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Newspaper
Lowell Sun
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1893
Page
1
Fatal Slip Ends Clinton Trowbridge Life at Lincoln Street Crossin
Clinton Trowbridge a brakeman for Old Colony railroad died after a freight engine struck him at 4 45 am at Lincoln Street crossing. Wet steps caused him to slip and fall under the moving engine. He was 80 and died at St Johns Hospital at dawn. Also notes bowling schedule proofs for Massachusetts Jeapun tournament and Vesper tournament results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Trowbridge
Old Colony
Lincoln street
St. John’s hospital
Local marriages and a burglary noted in Chelmsford area
Wm Casey and Miss Mary Crowley wed at North Chelmsford parochial residence with Rev Fr Shaw officiating. J D Grant hosts a house warming on Bowers street. John Curry and Susie Knight marry at the bride’s mother on Lakeview 9 avenue with Rev Fr Scannell. Mrs Alexander Hh Macrae reports a home burglary at 85 Royal street. A sale of furniture and tapestries is advertised. Brennen ww Coney, Assignee, 250 Central street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Casey
Mary Crowley
North Chelmsford
Shaw
J.D. Grant
Bowers street
John Curry
Susie Knight
Lakeview 9
Fr.Scannell
Alexander hh. Macrae
Royal street
Roxbury
Sanford
Stinson and Smith
Brennen
Coney
B.C. Benner
Central street
Russell and Carroll Rally Draw Largest Lowell Crowd Ever
Thousands of Democrats packed Huntington Hall for a Lowell rally to back Gov. John J. Russell and James J. Carroll. Speakers praised Democratic leadership, attacked the Sherman and McKinley administrations, and urged turnout on election day as “the democracy is triumphant.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jtngsell
John J. Russell
Elon
James J. Carroll
Fluntington hall
Lowell
nyce
Efe
W. F. Courtney
Courtney
Cleveland
Harrigan
treasury
McKinley
Russell
John I. Russell
Mr. Russell
Justin Morrill
John Sherman
John’ Sherman
manny
StU
Andrew Carnegie
Sun House-Lot Contest Results Show Wide Vote Totals
The ballot tally lists Edward M. Bowers and William V. Meade among many candidates for offices in Lowell groups and clubs. Names include J.P. Mahongy, J.B. McLoughlin, P. O'Neil, A. Carlson, Dan. Gray, John Mayo, James McLaughlin, William Hodgson, and others. Totals appear as numeric tallies such as 212 Riz8 1733 1628 762 434 TS 267 227 161 150 404 se 128 125 101, reflecting reported votes up to yesterday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Bowers
Lowell Reform Club
J.P. Mahongy
Wamesit
William V. Meade
Saugus
Hugh McQuade
Young Men's Catholic Institute
J.B. McLoughlin
Clover Club
A. Carlson
Central Labor Union
P. O’ Boyle
Immaculate Conception ‘temperance Society
P. O'Neil
S. GC
Court Middlesex
McOsker
Dan. Gray
Lakeview avenue
Coon Chile
John
Mayo
Woodward Court
City of
Lowell
MM. J. Nanning
Mathew Temperance Institute
Portlock McKinnon
Atlantic social club
James McLaughlin
C. BR
Shields William Hodgson
Merrimack Lodge
Lear J
Lapierre
St. Josephee
J. Black
Manchester Unity
Merrimack Lodge No
Runaway Lads Charged With Pocket Picking in Boston
Two 15 year old boys claiming Fotwell residence were arrested on Winter Street Boston by Inspector Knox after stealing a purse. Names given as Arlo Van Valkenberg and Larry Hoyt. Found with three pocket books. They say they travel New England fairs selling fairings. Committed to the Tombs. Lowell police notified. Father claims son left home six weeks ago to peddle popcorn at Brockton fair. Hoyt’s father works on Dutton Street. Disappearance reported to police. Hoyt unable to face his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Congress
Ar. Evarts
Syarts
Fall River
Lancashire
Eng
England
James G. Blaine
Rhode Island
Ife
Massachusetts
ways and means
Merrimack
JGreenhalge
Isia
republican party
hima
Lowell
James Bb. Carroll
Carroll Creeling
Carroll
Grover Cleveland
house
senate
John E. Russell
Worcester county
Boston
Fotwell
Winter street
Inspector Knox
Arlo Van Valkenberg
Ltarry Hoyt
New England
George Van Valkenberg
Arto Van Valkenberg
