying the trip. The Carnegies now plan to sail for New York next week.

London Andrew Carnegie United States

Harve Logan on Trial in Knoxville Federal Court

Harvey Logan, the alleged train robber linked to the Great Northern express heist in Montana, went on trial in a Knoxville federal court. He entered the room under heavy guard and in manacles as spectators watched.

Knoxville Tenn Harvey Logan Great Northern Montana

Well Known Horseman Killed in a Stock Car

Samuel Cruttenden, a prominent New Haven horseman, was killed when a stock car derailed on the Shore Line division of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad near Madison on November 18. Brakeman Joseph Lockstrom of Auburn Rhode Island was injured with a broken leg as three cars derailed, delaying mail trains for hours.

Madison, Conn Samuel Cruttenden New Haven Joseph Lockstrom Auburn R. I Shore Line New York, New Haven & Hartford Cruttenden Boston England Lockstrom

Mgr Sbaretti Appointed Apostolic Delegate in Canada

Rome reports the pope signed the brief appointing Monsignor Sbaretti as apostolic delegate in Canada this afternoon. The action follows the papal confirmation of his mission and marks a key step in church leadership relations in North America.

Rome Monsignor Sbaretti Canada

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Mitchell Badger John C. Wilson the Globe Wilson de Leon Messrs. Chase and Massachusetts City Hall Mr. Badger Iside Dracut Rifle Range Water Board Ayers Saa Miss Soulis Mrs. Gregoire Courtney Woburn Mr. Hunt Ken Taittle Caney Higutine Kentucky Carnegie III Logan Consolidated Mgr. Sbarretti
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