Lowell Horse Fair Celebrates Elegant Show At Fair Grounds
A Lowell horse fair benefiting Lowell General Hospital impressed attendees with a broad display of local horses and pony classes. Judges from Manchester by the Sea Pride's Crossing and Pepperell oversaw events while Miss Margaret Teague and Miss Bessie Coburn drew praise for riding. Prizes included blue ribbons for Hastings, Dempsey, and Talbot entries with a grand array of roadsters saddle horses and four-in-hands culminating in a rain-soaked finale and a pageant of unicorns on the program’s last exhibit.
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Lowell
Lowell General Hospital
Gerard Bement
Manchester-by-the- Sea
John Caswell
Charles H. Hanson
Charles F. Keyes
Margaret Teague
Harriet Talbot
George Co. Dempsey
C. O. Davis
E. S. Hylan
E. W. Lovejoy
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Talbot Mills
Abbot Worsted Company
Massachusetts Coton Mills
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
D. L. Page
Rosie
Walter L. Parker
Enie
Anna Fels
Ben
Eugenia Meigs
J. A. Weinbeck
Page
E. J. Borjes
Cc. F. Hatch
Willis Hobbs
C. F. M. Fish
John Lennon
Hutchins
Thomas Talbot
Martini
Manhattan
Alfred E. Rose
Lady Love
MacGregor
J. L. Chalifoux
Julian Talbot
Bess
A. A. Heroux
Monte
Butler Ames
Porto Rico
William Sullivan
T. F. Harrington
Manila
Iloilo
E. BR. Conant
Mr. Stitt
Wheelers
Bessie Coburn
Andover
Rita Talbot
Mavourneen
Flossie Plunkett
Mary E. Richardson
Nellie
Eleanor Abbott
Lottie M. Sparks
Dr. Magee
E. B. Conant
Kittie Clover
C. F. Keyes
Nip
Tuck
Prince
No Insurance Needed After Cure by Kennedy Remedy
The Rev J W Weisley of St Paris Ohio avoided life insurance after kidney trouble by using Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy which cured him completely His acceptance by four life insurers supports the remedy as a cure for kidneys liver bladder blood rheumatism and dyspepsia Available in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes with free trial sample by mail Also Dr David Kennedy's Salt Rheum Cream for skin diseases priced 50c
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J. W. Weisley
St. Paris
Ohio
David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout, N
Badger urges continued South Common lot letting for independence day booths
Lowell Massachusetts June 10 1902 Acting Mayor William E Badger writes Superintendent John G Jackson urging to continue the annual practice of letting refreshment booths on South Common for the 126th anniversary celebration. He proposes a numbered plan with receipts and city treasurer orders to avoid duplicate lettings.
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Badger
Jackson
Lowell
Mass
John G. Jackson
Commons
WM. E. Badger
Labor Wage Scale Debate Deepens Coal Strike Fallout
New York June 10. Commission Wright ends the inquiry into the anthracite strike after two hours with railroad presidents Bauer Olyphant and Trusdale. Operators publish letters to Mitchell rejecting a wage-scale conference, citing mining differences. Thomas asserts the inalienable right to labor and outlines base conditions for a coal presidents conference with the Mine Workers.
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New York
Wright
Bauer
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson Company
Trusdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
United States
Lackawanna
E. B. Thomas
The
Erie
Mr. Thomas
T. P. Fowler
Ontario and Western
P. M. Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson
Alfred Walter
Lehigh Valley
Thomas
Mine Workers and Civic Federation
United Mine Workers of America
Navy to Test Coast Defense Plans in Naval Manoeuvres
Washington June 10 The general board of the navy moves from theory to practical test of coast defense. Rear Admirals Cooper and Kempff lead preparations from Chatham Light to Barnegat Light and on the Pacific coast to ready defenses for a simulated foreign attack. Newport manoeuvres will stage an Atlantic coast landing by marines and bluejackets to gauge readiness.
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Washington
General Board of the Navy
Philip H. Cooper
Chatham Light
Cape Cod
Barngate Light
New Jersey
Louis Kempff
Pacific
Atlantic
New England
Newport
Graduation at Laselle Seminary 1902 class 26 members
Newton June 10 The Laselle seminary graduation exercises were held today. Diplomas were presented by President Bargdon. The class of 1902 includes Grace T. Bullock Pawtucket RI and Annie M. Pinkham Haverhill. Prize winners in military drill and school banner include Marie Biddle Fountain Springs PA and Fannie L. Davis Lawrence MA. Junior squad prizes go to Katharin Jenkes Nyatt Point RS and Bertha S. Manchester Providence RI.
