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06 Jul 1894
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Newspaper
Lowell Sun
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1894
Page
1
Co insurance clause explained by insurers in The Sun
John Green's furnishing store at Hurd and Central street was broken into Wednesday night. The Sun published an article on insurance co-insurance and a large company replied in pamphlet form detailing how an 80 percent clause works, including examples of underinsurance making a policy holder a co-insurer for the deficit and the premium implications. The piece notes rising rates due to fire losses and the trend toward broader use of co-insurance to spread risk among insured parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
TNE Sun
John Green
Hurd and
Central street
Syndicate Plans Trim Lowell Cotton Mills Rise
Lawrence Mfg Company chief warns of possible summer shutdown as demand drops and prices fall. Firms cut force, store goods, and study economy driven reorganization while reports of a Lowell syndicate to control major mills persist as operations adapt to weak markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Lawrence Mfe
Lowell
Lawrence company
Massachusetts
Police Court Drunks Given Short Terms and Fines
In police court today fifteen drunks faced trial. Sentences included Mary Heath six months workhouse, Lizzie Howe five months workhouse, Celia Griffin two months workhouse, Bridget Nugent four months workhouse, Mary Armstrong four months jail, John Borden three months jail, and Peter O Hearn for assault and drunkenness fined thirteen dollars. Patrick Tower fined ten dollars for drunkenness. William Black sentenced to eight months at the State farm in Bridgewater for vagrancy. Four men arrested as suspicious persons released. A quar tette member noted for attire refused questions. Michael King allegedly interfered with Officer Breen and was fined five dollars after reward by the officer. Joan Fitzgerald not guilty of assault on Catherine Hansburg. The continued case of Councilman Ryan arrested for alleged assault on Hugh Rogers was tried. Ryan found not guilty and discharged after testimony and cross‑examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heath
Lizzie Howe
Celia Griffin
Bridget Nugent
Mary Armstrong
John Borden
Peter O’ Hearn
Maria Kennedy
Patrick Tower
William Black
Bridgewater
quartette
Hadley
Davis
Michael King
Breen
King
Joan Fitzgerald
Catherine Hansburg
Ryan
Hugh Rogers
John W. McEvoy
Rogers
Harris house
Ile
Jack
Harris
Nichols
Roark
Gordon
State education board site search for new normal school
Mr Whitney of the state board of education visited the city midweek to inspect sites for a new normal school. A sub committee including George H Conley is reviewing options. Narrowed to two or three sites near Rogers park Wilder street and the Hope estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
state board of education
normal school
Lowell
George H. Conley
Rogers park
J. G. Peabody
Man Wins Pull to Free Sister From Convent
In Manchester New Hampshire a man named Peter A Fay of Lowell Massachusetts forcibly abducted his sister, a novice in the Sisters of Mercy, from Elm Street and escorted her toward a train. Officers and a lawyer intervened but Fay resisted until the sister volunteered to go with him, declaring her willing to return home. The girl had joined the convent weeks earlier, and Fay had long sought to reclaim her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Sisters of Mercy
Sister of Mercy
Kennard
Elm street
Mary
Peter A. Fay
Lowell
Mass
Fay
Stark
Canal
West Manchester
Lake
O'Dowd
John J. Shea
Local Notes From the City on Fourth Celebrations and Sales
Mr W J Gillespie of Boston spent the Fourth with friends in this city and a lawn party occurred at T Andrews residence 120 Wilder street with guests from Boston Cambridge and Lawrence. J E Conant Co hosts a Saturday sale including two rare family horses a rockaway wagon Saunders buggy a piano box buggy and several wagons plus harness lumber and other items. Water board calls for coal bids as advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gillespie
Boston
water board
T Andrews
Wilder street
Cambridge
Lawrence
C. L. Sponholtz
J. M. Montague
Fall River
J. E. Conant & Co
Ward Four
rockaway
