Unusual Rally Day marks decade of Rev Kenngott’s pastoral work
The First Trinitarian Congregational Church observed the tenth anniversary of Rev George F Kenngott's pastorate with a morning 150-voice musical program and a floral decorated vestry. In the evening he reviewed ten years of ministry, praising perseverance, divine guidance, and growth in Lowell’s cosmopolitan community amid new transportation, immigration, and urban development shaping the city and church life.
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George F. Kenngott
Kenngett
Daniel
Israel
New England
City
L Ife
Lowell
Europe
Eurasia
A Winter Getaway Lakewood NJ Promises Quiet Healthful Retreat
A promotional piece extols Lakewood New Jersey as an ideal winter abode near New York City. It highlights a 90 minute train ride, model public and private schools, warmer climate, excellent roads, healthful pine belt, and lavish hotels. Outdoor activities include golf polo cross country riding and coaching. For more information write to C M Burt New Jersey Central.
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New York
Lakewood
N. J
Philadelphia
C. M. Burt
New Jersey Central
New York Department
Sudden Marriage Insight From a Har Ness Line
A Chicago Record-Herald quip notes a quick marriage, suggesting a husband with a French automobile in the harness could be worth more than a lover in the wreck, reflecting humorous social commentary on romance and wealth.
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Arthur
Chicago Record-Herald
City of Bangor Strikes Monhegan Ledges Beached at Lobster Cove
The steamer City of Bangor carrying 125 passengers from Boston to Rockland struck the Monhegan ledges in dense fog at 2.30 am and was beached on Crescent Beach at Lobster Cove after water rushed into the lower holds. Passengers were transferred to land and later to the Mount Desert and Catherine. two passengers were slightly injured, and the ship will be towed to Rockland for repairs.
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Rockland
City of
Bangor
Boston
Monhegan
Howard Arey
Mana Island
Spruce Head
Crescent Beach
Lobster Cove
Mount Desert
Catherine
Up River
Belfast
Ralph Ross
Bucks
L. D. Mason
City of Bangor to resume trips by Friday after accident
Boston Sept 28 Galvin Austin agent of Eastern Steamship company says full report on the accident shows Bangor not seriously damaged and she will return under her own steam by Friday. The Kennebec, withdrawn from the Kennebec line, will fill Bangor’s vacancy temporarily.
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Boston
Galvin Austin
Eastern Steamship Company
Bangor
Kennebec
Lost propeller halts steamer in Lobster Cove
Belfast Me Sept 28 The steamer Catharine carrying about 50 passengers for Bangor and other Penobscot points lost her propeller while entering harbor for landing. Passengers were taken ashore and sent to a hotel for the night. Diver I M Cottrell headed to Rockland and Driver Goss to continue by steamer to work on the City of Bangor.
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Belfast
Catherine
Bangor
Penobscot
City of Bangor
Lobster Cove
I. M. Cottrell
Rockland
Goss
Monhegan
Sheridan troop ordered to reinforce anthracite area
Gov. Stone directs the Sheridan troop of Tyrone to report to Gen. Gobin for duty in the anthracite strike region. The unit leaves Tyrone by special train to reinforce the 18th regiment at Olyphant. Harrisburg troops remain on guard at Shenandoah. Colonel Watres seeks cavalry support.
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Stone
Gen. Gobin
Olyphant
Harrisburg
Shenandoah
Watres
Lackawanna County
Gobin
Sheridan
Tyrone
Fuel shortage threatens Attleboro schools closure
The Attleboro coal shortage worsens as a critical supply may run out within a week. Officials warn schools could close if fuel does not arrive soon, with the Robinson plant supplying power to several jewelry shops in the area.
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Attleboro
Robinson
Power demand for night operations risks coal shortage
The manager warns that a surge in demand for night operations threatens coal supply and could halt production. He has sought under guidance, noting the lack of coal will seriously impact industry and related output.
French Press Reports US Intervention Debate on Isthmus
Paris commentary on the US armed intervention in Panama spurs a split among Latin American observers. La Prensa argues against US moves, urging Europe to aid South American self-preservation, while La Liberte backs Washington and Le Journal des Debats calls for deep reforms to maintain freedom.
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Paris
United States
Panama
la Prensa
Buenos Aires
Argentina
la Liberte
South America
Europe
France
Italy
Spain
le Journal Des Debats
Manila Cable Ambition Seeks 1903 Philippine Link
Vice President George G. Ward of the Commercial Cable company said the United States can open cable communications with Manila by July 4, 1903. He noted the London-built cable advances at 50 miles daily and will finish by March, with three ships laying the line from Manila and San Francisco.
