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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1902

Page

5

Devery Seeks Cummings Seat as Democrats Rally

Big Bill Devery, fresh from a 510,000 fireworks and charity win, declares his bid to succeed Amos J. Cummings in New York’s 11th district. He touts public service, loyalty to supporters, and uniting the Democratic party, addressing jubilant crowds at the Four Corners club after a dramatic night in streets.

New York Devery House of Representatives Amos J. Cummings West Side Washington Bill Amos Cummings Pat Kenhon Pat Ryder Barney Martin Pete Dooling Congress Democrats of 9Th Assembly Bill Devery Sheehan Goodwin Ninth Assembly District

Juror Bock Testimony in Andrews Trial Motion

In Detroit on September 17 Juror Geo W Bock admitted discussing the case in July with witness McCarron while denying prior opinions since April. The disclosure comes during theRecorder court hearing on Frank C Andrews bid for a new trial over alleged misappropriation of funds from City Savings Bank.

Detroit Geo. W. Bock Frank C. Andrews City Savings Bank Recorder’s Court Andrews Murphy Bock Lagman’s McCarron

Coal strike impact boosts Lowell bargain prices at Carleton and Hovey

The long labor struggle in the anthracite sector spurred a thrift mindset in Lowell. Carleton & Hovey at 2386 Merrimack Street report rising trade and slash prices on items like a fountain syringe 87 cents two quart hot water bottles 42 cents Bigelow and Eastman talcum powders and toilet paper packages sold at 8 5 and 10 cents.

Lowell Carleton & Hovey's Merrimack Street Bigelow Eastman Carleton & Hovey

Jack Mason Locked Up In New York Jail

Actor Jack Mason was arrested in New York and locked up in Ludlow Street jail in default of 1200 dollars bail. His former wife Marion Manola had obtained an absolute divorce in 1900 and he was ordered to pay alimony and barred from remarriage. She alleges Mason ignored orders after marrying Katherine Grey and failing to pay 475 dollars. Mason earns 200 to 250 dollars weekly and tours, living with his second wife on Lexington Avenue. Miss Grey, once Mansfield's leading lady, later sued him for salary and described alleged mistreatment.

New York Jack” Mason Ludlow Street Mason Marion Manola Katherine Grey New Jersey Lexington Avenue Forty-third Street Miss Grey Mansfield

THAT TUNNEL FRANCHISE

A joint conference of the New York board of aldermen rapid transit commission and Pennsylvania railroad representatives endorsed the modified tunnel franchise. The resolution stated no further changes could be made without risking the enterprise and passed. action remains for the aldermen to decide.

New York Board of Aldermen Rapid Transit Commission Pennsylvania Railroad Green Pennsylvania

Alabama Republicans Adopt Platform Endorsing Roosevelt

At the state convention in Birmingham on September 17, Republicans endorsed Roosevelt for renomination in 1904 and condemned child labor in cotton mills. The platform retained Roosevelt endorsement despite opposition tied to Vaughan’s removal as district attorney. Delegates accepted the new state constitution but disclaimed responsibility for its enactment.

Birmingham Ala Roosevelt William Vaughan North Alabama

Test Day At Fire Engineers Convention

New York on September 17 marked test day for fire chiefs at the International Association of Fire Engineers convention Exhibitions showed new apparatus and appliances A committee led by Chief Lane of Manchester NH oversaw the tests Chief Purcell of Dublin watched An inventor engineer Thomas Burke of Riverdale was badly hurt while trying to protect spectators He grabbed a 120 pound hose muzzle and was thrown about suffering five head gashes before being taken to a hospital

New York International Association of Fire Engineers Lane Manchester N. H Thomas P. Purcell Dublin Thomas Burke Riverdale Burke

RINNS RECOGNIZED FOR HELPFUL RESCUE EFFORTS

New York police brothers Dan and Bernard Rinn received letters from Massachusetts Governor Crane thanking them for aiding at President Roosevelt's accident near Pittsfield. They were first on the scene, helped move the President and officials to safety, with Daniel detaining the motorman and Bernard fetching medical aid.

New York Dan Bernard Rinn Crane Massachusetts Roosevelt Pittsfield Mass Rinn Cortelyou Daniel Bernard

Union carpenters pledge 10000 for coal strike relief

Atlanta sept 17 the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America meeting in this city decided to give 10000 to aid the anthracite coal strikers in Pennsylvania amid their ongoing dispute and protests.

