Verdicts in Lowell cases end long police fracas trial
The McBride suit against Superintendent Moffatt and Sergeant Connors ended with a verdict for the defendants at 3:05 PM. The Stevens vs Lowell Gas Light case dominated the afternoon session, revealing police department tensions, suspensions, and a heated exchange about a speak-easy near the time of a city marshal dispute. John F. McCaffrey testified on police tenure in 1880 Lowell, noting lack of permanent employment and uncertain good behavior standards, as the hearing adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. McBride
Wm. B. Moffatt
Martin Connors
McBride
Roosevelt
John L. Stevens
Lowell Gas Light Company
Stevens
Dunbar
Committee On
Mr. Dunbar
Jacob Rogers
John F. McCaffrey
Lowell
Theatres at Lowell Opera House Tonight and Friday
The odore Kremer presents For Her Children's Sake to a large audience with strong praise for the cast. Sin play debuts tonight at Lowell Opera House, set in a picturesque southern society melodrama with a San Antonio prison scene. Daniel Sully stages The Old Mill Stream at the Opera House Friday and Saturday Oct 23 and 24 with a Mink Hollow setting. Next Monday magician Kellar performs a mystery melange, followed by Denman Thompson in The Old Homestead Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kremer
Lowell Opera House
South
San Antonio
Texas
Daniel Sully
Opera
Mink Hollow
Ulster County
N. Y
Sully
McLaughlin Surrenders in Kings County Contention
Former Police Commissioner Bernard York indicated McLaughlin would withdraw opposition to Grout and Fornes as comptroller and president of the board of aldermen. A statement from McLaughlin was expected soon, though York did not confirm publication. James Sinnett said the Kings County Democratic Committee would likely endorse Grout and Fornes at a Tuesday meeting.
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New York
Bernard York
Hugh McLaughlin
Kings County
McLaughlin
Messrs. Grout
Fornes
Board of Aldermen
York
James Sinnett
Kings County Democratic Committee
Grout
St Louis University student paralyzed after practice injury
John Withe vill, a St Louis university student, was paralyzed in a football practice game and lies in a dangerous condition at a local hospital. An operation was performed and doctors say there is only a slight chance for recovery.
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St. Louis, Mo
John Withevill
St. Louis University
Special Colonist Tickets from Buffalo to Pacific Coast
Daily until November 30 the Nickel Plate Railroad offers special one way Colonists tickets from Buffalo to California and other Pacific Coast points at 42.50 and reduced fares to Utah Montana and Idaho. Includes tri weekly tourist car service. See L P Burgess N E P A No 1 Washington Street Boston agents.
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Nickel Plate Railroad
Buffalo
California
Pacific Coast
Utah
Montana
Idaho
L. P. Burgess
Washington Street
Boeton
Hear Hon John R Thayer on Corporations
Former U S senator and legal expert John R Thayer speaks on corporate law and governance outlining regulatory approaches and implications for business practice and public policy in a concise address.
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John R. Thayer
Idyl of the Links at Casto theatre tops this week
Frank Gardiner and Lottie Vincent head the programme in Mr Gardiner's original comedy An Idyl of the Links at the Casto theatre this week. The show delivers continuous entertainment with new up to date comedy, superior singing and dancing, and marvelous acrobatics. Reserved seats may be ordered by telephone 815-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gardiner
Lottie Vincent
Mr. Gardiner
Links
Casto Theatre
Vaudeville All Star At Academy Of Music This Week
Tonight opens a three nights engagement at the Academy of Music featuring Eugene A Whyte American Novelty company with eight acts. Headliner Mattie Keene and Ella Wheeler Wilcox sketch, plus Barton and Armstrong on trick cycling, Laurellas electric fire dance, Le Smyth and Abbacco acrobatics, Burkhart and Berry comedy sketches, William Labelle juggling, and Edward Lazelle slack wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Murphy
Eugene A. Whyte
American Novelty Company
Mattie Keene
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Barton
Armstrong
America
le Smyth
Abbacco
Burkhart
Berry
William Labelle
Edward Lazelle
Mattie Keene & Her
Barton and Armstrong
Storm at Sea and a Night of Vivid Acts At Temple
The Temple Theatre week features a strong bill with Wood and Berry in A Storm at Sea, Great Gilbert the female impersonator, Charles and Helen Mack in a grotesque sketch, Hugh McVey the jugler, Mooney and Holbein in specialty acts, Ma June a character change artist, and Miss Russell in a talkative routine drawing large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Theatre
Wood
Berry
Gilbert
Charles
Helen Mack
Hugh McVey
Mooney and Holbein
Ma June
Miss Russell
Odd Fellows Temple
Lesex Street
Berry Mooney
Holbirn
Cilbert Tal Kative
Russell Charles
Huga McViy
Humane Society Fair Promises Novel Halloween Charity Event
The Humane society fair will run Thursday to Saturday Oct 29 30 31 with unusual features and a dark Halloween charm. Denomination led suppers require early ticket requests to sample diverse cookery, and the event aims for large attendance to support essential humane work in a festive civic mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Hallowe’en Mysteries
Kilties Band to Play in Huntington Hall Tomorrow
The Kilties Highlanders from Canada head to Lowell for concerts in Huntington hall tomorrow afternoon and evening. Tickets are on sale at Carter and Sherburne's. The New York Journal praised the band as bold and versatile, saying it bridges cultures with bagpipes, Scottish dances, songs, and instrumental music. The crowd at Madison Square Garden welcomed them warmly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilties
Lowell
Huntington Hall
Carter & Sherburne’s
New York Journal
Madison Square Garden
Kitties” Highlanders Band of
Canada
King’s Scarlet
Practical Game Bird Cooking From October Markets
A compact guide from the fourth volume of Table and Kitchen covers abundant October game such as partridges prairie chickens and quail. It details roasting in pork jackets fricassees quick service for young birds, larding larding, sauce with currant jelly and currant jelly notes, plus multiple methods for salmi broiling and serving.
