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12 Jul 1894
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Newspaper
Lowell Sun
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1894
Page
1
Anarchistic Utterances Spark Post 185 G A R Resolutions
Resolutions by Ladd Whitney Post 185 G A R Lowell condemn labor union protests as anarchistic and vow to uphold law and order endorsing President Cleveland. Post 120 also backs Cleveland’s suppression of mob violence. Local reactions note statewide indignation and surprise at Lowell interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor union
Ladd & Whitney
United States
Ladd and Whitney
G. A. R. Lowell
Mass
Cleveland
department
Signea
C. SwiLey
NATHAN PARKER
PF. E. Borrenis
Ontus BaRrLert
Jorae L. Hunroox
Committee
John Washington pleads not guilty in drunkard charge
In court this morning John Washington pleaded not guilty to being a common drunkard. Officer Crowley testified Washington had appeared drunk over twenty five times in six months. Washington cursed the court, claimed sobriety, and was jailed five months in the work house. He taunted officers as he left the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Washington
John Crowley
Washington
Lane
Crowley
Frye
Doves Heart Poison Threat Hearst Case From Poland Lore
In a police court hearing a Polish born wife named Katryna Twovik and husband Edi Twovik faced an alleged poisoning over a belief that ground doves hearts could restore harmony. A roommate witness Enaibila Nawak testified the wife sprinkled what she thought was poison on breakfast. The wife admitted buying two live doves in Poland legend says to revive love. she cooked and ground the hearts but the suspect charm proved ineffective and she was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edi Twovik
s& Hall street
Katryna Twovik
Enaibila Nawak
Twovik
Controversy Over Deputy Collector Removal Sparks Party Resolutions
The Democratic city committee of Haverhill protests the removal of Dudley F. Stevens as deputy collector of internal revenue and the appointment of Arthur C. Richardson by Internal Revenue Collector Donovan. They condemn the action as civil service and public policy injustice, denounce lack of notice, and condemn the conduct of those involved, saying the resolutions will be sent to Donovan and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAVERSILL
democratic city committee
Dudley F. Stevens
internal revenue
Arthur C. Richardson
Donovan
Stevens
Haverhill
Boss McKane
Long Island
Donavan
Washington
Hard Hearted Barbarians Find Nature Study Humanizing
In a Bethlehem talk Mrs. Julia B. Dewey recounted introducing nature-work at the Lowell training school for cotton mill children. She described initial resistance from a class of hard hearted city barbarians, then noted the plant study transformed them into patient, truthful, self reliant students who enjoyed learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Instruction
Bethleham
N. H
Julia B. Dewey
Lowell
nature study
mickery
Funeral Services For Three Local Residents
The funeral of John Hayes occurred at 3 o'clock yesterday from his Fulton Place home with large attendance and burial in the Catholic cemetery. Hippolyte Germain’s funeral was from St Joseph's Church with a solemn high mass. Rev Fr Emard and associates officiated, choir by A N Duval, burial at St Joseph's. Jeremiah Scannell's funeral from Paige Street home went to Immaculate Conception for high mass. Prof Haggerty led the choir, burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayes
hts
Fulton place
Hippolyte Germain
St. Joseph’s church
Emard
O.M.I
Nolin
O.ALT
Fr. Feat
O. M.LT
A. N. Duval
Messrs
P. Dubuque
M. Bourget
E. Lafontaine
P. Germain
A. Lafontaine
T. Delisle
St. Joseph's cemetery
Jeremiah Scannell
Paige street
Immaculate Conception church
Joyce
Haggerty
Town Travel and Engagements Parade Through City Notes
Local residents head to beaches mountains and shores for vacations while others plan summer moves. Percy Burleigh goes to the White mountains and Miss Marion McAlvin will star in Star Gazer next season. Engagement announced between Edmund T. Simpson and Ella Whiteside. Several visits to Cape Porpoise New London Ossipee Park and Rangeley lakes are noted along with trips to Maine New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Burleigh
White mountains
Albert Crowell
Lottie Afills
Winthrop beach
Wm. Kingsbury
Cape Porpoise
Marion McAlvin