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New York
George G. Ward
Commercial Cable Company
Celtic
United States
Manila
P. I
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Suez Canal
Beef Trust move signals Swift to take control
The Chicago Tribune reports that Swift & Co notified Anglo American Packing that it would assume control of the Kansas City and Chicago plants on Monday, marking a practical step toward forming the beef trust. The planned transfer was described as an important move toward the consummation of the trust.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Swift & Co
Anglo-American Packing Company
Kansas City
Cruiser Prairie Held Near League Island Navy Yard
The United States auxiliary cruiser Prairie anchored in the Delaware off League Island Navy Yard tonight. It was announced the Prairie would take 102 marines to Norfolk but the order was countermanded and the cruiser will be held awaiting further orders from the Navy Department.
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Filladelphia
United States Auxiliary
Prairie
Delaware
League Island Navy Yard
League Isimana
Nore Folk
Navy Department
Probable Fatal Fall From Merry-Go-Round
Fall River Sept 28 At Island Park seven miles from the city Mrs Annie White a domestic employed here was thrown from a merry go round hitting the ground with her head and sustaining injuries that may prove fatal.
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Fall River
Island Park
Annie White
Negro lynching in Corinth ends in brutal fire death
In Corinth Mississippi on September 28 Tom Clark alias Will Gibson a Black man was burned alive at a public lynching after confessing to the murder and assault of Mrs Carrie Whitefield. Accused by the victim’s husband and brother who set the faggots alight the crowd watched as Clark’s clothes burned and he died.
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Corinth
Miss
Tom Clark
Will Gibson
Clark
Mississippi
Carrie Whitefield
Memphis
Bulgarian Brigands Attacked by Turks at Vodena
Official telegrams from Constantinople report 3800 Bulgarian revolutionists encircled by Turkish troops at Vodena Salonica vilayet broke the cordon after a bloody engagement. Fifty two Bulgarians killed and 112 wounded while Turkish losses were severe. Pursuit of the Bulgarians continues.
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Constantinople
Vodena
Salonica
Body found along track near Marblehead train
The mangled body of an unknown man about 35 was found beside the track after being struck by a late Marblehead train. Papers in his pocket led to a possible name Napoleon River, but no further details are known locally.
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Salem
Marblehead
Napoleon River
Wedding and Card Engraving Services Offered
The Courier Citizen Co announces specialty engraved work for calling cards wedding invitations and announcements and at home cards engraved in any style on high quality stock. Prices priced to match high grade work. Samples available Merrimack Street.
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Courier Citizen Co
Merrimack Street
President Shaffer surgery aids recovery report
Secretary Cortelyou announced that President’s physicians performed a successful incision and drainage of a small cavity, exposing bone slightly affected. Dr. Newton M. Shaffer joined the morning consultation, and the operation by Dr. Rixey with Dr. Lang aimed to hasten recovery with no alarm anticipated. Doctors envision potential a ride in a few days.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Newton M. Shaffer
New York
Rixey
Lung and I
O'Reilly
Shaffer
Urix
Stitt
George B. Cortelyou
Lang
Statue to Kossuth Unveiled in Cleveland City
A life size statue to Hungarian patriot Louis Kossuth was unveiled in Cleveland Ohio in a ceremony attended by about 50 000 people. Addresses were given by Mayor Johnson Senator Hanna Congressman Burton and Governor Nash with remarks also delivered in several foreign languages by notable speakers.
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Cleveland
Louis Kossuth
Johnson
Hanna
Burton
Nash
Portuguese man accused of larceny in Union street burglary
Inspector Walsh and Officer Wilson arrested a Portuguese man claiming to be Charles John on Saturday night on larceny charges. Lucy Wasybus of Union street said the suspect took her pocketbook containing $5 from a bench during a conversation and slipped it into his pocket before she could stop him. He was jailed and later bailed.
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Inspector Walsh
Probate Court summons license to sell estate assets
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice to heirs and interested parties in the estate of Adetine Jalbert of Lowell. Joseph Jalbert requests license to sell the entire real estate to pay debts. Court in Cambridge to hear on October 14, 1902 at 9 am. Copy to interested parties fourteen days prior or publication in Lowell Daily Courier for three weeks. Judge Charles Meinrias. Registered by H. Folsom.
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Adetine Jalbert
Lowell
Joseph Jalbert
Cambridge
Lowell Daily Courier
Lowel
Caarnes J. Meinrias
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
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Louis Mann
Walter D. Yager
the Hanlons
EN Suisse
Switzerland
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A. G. Pollard & CO
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Stickney & Smith’s
Lowell and
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Tremont Street
Thompson Hardware CO
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