Rethinking Exercise: Match Activity to Neural Demand
Dr Peirson B Page argues for tailoring recreation to mental and physical effort. He suggests sedentary individuals benefit from high bodily activity games such as handball or basketball, and recommends gym classes for business men. Emphasizes heart health and the value of play, social interaction, and family or friend participation.
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Peirson
Tomato catsup and chili sauce preserving method
Miss K C requests published recipes for tomato catsup and canning tomatoes and chili sauce. Tomato catsup method uses small perfect tomatoes packed unpeeled in jars, rinsed until air bubbles stop, jars boiler-cprocessed half an hour, topped with hot water, cooled and stored. Chili sauce instructions begin with scalding a peck of ripe tomatoes and chopping onions before further steps.
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K. C
Chrysanthemum Show in Japan
Florence Peltier describes an imperial garden display where chrysanthemums cluster in dells, hills, and water features. Plants progress from buds to full blooms under carved white pavilions, with shapes mimicking junk ships and mythological scenes. Also notes waning popularity of such sculpted figures. Democrats don't forget tally Saturday.
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Imperial Gardens
Booths
Florence Peltier
Good Housekeeping
Probate Court citation for Maynard estate administration
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court issues notice to heirs and creditors of Caleb T W Maynard of Lowell. Caroline M Bramball seeks administration without bond. Hearing at Cambridge Probate Court October 27 1903 9 am. Public notice via Lowell Daily Courier for three weeks. Charles J McIntire First Judge. S. Folsom Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Sald
Caroline M. Bramball
Middlesex
Cambridge
Lowell Daily Courier
Tness
Charles J. McIntire
Eaquire
Folsom
Register
The Story-Book House by Honor Walsh review
A warm portrait of a Virginia household framed by many tales. The volume showcases fairy tales animal fables Irish ghost stories and romances with Oliver Goldsmith as a recurring motif. The Old South humor and Colonial mansion setting create a vivid nostalgic tone. Dana Estes & Co. Boston published cloth bound 12mo illustrated priced at 1.00.
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Virginia
Oliver Goldsmith
Story-Book House
Honor Walsh
Dana, Estes & Co
Boston
Red Book October issue expands content and ads
The October Red Book adds sixteen pages due to higher demand for ads and reading matter. It completes its first volume with fourteen fiction pieces and about sixty illustrations. Contributors include Arthur Stringer E Phillips Oppenheim Oscar King Davis and others. The Reader features Josiah Flynt on Under World literature and Delineator previews November fiction and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stringer
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Oscar King Davis
Winona Godfrey
Charles Michael Williams
Gertrude Norton
Izola L. Forrester
Harold Acton Vivian
Helen Ellsworth Wright
Helen Marie Bennett
L. E. Schulte
Una Hudson
Ted Petch
Helen Palmer
Josiah Flynt
Bliss Carman
John J. a’Backet
Carolyn Wells
Edgar Fawcett
William J. Lampton
Lew Wallace
Guardian Angel and Other Tales in Ainslees November
Ainslees features novelettes by Baroness von Hutten Robert Hichens and others including My Lady of the Candies by Robert MacAlarney The Shark by Morgan Robertson The Du cal Rival by Rafael Sabatini Henshawe's Pseudonym by Reginald Wright Kaufmann and Prince Charming by Constance Smedley Plus Home Science Magazine October contents and related home management pieces including The Child in the Home and various kitchen and housekeeping topics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainslee
Baroness von Hutten
Robert Hichens
Robert MacAlarney
Morgan Robertson
Joseph C. Lincoln
Cape Cod
Harold MacGrath
Shifty Sullivan
Anna Yeaman
Reginald Wright Kauffmann
Henshawe
Prince Charming
Constance Smedley
Frank S. Arnett
Beatrice Hanscom
George Hibbard
Rafael Sabatini
Harriet A. Nash
New England
Francis Prevost
November contents from Everybody's Magazine features top authors
The November issue highlights stories and sketches by Alfred Henry Lewis O Henry and Eugene Wood. Francis Bellamy contributes Successful Men Who Are Not Rich with a serious moral. The tone remains entertaining with no policy intrusion for readers.