Hoyt
S. C. A. A. Clash With Celtics This Afternoon
Tomorrow afternoon at 8 15 the S C A A football team will play the Celtics. Everyone is urged to turn out and cheer the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draculova] tomorpow
Celtics
President Cleveland Backed by Republicans in Silver Fight
The article notes President Cleveland’s firm stance against compromise in the silver tariff dispute. It credits Republican leaders like Sharman, Lodge, Platt, Addison, and Hoar for steadfast support, enabling him to withstand Democratic opposition and push unconditional repeal of the Sherman act. Plans show swift Senate action with amendments, aiming for a Monday vote and possible adjournment considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhalge
Reed
congress
Nero
Rome
Mr. Greenhalge
bist congress
McKinley
New Hampshire
Greephalge farm
Peter
Paul
Solomon
democratic party
Carnegie
Chauncy Depew
John Sherman
senate
Marshall McMahon
Malakoff
Mac Mahon
lam
Sven
Russell
Carroll
WASHINGTON
Lile
Sharman
Lodge
Platt
Addison
Hoar
Cleveland
Shomman
mable
Shermnan
grenate
Stewart
Jones
Senator Allen
Wolcott
Gorman
Faulkner
house
Wallaced Nubian lion escapes stable in New York scene
A large Nubian lion named Wallace escaped from a cage in a stable on Eighteenth Street near Irving Place and attacked a horse in the same stable. The creature terrorized bystanders for hours until officers subdued it with irons heated to a white heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Eighteenth street
Irving place
Freight train wreck buries three workers after oil blaze
A Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan freight train derailed near Hamburg Michigan when hitting a sink hole. Two oil tanks and three coal cars wrecked and caught fire. Fireman Albers, Brake man Mulligan, and Hingi Beaulieu died in the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAMBURG
Mich
Toledo
Ann Arbor
North Michigan
Hingieer Beaulieu
Albers
Mulligan
Fraud by Wholesale in Berlin Soap Trust Case
Berlin on October twenty seventh reports four thousand fraud charges filed against Moseman and Wissing soap manufacturers operating in Berlin and Leipsic. An Australian middleweight boxer named Boeb-Fitzsimmons issued a challenge to Mirohell, signaling a notable sports clash prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BERLIN
Moseman & Wissing
Leipsic
Bob Pitzasimmons Lowpox
Boeb-Fitzsimmons
Ce bebe
ox" Mirohell
Gas plant fire damages Spencer Massachusetts facility
A telegraphic brief notes a fire damage at the Spencer gas plant in Massachusetts. Other items report varied incidents including a possible ammonia mill closure in New England and a freight wreck at Stella Texas with fatalities, plus assorted legal and local government actions.
Rough Draft Shows a Great Enlargement of the Ties List
The first rough draft of the tariff bill is reviewed by the sub committee with drastic changes. The wool schedule mirrors the Springer free wool bill. free lists expand for raw materials while duties shrink except revenue items. sugar may see limited or no revenue duties. A tax plan including income or inheritance tax is anticipated, and glass duties are cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
house
congress
Assault on Miss Milliken Near Darien Ends in Flight
Miss Fannie Milliken, 18, was assaulted by James Dinan between Darien and Kowayken while riding home in a buggy. He attacked her in a woods area, tearing clothing and injuring her face arms and neck. A warrant was issued for Dillan's arrest as citizens join in the hunt. Milliken remains confined to bed from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DARIEN
Conn
Fannie Milliken
John Stevens
here
Kowayken
James Dinan
Dinan
Miss Milliken
Dillan
Kim
Aliss Milliken wnen
Captain reports Norwegain ship boat found from Naronic
Captain Anderson of the Norwegian ship Fimblem at Buenos Aires writes dated Sept 20 that he found July 21 one of the boats from the steamer Naronic, long missing. The boat was upside down, barnacle covered, with a large bottom hole and lashings torn as if in a rush.
