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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1903

Page

8

Gaston Defends Tariff Record in Baldwin Hall Speech

Democratic candidate Col William Gaston campaigned in Huntington hall defending his tariff stance. He rebutted Republican claims on state debt and Bates administration, arguing wealth rose in 1850s amid low tariffs and accusing Bates of misstatements while calling for accountability and home rule.

Democracy William Gaston Huntington Hall Thomas F. Quinn Democratic City Committee John C. Burke Burke Col. Gaston Republican Party William A. Gaston Colonel Gaston Gaston Republican Club Melrose United States Buchanan Congress Daniel W. Mahoney Lawrence Haverhill Massachusetts Mr. Mahoney

Massachusetts Debt Debate Sparks Bates Rally

Speakers assail Governor Bates over rising state debt and extravagant appropriations while praising reform and tighter budgeting. They allege he misstates figures, touts a future-financing scheme, and criticize his administration’s handling of law publication costs and state machinery.

Bates Financial and Commercial Chronicle Crane Massachusetts Gov. Bates Gaston Boston

Beloved Brooklyn minister accepts Tremont Temple call

Rev. Dr. Poindexter Hlenson of Brooklyn has notified Tremont Temple parishioners in Boston that he will accept the call extended to him. The message, dated October 25, states he believes it in the will of God and will come to lead Tremont Temple.

Burke Washington Congress John R. Thayer Worcester Benjamin F. Butler Massachusetts Roosevelt Hanna Boston Bates Republican Party Readeville Martha’s Vineyard Thayer Walter J. Holden Avith Pacasoual Richard Olney Poindexter Hlenson Brooklyn Tremont Temple

Vessels Seek Shelter as Gale Sweeps British Coasts

London reports a heavy gale along Great Britain's coasts forcing ships to seek shelter. The yacht North Star, belonging to Cornelius Vander, from New York on October 15, reached Queenstown short of coal while heading to Greenock, Scotland.

London Great Britain Ort Cornelius Vanderit North Star New York Greenock Scotland Queenstown

Cottage chimney fire reported in Stanley Street

A chimney fire in a cottage owned by Mrs L HB Shepard in Stanley Street triggered a telephone alarm at 6 40 pm last evening. Damage details were not provided in the available text.

Runaway Car Plunges Down Joliet Hill Killing Man

A runaway electric car on the Chicago and Joliet line in Joliet Illinois killed an man, demolished a house and splintered the car after a steep descent. Motorman Bouray fainted from danger and rolled from the platform. Passenger Anna Westberg escaped with bruises. Pedestrian Peter Sharp, 18, was crushed as the car struck a curve and wrecked Chiles Hollstein’s dwelling. The accident left debris and damaged walls, with water ruined.

Joliet Ill Chicago and Joliet Bouray Anna Westberg Peter Harp Eee Harp Chiles Hollstein T.e House

Obituaries for Matthew Johnston and Daniel Wilson

Matthew Johnston aged 49 years eight months died at his home 12 Stackpole Street leaving a wife and four sons. He was a member of Emulus Thompson Commandery Golden Cross and Clan Grant. Daniel Wilson aged 46 years five months twenty three days died at his home 1500 Gorham Street leaving a wife and two daughters.

Matthew Johnston Stackpole Street Ihe Emulus Thompson Commandery Golden Cross Clan Grant Daniel Wilson Gorham Street

Funeral Rites for John J Wholey Held at Home and Sacred Heart

Funeral services were conducted for John J Wholey at his brother's home on Stevens Street and at Sacred Heart Church with Rev John P Flynn. Bearers included John J Crotty James H Durkin and others. Burial followed in St Patrick's Cemetery under Peter Davey. Other funerals: Thomas Webb at Undertaker Young with Rev W A Morang. Minnie Duclos at St Jean Baptiste with Fr Broullerd. Mary Rogerson infant buried at Butler Avenue home with Undertaker Molloy.

John J. Wholey Stevens Street Sacred Heart Church John P. Flynn John J. Crotty James H. Durkin John S. Stott William H. Inglis St. Patrick's Cemetery Peter Davey Thomas 8 Fr. Broullerd J. F. O'Donnell Mary E. Rogerson James Annie Rogerson Butler Avenue Edson Cemetery Molloy

Death notices for Johnston and Mack with services listed

In the city on October 25 Matthew Johnston aged 49 years three months funeral services at his residence 12 Stackpole street Tuesday at 2 pm friends invited In Mont Vernon New Hampshire on October 28 Sewall G Mack aged 89 years 11 months

Special Rail Rates to Pacific Northwest and Canada

Beginning September 15 and continuing daily until November 30 a special rate applies to all points in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia. For maps routes and information write to Wm Kelly Jr District Passenger Agent Wisconsin Central Ry 290 Broadway New York City.

Washington Oregon Idaho Montana British Columbia Wm. Kelly, Jr Wisconsin Central Ry Broadway New York City

Deaths Reported for Week Ending October 24 1903

Weekly death tally lists names and ages with causes such as nephritis tuberculosis enteritis and apoplexy. Notable ages include 95 81 and 60 while several infants and young children die from gastroenteric or infectious diseases. Girard P Dadman city clerk signs the report.

Dolly Runels Walford N. Gilbert Marcellus Raymond Joseph Dunlavey Bright Apaulina Chikloux Lizzie Fleming Andrew L. Gargan Rose Johnson Nutritionere Blinghorn Palm Carrie Horton Horace J. Sloan James Wallace Thomas Fahey Carolina Johnson Rose L. Clancy Marasmus Daniel Reidy Theotiste Deschene Mary McDougall Minnie Duclos Alice V. Carr Rose Dolan Joseph L. Demers Thomas Webb Theodore Ouelette Girard P. Dadman

Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted By Local Resident Endorsement

Lowell resident Wm A Buckley, former Lowell Central Labor union president, testifies after twelve years of backache and kidney pain that three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills cured him. Ellingwood & Co. sold the remedy. price 60 cents per box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Lowell Wm. A. Buckley Lowell Central Labor Union Chestnut Street Ellingwood & Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States Doan’s

Mortality of Lowell Weekly Death Totals Report

The Lowell mortality report shows a population of 101,959 with 32 total deaths and 13 under five. The weekly death rate is 16.32 versus 16.88 and 14.28 for the prior two weeks. Infectious cases include typhoid fever two, scarlet fever three, and diphtheria two. Board of Health agent H. H. Knipp oversees the data.

Board OF Health H. H. Knipp Agt

Special Colonist Tickets to Pacific Coast at $42.50

Daily limited sale by Nickel Plate Railroad through Nov 30 offers one way Colonists tickets from Buffalo to California and other Pacific Coast points at $42.50 with lower rates to Utah Montana and Idaho. Includes tri weekly tourist car service. Local agents: L. P. Burgess N E P A No 258 Washington St Boston. Also farm bargain and boarding house for sale with details and contact.

Nickel Plate Railroad Buffalo California Pacific Coast Utah Montana Idaho L. P. Burgess Washington Street Boston

Newfangled Coffee Mill Fails to Grind

Mr Jackson laments the new coffee mill won’t grind, claiming it’s expensive and unreliable. Mrs Jackson agrees husbands often buy flashy gadgets that circulate but fail to function. Local readers amused by the exchange comment on gadgetry and value.

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