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Everybody’s Magazine
Alfred Henry Lewis
O. Henry
Eugene Wood
Francis Bellamy
Mr. Bellamy
Books and features preview in Good Housekeeping November issue
The November Good Housekeeping highlights a critical view of modern wealth ascendant as the nation’s ideal. It reviews reform leaders in New York, profiles Dowie, and presents I. K. Friedman’s analysis. The issue includes serial Paying Guests by Mary Stewart Cutting and a rich array of articles on children, cooking, hospitality, and autumnal scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hodder
Josiah Flynt
American
New York
John Alexander Dowie
I. K. Friedman
Chicago
Good Housekeeping
Mary Stewart Cutting
Karl Anderson
William Allen White
Judge Shute
Court of Justice
George Junior Republic
John A. Parker
F. Chouteau Brown
Ellen Barret Ligon
Dr. Peirson
Page
Edwin Markham
Hester Price
Florence Peltier
Phelps Publishing Co
Springfield
Mass
San Francisco
Literary Collector contents and contributor list
In the September Literary Collector readers will find articles of interest to book lovers including Phil May A Great Artist by Percival Pollard New York in 1696 a Note by A R Hasse Some Notes on William Macklinia An Essay on the Consonants J and V in Printing Translated from Desmo let London Bibliographical Letters by Alfred W Pollard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil May
Percival Pollard
New York
A. R. Hasse
William Macklinia
Desmolet
London Bibliographical Letters
Alfred W. Pollard
American Housekeeping in Manila Opens Boston Cooking Issue
The October Boston Cooking School Magazine features illustrations and sections on American housekeeping in Manila, Italian Chestnuts by Julia Davis Chandler, and Kitchen Accessories. Additional pieces include The Achievement of Yoh by Katharine Louise Smith, The Rose of Roots by Lylie O Harris, Episodes in Simplicity by Kate Gannett Wells, For Cooking Game by E M Lucas, and The Care of Milk by Helen Louise Johnson. Seasonable recipes with appealing illustrations accompany menus that remain helpful and suggestive.
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Boston Cooking School Magazine
American Housekeeping
Manila
Julia Davis Chandler
Katharine Louise Smith
Lylie O. Harris
Kate Gannett Wells
E. M. Lucas
Helen Louise Johnson
Congress and the Currency in the North American Review
The October North American Review surveys currency policy and banking relations. William A. Nash argues against altering currency laws except to stop treasury hoarding. Eckels advocates a businesslike government bank relation. Bonsal analyzes Macedonia. Somerville links lynching causes. Wharton on reading. Burton on flood control. Chamberlain on the Cunard Agreement. Gaffney on women's position. Johnston on Ireland’s prospects. Mayer on museum education. Hurd on Japan’s naval rise. Tracy on Dominion and Republic unity.
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North American Review
Congress
William A. Nash
Corn Exchange Bank
New York
James H. Eckels
United States
Stephen Bonsal
Macedonia
H. M. Somerville
Alabama Supreme Court
Edith Wharton
Reading
J. R. Burton
E. T. Chamberlain
United States Commissioner of Navigation
Cunard
Fannie H. Gaffney
National Council of Women
Kate T. Woolsey
Republic
Charles Johnston
Ireland
A. G. Mayer
Natures Sciences
Museum
The
Brooklyn Institute
Archibald S. Hurd
Japan
Frankb. Tracy
Dominion
Canada
Caramels and a Love Barbed In Dialog
An odd quotation from the Boston Transcript contrasts romance with sweets. The exchange hints at affectionate but playful dialogue between two unnamed speakers Carrie and another person, referencing caramels as a playful motif.
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Carrie
Boston Transcript
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Moffatt
Opera House
Kellar
Denman Thompson
M’laughlin
Sage
Willoughby Street Bowl
CASTO
Patrice
Yonkers
Mee Nou
Lora M. Lutz
the Natural Food CO
Niagara Falls
Lida Ames Willis
Marquette Building
Banning Co
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Red Book
Lillie Hamilton French
N. Hudson Moore
Agnes Surbridge
William MacLeod Raine
Minna C. Smith
Alice M. Kellogg
J. C. Hemmett
Home Science Magazine
Home Science
Mary Barrows
Ada M. Frederikson
Maude E. Smith Hymers
Pepper
Mary J. Lincoln
Biltmore School of Domestic Science
Everybody’s
Lowelle
Dan Sally
Mance
Catskills
Magician of Magicians
the Great
Josh
Saurday
Charley
Billee
AL. Haynes
Gardiner
Vincent
Livae
White’s American Novelty Company
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Y.M.C. A
the Oriental Opera
Egypta
New York City
Cone
Caledonian Club
Clan Grant
Kerburne’s
Merriey
Optician
Geo
G. Rogers
Merrimack Street
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