Seminary faculty bans football for divinity students in college
Princeies New Jersey Oct 27 reported that the seminary faculty voted to prohibit football by students in the divinity department. The president says it is beneath their college dignity, and all games have been canceled including those of major teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeies, N. J
divinity
Yale Burglary Wave Hits Dormitories
New Haven reports a string of burglaries at Yale University. Three leading dormitories were entered and students' valuables stolen. Thieves gained access by breaking windows and departed undetected after rifling rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New HAVEN
Yale
Coghlan Wed to Miss Beveridge in Indianapolis
English stage star Charles Coghlan and his sister Rose Coghlan presented in Indianapolis when Charles Coghlan married Kuehne Beveridge, a company member and noted sculptress, in a ceremony reported from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INDIANAFOLIS
Charles Coghlan
Rose Coghlan
Kuehne Beveridge
United States Grand Jury Finds No Bill in Blackmail Case
The U S grand jury returned a finding of no bill against Mrs Hattie Russell who faced blackmail charges. At the time of arrest the case drew a large crowd in Breckton over the affair tied to Mrs Russell and Levi Merrithen who pressed the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bustos
Ger
United States
cfrchit court grand jory
Hattie Russell
ettonteen
Breckton
Russell
Levi Merrithen
Arrests to Follow Reported in New York Bank Scandal
Assistant District Attorneys in New York report further arrests connected to the Madison Square bank case. Quins and other officers met with Linger Untermeyer for discussions yesterday. Word authority says more arrests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Assistaut
adison Square bank
Linger Untermeyer
Yale Left Half Candidates Injured in Practice
In New Haven on October 27, Yale reports three leading left half back hopefuls Thorne Hart and Henry sustained sprained ankles during practice. All are hobbling on crutches and expected to be sidelined for some time, delaying selection of the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW WAVEN
Yale
Thorne
Hart
Henry
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe rail reelect officers
In Topeka on October 27 at the annual shareholders and directors meeting of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad the officers were re elected. King’s daughters at Baltimore and Baromora attend the event with membership payments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neo Chhange
OMlocors
TOPEKA
Atchison, Topeka and Santa fe
olfi
maltimore
Baromora
pein beret
poprdtentiog
ladien
tie epiaccpad falth
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Forme
Highlands va
Mattose Athletics
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Melrose Langhlands
Vespers
Melrose
Les Miserables
Nuesday
FetYries Wintee
Highlands
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Waverly
Vesper
Case
Arlington
Lowell Highlands
Review
Melrose Athletic
Dorchester Central
Codman
Newton
Oxford
Lowell Unghlands
Artillery
Salam
Aliston
AL AL
Famates
Kean
United Democracy
Old Huntington Hall
ocow
Peddie Poepcorn
committee on
Virginia
Spencer
Mass
Speyer
Reading road
James Martin
Hartford
highland
Cottage City
Stella
Tex
Trish daygask
America
Boston newsa
Framingham
Mags
Union Street Railway company
Maurice Moore
Oliver Pecker
Rockland
Kiev
J. Chaffee
Galeshoro
Til
Universalist
Middletown
Bank of France
Giacomo Ruasi
Thomas Cochrane
Eleetching
Brockton
New Bedford Mass
William J3
Cook
La France
George W. Smith
North Scituate
RK L
John T. Wheelwright
W. B. Rice
Charles H. Taylor
Soldiers’ Home
Chelsea
Frederick A. Lovecroft
Coney Island Jockey club
Palmer’s theatre
Lovecroft
Dr. Ames
Charles J. Ames
Washington street
dlock
Fidella Randall
Pt. Aries
EDs
trousseau
Millworth
Marden
Stoyphton
lis pervices
Miss Midis
Miss Fillis
Stephen Elis
Doctor
Ames
Whitman
Millis
Amos
Mies Hillis
wen
Braintree
Philadelphia
Filis
Jennie I Filis
Stoughton
Draxon
Monks block
Parker Clanse
white
Lyone Leonard
Canton
ale
Pdr
Ristic
Princeton
Coghlan
De Exeurine Br
Hera
Paris
tiga
Lenton
Hext
Panama
loU Byjat
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