Kingdon Jewels Recovered From Detective House
New York June 10 Captain George F Titus of the detective bureau announced the retrieval of Kingdon jewelry valued at 8000 from the Waldorf Astoria theft scene. A smooth faced youth delivered a package to Detective Vallely's wife claiming to reach the sergeant and left promptly. Vallely later found the jewels inside the package and officials have no clue to the returner's identity.
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New York
George F. Titus
Detective Bureau
Charles D. Kingdon
George J. Gould
Waldorf Astoria
Titus
Vallely
Brigadier Generals Lincoln and Whiteside Retired
Washington reports Brigadier Generals Sumner H. Lincoln and Samuel M. Whiteside, recently promoted, have been retired from active duty.
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Washington
Sumner H. Lincoln
Samuel M. Whiteside
Eruption of Mont Pelee Rains Ashes on St Lucia
In the June 6 eruption on Martinique Mont Pelee, sea level rose about 28 inches at Fort de France then fell. The French cable ship Pouver Quertier, five miles off shore, faced a dense ash cloud from the crater, while ash and stones rained onto St. Lucia and several people in boats near St Pierre were killed.
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St. Thomas
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Fort de France
Pouver- Quertier
St. Lucia
la Preacher
Carbet
St. Pierre
Davis Renominated as Arkansas Governor for Senator Bid
In Little Rock the Democratic state convention nominated former Gov James P Clarke for U S senator to replace James K Jones. Gov Jefferson Davis was renominated unanimously after a strong showing in primaries and then surprised by announcing his own candidacy for the U S Senate to succeed James H Berry in 1905.
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Little Rock
Ark
James P. Clarke
U. S
James K. Jones
Thomas C. McRae
Jefferson Davis
Col
E. W. Rector
Hot Springs
Davis
U.S
James H. Berry
Maine Victims Relief Considered by Moody
Secretary Moody sent a letter to the House war claims committee proposing direct relief for Maine victims. He notes the Spanish claims ruling merged families into the national claim and urges a direct appropriation to avoid individual litigation, citing precedents.
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Washington
Moody
House Committee On War Claims
House
Maine
Havana
Spanish Claims Commission
Spain
Congress
Obituary: Odell Williams Dies in New York at 60
Odell Williams, actor, died in New York on Monday after a five month illness. He was 60 and had acted in Alabama and Way Down East, notably as Squire Tucker in the latter. A Kentucky native, he gained fame at Tremont Theatre in Boston in 1898.
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Odell Williams
New York
Mr. Williams
Alabama
Squire Tucker
Tremont
Bosra
Kentucky
Cardadvice on medicine sourcing at Carleton and Hovey
Between life and death. The text urges that tender care helps little without access to pure medicines. It promotes Carleton & Hovey at 236 Merrimack Street as the place to fill physicians’ prescriptions with the best medications exactly as ordered.
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Carleton & Hovey's
Merrimack Street
Haitian election tension grows as 3 candidates lead
From Kingston Jamaica June 10 the Lauenburg arrived with news of Haiti where the provisional government works to stay calm but fighting seems likely. Top presidential candidates are Firmin Seneque and Fouchard with the order of support. U S minister Powell and German minister Pelldram influence calm amid rising trouble.
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Kingston
Jam
Cameron Line
Lauenburg
New York
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Republic
Firmin
Seneque
Fouchard
United States
William F. Powell
Herr Pelldram
Burleigh Renominated Unopposed by Third District Republicans
Waterville Maine June 10 Congress man E C Burleigh was renominated without opposition by the Republicans of the third district today.
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Maine
Waterville
E. C. Burleigh
President Nominates Army Officers for Senate Study
The President sent to the Senate nominations for Army promotions in cavalry and infantry. Cavalry appointments include Lieut. Col. Jacob A. Augur as colonel and Major Clarence A. Stedman as lieutenant colonel. Infantry lists Lieut. Col. Charles H. Noble as colonel and Major John A. Baldwin as lieutenant colonel. Other ranks include Capt. William D. Teach, First Lieut. Preston Brown, and Abner Pickering among majors and captains.
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Washington
Senate
Jacob A. Augur
Clarence A. Stedman
William D. Teach
Charles A. Stedtert
Infantry
Charles H. Noble
John A. Baldwin
Abner Pickering
Preston Brown
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G. E. Agt
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Lowell Steam
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Army Promotions
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United States Mail
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