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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1902

Page

5

Pennypacker Wins First Ballot at Harrisburg Convention

The Pennsylvania Republican state convention in Harrisburg on June 11 favored Judge Samuel W. Pennypacker for governor on first ballot with 206 votes to Elkins 152. The gathering saw tense scenes, with officers restoring order as many packed into state headquarters seeking convention tickets and two Luzerne district seats contested.

Harrisburg Samuel W. Pennypacker Philadelphia Elkin Wm. M. Brown Lawrence County Eld Isaac B. Brown Erie Quay Beaver County Penrose Durham Reeder Luzerne County Schuylkill Robert S. Murphy Cambria Pennypacker Hampton L. Carson Louis A. Watres Pitkin Shields Sibley Yardley Pennsylvania United States Congress Democratic Party Appomattox Spain McKinley Cuba Roosevelt Republic of Cuba Republican Party John Sherman Elkins Lewis William H. Brown Major Brown Internal Affairs

Remarkable Cure and Party Platform Rally Report

An Auburn reader praises Dr. David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy curing six years of rheumatism and notes the product’s availability in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes. The text shifts to a lengthy Republican platform endorsing Cuba, tariffs, anti-trust actions, immigration laws, isthmian canal, and a Pennsylvania ballot reform, concluding with Penny packer’s nomination and adjournment of the convention.

B. A. Lakey Elizabeth Street Auburn N. Y David Kennedy Matt

Court Sensation in Gallivan Murder Trial

In Norwich on June 11 during William H. Gallivan's murder trial for Jeremiah Shumway of Monteville, Judge Comstock recited a remark Gallivan allegedly made before his arrest. Gallivan leaped at the judge shouting a question, causing a tense interruption as officers restrained him.

Norwich Conn William H. Gallivan Jeremiah Shumway Monteville Comstock Gallivan

Shriners Inspect Frisco and Berkeley Visit

Visiting nobles of the Mystic Shrine spent the day touring San Francisco and Berkeley. They inspected University of California buildings and grounds and climbed Mount Tamalpais. A large reception to Al Malaikah Temple drew many attendees.

San Francisco Cal Mystic Shrine Imperial Council Bay Berkeley University of California Mount Tamalpais al Malaikah

Wedding Presents at Maker's Corner John and Merrimack

A local notice urges wedding gift buyers to visit Maker's at the corner of John and Merrimack street. It promotes a large stock of fine goods with low prices, suggesting framed pictures or mirrors as suitable presents. The ad emphasizes usefulness and satisfactory selection.

Maker’s John and Merrimack Street

Cadet Titus Honored at West Point Honor Ceremony

President Roosevelt visited West Point on June 11 and presented Cadet Calvin Titus with a Congress provided medal for bravery in Pekin. Roosevelt commended West Point graduates for service, then spoke on the evolving role of soldiers and the need for high character and efficiency. A grand banquet followed the day’s events.

West Point N. Y Roosevelt Col. Mills West Point Military Academy Sands Corps of Cadets Calvin Titus Congress Pekin China Captain Rivers Supt. Mills Army Navy Odell Payne Lunncheon Memorial Hall Bluff Washington West Pointers Horace Porter France G. B. Davis Judge Advocate General's Department Signor Des Planches William R. Harper University of Chicago Military Academy Davis B. Henderson House of Representatives Nelson A. Miles French FE. Chadwick Henry A. Corbin Volunteers D. B. Sickles National Guard Charles Dick Ohio National Guard Miles Corbin Spain Root

Fewer Gallons Wears Longer Devoe Paint Claim

An advertisement asserts Devoe Lead and Zinc paint covers more area with fewer gallons than Mixed Paints and lasts twice as long, promising extended durability and cost efficiency for building coatings.

Rooms for rent and a Chelmsford cottage for sale

TO RENT Five rooms in the best of repair near the mills seven rooms in Middlesex street three dollars. The best furnished rooms in the city. FOR SALE A nice little place of two acres in Chelmsford with fruit and new buildings seven-room cottage and stable hen house only 1600. T AH ELLIOTT 64 Central street Tel 908-2.

Middlesex Street Chelmsford T. AH. Elliott Central Street

No good health unless the kidneys are sound

Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as restoring kidney health. Sold by F.C. Goodale and C. BE. Carter.

Foley F.C. Goodale C. BE. Carter

Cure Promises Relief for Leg Sores by Dean Ointment

Bowling Green resident C. W. Lenhart reports a persistent leg sore that caused intense itching and burning. After using Dean's Ointment the symptoms ceased and a permanent cure was achieved.

Dean C. W. Lenhart Bowling Green

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