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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1902

Page

3

Quigley Killed Camac in Pawtucket Saloon

Coroners Jury reports Abraham A. Camac died from a gunshot fired by Charles J. Quigley in a Pawtucket saloon on October 4. Quigley traveled to Rhode Island with the intent to kill Camac, and the two men were involved with the same woman.

Pawtucket Providence R. I Herman A. Babcock East Providence Abraham A. Camac Phillipsdale Camac Charles J. Quigley Quigley Rhode

Police Witnesses Testify in Keefe Murder Trial

Police officials and patrolmen testified at Middlesex superior court in Cambridge in the fourth session of the murder trial of Edward Carter and George F. Blake for the killing of Everett Patrolman Keefe. Lieut. Lowry of Charlestown and Chief Pendergast of Everett led the witnesses, with officers the only ones present.

Cambridge Edward Carter George F. Blake Keefe Everett Middlesex Superior Court Tony Lieut. Lowry Charlestown Chief Pendergast

Court hearing on murder case adjourns after tense day

Testimony focused on how the defendants looked and spoke on the day of the murder after arrest. Several discussions between lawyers over admitting testimony occurred, but nothing decisive happened before the court adjourned shortly after noon.

Burnham Will Gives 150000 To City Hospital Ward

The Suffolk probate filing outlines Lamont G. Burnham bequeathing 150000 to Boston City Hospital to build and equip a ward on the hospital grounds. The codicil revokes a 150900 gift to Harvard College for a veterinary hospital and redirects it to the City hospital, with other bequests to family and friends.

Boston Lamont G. Burnham Suffolk Probate Court Boston City Hospital Harvard College

Bone Haulers Meet Holds Northeastern Dental Conference

Worcester hosts the eighth annual Northeastern Dental Association meeting in the Woman's Club building. About 200 dentists from New England attended. Morning speakers included Doctors Gerrish of Exeter Flagg of Boston and Achorn of Boston. Afternoon lectures featured Wilkes of Boston and Taylor of Hartford. Miss Annie L Blaloch of Boston spoke on physical culture and its application to dentistry.

Worcester Northeastern Dental Association Woman's Club New England Charles FR. Gerrish Exeter N. H John 8. Flagg Boston J. Warren Achorn Gustav P. Wilkes Leo C. Taylor Hartford Annie L. Blaloch

Scituate Town Offers 5000 Reward for Assailant

Scituate Rhode Island reports the town council in special session voted a 5000 dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the person who fired on Town Clerk Henry H. Potter at his North Scituate residence. Potter dodged a direct shot as a mysterious assailant escaped. Potter had received prior threats, sparking townwide indignation and calls for swift action.

Potter

Manchester Mills choose new directors at stockholders meeting

Manchester New Hampshire October 16 at the annual stockholders meeting the Manchester Mills directors elected include Frank P. Carpenter Manchester George H. Chandler Benjamin P. Cheney Boston William P. Fowler Boston Chas W Jones Boston Lyman Nichols Nathan Walter M Parker Manchester Nathaniel J Rust Boston and David A Tage.

Manchester N. H Manchester Mills Messrs Frank P. Carpenter Geo. H. Chandler Benjamin P. Cheney Boston Wm. P. Fowler Chas W. Jones Lyman Nichols Nahan Walter M. Parker Nathaniel J. Rust David A. Tage

Manchester Firm Names New Officers and Reports Cloth Output

GART Manchester reports changes in office holders with Jones and Taggart replacing Arioch Wentworth and Ransom RB Fuller of Boston. Edward B Woodbury of Manchester is reelected clerk. For the year ending June 1, cloth production reached 32,268,316 yards with sales totaling 6,104,358.47 dollars and quick capital listed as 53,062.78.

Long Lived Witnesses In Evergreen Killing Conviction

In Evergreen Alabama circuit court Albert Brown a colored man was found guilty of killing Levi Brown in 1871 and sentenced to life in prison. He is described as a 66 year old man with gray hair. Three witnesses testified today that he dealt the fatal knife wounds, though Brown claimed he was not present at the crime scene.

Evergreen Ala Albert Brown Levi Brown Brown

Fire destroys mill and stables at Reilly barn in Newark

A morning blaze at a barn owned by Jos. Reilly in Newark destroys the planing and moulding mill operated by Schraft and company. Loss estimated at 10000 dollars for the mill and 10000 dollars for the stable and horses. surrounding buildings damaged. Leather Workers' dance tonight at Association hall.

Newark N. J Jos. Reilly Schraft and Company

Massachusetts State Firemen Open Boston Convention

The Massachusetts State Firemen association opened in Boston with a large turnout. Delegates viewed the Boston fire department drill school exhibition, showing ladders and nets. A vote made Fire Commissioner Russell a life member, and a memorial service ritual for firemen was proposed for statewide adoption.

Boston Massachusetts State Fireman's Association Boston Fire Department Russell Massachusetts State Firemen's Association A. H. Jones Adams Burton Steer

The Babbitt Company Opticians Ad

The Babbitt Company here offers eye fitting and lens styling at the lowest price consistent with proper work. Located at 28 Dutton Street, they have half a century of experience.

Babbitt Company Opticians Dutton Street

Lodge Sees Coal Settlement Boost in Massachusetts

Springfield reports Senator Henry Cabot Lodge expressing strong optimism from Washington about the coal strike settlement. He predicts it will help elect 12 Republican Congressmen from Massachusetts and strengthens Dodge in the Third district and Butler Ames in the Fifth. Lodge notes rising Republican registration in Worcester and plans to visit Northampton.

Springfield Washington Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Dodge Butler Ames Rufus B. Dodge Worcester Thayer Lodge Col. Goetting Northampton Asylum Dalton

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