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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1902

Page

5

Convention At Capital Warns Against Hasty Textile Strikes

United Textile Workers of America opens its annual convention in Washington warning local unions against impulsive strikes. President Tansey of Fall River urges higher dues and a stronger treasury, stressing strikes only after all other means fail and with national support. The Augusta strike is cited, and child labor is condemned. a South Carolina bill banning child labor fails 50 to 52.

Washington United Textile Workers of America Tansey Fall River Augusta Albert Hibbert Southern Organization South South Carolina House of Representatives

Society Girl Drugged in New York Stumble

A pretty young woman wandered into Morrisania police station on October 21 claiming she was lost in New York and asked for protection. Friends have since taken charge as police work seeks to understand her condition and the narcotic effect observed.

New York Morrisania

Meat as a health food and its digestion benefits

The column argues for a mixed diet including meat, noting meat’s high nutrition and quick digestion compared to grains and vegetables. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe digestive aid, claiming they supply pepsin and diastase to improve digestion and cure indigestion, with druggists selling them at 0 cents.

Julius Reminson Stuart

Miss Emeline Hunt of Canton in New York City Ordeal

Miss Emeline Hunt daughter of Canton bankers and protege of Mrs. McKinley in earlier White House days told of arriving in New York with her mother. Separated at the Pennsylvania ferry, she wandered a park, fell under a drug influence, and ended at Tremont station. A cab ride with a man of years left her lost until police found her. Two women later claimed to be relatives and escorted her away, asking police to keep quiet.

Emeline Hunt Bankers of Canton Miss Hunt Mrs. McKinley White House New York Pennsylvania West Forty-sixth Street Morrisania Tremont Lora Wilks Holland

Ex-Wife and Bride Tangle in Ostensible Wedding Plot

In Troy New York on October 21 Arthur Green a livery driver in Thomas’s fleet delivers carriages to a high society Stockwell wedding. Green finds the bride stepping from the fashionable residence is his former wife Jessie Abrams now Mrs Stockwell. The bride and groom had prior divorces.

Troy N. Y Arthur Green Green Thomas Stockwell Jessie Abrams Miss Abrams Chas. H. Stockwell

Fries Mill merger set to take effect December first

Huntsville Alabama October 21 Authorized announcement states that the Southern Textile company known as the Fries Mill merger will become effective on December 1. A valuation committee will meet October 23 in Raleigh to assess seventy mills and others may join. combined stock is estimated to exceed 30 million dollars.

Huntsville Ala Southern Textile Company Fries Mill Raleigh N. C T W. Pratt South

Northwestern installs Edmund Janes James as president

Chicago October 21 Northwestern University today installed Edmund Janes James as president in a ceremony attended by leading educators from the United States and delegates from foreign institutions. The program included a reception in Fish Hall a march to First Methodist Church a prayer by Bishop Stephen Merrill Hort on and an inaugural address detailing the universitys history needs and policy. A post ceremony reception at the university building followed for delegates and guests.

Chicago Northwestern University Edmund Janes James United States Fish Hall First Methodist Episcopal Church Stephen M. Merrill Oliver Harvey Horton University Corporation James University

Sewing Up a Heart: Bellevue Performs Rarest Operation

In New York on October 21 at Bellevue Hospital Prof George B Stewart and Dr Cash with 15 witnesses performed the sewing of a severed left ventricle on Annie Kingsley after a stabbing. The patient showed remarkable vitality and was improving steadily through and after the six stitches.

New York Bellevue Hospital George B. Stewart Bellevue Medical College Annie Kingsley Stewart Cash

Rhode Island Sunday School Delegates Meet Opens

Five hundred delegates from every state section gather in Pawtucket for the Rhode Island Sunday school convention. Rev J J Woolley welcomes, W E P Metcalf responds. Speakers include Rev H J White, W W Main, and Rev E N Sergusson on church education topics. Hartshorn of Boston leads later sessions as reception honors him. The event centers on national and world wide Sunday school work and aims for about a thousand delegates tomorrow.

Pawtucket R. I Rhode Island J. J. Woolley W. E. P. Metcalf Providence H. J. White Beverly Mass W. W. Main Boston Massachusetts Baptist Sunday School Association E. N. Sergusson Trenton N. J New Jersey Sunday School Association W. M. Hartshorn International Executive Commission Mary Woolly Mount Holyoke College

German tariff bill defeated in Reichstag test votes

Berlin Oct 21. Conservatives and Centrists defeated the government in test votes on the tariff bill. The minimum wheat duty set at 1.50 per cent hundredweight instead of 1.37 and rye at 1.37 instead of 1.25. Wheat 194 to 146. rye 187 to 152. Chancellor von Buelow refused to accept amendments. Three options discussed: dissolve Reichstag, seek compromise, or let majority pass and suppress in Bundesrath.

Berlin Reichstag von Buelow

Spiritualists Open Nation Convention in Boston

Boston hosts the 7th annual National Spiritualist convention at Berkeley hall with focus on a new Morris Pratt Institute school of spiritualist education. Speakers from Massachusetts New York New Zealand praise the college project and its goal to provide systematic religious training for Spiritualists.

