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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1902

Page

10

Arbitration plan backed by United Mine Workers leaders

In Wilkesbarre on Oct 16 the executive boards of the three anthracite districts unanimously recommended accepting the arbitration proposition from the U S President. Delegates are to convene to approve a settlement expected to end a five month miners strike. If accepted, mining aims to resume within days with about 200 of 350 collieries in operation by next week.

Wilkesbarre United Mine Workers of America United States Mitchell Hazelton Wright Mr. Wright

Doan's Kidney Pills Proven By Lowell Resident

A Lowell citizen, Mrs Annie Dalton of 259 Northern Street, endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain and urinary troubles. She bought a box at Ellingwood & Co. drug store after a friend recommended it, reports quick relief, and urges others to use the remedy priced at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

Annie Dalton Northern Street Dean Ellingwood & Co Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Official Call for the United Mine Workers Convention

Wilkesbarre Pa Oct 16 The executive boards of districts 1 7 and 9 issue a call for a delegate convention in Wilkesbarre starting Oct 20 at 10 am Delegates are to be elected by local unions with one vote per 100 members and duplicates provided Credential rules and representation details are outlined Delegates are empowered to act for their local unions under president John Mitchell and secretary W B Wilson

Wilkesbarre United Mine Workers of America United States John Mitchell A. W

Hardwood Manufacturers Association plan aims to cut middleman

Memphis report says sawmill firms across Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana and Arkansas push to form the Hardwood Manufacturers Association of the United States. The goal is to sell directly to consumers while not necessarily raising prices, with nationwide meetings to advance the plan.

Memphis, Tenn Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association of the United States

Test case on NP land patents before Supreme Court

The Supreme Court opened argument in Nelson v Northern Pacific Railroad to decide if patents granted after map filing while land was withdrawn from settlement are valid. The Interior Department had ordered withdrawal, and the decision could affect about 30 million acres.

Washington United States Supreme Court Nelson Northern Pacific Railroad Company Interior Department Lewis

Rev J W Weisley Treated By Kennedy Remedy

The Rev J W Weisley of St Paris Ohio found kidney trouble cured after using Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy His acceptance by four life insurance companies proves the cure The remedy claims to cure kidneys liver bladder blood rheumatism and dyspepsia Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes Free trial bottle offer from Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY Also advertised Salt Rheum Cream for skin diseases 50c

J. W. Weisley St. Paris Ohio David Kennedy David Kennedy Corporation Rondout N.Y

No Choice in Boston Ninth District Democratic Nomination Fight

Boston October 16 delegates battled during the ninth district Democratic convention as no nomination was made by 5 pm prompting filing through nomination papers. Three candidates Conry Keliher and Dennison split ballots with resignations, threats of bribes, and police intervention ending at five.

Boston Charles H. Witt Joseph A. Conry John A. Keliher Joseph A. Dennison Charlestown Dennison Keliher Kelcher Conry Kelchers Fessenden Dennison Ranki Lomasney Denman East Boston Josiah Quincy P. J. Kennedy Martin Lomasney Ward 8

Louisville & Nashville to control Atlanta & West Point line

A report from St. Louis states the Louisville & Nashville Railroad has acquired or will soon acquire control of the Atlanta & West Point line from Atlanta to Montgomery and will merge it with the Georgia railroad. The two will operate as one system, while the Louisville & Nashville and the Atlantic Coast Line form another. This creates three large southern systems, alongside the Southern railway Morgan system, leaving Seaboard Air Line and Frisco’s Birmingham line independent.

St. Louis, Mo Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company Atlanta & West Point Atlanta Montgomery St. Louis Georgia Railroad Louisville & Nashville Atlantic Coast Line Southern Railway Morgan Seaboard Air Line Frisco Birmingham Line

Houston mob moves Buchanan to East Texas prison

A special train with three militia companies reached Henderson at 4 30 am and, with Jim Buchanan in a centered square, departed for the East Texas penitentiary at Rusk. The mob seeking lynching gave no opposition. Gov. Sayers will not allow transfer to Nacogdoches for trial except under military guard. Indictments include criminal assault and three counts of first degree murder. trial set for next Thursday.

Houston Texas Henderson Jim Buchanan Hicks East Texas Rusk Buchanan Sayers Nacogdoches

Motorman Sheldon Guilty of Manslaughter

Hudson New York October 16 Motorman William P Sheldon who rode the second section of the train involved in the August 2 collision on the Albany and Hudson Electric railway that injured 40 people and caused two deaths has been found guilty of manslaughter by the coroner s jury Sheldon has been arrested.

