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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1902

Page

6

Judge Pennypacker A Pennsylvania Patriot and Judge

From Our Own Correspondent July 15 details Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker born 1843 Phoenixville Pa. a Civil War veteran and prominent Philadelphia judge. The piece outlines his lineage, education, legal career, major cases, memberships in historical and patriotic societies, authorship, and notable works including Settlement of German Town with mention of his Quay criticism and candidacy for governor.

Gettysburg Pennsylvania Judge Pennypacker Ned Wudge Cveat Philadelphia Collegeville Samuel Whitaker Pennypacker Hendrick Pannebecker Penns Samuel Richardson Assembly Court of Common Pleas Peace and Orphans’ Court Joseph Elizabeth John Bevan Merion Pennylvania Phoenixville Isaac Anderson Pennypacker University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Medical College Saunders Institute West Philadelphia Grovemont Seminary Page Peter McCall Univerity of Pennsylvania Lee Virginia Maryland Pennypacker Supreme Court of the United States Mullen Doyle Ro Melon Street Arch Street Museum Carter Will Irwin Will Barr Commonwealth Davis John Welsh England American Philosophical Society Historical Society of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania German Society Pennsylvania Society of the Revolution Netherlands Society of Pennsylvania Colonial Society of Pennsylvania E. G. Platt S. Hollingsworth Sharswood Supreme Court Courts of Common Pleas Prince Bismark Academy of Music America Virginia Earl Nathan D. Broomall North Sixteenth Street Schwenksville Montgomery County Ehulogy Quay Massachusetts

Judge Pennypacker Named as Republican Governorship Candidate

Philadelphia July 8 The nomination of Judge Pennypacker unites the Republican party and draws wide support from the press for his record and character. The convention favors a pure honest ballot, fair count, wiser immigration laws, and protection for American workers from abroad, while endorsing construction of an isthmian canal to boost commerce.

Philadelphia Judge Pennypacker Philadelphia Press Commonwealth Atlantic Pennsylvania Republican Party of

Flags Demand Keeps Pace With Fourth of July Rush

Flag makers report steady orders about a month before the Fourth as shoppers stock up despite hard times. The public remains patriotic, with demand for flags rarely fading even when wallets are tight. A Baltimore American quip about a strong-willed woman and a lawyer husband frames the piece.

Baltimore

Royal Repartee and Irish Echo in the Bahamas

A London Chronicle note recounts old quarrelsome wit between the Earl of Lauderdale and King Charles. It also mentions Irish language in the Bahamas among descendants banished by Cromwell and cites East End sailors jokingly speaking Irish to dockside apple sellers.

Earl of Lauderdale Charles Earl of Shaftesbury Lauderdale Bahamas West Indies London London Chronicle

The Philanthropist and Elopement Anecdotes

A collage notes quirks of philanthropy and marriage as discussed in various papers, referencing a girl’s elopement and a father’s sudden wealth after such events, with a brief aside on historical admiral Nearchus and Alexander the Great, followed by an advertisement praising Electric Bitters as a universal tonic with broad claims of cure and health benefits.

Nearchus Alexander the Great India Danginy Brey Indiana Wm. I. Moore Homer City Ls. LN Park Marion Center Tottle

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