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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
10
Milk Strike Threat Looms Over Boston Milk Trade
New England Milk Producers union votes to launch a general strike on November 1 unless contractors submit to state board arbitration or pay 37.5 cents per can of 8.5 quarts with no surplus clause. Over 100 producers attend at American House, warning of a milk famine in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Milk Producers’ Union
State Board of Arbitration
H. A. Bullard
State Board
Pleasant Surprise Claims Cure for Piles by Pyramid Cure
A reader testimonials Pyramid Pile Cure restoring health after five years of piles. Mrs. F. Hutt of Grand Rapids says a 50 cent box relieved her pain in two months and she would use it again if needed, recommending it to friends. Pyramid Cure sold by druggists for fifty cents or mailed with price to Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall Mich. Readers may request their informational book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Pyramid Pile
F. Hutt
2Nd Street
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miss Mary Fannie Otis Dies After Pneumonia
Providence Rhode Island October 22 Miss Mary Fannie Otis principal of Bellevue avenue primary school died at her home 58 Wendell street after three days of double pneumonia. She was a Christian Scientist who refused medical treatment. Doctors and city registrars examined the case noting no family complaint gave jurisdiction beyond receipt of the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Mary Fannie Otis
Bellevue Avenue
Wendell Street
Oatis
City Registrars
King
Charles V. Chapin
Whiting Heads Paint and Oil Club of New England
William S Whiting of Brookline was elected president of the Paint and Oil club of New England at the annual meeting held at Young’s hotel. Other officers named include Charles H Coburn of Lowell as vice president and Albert G Balcolm of Providence on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William 8. Whiting
Brookline
Paint and Oil Club of
New England
Youngé Hotel
Charles H. Coburn
Lowell
Albert G. Balcolm
Providence
Five-dollar loan leads to comic cash mix up
A barter tale unfolds as Titewad lends a five to the speaker who jokes about fainting. The slip of mood over a shared sum highlights a humorous misunderstanding surrounding a five dollar note and a reference to the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titewad
Cincinna
Commercial Tribune
Denver Fails Trial Run on Cape Ann Course
Boston Oct. 22 The second class protected cruiser Denver failed to meet the 17 knot contract speed over four hours in today’s Cape Ann measured course. Commander Cowles reported 16.28 knots average, with a lengthy delay for a piston pump fault and a stiff southwest wind that may have affected performance. Builders expect a few changes and a second trial may occur in a month or two.
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Boston
Denver
Cape Ann
Cowles
Baltimore
Post Office Official Resigns Over Son’s Firm Ties
Washington Oct 22 William H Landvoigt chief of the classification division resigns at Postmaster General Payne’s request after an inspectors probe into his son Arnold’s employment with Franklin Pa based general manifolding company contracted to supply register books to the department The resignation cites no wrongdoing merely principle involved Landvoight served nearly 29 years and says the action was not an admission of fault Payne expects to act on the resignation tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wm. H. Landvoigt
Post Office Department
Payne
Landvoigt
General Manifolding Company
Franklin
Landvoight
Postal Service
Morgan urges Panama route drop for Nicaragua canal
Senator Morgan of Alabama plans to press for immediate construction of the canal via the Nicaragua route under the Spooner law. He argues the Panama route is beyond consideration and the issue should be brought before the Senate and addressed promptly by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Panama
The Boundary Award Questioned in Canadian Senate
Ottawa reports the Alaska boundary correspondence presented in the House shows Canada sought jurists of repute and protested US picks. Canada urged accepting Messrs Root Lodge and Turner to avoid breaking talks. Laurier, Bowell, and Borden question the award's judicial nature and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Colonial Office
Washington
Canada
Messrs
Root
Lodge
Turner
United States
Chamberlain
Sir Michael Herbert
England
Mr. Hay
Senate
MacKenzie Bowell
Scott
McMullen
Transvaal
Ireland
Borden
Wilfred Laurier
Textile Workers Convention Recommends Tax Hike Referendum
At the United Textile Workers convention in Philadelphia the body voted to hold a referendum among affiliated locals on increasing the per capita tax from five to ten cents quarterly. The executive committee may raise funds if a strike occurs. Officers elected include President J. J. Golden and VP James Tansey, both of Fall River, with delegates to the AFL. The meeting adjourned after naming Lowell, Massachusetts, as the next meeting site.
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Philadelphia
United Textile Workers
J. J. Golden
Fall River
James Tansey
Michael McCarty
White Rock
R. I
Albert Hi
Engravers Strike for Nine Hours Pay in Brooklyn
One hundred fifty engravers in four Brooklyn shops walk out demanding nine hours pay for eight hours work, an effort backed by their international union after a prior voluntary shift to an eight hour day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
International
Tyler Tyler Pardoned by Roosevelt After Bank Defalcation
Joel C. Tyler, former paying teller at Safety Fund National Bank Fitchburg, was pardoned by President Roosevelt and released from North Fitchburg prison. Convicted March 27, 1901, for defalcation of $13,000 with false entries, the Allen estate restitutioned full amount, drawing sympathy and a judge’s note that clemency might have been lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leominster
Joel C. Tyler
Safety Fund National Bank
Fitchburg
Roosevelt
North Fitchburg
Tyler
Allen
Two Newport News Seamen Rescued From Wrecked Gloucester Vessel
Newport News crew members aboard the schooner John K. Kirkman arrived tonight, reporting two seamen from the Gloucester fishing schooner J. T. Williams that went to pieces on a reef near Cape Cod during last Friday's storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
John K. Kirkman
Gloucester
J. T. Williams
Cape Cod
Two Men Rescued After Schooner Sinking Off Cape Cod
Surviving sailors Walter J. Harris of Bangor Maine and Charles Keeler of New York were rescued Friday night about 60 miles east of Cape Cod after nine hours clinging to the bottom of a dory. They were among 14 aboard when the schooner struck, believed to be the only known survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Harris
Bangor
Charles Keeler
New York
Cape Cod
Farewell Dinner For Samuel L. Clemens In New York
George Harvey of Harper & Brothers hosted a farewell dinner for Samuel L. Clemens who will sail with his family to Florence Italy for an indefinite stay. Speakers included W D Howells John Kendrick Bangs St Claire McElway and Melville E Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Harvey
Harper & Brothers
Samuel L. Clemens
Florence
Italy
Col. Harvey
W. D. Howells
John Kendrick Bangs
St. Claire McElway
Melville E. Stone
Last of Honours Sail From Boston
Seventeen members of the Honourable Artillery company of London remained to see more of the United States than their original itinerary allowed and sailed for England today on steamer Commonwealth.
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Boston
Honourable Artillery Company of
London
United States
England
Commonwealth
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Nicaragua
Canadian Senate
Cook, Taylor & CO
Kid Glove Department
Suit Department
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Engravers
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The
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Central St
Thorndike St
Japan
C. B. Coburn
Market Street
Mark Twain
Rhodes’ Hair Store
Merrimack Street
Horne & Son
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