Hudson, N. Y William P. Sheldon Albany and Hudson Electric Railway Sheldon

Schooner Lillian Wreck Near Grates Point Claims Three Lives

St Johns Oct 16 The schooner Lillian driven ashore at Grates Point is a total wreck. One woman and two men died, the Rosebud rescued the rest of the crew. The Pretoria with seven aboard is missing and feared to have foundered.

St. Johns N. F Lillian Grates Point Rosebud Pretoria

Grover Cleveland Will Entertain Roosevelt

Princeton, Oct 16 Announcement states President Roosevelt may be entertained at ex President Cleveland's home if health allows attendance at Woodrow Wilson's inauguration on Oct 25. On the trip Senator James Flood of Hart Michigan encounters a mounted Indian whose horse is startled by an automobile and quips about taking his job.

Princeton N. J Roosevelt Cleveland Woodrow Wilson James K. Flood Hart, Mich Joe Kansas City Star

Pyram'd Drug Co offers healing guide on hemorrhoids

A short promotional booklet explains hemorrhoids including causes forms and cures in plain language. It argues prompt treatment avoids surgery and promises a remedy without pain or business disruption. Readers are asked to mail name and address to Pyramd Drug Co Marshall Michigan to receive the book.

Pyram'd Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Papal Delegate Changes Reported in Rome

In Rome on October 16 it was certain that Mgr Zaleski, apostolic delegate in India, will be appointed apostolic delegate in Canada succeeding Rev Diomede Falconio who currently serves as Papal delegate in the United States.

Rome Mgr. Zaleski India Canada Diomede Falconio Papab United States

Atlantic City A Perennial Resort Guide

An overview extols Atlantic City's year round appeal with fine service, numerous hotels, and attractions like golf and theaters. It highlights healthful autumns, the promenades of the boardwalk, and easy access via New Jersey Central trains from New York. An illustrated booklet on Atlantic City is available by request.

Atlantic City atAtlantic City New York

The Pharaoh and the Priest review a sweeping ancient tale

A vivid critique of Alexander Glovatski's The Pharaoh and the Priest. The reviewer praises the dynamic clash between reformist pharaoh Rameses and entrenched priesthood, noting authentic archaeological detail, strong character minds, and a smoothly translated prose by Jeremiah Curtin. The novel blends dramatic battles with moral inquiry and social reflection, appealing to readers of historical romance. Published by Little, Brown & Co. in Boston at $1.50.

Pharoah Alexander Glovatski Karnak Pi-Ballos Rameses Sara Kama Metropolitan Museum Glovatski Jeremiah Curtin Pharaoh Little, Brown & Co Boston

Traveller Tales of the Pan American Countries

A summary of a travel book in the Traveller Tales series detailing South and Central American legends, history, and folk lore. It notes the author’s journeys across the Andes, visits to Panama, and on the isthmian canal issue, with vivid stories of native customs Inca traditions Indian tales and forest animal life.

South and Central America West Indies South America Andes Panama Butterworth

Traveller Tales of the Pan-American Countries review

Review notes a engaging travelogue by Hezekiah Butterworth on Pan American Latin America with modern interest. It highlights a chapter on Mont Pelee and the Martinique disaster, a glossary of regional terms, and over forty illustrated plates. Published by Dana Estes & Co. Boston.

Andes Mont Pelee Martinique Latin America Hezekiah Butterworth Dana Estes & Co Boston Mass

The People Versus Politicians and Other Pearson Pieces

The November Pearson's opens with Edward N. Vallandigham's piece The People Versus Politicians, recounting the Cleveland nomination clash and Syracuse convention triumph. Also features Mountain Photography, A Tattoo Artist, The Telephone Newspaper, The Story of the States, The Pearl Maiden, three short stories, and a new department Mainly About Women.

Pearson Edward N. Vallandigham Cleveland Syracuse Bellamy

Confessions of a Wife delayed release and literary notes

The November Century carries the closing instalment of Confessions of a Wife delayed to October 23 due to high demand. The issue also highlights plans to tear down Boston’s old museum for offices, new entries on Bret Harte’s Condensed Novels, and Burton E Stevenson’s The Heritage about General Arthur St Clair.

Boston Museum Henry Austin Clapp Warren Fechter Charlotte Cushman Salvini Arthur St. Clair Burton E. Stevenson General St. Clair Greensburg

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