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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1903

Page

3

Cleveland's Remedy for Corrupt Politics

Grover Cleveland, in Chicago addressing the Commercial Club, urges citizens to unite for the common good under a creed of good citizenship. He warns that political indifference breeds corruption, calls for vigilant, disinterested participation, and outlines a citizen’s pledge to uphold law, labor rights, fiscal soundness, and national unity.

Chicago Grover Cleveland Commercial Club Auditorium Hotel Cleveland Commerceal Club of Holy Land Holy

The Woman with Hair on her Face and Civic Duty

A speaker discusses the burdens of a woman with facial hair and outlines tested remedies, then pivots to a call for patriotic, clean, and honest citizenship. He urges voters, business people, scholars, and educators to uphold the law of patriotic good citizenship and defend the nation through sincere public service. The address emphasizes unity, integrity, and the divine purpose guiding the republic.

Free America Rhodes’ Hair Store Merrimack Street

Lowell Men Favored at Veterans Union Encampment

Brockton October 14 The 17th annual encampment of the Department of Massachusetts Union Veterans Union convened today Resolutions called for a Congressional service pension bill for all soldiers and sailors who served in the Union army Officers elected include Department commander Col James Dammers Haverhill first department commander Henry F Chandler Haverhill second department commander George F Woodward Lowell surgeon general Charles H May Cochituate chaplain Alonzo A White Worcester and executive committee M A Easton Worcester J E Coolidge Boston E A Carter Natick W A Ames West Somerville R B Plumstead Lowell Clark Lilbridge Springfield and Daniel W Gould Chelsea.

Alonzo A. White Worcester M. A. Easton J. E. Coolidge Boston E. A. Carter Natick W. A. Ames West Somerville R. B. Plumstead Lowell Clark Lilbridge Springfield Daniel W. Gould Chelsea

Body found in swamp near Maynard in ducking trip

Charles Usher, about 41, was found dead in a swamp near Maynard by three boys while duck shooting. He had been injured weeks earlier by an electric car in Lowell and suffered nervous trouble since. It is believed he wandered into the swamp and drowned. An advertisement for Dean's Ointment follows.

Maynard Charles Usher Lowell Asher

Mission Board’s Year in Five Departments Outlined

Rev Dr Barton, Foreign Secretary, reports the annual survey of the board’s work in five divisions industries medicine literature education and evangelization. Highlights include 42 dispensaries and 28 hospitals serving 253800 patients, 1240 village schools with 51140 pupils, 13 colleges, 166 students in theological training, and over 7000 native pastors and evangelists aiding 11 new churches and 5902 new church members. native fundraising exceeded 176000.

James L. Barton Africa Micronesia Turkey India Ceylon China Japan St. Paul's Institute Tarsus Mr. Chambers C. C. Tracy D. D J. H. House Chas. O. Day Andover Theological Seminary Young People’s Hour Harry W. Hicks Theodore Storrs Lee Springfield Mass Paul L. Corbin Oberlin, Ohio E. C. Moore Harvard Divinity School A. A. Berle Chicago Hicks Prudential Committee Judson Smith Foreign Department American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Charles Culbert Hall Union Theological Seminary New York Barrows Chicago University Christ Hall J. H. de Forest E. S. Hume Bombay

Reception Honors Fr Mangin at Golden Jubilee

The 50 year priesthood jubilee for Rev Fr Joseph Mangin OML was celebrated with a 2 pm reception at St Joseph's convent. 250 children in white dresses and yellow ribbons performed, presenting Fr Mangin with a bouquet and a gold clock. A souvenir vestment set from France was promised though not yet arrived. Sunday will feature further ceremonies at two French churches.

Joseph Mangin O. M.L St. Joseph's Convent Mangin Fournier Campeau Amyot Brullard Dubreuil Nolin Lamothe Diss Graton Audibert Viaud Chryseuil Sylva Arthur Hamel Fr. Mangin Paul Vigeant Regina Caron Blanche Levesque Josephine Charbonneau Clara Duhamel Rosanna Chouinard Bernadette Regnier Alice Giroux Leontine Parent Angelina Pratte Angelina Genest Odelte Turgeon Lumina Langlais France Oblate

Lake Shore Route Promises Fast, Comfortable Travel

The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railway offers a double-track link between Buffalo and Chicago, connecting Boston New York and Chicago with superb roadbed and punctual service. It hosts the Twentieth Century Limited and Lake Shore Limited, famed for speed and comfort, while notes on Mrs. Waldo Richards changing plans conclude this travel summary.

Niagara Falls Lake Shore Railway Cleveland Buffalo Chicago New York Central Railroad Boston New York Middle States Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway United States Lake Shore Limited

Arbitration treaty signed between Britain and France in London

London observers report the joint signing by Foreign Secretary Lansdowne and the French ambassador M. Cambon of the arbitration treaty built on the 1899 Hague convention. The accord allows submission of judicial or treaty interpretation disputes to The Hague permanent court, under agreed terms.

Permanent Court of Arbitration London Great Britain France Lansdowne M. Cambon Hague The

New Canal Treaty Proposal Reaches Colombian Senate

Bogota October 14 Senate committee submits a bill authorizing the president to negotiate a new canal treaty with the United States. It outlines extension of the Panama Canal Company concession granted in 1900, with disbursement terms if disapproved and a 1910 deadline if approved. The measure stresses constitutional requirements for treaty authorization and approval by Congress.

Bogota Colombia Senate Republic United States Panama Canal Company Congress

Marlboro Street Railway Officials Arrested for Digging Without Permit

Marlboro October 14 Supt Maxwell E Nash of the Marlboro and Framingham street railway and foreman Joseph Johnson were arrested for digging up Main street without a city permit. The street department ordered a halt but Nash and his crew continued work defying the mayor and street officials. Bail was expected.

Marlboro Maxwell E. Nash Marlboro & Framingham Street Railway Joseph Johnson Street Main Street Morse More

Union Veterans Encampment Opens in Brockton

The 17th annual encampment of the Massachusetts department, U V A, opened in Brockton at 10 30 with 100 delegates. General Daniel W Gould commanded the session, Rev Alan Hudson offered prayer, and Mayor Charles H Coulter gave a welcome. After committees were named the morning adjourned for lunch. The afternoon session continued with business and a smoker planned for the evening.

Brockton Department of Massachusetts Daniel W. Gould Alan Hudson Charles H. Coulter Walter A. Eames West Somerville

President Satisfied With Southern Appointments Policy

Washington Oct 14 Secretary Loeb released a statement on the presidents satisfaction with advisers in the southern states. The President is gratified by efforts to name clean competent officials and ensure best possible service across departments. He will sustain these advisers fully in the future as in the past.

Washington Loeb

Care of Girls Promotes Health at Budding Womanhood

A promotional health notice urges mothers to guide daughters into womanhood with Dr. Chase's Blood and Nerve Food. It warns neglect can lead to consumption and death, claims the product restores blood strength, and provides price, address, and local sellers.

Dr. Chase Dr. Chase Co North Tenth Street Philadelphia A.W. Dows & Co Falls & Burkinshaw

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