Gladstone
Sawyer Co
Concord
Goddard
William Jones and Louisa Bolsor Wed in North Chelmsford
William Jones of North Chelmsford and Louisa Bolsor of Aylesford Nova Scotia were married at the village hotel in North Chelmsford by Rev Briant. Bridesmaid Annie Campbell and best man Edward McCann attended. Judge Hadley and William Anderson plan to sail for Europe Saturday with time in London Paris and a stop at the Antwerp fair. Grace Hadley returns from Lawrenceville North Dakota to spend the summer at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
North Chelmsford
Louisa Bolsor
Aylesford
Nova Scotia
Briant
Annie Campbell
Edward McCann
P Hadley
William H. Anderson
Europe
London
Paris
Antwerp fair
Grace Hadley
Lawrenceville
N. d
Deaths of C Fred Varnum and Elizabeth Melntyre
Obituary notes on C Fred Varnum son of ex Representative Varnum who died at home on Smith street after short illness. Also reports death Wednesday of Elizabeth Melntyre wife of Calvin C Melntyre in Rochester New Hampshire, survived by husband and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fred Varnum
Varnum
Smith street
Elizabeth McIntyre
Rochester
N. H
Calvin C. Melntyre
McManmon, florist, Prescott , & Merr
Great World's Fair Buildings Burned in Firestorm
Fire destroyed nearly all main World’s Fair buildings except the horticultural, women’s, art palace, machinery hall and U S government structures. The blaze began at the terminal station, spread rapidly, and by 9:15 o’clock the last framework fell. An unknown man died in the conduits. two Marshall Field bookkeepers were hurt. several engine crews are missing. The fire is suspected incendiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Columbian Exposition Salvage company
exposition company
terminal station
sren
sousawest
engine company No
mannufacturers
MacMonnie’s
Marshall Field
The Gallant Men of Yore
Poems celebrate American independence and heroic figures from Revolutionary War and early nationhood. Edward Callaghan of Front Street writes of Patriots, battles, and pride, recalling Lexington, Bunker Hill, Washington, and naval defiance against Britain.
Tragic Fire Fatality of Gloucester Child in Play
Gloucester reports Catherine McGilvery aged six died after her clothing caught fire while playing with matches. Authorities note initial ferry accident reports on the Thiess river were found to be false or unverified, amid rumors of a 100 drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOUCESTER
Mass
Catherine
Angus McGilvery
Bupa-PestR
Thiess
A P A Flag Sparks Gloucester Stir
In Gloucester on July 6 reports say an A P A flag floated over the Broadway grammar schoolhouse in Rockport all day. The banner with a white field and large initials stirred curiosity and rumors centered on Rev Fr Tobin and possible actions he took at the school. Conflicting tales include firing three shots into the rolled flag or simply removing it, but none are verifiably confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOUCESTER
Rockport
Broadway
Tobin
Mystery sale of J. E. Shanley & Co to be cleared up
The notice hints at resolving a lingering question about the J. E. Shanley & Co sale. Readers are left awaiting clarification on the fate of the firm and its property, with details expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Shanley & Co
Water Sets Display At UD TeaCo Corner
A fine show window displays water sets ranging from 50c to 2.50 per set. UD TeaCo occupies the corner of Central and Prescott streets with the display this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TeaCo
corner Central
Prescott streets
Enforce Health Laws Urges Action on Sanitary Block
The editorial praises Perry’s Court condemnation as a victory for Ward Four and urges the police commission to aggressively enforce sanitary regulations. It calls for inspectors and officers to actively combat dirt and decay, arguing health protection is as vital as morals and that police should guard public health as they do law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
board of health
Perry’s
Fall River Herald
police commission
police department
Britannia Wins Muir Memorial Cup in Dramatic Regatta