Dazzler company
Joe Ott
Knights of Labor Leader Predicts 1 Million Idle by Saturday
The Knights of Labor may call a nationwide work stoppage, but initial reports show most workers stay on the job. Sovereign says the appeal aims to mobilize, not command, yet observers caution that local assemblies must vote before any walkout occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Knights of Labor
United States
Sovereign
district assembly Knight of Labor
federated trades
representative trades meeting
LARAMIE, Wy
Munster Workman Breitenstein
Union Pacific
Providencr
Rhode Island Knights of Labor
Workman
Gannon
House and Senate talks on tariff bill progress and aims
The tariff conferees in Washington report slow progress with general discussions on sugar coal iron ore whiskey and other schedules. They intend to adhere to the house bill while conceding some points to the senate. Voorhees notes harmony and a ten day timeline, with resistance to major receding from senate amendments. The senate proceeds rapidly with appropriation bills and the McRae land grant forfeiture bill passing. Ottawa conference ends with a colonial union proposal opposed by several colonies. Star Shirt Waists and Blouses promotion ends with sales and stock notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tariff conferrees
house
senate
Voorhees
conferrees
conference committee
Gorman
Brice
Smith
Lochren
Democratic party
Cullom
Gallinger
Palmer
Daniels
Peffer
Sam
McRae
United States
Northern Pacific
Local Notes Highlight Community Activities
Mr James Phelan enjoys vacation at Fitchburg. Canton Pawtucket to move meeting place to new Odd Fellows hall. W C A hosted a reception for lady bicyclists with ice cream and cake for about 30. John Street Congregational society held annual picnic and games at Willow Dale for around 150. Eliot Sunday school excursion to salt water to Boston faced showers. Evangelist George S Avery, former Lowell Y M C A secretary, expanding his Glad Tiding tents with two tents and several evangelists, touring needy towns this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Pawtucket
P. M
Odd Fellows’ hall
Winnifred Kneeland
Central street
John street Congregational society
Willow Dale
Eliot Sunday school
Boston
George S. Avery
Lowell Y. M. C. A
Mr. Avery
GENTS WANTED To Take Orders For A Stock Ad
Help wanted advertisement seeking sales agents to take orders for Mt. Hope Nurseries products. Experienced agents earn substantial weekly pay with permanent positions. Apply by writing Ellwanger and Barry in Rochester New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwanger & Barry
Mt. Hope Nurseries
Rochester
N. Y
St Patrick's Cadet Band Plans July 6 Concert
The St Patrick's Cadet band agrees to repeat their July 6 concert next evening against City Hall at 7 30 if weather allows. Printing needs are to be handled by Teaun job print, chosen for quality and cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
city hall
Race riot at Marked Tree injures several, no fatalities
Par rsposo Arkansas July 13 A race riot occurred at Marked Tree with 36 shots fired. Several black residents were wounded but none killed. Leaders on both sides were detained. Also noted is a fine water display and a sale at U S Tea Co corner Central and Presents streets with show windows priced 50 cents to 2 50 per set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrsposo
Ark
ugieaders
U. S. Tea Co
corner Central
Collision between US Chicago and tank steamer Azoff
The US Chicago collided with the tank steamer Azoff yesterday. Damage is estimated at $12,000. The Chicago was at anchor when the accident occurred, and the Azoff sustained three broken plates. owners of the Azoff must pay the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AxsTWwerr
Chicago
Man Found in Attic After Window Sighting at Keith Mansion
In Oxronp Me a face at a vacant Keith mansion window yesterday led investigators to discover a man named Stone beneath a lounge in an attic. A valise with valuables and another ready to be filled was found. Stone was placed under $300 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxronp
Keith mansion
Stone
Clyde yachting carnival resumes with quadrangular race
In Glasgow on July 12, the Clyde yachting carnival resumed with a quadrangular course in the firth of Clyde. Home mark times read Britannia 4:20:15 and Vigilant 4:26:35 as Victorian Britons joked the event as the Firth of Flukes.
