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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
5
The remedy for dyspepsia is presented as pleasant testing tablets containing vegetable and fruit essences, pure aseptic pepsin, gold en seal and diastase. One grain of the active principle can digest 3000 grains of food, with tablets acting on the eaten food to aid digestion and restore stomach vigor. Regular use after meals demonstrates merit over tonics or cathartics.
In St Louis Judge Ryan's court the Snyder bribery trial resumed with Frederick Athoff testifying that Robert M Snyder offered $50,000 for his vote on the Central Traction bill. Athoff described meetings at his home and at Planter's Hotel, large cash offers, and payments distributed to multiple councilmen via intermediaries, including Meier and Butler.
Assistant District Attorney Osborne reports difficulty securing key witnesses for Roland B. Molineux’s second murder trial of Mrs. Katharine Adams. Some witnesses vanished or resist travel, including Mamie Melando, who aided in past events and provided crucial notes, raising concerns about state influence and possible bribery.
A woman about 50 collapsed on a bench in Van Vorst park and was taken to City hospital. She identified herself as Mrs John Howard of Boston saying her husband deserted her after selling their house to settle in Burlington Vermont. She claimed they traveled via Philadelphia and were separated after he sent her to buy fruit at a Pennsylvania Station stop. She did not go to the hospital despite police urging.
Boston October 2 trial of the Fisher Betts case resumed at 11 45 after the absence of key witness Harry F Curtis of Curtis Sederquist bankers and brokers delayed proceedings. H A Weather cashier for Curtis and Sederquest testified while Curtis was sought with a summons. Miss Maitland bookkeeper for Fisher and company was questioned about checks as the court adjourned until tomorrow for arguments.
New York report has Devery pledging support for Coler in the state campaign. He accuses Hill of manipulating the ticket to protect presidential ambitions and claims to still lead the ninth ward. Devery signals inquiries into Foley Sullivan and other former allies and asserts the executive committee’s loyalty.
Washington hosts the 36th G A R encampment from Sunday to Saturday with religious services, an automobile parade, regatta, naval parade, and multiple reunions. Key figures include Secretary Hay and Commander Torrance, plus attendances by Pension Commissioner Ware and Women’s Relief corps. Receptions and conventions recur through Thursday to Saturday.
Grand Trunk Railroad offers Lowell to Chicago and return tickets for 19 dollars. Two fast trains daily with sleeping car accommodations available. Contact Thomas Wynne, Traveling Passenger Agent, 306 Washington Street, Boston, for reservations and information.
Word from New York says Dr John Bryne of Brooklyn a noted gynecologist died in Montreal Switzerland yesterday at age 77 He once served as president of the American Gynecological Society.
Cleveland October 2 The wedding of Dr Arthur D. Smith and Miss Mary L Herrick was solemnized at noon today at Overlook the home of Col Myron T Herrick brother of the bride The ceremony took place in a setting described as beautiful reflecting a family alliance and social standing in Cleveland today The couple were attended by close relatives and members of the Herrick family were present
General Chaffee and Vice Governor Wright sail for San Francisco aboard the Sumner after a popular farewell. Philippine commissioners Brig. Gen. Davis and staff join the ceremony at military headquarters while Fort Santiago fires a salute. Stops planned at Yokohama and Honolulu, health of Mrs. Chaffee affecting itinerary. Wright stays five months, Chaffee’s staff redistributed with two officers aboard Sumner and two aboard McClellan for New York.
Paris reports Madame Zola viewed Emile Zola's body after a large crowd gathered. She entered mourning attire, supported by two doctors, with Charpentier Fasquelle and Desmoulins present. The will found in Zola's bedroom was sealed and later opened. it reportedly leaves everything to Mme Zola.
TO RENT A Corner Store with meat refrigeration and groceries business potential. Just off Westford street near the Northern Depot. Also available pleasant three room tenements in good repair for 7.00 per month and a choice large sunny sightly tenement for 11.00 per month. Contact T. H. Elliott at 34 Central St tel 908-2.
Belfast reports the Duchess Helen Zimmerman of Cincinnati gave birth to a son at Tanderagee Castle County Armagh. Mother and child are well. London bells greet the birth as joyous news. Viscount Mandeville will be the child's title.
Detroit on October 2 reports the Carriage Builders' National Association selecting Boston to host the annual meeting next year. The body reached the decision after a brief session with members from major chapters in attendance.
Mrs. Roosevelt with Miss Hagner and Miss Alice Roosevelt toured the White House to inspect progress and dampness controls. The visit aims to decide occupancy timing while plans for a reception during the G A R encampment proceed with 900 cardholders. Alice Roosevelt will then visit relatives in New York and Massachusetts for a month or six weeks.
Joseph Silverman D D spoke at Temple Emmanuel New York on the two phases of the Jewish question. He discussed Secretary Hay's note to powers regarding Romanian anti Semitic legislation and paid tribute to Zola.
Readable notice advertises an annual sale of slightly imperfect fine bed blankets. It highlights high quality wool, wide silk ribbon bindings, minimal imperfections, and durability. Discounts range from 1 to 3 less than regular prices, with all sizes, white and steel greys, sold in pairs or single blankets. Window display mentions promotion this week.
During ongoing repairs the gas office has been moved to 87 Shattuck Street at the corner of Market. The move affects customer service access as work continues. Local residents are advised of the temporary location for inquiries and bill payments.
Our department announces a marked change of attire for the season inviting all to view a broad selection of street frocks in wool and velvet with tasteful style. Rain coats also feature a stylish look that surpasses neighbors.
In Middlesex County All Saints conducts morning prayer and sermon at 10 45 with Sunday school at noon. The late celebration is postponed to Oct 12. Bishop Lawrence leads confirmation in Chelmsford on Oct 26. Literary Union plans a Winter work meeting at Mrs Harriet M Bartletts home on Thursday evening the 16th. Coal shortages persist though some households managed partial June supply. Centre School holds about 10 tons on hand, needs 60 tons for the year. Baptist society hospitality at the conference praised. A new Men’s Literary Society formed at Collinsville Mission, electing officers and committees and planning further meetings. A Lowell-bound Southern New Hampshire railroad car ran off track near Cameron's farm on Mammoth Road but soon returned to service. Mr G Wiggins of West Dracut is enlarging a barn at the site of a former lightning-destroyed barn. Mrs J A McKnight returns from a visit to Toronto Pa. Mrs N Peabody returns from Hampstead NH. A harvest concert and supper by the Ladies Aid at Centre Congregational church featured readings Elsie Ampleby, songs Flossie Milner, and music by Mr Marion.
Rev Bernard Copping preaches his last sermons here October 12. A hearing on building the overhead bridge at Luther Davis crossing will be held next Friday at the town hall. Locals discuss fuel shortages, with Luther Conant offering wood for church and library needs and C G Dole opening his wood lot at ordinary prices. community help is urged to ease family hardship.
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