Near the start of the Mud Hawk race Britannia overcame Vigilant in a 50 mile course. Satanita collided with Valkyrie sinking it as boats saved the crew. Satanita’s bow damaged. Valkyrie sank in 2% fathoms. Official times: Britannia 4h 28m 10s, Vigilant 4h 2m 45s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satanita
Britannia
Vigilant
Siseconds
Tariff bill debate eyed as conference looms
Washington July 6 lawmakers debated the tariff bill with talk of a House conference. The vote on a tax measure for banks and treasury notes loomed as Speaker Crisp and Chairman Wilson eyed conference appointments. markets expect changes in the final act. Our store hours shifted and a sale on undergarments advertised with various sizes and prices, highlighting French balbriggan at 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washnrgton
house
chamber of deputies
house of representatives
secretary of the navy
congress
Messrs
Cannon and Reed
United States treasury
Crisp
Wilson
waya and weans
senate
Telegraphic Brevities of a Turbulent Era
A rapid-fire roundup notes a coming revolution in Hayti and fires in Saco and Conestoga Centre. It reports a proposed anti anarchist union in Europe, home rule clashes, anarchist plot findings, a Western Union theft, beef price rises in Lawrence, and a Boston Common shooting death of a four year old. It mentions legal notices and labor strikes, plus cultural notes on Zola, Wagner, and opera plans in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
Saco
Justin McCarthy
Danvers
Mays
Conestoga Centre
New York
Massachusetts naval reserve
Lawrence
Mass
Chicago
John L. Merrill
Merrimac
London Daily News
Zola
Boston custom house
Lyon and Boston motorman
Ephraim L. Card
Revere
Walter Damrosch
New
Judge Fowler Sustains Attachment Against Maryland Steel
Batmore July 6 Judge Fowler upholds attachment validity of Merchants National Bank of Boston against the Maryland Steel Company in a case with subsequent attachments. Claims total about 250000 dollars while debts attached reach 6000000 dollars. Loxpox July 6 election held in Attlecliffe division of Sheffield for a House of Commons member. Gladstonian candidate B Lang was nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batmore
Fowler
Merchants’ National bank of Boston
Maryland Steel company
Attlecliffe
Sheffield
house of commons
B. Lang
sinatad
Putnam and Son One-Price Clothiers Ad
Cor. Warren Central Street store advertises fixed prices at Putnam and Son, clothing shop offering men’s and boys’ wear with emphasis on value and steady pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Street
Cor. Warren
Mill Burned in Six Hours at Cordage Works Fire
The United States Cordage mill off Lawrence street was destroyed by fire after a six hour blaze that began near boilers. loss estimated at 15,000 with 14,000 in insurance. about 20 workers affected as flames fed on turpentine and rope while firefighters fought limited access and boarded walls to prevent spread to Faulkner's mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cordage company
Butler
Lawrence street
Faulkner’s mills
Faulkner's mills
Hosmer
Cebris
Trosmer
Wamesit Power company
Paul Butler
United Stated Cordage company
Sie
H. C. Church & Son
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FAY Bros, & HOSFORD
James F. O'Donnell
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER
Market Street
Corner of
Worthen
BIG SYNDICATE
terest
Hadley, J
PETER FAY
Manchester Unity
Merrimack Valley lodge
M. A
George Emsley
James R. Greenwood
noble
F. J.Boyle
Douglas Firth
T. F. Hourihan
F.F. Planket
Frank Wilkinson
J. W. Broadbent
L.S
Col
John Hart
Cadets
Cap. Kimball's
armory
Orton
W. Va
opera house
Edward Callaghan
Front street
Centralville
orbis
Putnam
Texas
Maine
Leetor Warren
Bunker HM
Virginia
Washington
Clinton
Cornwallis
Britain
George
Alabama
Cherbourg
Winslow
main
John
Monroe
Valkyrie
VALSYRIB
Mr. Wilson
conference committee
North Woburn
Max Lewis
Boston Common
Guy Casselaan
Gladstonian
PUTNAM & SON
U. S. CORDAGE COMPANY’S MILL
old country
Cunard line
Catalonia
William J. Abbott
David Roach
Esther A. Barber
Lizzie Johnson
Katie Collins
Rose Farles
Scholes
Agnes
Elizabeth Dolan
Timothy Hoff
Isaac Lord
Edmund Lord
Mary Scholes
Asa Scholes
Mary Fleeson
Hedwig Lovejoy
James Hepburn
William S. McIntyre
Jennie McIntyre
Birl John Cochrane
Jane Worfes
Amalie Norton
James Goodchild
Murphy's agency
RWSPAL
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