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21 Feb 1894
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Lowell Sun in Lowell, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Lowell Sun
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1894
Page
1
Democrats Back McQuade For Chief Of Police Race
Local voters discuss Deputy MecQuade as the Democratic choice to succeed Chief Howard. Democrats and Republicans alike call the candidate the best element of the party with supporters urging a straightforward, unified push to elect McQuade, amid debates in council chambers and public streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuade
Chief Howard
democratic party
McQuade shoud
McAnude
Curtin
O'Brien
Memary Lo
Sparks
Deadlock at City Hall as council fails to elect chief of police
The Terer Democratic Council stalemated in the chief of police election with Deputy McQuade backed by Democrats and Capt. G.R. Davis supported by Republicans and a few Democrats. Several ordinances and licenses were discussed, votes taken for city officers, and a $50,000 sewer loan approved after debate on relief spending and unemployment aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuade
GR. Davis
Collins
Ward
Davis
Mere
O'Connor
Connerman Collins
democrats
H. M. Whitney
state board of plarainey
FG. Sutherland
Congress street
J. £. Burns
J. Joheson
health department
John
board of health
Comber
committee on
W. Yarvis
purveyor of
Mr. Benson
surveyors of highways
board of alder men
board of airmen
Celtics and
Emerald associates
Stubert Hunner
O' Brien
P. iJ. O'Brien
Luther H. Kittredge
HL. Noble
Mr. O'Brien
O'Brien
Rourke
Benson
Oliver
ohe
Tryder
Noble
Collins j
Lim
Times
Tres
Lieut
hompson
Jekyll and Nyde
Tle
Iere
Mr. Thompson
Hanscom
smpartnese
alice
Lowell
Star
tha Mouer
East Merrimack street
first street
Robt
Emmett
James A. McQuate
Lovetop
George R. Davis
James A. McQuade
uarge UR
Alderman Bagley
Davis chosen as chief of police in city council vote
In a rapid session the city council elected George R. Davis chief of police amid a heated political backdrop. Earlier, aldermen debated ballots, with James A. McQuade and Davis named in multiple tallies. The day also saw two drunks processed and cases continued, including McConnell for neglect of wife and a standout assault case awaiting Feb. 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Dixon
Harry Stewart
Lewsbert
Wiram Cooper
Charles N. McConnell
McConnell
seav nce
Flaherty Cairis bout moves toward charity card showdown
Tom Flaherty and Tohunis Cairis may not meet as Cairis misses time. A forfeitable deposit awaits if Cairis fails to show for a Monday bout at the Charlesbank club, with Martin Flaherty and Dixon potential opponents. Washington's Birthday observed as a banking and school holiday. many officers remain active. Political reporters O Sullivan and Donoghue scouted Lawrence for possible windward moves. A month’s mind mass for Albert Gregoire scheduled at Sir Joseph’s Church. The Eagle Brand Formosa sale features 40¢ per pound in this week’s rest value. Printing firms complain about contract pricing and alleged committee errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Flaherty
Tohunis Cairis
la stake
Ryan-Kelly
Charlesbank
Cairns
Martin Flaherty
George Thixon
New York
Ife
Jack Shelley
Loton Globe
Lowell
Globe
Flaherty
Dixon
Martin
Washington
Lawrence Jere O'Sullivan
James &. Donoghue
Trey
Lawrence
Woodruff Wins as Howe Suit Ends in Defense Verdict
New York awaited the close of Thamarone versus Isaac O. Woodruff druggist trial over alleged alienation of Mrs Lowell affections. Evidence ended Monday. plaintiff’s counsel derided the press while defense portrayed Howe’s wife as complicit. Jure deliberated and returned a verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme court
Thamarone
stewant
Megantic club
Isaac O. Woodruff
Lowell
Taylor wiseres
qstions
Woodruff
Canada
Taylor
Jane Re Uke
Howe
seolkige
Lavy Murphy
Ife
Colleen Bawn charm of amateur theater at Huntington Hall
Colleen Bawn attracted a crowded Huntington hall last evening in a charity performance by the Young Men's Catholic Literary association. David W. O'Brien directed with praise for the cast led by James B. Courhlin as the hero and William Mulcahey as Sheelah. Also lauded were Annie Tighe and Josie Morrissey in singing with a large cast including Conghilin, Muldoon, McCarthy, Losey, Lonergan, Mulaney, Hanlon, Kane, and Quinn among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Bawn
Huntington hall
Young Men's Catholic Literary association
David W. O'Brien
James B. Courhlin
William Mulcahes
Sheelah
Annie ‘Tighe
Josie Morrissey
patici
Bowling scores and notices from the Miserables and rivals
The Miserables beat a Highland club by 225 pins on East Merrimac alleys. Swift scored 623 with a 2 string. Other totals include Miserables 2564 and Highlands 240. Senior and junior match results follow with team and player totals. The Lowell Bankers defeated the Boston Bankers by 119 pins and the funeral of Eliza Waterhouse was held at her Park Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