Atlanta United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Pennsylvania

Conspiracy Charge in Green Goods Game Hearing

Boston on September 17. Hyman Nathan son and Hyman Taylor faced a municipal court hearing charged with conspiracy through a green goods game and were each held to $1000 bail for grand jury consideration.

Boston Hyman Nathanson Hyman Taylor

Somerville adjourned meeting: police shaken by dismissal

Boston Sept 17 Somerville officials end long meeting by confirming Mayor Glines’s dishonorable discharge of Patrolman John G Knight after he pleaded guilty to two larceny counts. Knight aided in recovering property but faces superior court bonds. Aldermen approve two additional police hires and confirm reserve officers. Also orders to acquire land for a new primary school and to consider a Central Hill park fountain funded by Joe Wilson bequest.

Boston Somerville Glines John G. Knight Knight Jackson Caldwell Union Square Frederic J. Balcom Frank H. Graves Sanford Lewis Louis F. Arnold Charles Morrison Avenue West Somerville Watters Central Hill Park

Arbitration Court Rules On Plus Fund

The Hague September 17 The international arbitration court ruled that Mexico's reply to the United States memorandum be included in the case documents and that the plaintiffs may file a written reply before September 25. After American pleadings Mexico shall be heard, with each side allowed one reply through a single counsel. United States Senator Stewart of Nevada resumed presenting the U S case followed by Garrett C McNerny who argued the Pius fund belongs to Californians per Mexican authorities from 1679 to 1849.

The Hague International Arbitration Court Today Mexico United States Stewart Nevada Garrett C. McNerny Rioradan San Francisco

German naval manoeuvres end as fleet breaks Elbe line

Berlin reports the naval manoeuvres ended this afternoon with the hostile fleet under the Emperor on the Imperial yacht Hohenzollern forcing entry into the Elbe and breaking up submarine mine lines. The second squadron retreated to Cuxhaven after heavy seas forced a noon halt.

Berlin Hohenzollern tElbe Elbe Cuxhaven

Independent Glass dissolves. factories to pro rata orders

Pittsburg Sept 17 The formal dissolution of the Independent Glass company was announced. The 28 factories will continue operations as before the formation of the combine and unfinished orders totalling about 25 000 boxes will be divided pro rata among the plants now in the company. With the dissolution the American and Federation combines will control the market and no price cutting war is feared.

Pittsburg Independent Glass Company Combine American and Federation Combines

Train Collision Near Little Rock Kills Two Freight Workers

A special train carrying Companies B and C Twenty second Infantry collided head on with a Hot Springs freight train a mile from Little Rock on Sept. 17. Two freight crew members were killed and several others injured while soldiers aboard the special train were shaken up and injured.

Little Rock Ark Twenty-second Infantry TS. JA Fort Logan Hot Springs

Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Digestive Aid

An advertisement claims half the ills men inherit stem from indigestion. It touts Burdock Blood Bitters as strengthening the stomach and making indigestion impossible through tonic effects.

Forest Fires Worsen Along Wyoming Colorado Line

Cheyenne Wyoming September 17 A tele phone message from Grand Encampment says the forest fires along the Wyoming Colorado line are growing more alarming. Residents of Pearl Colorado and Encampment fear towns may be wiped out if fires are not checked soon.

Cheyenne Wyo Grand Wyoming Colorado Pearl

Millions for Water in New South Wales Bill Passed

Sydney, Sept 17. Drought suffering leads to passage in both Houses of Parliament of a bill authorizing one million dollars annually for five years to conserve water and irrigate country districts across the region.

Sydney N. S New South Wales

San Juan's First Jury Convicts Man Slaughter Suspect

San Juan Puerto Rico September 17 The first jury empanelled in the San Juan district court under the new code today convicted Pedro Torres of man slaughter He was sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment.

San Juan P. R Pedro Torres

Corner Store for rent with meat and groceries space

To rent a corner store with meat and groceries potential plus a meat refrigerator. Located just off Westford Street near the Northern Depot. Also available a choice large, pleasant three room tenement in good repair nearby at 11.00 per month. Contact Liott at 84 Central 84.

Westford Street Central

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