Boston Berkeley Hall National Association Spiritualist College Moses Hall Harrison D. Barrett C. R. Fiske Keokuk Iowa Moses Hull Morris Pratt Institute Whitewater Wis Morris Pratt Hall Tufts College Sadie Jordan Clifford Waterville Whitewater Institute George A. Fuller Massachusetts State Association Elizabeth Kurth New York Minnie M. Soule Ida P. A. Whitlock Susie C. Clark Cambridge F. A. Wiggin W. J. Cakdwelle New Zealand Antipodes Reca i Sun Hall

Coroner to Prosecute Healer in Child Death

Mt Vernon N Y October 21 A summons served on John Carroll Lathrop Christian Science healer who treated the 7 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Quimby of Brookfield Street until death from malignant diphtheria No physician attended and the death certificate cites Christian Science neglect as a contributing cause Coroner Banning says he plans to present the case to the grand jury despite the Quimbys faith and belief in their church The healer is son of Mrs Laura Lathrop former second reader of the Christian Science church in New York City The mother defends her faith saying Providence ordered the outcome and that prayer and trust in God will heal all claims of illness.

Mt. Vernon N. Y John Carroll Lathrop Christian Science John Quimby Brookfield Street Banning Lathrop Laura Lathrop Christian Science Church New York City

Methodist Missionary Convention Opens in Cleveland

In Cleveland Gray's armory two thousand delegates and many visitors attended the first general missionary convention of the M. E. Church. Bishop Haward G. Andrews of New York called the session to order as bishops Foss Fowler Hartzell Moore McCabe and Thoburn joined eminent Methodist leaders in the opening event. The initial session focused on organization and preliminary work.

Cleveland Gray's Armory M. E. Church Haward G. Andrews New York Foss Fowler Hartzell Moore McCabe Thoburn

Retail Coal Dealers Agree on Immediate Price Cut

Fall River reports the Retail Coal Dealers association reached an agreement today to lower prices tomorrow. Franklin coal drops from 16 to 14, White Ash from 14 to 12, and soft coal from 8.50 to 8, affecting local customers and supply.

Fall River Retail Coal Dealers’ Association Franklin

Prohibition Party Nominates Cunneen for Attorney General

In New York on October 21 Justice Bischoff ordered Secretary of State McDonough to certify Cunneen as the Prohibition party candidate for attorney general. Cunneen is the Democratic nominee, and the Prohibitionists had previously submitted Cunneen’s name. McDonough had refused, treating it as a Democratic designation. mandamus proceedings followed.

New York Justice Bischoff Supreme Court McDonough John Cunneen Prohibition Party Cunneen Prohibitionists State McDonough

Rice famine feared in the Philippines report

Manila dispatch notes shrinking crops in the islands and limited Oriental supply causing rapidly rising prices. Officials may need to supply food to poorer natives as the situation grows more serious. Hood's Lotion advertised with soothing antiseptic skin benefits and a 35 cent price in a separate note.

Manila Philippines Islands Hood

Grover Cleveland Responds to Tammany Letter Invitation

New York Oct 21 Tammany Hall to morrow night address by David B Hill for Bird S Coler is attended by a letter from Grover Cleveland in response to the invitation. The letter will be read at the meeting.

New York Tammany Grover Cleveland Tammany Hall David B. Hill Bird Coler

No Break with Keliher In Boston Ward Fight

Boston October 21 Hon James Donovan denies any break with John A Kelier and refutes claims of a planned duel. Donovan, Kelcher and press present at City Hall declare no promises or jobs linked to support in the Charlestown 9th district contest. He asserts no political patronage actions for three months.

Boston Keliher Ward 9 James Donovan City Hall John A. Kelcher Quincy House Dennison Charlestown Donovan Mr. Keliher Mr. Donovan Mr. Kelliher Supt. Donovan Charrlestown Kelliher

Siam's Crown Prince Arrives in New York From Philadelphia

The Crown Prince of Siam arrived in New York with his brother and Siamese minister, accompanied by J. H. Loftus. They were met by Secretary Reynolds and Col. Sickels at the ferry house and transported to the Waldorf Astoria, signaling a formal reception hosted during a state visit.

New York Crown Prince of Siam Philadelphia J. H. Loftus Washington Ferry House James B. Reynolds Leon David B. Sickels Anewkok Roosevelt Waldorf Astoria

Nail Through Hand Treated With Pain Balm Testimony

J C Mount of Three Mile Bay New York injured his hand while opening a box and drove a ten penny nail through the flesh. He applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and reports the pain vanished, with the wound healing quickly. Sold by all druggists.

J.C. Mount Three Mile Bay N.Y Chamberlain

For Rent and For Sale Notices in Centralville

TO RENT A corner store suitable for meat and grocery trade with meat refrigerator $15 monthly A tenement of three rooms in Centralville well kept $5 50 For Sale A new six room cottage with bath hot and cold water large lot near electrics $1450 easy terms Address T H Elliott 64 Central street Tel 908 2 Also Hair brushes 26c at Dow s Co corner Merrimack and Central streets

Centralville T. H. Elliott Central Street

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