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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
4
President Roosevelt plans a Friday meeting in Washington to urge coal operators and unions to set aside pride and reach a settlement. He aims to avert a fuel famine, offering an advisory, non compulsory approach and proposals for temporary arrangements or future talks between principals and possibly third party mediation.
The article outlines the ship combine led by Dawkins with W J Pierrie and Ismay, naming Griscom as president. Charles Stet clarifies Balfour’s remarks on British control, notes no British-favored mails discrimination, and cites a largely American-led directorate. It mentions a $50 million bond issue, two installments paid, and a working pact with German lines.
New York October 1 President Roosevelt invited key coal operators to confer on the coal strike. Truesdale denied any settlement, Morgan praised the invitation and expected results after operators return. John Markle, an independent operator, also invited and undecided on outcomes.
New York Oct 1 William Nelson Cromwell general counsel for the New Panama Canal company returned from Paris and said during six weeks of examination he delivered to Attorney General Knox and his assistant every conveyance decree and document showing a complete chain of title from 1878 to now. He stated the title is perfect and free of liens. leaders of France including M Waldeck Rousseau examined the papers and endorsed the conclusions.
A city conference led by Mayor Collins on October 1 debated coal shortages. A ten citizen committee will solicit up to 100000 dollars for immediate needs and a five member legal panel will study legality and appeal to state and national leaders. Boston Elevated Railroad offers 10000 tons of soft coal at 5.16 dollars per ton.
New York Oct 1 Abrams reports Hewitt has written to President Mitchell of the Miners union. He discusses the coal strike, denies being a champion of operators or opponent of miners, and says the public wants coal not discussion or recrimination.
London October 1 Several American orders for steam coal were booked at New Castle today. One order required a steamer charter to carry 4000 tons to New York. Cable inquiries for Welsh coal to the United States are raising freight rates and global shipping costs.
Lowell city officials and coal dealers held a conference to map relief for the poor as soft coal and coke supply tightens with a pending strike. Dealers reported limited deliveries, mills running low, and plans to distribute wood and coal to needy families, with a city loan debated to finance fuel purchases and storage.
The Republican city committee met in a monthly session last night to discuss registration plans. Vice Chairman Turcotte presided in Chairman Hounsell’s absence as refreshments were served.
Wilkesbarre Pa Oct 1 President Mitchell said he had received an invitation from President Roosevelt to attend a conference in Washington on Friday. He said he would accept.
Pine Bluff Arkansas October 1 a young man named Wee Sullivan was picked up today and charged with shooting D J Roddy a white man in the back at Portland street according to police records indicating a violent incident with a single shooter apprehended.
Washington reports the President's injured leg is improving and the condition remains satisfactory as of tonight's brief White House bulletin.
Public prominence brings strain on nervous system and digestion. Johann Hoff's Extract is advertised as a nutritive tonic endorsed by physicians and famed individuals. Claims include boosting appetite, aiding sleep, and restoring strength, with testimonials from Dr. Fairex and Dr. Park and warnings about imitation substitutes.
New York papers on technical subjects were read at the New England Cotton Manufacturers Association session. Wm F Parish Jr Boston Wm D Hartshorn Lawrence and John J Connell Lowell presented papers on industry topics.
Boston contenders faced rain and uncertain light as the Second Regiment M. V. M. secured the tri color for another year in the state general rifle competition. A protest over ammunition and another over a fatigue blouse affected the day, with team scores led by the Second Regiment at 1239 and other units trailin g.
New Haven October 1 Yale students rioted injuring Police Sergeant A M Crocker and clashing with officers. About 40 on a truck wagon roared through Crown Street injuring the sergeant and sparking a running battle. Three youths aged 17 to 19 were arrested on breach of the peace charges and released on bonds later tonight.
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