Mid-Summer Politics in Lowell Republican Rift
Senator Shaw of North Chelmsford leads the push to win the Lowell councillor seat with a Board of Trade push aiming for a nomination. Dr. Harlow is a rival Republican candidate from the lower district. County commissioner and gubernatorial conventions loom as Lowell figures maneuver. Congress looks toward Stevens vs Knox as the likely ticket while Gov Greenhalge allies weigh their influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE TL. Shaw
North Chelmsford
J. T. Jefts
Board of Trade
Harlow
Lowell
Francis Jewett
Truell
Loring
Evans
Jeffs
Upham
J. Henry Head
Michael Murray
Greenhalge
Knox
Congressman Stevens
William S. Knox
Dry Lumber Blaze Destroys Sargent Yard Buildings
Fire alarm at 4 PM reported a large blaze in two sheds behind Davis Sargent box manufacturers at 633 Middlesex Street opposite McIntyre. Both sheds storing lumber and finished woodwork burned. one house across the street caught fire but was saved. Sparks flew as firemen battled the hour long fire. loss likely exceeds $1,000 above $1,500 insured. J. C. Church held insurance on the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Sargent
Middlesex street
McIntyre street
The &remen
J. C. Church
Deaths and Obituaries in Local City Notes
Frank L Wall 46 son of William Hull died July 5 in Norfolk Neb. Mary Stowell 95 wife of Jonas Stowell died yesterday at 33 Abbott Street leaving four sons and four daughters including Police Officer Stowell. Martha Hanscom longtime Sea Foam House Crescent Beach died Saturday. formerly ran Franklin House in Boston and Sea Foam House Crescent and Gleason House in Boston. Thomas W child of Thomas and Exalina Taylor died last evening at Cheever Street. Ellen T O Neil 45 died yesterday at 262 Fletcher Street. leaves husband Cornelius and three sons two daughters. James E Sheridan 27 son of John Sheridan died this morning at 714 Central Street. McManmon florist Prescott Merrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Wall
William Lr
Mary E. Hull
Norfolk
Neb
Mary Stowell
Jonas Stowell
Abbott street
Stowell
Martha Hanscom
Crescent beach
Boston
Crescent
Gleason
Thomas W
Thomas
Exalian Taylor
Cheever street
Ellen T. O'Neil
Fletcher street
Cornelius O'Neil
James E. Sheridan
John Sheridan
Central street
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.S A
Salem
Tun Styx
Tun Stw
James F. O'Donnell
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER
Market Street
Corner of
Worthan
FAY BROS, & HOSFORD
Poland
Yonovan
Caverhilk
Lowell Training School
FUNERAL SERVICES
James A. Evans
New London
Anna McCauley
Myrtle street
New York
M. Mahoney
Lewiston
James Grant
Welland
Ontario
Lehigh
Baltimore
Edmund T. Simpson
Ella Whiteside
Ward Four
Young
George M. Ayers
Portsmouth
Joe Farrell
Maine
Ralph Foote
F. W. Merrill
Mildred
Somerville
Lizzie G. Morgan
Adirondacks
Will
Dr. Poole
Buffalo
Guy Holbrook
Edwin T. Shaw
Herbert D. Burrage
H. S. Brown
Martha Gleason
Mrs. Brown
Lakeside
William FE. Livingston
Ethel Livingston
Paul K. George
Contoocook
C. M. Battles
Josephine Battles
Plymouth
Gardner Buckland
Ada
Cora
Canada
Ethel Bennett
St. Mary’s school
Concord
F. H. Pearson
Century Shoe
Rangeley lakes
THE KNIGHTS
The
Pacific Coast
ameri
can Railway Union
eral Managers
Sacramento
Oakland
American Federation of Labor
federal grand jury
American Railway union
General Managers’ association
general managers
railway union
Debs
Grosscup
Milchrist
Deba
my ofice
ciizen
Dabs
William J. Downing
LN. G
Halstead street
Downing
Patrick O'Connor
O'Connor
Wasninctos
full
commercce
congress of
congress
committee on
Patterson
Dem
Tenn
Bartlett
Burns
Lubberden
Clarke
Engineer Clark
Duggan
Eilis
Wilson
Baldwin
Fort Warr
MAtTooy, Ills
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Presto
Colo
Denver and
Writive
Ind
Robbins
Will Pasa
PHILADIA
P. J. McGuire
Gotham
Lynn
Knights of Lavor
OTTAWA
colonial conference
Queensland
New South Wales
New Zealand
South Australia
Cape of Good Hope
Victoria
Tasmania
Madras
Zephyr
James Phelan
Fitchburg
Teaun
Eurglar
Britannia
PUTNAM & SON
Cor. Warren
Shaw
Tuto
Davis & Sargent
McManmon, florist,Prescott & Merr'k ate
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