highland club
East Merrimac
Swift
Miserables
Swift Baz
Purcell
Seedy
Farrell
McLuginlin
Marren
ighlands
shaw
Cheney
Kaupp
Peabony
Karby
Tighland club
eam
Feat
Barclay
Anderson
Sruby
Morse
Uanes
Leam
Tiree
Raleigh clib
Cox
Walker
C. Ward
Plaisted
Collins
Hart
Holmes
Hannaford
Romain VII
Lowell Bankers
Boston Bankers
Thompson
Murphy
Swit
Glenegan
Bla
total
Fuller
Drew
Bowen
Sampson
Eliza Waterhouse
Tate
Parkeel
C. L. Merriam
Edson Cemetery
Dramatic Wedding at Bijou Theatre
A dramatic marriage ceremony unfolds on stage at the Bijou Theatre as LeaMog actor and Aetrene Plighted wed in the presence of an audience and officials. Miss Mavie A. Eaucluire and Frank P. Bickley, leading performers, exchange vows after the performance with Justice Peter A. Fay officiating. An audience applauds as the curtain falls and the couple receive a reception and well wishes from friends, company, press, and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone mani
de Bijou
Mavie A. Eaucluire
Henry Barleaque Company
Frank P. Bickley
Peter A. Fay
ablurmian
Pays
Fay
Wien
salemn
Binkley
Mollie Whitten
Sam Dessauer
Charles Harris
Tead Simonds
Hierry Turner
W. J. O'Brien
Jay Buckley
Lue Palmer
Eddie Cain
doun Painter
Charles Phillips
Worry Cester
Thomas Carer
Wally Lenbury
Clare Simonds
Posty Brand
Ma O'Brien
Hattie Pond
Susie Leighton
Mamie Irwin
Genie Delmar
Bernie Yuester
Frankie Franklin
Daisy flowaril
rompary
Bickley
Prank Walker
Maris Rustelle
lal
Emotive Unemployed Protest Shocks Boston Crowd
About 1800 unemployed men gathered at the state capitol under the unemployed association. Speeches by Morrison E Swift and Lerbert N Casson spurred a march to the state house where they pressed Governor Greenhalge for jobs. The governor pledged to aid, stating only the legislature can fund work, while the crowd demanded action. Police kept order as Swift threatened the petition would be met with force, later denying such remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cummen
association for the unemployed
spaecher
Morrison E Swift
Lerbert N. Casson
battay
Grwettbalge
Tie
general court
state House
Howitt
Dorichull
Swift
Greenlulge
Cosson
state police
Tim
Swiltt
Greenbalks
Morriaog
Anssou
AMT
New Tourist Hats and Derby Blocks Arrive at Store
The shop announces closures Tuesday through Friday evenings at six until Marcel. New Tourist Hats in shades arrive alongside Derby blocks Collins Fairbanks Youman. Spring stock is shown with Hats Neckwear and Shirts replenishing daily. Money back on unsatisfactory goods offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
Collins
Fairbanks
Congress Caucus Debate Stalemates In House Deadlock
The DEADLOCK over the Bland seigniorage bill continued in the House with roll calls until 4 PM. Absentees were sought under a continuing order as deputy sergeants-at-arms hunted to restore a quorum. Debate shifts to Senate tariff plans and possible Democratic caucus amid sugar duties talk and coal tax prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASIINGTON
Bland
Rolleall
Also Mentioned on This Page
MecQuade
HS PARTY
Council
TERER DEMOCRATIC COUNCIL
City Hall
Collin
James A. MeQuade
Olleiala
Hogan
Councilway
George Bowers
city civil engineer
cister funckemoval
Jones Al. Cabilhy
city messenger
Ohu
Spare
Catherine
James Mains
Keene street
McManmon
Prescot Merr’ksts
Conneilman O'Connor
Riley
ines
rell
Robinson
balun
erty
Geo R. Davis
O'Connell
Lis
Crrm
SPORTING NEWS
Ses
Albert Gregoire
Sir Joseph’s church
wes
Formosa
Central
Prescott
Ithamar Howe
MR. HOWE
BOWLING NEWS
Morton
Starbwell
Livingstone
Gray
Cummings
Lyman j Hamehent
Shermah
Bell
Kilgore
King
Read
Pevey
Nickerson
FUNERAL SERVICES
DRAMA
LeaMog
PorTVAWD
Ain
mie
board of trade
Bath iron
Portland
Cairin
Rulnn
Borkronp
Tls
second Congregational Church
Illinois
Newark
Wasaisatos
navy department
Montevideo
Dartmouth
Torvill
Maine
Baycou
K.P. Treat
Frankfort
Treat
Sveli
CoNaprod
PRILADELIMHER
venth Ward
TRENTOX
Trenton Tron company
Corliss
Heaceved
Wasuketox
Long
Phehigan
Commissioner of Pensions
Lochren
The
junge
LABOR
Baudier Gasy
Lospey
Conn
William HH. Cage
Kingston
Albert Earl
Bouton
Martford
Norwich
Danielsonville
Worcester
Mass
Hale
Hartford
HA. Wolf
GLOt CESTER
Ocean Gem
Bevarly bridge
Clouse Cail
Buipeeroft
St. George
Hoey
Prosperous Outlook
Ricuviona
Kennebeck Shoe company
Lincoln street
Abraham Norris
pant
ingles factorer
Means & Co
PUTHAM & SON
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS
Gorner Genteal and
Warren Streets
CONGRESS
SENATE
Gisan
Gorman
finance
full
Democratic committee
sui-committee
Weber
Toacco Manufacturers’ convention
Capitol
Harvard university
Wesleyan
Moppietuywy
Coon
Adonis Terry
haseen
Mercell
Evans
WREsNo
Cal
Chris Evans
Fulsom
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