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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1902

Page

9

New York New Haven & Hartford R R Services Revised

New York New Haven and Hartford Railway announces from May 18 1902 all trains from Lowell Middlesex Street Depot will run to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 416 and 425 p m plus 11195 a m. Sunday services include 715 a m and 425 p m for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence and way stations. Trains connect at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the West and at Concord Junction with Fitchburg line for Newburyport. Signed Peter Clark General Superintendent and A C Kendall General Passenger Agent.

Lowell Middlesex Street Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham Way Boston Albany R. R Worcester Springfield Albany Concord Junction Fitchburg New Year's City Bouth Mansfield Peter Clark A. C. Kendall Gen. Pass

Bradstreets reports mixed signals in early September trade

Bradstreets notes a strong uplift in cotton goods and textiles driving higher prices across print cloths and silk, with eastern factories well employed. Rail, iron, coal, and hardware show steady to firm activity while the stock market cools slightly on higher call money. Wheat and exports rise year over year. weekly business failures fall sharply, and bank clearings rise 20 percent year over year.

New York Bradstreet Iran

Crete-a-Pierrot Seizes Arms In Hayti Piracy Claim

Berlin reports from Cape Haytien that the Haytien gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot stopped the German steamer Markomannia at the harbor entrance on Sept 2 and seized war munitions for Hayti’s provisional government. The act is described as piracy by various powers, with the captain later releasing the steamer.

Berlin Port-au- Prince Hayti Cape Haytien

Freedom of City for Steyn and Boer Generals

London report states Limerick Corporation unanimously votes to confer freedom of the city on Mr. Steyn and Generals De Wet Botha and Delarey. Alderman Daly praises the leaders as champions of liberty and notes Kruger accepted the honor as a great distinction.

London Limerick The Times Mrr Steyn de Wet Botha Delarey Daly Kruger

To Let Three Rooms Formerly Occupied by American Credit Co

September 1st lease opportunity for three rooms at 243 Central Street currently used by the American Credit Co. inquiries via Greenwood. Also available a pleasant front room with modern conveniences in a private family setting at 892 Westford Street. Additional rental of desirable rooms in The Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank building at a reasonable price.

Middlesex Typewriting Co Wyman’s Exchange Branch Street Wilder Street Westford Princeton Street North Billerica Gorham St Moore Billerica Mass Second Avenue Pawtucketville Bath W. B. Jones City Hall Shedd Street KE. W. Hoyt & Co Church Street A. W. Dows House Highland Street A. W. Dows & Co Nesmith and Chestnut Streets H. W. Ordway A. L. Bacheller Arlington Street School Street Methuen Street E. T. Rowell Tenth Methuen Streets Ilett High Street Jett Howe's Block Middlesex Street Chelmsford Street Massachusetts Real Estate Company Eugene G. Russell Donovan Building Central Street Texvile School Merrimack Square Bridge Street First Street American Credit Co Greenwood Westford Street Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank Thomas E. Adams Leinhas Barrister’s Hall Cor Central Merrimack Streets Lowell Merrimack Loan Co Mrtt Tolman G. L. Hubbard’s Lynn Boston Worthen Street

Jani tor, 73, kills man after alleged insult in Chicago

Amaziah Hayner, a 73 year old janitor, shot and killed Henry Martin in a building stairwell after Martin refused to leave following an alleged insult to a woman. Hayner surrendered, claiming self defense as police investigated the incident at Mrs Alberta Baird’s residence.

Chicago Ill Amaziah Hayner Henry Martin Martin Alberta Baird Hayner

Robbery at Ernest C. Smith & Co grocery

Lawrence reports a robbery at Ernest C. Smith & Co at 299 Broadway yesterday afternoon. A thief took $140 from the till after a young man briefly entered, left, returned for fruit, and the clerk was away. Description given was only brief.

Lawrence Ernest C. Smith & Co Broadway

Despondent lodger cuts throat in West End

In Boston on September 5 Lena Mansel a 43 year old lodger at 22 Poplar Street West End was found with a throat wound in her room. Taken to Relief hospital she is in critical condition but doctors think recovery possible if no unforeseen event occurs. Police say the wound was self inflicted during a despondent period linked to nervousness and ill health.

Boston Lena Mansel Poplar Street West End Relief Hospital

Cotton mill planned for Marshall North Carolina

Chattanooga Tennessee September 5 information received that Eastern capitalists will provide seventy five thousand dollars and Marshall residents twenty eight thousand to build a cotton mill at Marshall North Carolina located between Knoxville and Asheville.

Chattanooga Tenn Marshall N. C Knoxville Asheville

American buys Sulgrave manor the Washington ancestral home

London reports in the Daily Chronicle that a wealthy American has purchased Sulgrave manor in Northamptonshire, the historic home of the Washington family. The sale underscores continued interest in British historic properties by American buyers.

London The Daily Chronicle Sulgrave Manor Northamptonshire Washington

Pneumonia claimed with Poley s Honey and Tar remedy

J. Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Poley s Honey and Tar in three severe pneumonia cases with good results in every case. He warns against substitutes. The product is sold by F. C. Goodale and C. E. Carter.

Pr. J Agnew, Mich Poley F. C. Goodale C. E. Carter

Thirty Days on Fire in Pasquale Lauro Voyage

The Italian ship Pasquale Lauro carried cargo from London to Adelaide caught fire for 30 days. Victoria reports the crew lived in fear as the blaze began in early July and threatened to break out again. Hatches were sealed and reefer sails used. Provisions were ruined and crew feet scorched on the deck.

Victoria B. C Pasquale Lauro London Adelaide Australia

Man Slaughter Charge Bound Over Malone in Rhode Island

Thomas A. Malone was arraigned in Providence and bound over to the grand jury on a man slaughter charge for the death of Daniel McGrath of Roxbury Massachusetts. McGrath died from a skull fracture at Rhode Island Hospital after a street-row knockout blow.

Providence R. I Thomas A. Malone Daniel McGrath Roxbury Mass Rhode Island Hospital McGrath

German minister arrives in Washington to renew ties

Count Mumm von Schwartzenstein German minister to Pekin and former German envoy to Washington arrived in the city on his way from Pekin to Germany He called on Acting Secretary Adee to pay respects and renew an old friendship It is expected that Count von Helleben will retire and Mumm will succeed him as German ambassador in Washington

Washington Mumm von Schwartzenstein Pekin Germany Adee von Helleben Mumm

Rail line eyed for KC to St Louis trains to fair

St. Louis on September 5 reports the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe may run trains between Kansas City and St Louis in time for the world’s fair over a 154 mile line from Biddle Missouri to St Louis. The Town and St Louis railroad now under construction and believed backed by John W Gates is the line to be used.

St. Louis Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Kansas City Biddle Town

Kidney Cure Claim By Valley View Man

A Valley View Kentucky man J. J. Cox says kidney trouble left him unable to work with swollen feet and bed confinement. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure with restoring his health. Sold by F. C. Goodale and E. Carter.

J. J. Cox Valley View Foley F. C. Goodale E. Carter

Mason Fruit Jars and Supplies at Dickson's Tea Store

Mason jars offered at 59e 69c and 79e a dozen with free delivery. Sugar sold at 1.00 per 21 lbs. Orders by mail or telephone. Advertisement cites Dickson's Tea Store at 68 Merrimack St. plus testimonial from C W Lenhart of Bowling Green praising Dean's Ointment for leg sore relief.

Mason Dickson’s Tea Merrimack St Dean C. W. Lenhart Bowling Green

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