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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1900

Page

5

Address of Commander Shaw at Grand Army Encampment in Chicago

Abstract of Albert D. Shaw's address outlines fraternal unity for Grand Army of the Republic veterans, opposition to Dewey Day marching, pension reform proposals, and calls for a Pension Court of Appeals. It praises supportive donations, urges passage of pension measures, and recommends Memorial Day be moved to the last Sunday in May to preserve its meaning.

Chicago Albert D. Shaw Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army of the Repubic Grand Army New York Dewey Manila Bay Joseph W. Ikxay Kay Saviors of Republic Veterans of the Union Washington Theodore Roosevelt Congress Pension Committee Pension Court of Appeals United States Senate House of Representatives Pension Department Pension Office the Treasury Post Office Justice Department of the Interior Cincinnati

Crowley Withdraws From Mayoral Race

Crowley announces in the Citizen he will not seek a third term unless voters clearly demand it, signaling he won’t run. The News and Sun debate his stance, while Carmichael and Dimon loom as potential successors and local politicking continues around district seats, street department issues, and a proposed political club formation.

Crowley Lowell the Sun C. A. R. Dimon General Dimon James H. Carmichael Thomas J. Kennedy Edwards Cheney Arthur H. Cluer Mr. Cluer Frank K. Stearns

Cohen-Goldman Wedding Blessing by Rabbi Wolfson

Two prominent Jewish families joined in Orthodox rite at Associate hall last night as Miss Jennie Goldman wed Mr. Myer J. Cohen in a ceremony conducted by Rabbi Wolfson. An informal reception preceded the celebration with Lowell Cadet orchestra providing music.

Philip and Isadore Goldigan Louis Epstein Charles Brown Rosa Boorstein New York Rosa Goldman Boston Rebecca Fanny Cohen Jacobs Worcester Joseph Goldman Dora Ida Goldman Nathan Simberg Robert Simberg Nashua Sarah Barkan Lowell Vizansky Ray Rubin Harry M Professor Curran Cohen Cooper Lawrence Harry Bernstein Salem Shaw Street This City Associate Hall Jennie Goldman Maurice Goldman Aiken Street Myer J. Cohen BE. Waifeon Mr. Glaser

Kaiser Sermon Calls For Praying Soldiers Not Fighters

Emperor William on the Hohenzollern urges a holy force of praying men to accompany troops abroad. He frames wartime as a moral battle against Amalekite forces in Asia and appeals for prayers for those fighting, wounded, and dead, ending with a prayer for divine aid and victory.

Berlin Emperor William Hohenzollern Kruer Zeitung China Jesus Christ God Moses Israel Amalek Red Sea Mount Sinai Joshua Rephidem Aaron Hur

Murder charge looms as Scharn inquest moved up

New York police press confidence that Fred Scharn killed his sister Katie Scharn. They secured district attorney consent to move the inquest forward to an earlier date next week. Detectives confer with acting officials and expect a strong case soon. Also dropped is the trial of a Scharn for stealing Mrs Kehoe's watch.

New York Katie Scharn District Attorney's Office Fitzpatrick Hartley Atty. McIntyre Atty O'Reilly Fred Scharn No Scharn

Japanese floral art praised for perfection study abroad

A note extols Japanese mastery of floral art and suggests traveling to Japan to study the craft firsthand. It highlights the value of learning from Japanese practitioners and the pursuit of refined techniques.

Japan

Stock Market Slumps Amid Political Apathy And Sugar Shortage

The market opens dull with limited transactions and narrow margins. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Sugar show modest gains while the Boston market sees weak activity. Wall Street weighs political unease and a sugar shortage as McCahan Sugar refinery shuts for repairs. United States Steel and Wire earnings forecast exceed six million dollars. Union Pacific and Sugar show solid buying interest.

Brooklyn Boston Atchison St. Paul Union Pacific Pool Sugar Brooklyn Rapid Transit Rolston & Bass London W. C. Whitney Jas. Speyer Europe Union Pacific Common New York Sugar Ref. Co Steel Ios Atchison N. J Weeneee Weiss Co. B. & Iron Ns Federal Steel Federal Mentas Metropolitan Steeeee No. Pacific No. Pacific Pd Penn. Railroad Ns People's Gas St. Pau Pacific Union Pao U.S Boston Sont Tin Isle Royal Tim Tity Olessvovsnes Aw T & Terserees

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Commander Shaw Pen Sion Harrison Cleveland Board of Revision Republican City Committee Walter 5. Watson Martin Robbins Chelmsford Dunstable Dexter Butterfield James H. McKinley Committee On Manufactures Mayor Crowley George W. Fifield Nathan D. Pratt John E. Drury Gardner W. Pearson American House Tonight Ecity Hall Cheney Committee On Appropriations Rabbi Wolfson Kaiser Stock Market Waldorf Wall Street Hanna Atchison Common U. P. Common B. O. Common McCahan Sugar Philadelphia McCahan American Sugar Refining Co American Steel & Wire Co The Journal of Commerce Tamarack Lode American Smelting and Refining Company Bright, Sears & Co Loan W. Lenhart Bowling Green A. G. Pollard & CO Palmer Street Wellesley Merrimack Street Florence Stoves Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts O'Donnell & Gilbride CO Middle Streets
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