08 Oct 1900
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1900
Page
1
A collection of brief observational items notes 22 distinct mosquito species identified in Italy while other quick takes touch on war costs and burglars, ending with a Boston church remark praising its two pastors.
Fred Keyes of Pelham New Hampshire a well known hunter recently demented went missing Friday and was found dead Saturday in an orchard behind his home with a revolver on his chest a bullet wound heart shaped by a six shooter authorities noted his prior arrest for killing cartridges found in his possession after a hunting trip neighbors and authorities described his mental decline in recent months and his discharge from St Johns hospital before the fatal act survived by his wife formerly Miss Mary J Coburn of Dracut
An unknown man believed Richard W Borague of Merrimac Mass jumped from the steamer Governor Dingley near Baker's Island on return from Boston. The vessel stopped and searched but found no trace. Envelopes in his coat addressed to Richard W Sprague of West Springfield indicated identity. A separate notice mentions a Marshall Darrach hospital benefit at Colonial Hall and Henry Cabot Lodge parade torches available at Thompson Hardware.
Hazleton Pennsylvania October 8 1911 unease grips the town as strikers threaten marching and collieries remain heavily guarded by deputies and coal and iron police while President Mitchell calls a convention of anthracite district mine workers in Scranton Friday Battery C of Phoenixville departs.
Warrants issued for three men with two arrests in a Chicago case involving the murder of a young girl insured for 12,000 dollars across three companies. The plot allegedly planned substituting a body for the victim as part of the fraud.
Manila reports the capture of 60 members of the 20th infantry on Marin duque island. Kemp confirms the event but offers few details. It is possible the captives were moved to Luzon and the rebels then vanished.
F W Hicks will be boss carder at Tremont and Suffolk mills while J McNabb leaves Hamilton Amesbury to take boss weavership at Boott cotton mills. J Walwin Barr leads Lowell Textile school exhibit in Boston. Merrimack Manufacturing Huntsville Ala shipped first cloth to eastern markets as demand for export cotton goods rises, with Africa and South America showing activity. China shipments remain light and 50 000 bales behind last year. Knit goods and underwear markets soften amid election uncertainty and winter stockpiling. Carpet season ends and wholesalers accept current trade pace. price maintenance pact kept. Fall business outlook remains promising.
A Lowell public letter appeals for cash donations to aid Galveston residents after a recent disaster. The Lowell relief committee asks pastors to seek contributions from congregations on Sunday October 14, with funds payable to Samuel A. Chase, treasurer, at Central Savings Bank. Jeremiah Crowley chairs the committee.
In Lowell this morning Anthony Kinopas alias Sigler pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and was fined 15 dollars. He had posed as a priest to swindle foreigners and fled to Boston before being recaptured in Webster. Other locals faced fines for drunkenness and petty offenses, with several juveniles held for juvenile day and one man sent to the state farm for probation.
Council members backing the ordinance argue the new office would cost little if any more than current spend on special committees and regular committees on special occasions. About $300 a year is now used for such work plus extra clerks for Fourth of July and appropriation committees. A council member recently paid 75 cents for a typewritten copy during regular hours.
In Superior Court Maynard J the plaintiff's case closed this forenoon. N D Pratt opened for the defense and real estate men testified during the forenoon before noon recess. Bernard D O Connell remained on the stand under direct examination and John C Burke was sworn as a defense witness.
There will be no Bible class this evening due to the illness of Miss Pierson.
P. W. Reilly of the Master Printers’ Association defends printer pricing on precinct books. He disputes Telegram articles alleging city revenue loss and argues rates must cover presswork and binding. He asserts union standards and fair practice aim to balance producer and customer interests.
A barn and cottage near St Marys church burned to ashes in a Sunday morning fire in Collinsville. Bartley Cullinane woke to smoke and saved his family only to lose most belongings. William Spellman sounded the mill whistle but poor fire facilities prevented containment. A horse died of colic nearby. Edward Hebart returned home from Pittsfield after visiting his father.
Detroit Free Press reports Collingwood mentions Miss Stagestruck starring now with her father as the sole supporter. The remark prompts questions about backers and backstage support for the production.
A Nashua Telegraph report details 11 year old Joseph Cleary of 88 Ash Street missing after not returning home Tuesday. He has a habit of riding freight trains to Lowell and has run away before, with his father and neighbors searching Nashua and Lowell without success. The family suspects he may have left with horsemen visiting the area.
Harvest Sunday was noted at Hillside church in Dracut with a Sunday afternoon gathering. Pastor Richard son spoke to the children, then a singing and recitation program followed. The main feature was a 26 child dialogue titled Spiritual Alphabet. Participants included Master Ira Heaton and several girls: Viva Richardson Lena Hand Laura Coburn Pearl Hilton and Verna Hodge. The exercise ended with a song by three girl classes.
A large-scale strike at the Hamilton mill bleached house led to a sudden move opening jobs to 21 applicants as the print works prepared to restart after three weeks idle. About 300 workers sought work, with only a portion retained amid union and Greek worker dynamics and debates over hours and pay.
A large Saturday gathering at 64 South Lpring street honored Dr L Dearth of Los Angeles with family guests from out of town including Dr A L Dearth of Boston Mrs Warnell of Boston and Miss Fstella Dearth of Lynn A musical program featured Master Elwyn Dearth and performances by Elwyn and Hazel Dearth Ice cream and cake were served
The Republican rally Friday night will feature the Boys in Blue and multiple clubs including Ward Three McKinley, Lincoln, Hebrew, Pine Hill Yacht, Swedish, Knox Continent s, and Pawtucketville Social as escorts. Seventy six reps from clubs met Saturday to finalize plans while 63 homes were added to voting lists Saturday afternoon and evening. Alderman James H Carmichael formally announced his mayoral bid with a platform of economy and reform. Solon W Stevens, to name George A Roper for county commissioner, is sidelined by a sprained ankle, but another suitable candidate will take his place.
A wagon owned by Davis and Sargent broke down on Thorndike street bridge Saturday morning. Its front wheels were smashed while crossing car tracks. The wagon carried saw dust for transport.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and Ayer’s Comatone appear in an old line of patent medicines. The listings reference tonic products marketed for hair, coughs, and general convalescence during the era.
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