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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1905

Page

3

MARVELOUS PALMISTRY OFFER AT MERRIMACK STREET

Palmistry advertisement from Oriental Temple of Palmistry and Astrology at 81 Merrimack Street invites both sexes to have their hands read for 25 or 50 cents. Office hours 9 am to 9 pm daily. Claims numerous recommendations from officials and professionals and promises readings on life, marriage, divorce, law, and business.

Sterling Palmist Oriental Temple of Palmistry Merrimack Street Mde Publc Courier-Citizen

Palmer’s Palmistry Service Cuts Sugar Prices

The Sterling Palmist offers psychic readings at 81 Merrimac Street with charges of 36 and 50 cents. Office hours 9 a.m. to daily and Sunday. Telephone 1880. Also Dickson's Tea Store at 68 Merrimack Street advertises granulated sugar at sixteen pounds for $1 delivered free to tea and coffee customers.

Oriental Temple of Palmistry Merrimac Street Dickson’s Tea Store Merrimack Street

Handwritten palm reader closes mail in 1909 inquiry list

The Sterling Palmist stops taking new letters to answer specimens sent to the Courier-Citizen. Readings offered at 81 Merrimack Street and office hours 9 to 9. The page prints brief personality notes for recipients, including GEO and Violet Melligan, with forecasts of travel, fortune, and old age.

Oriental Sterling Palmist Courier-Citizen Junoc Grace B Brewster Rebecca Geo Z. X Phil Violet Melligan

The Lake Shore line era and its enduring service

A nostalgic reflection credits a century of development along the Lake Shore route, praising a vast network that now whirls thousands east and west at speed with safety and ease. The text urges travelers to choose the Lake Shore for a superior journey under the “Via The Lake Shore” banner.

Lake Shore Waytheea Cs Trunk A

Removal and Clearance Sale at Holmes Specialty Store

After 11 years at 124 and 126 Merrimack Street Chris Holmes plans to move and vacate the store. His collection of this season's best ladies and misses ready to wear garments must be sold at once with terrific reductions. Sale begins Friday at 9 a.m. See Caris Holmes's specialty ad.

Merrimack Street Chris Holmes Caris Holmes Ady

Confederates Gather in Louisville for Fifteenth U S Veterans Meet

Louisville hosts thousands for the fifteenth annual United Confederate Veterans convention as General Wheeler and General Stephen D. Lee receive cheers. General Lee presides, using a gavel carved from Fort Sumter wood. Strong attendance and patriotic sentiment mark the event in Hopkins Theatre.

Louisville United Confederate Veterans United Song of Confederate Veterans Hopkins Theatre Marion W. Ripey Sons of Veterans W. R. Bingham N. R. Tisdale Rusk Tex Simon Boliver Buckner Young Stephen Lee Joe” Wheeler Carrie Peyton Wheeler Wheeler Stephen D. Lee Gen. Lee Appomattox Henry W. Grady Lee Fort Sumter

First Attack In Force On Fortress Monroe

Fort Monroe Virginia reports the first forceful attack at 7 o'clock as Admiral Dickins's squadron moves eight ships in an arc between Cape Henry and Cape Charles. A half hour bombardment ends with no closer approach than 10 miles. The fleet includes the Texas Hartford four monitors and two smaller ships. Puritan identified as having freed from mud at Point Lookout. Admiral Dickins probes Washington and Baltimore defenses while Fort Monroe intercepts a message about a supposed 2:30 attack that fails to occur.

Fort Monroe Admiral Dickins Cape Henry Cape Charles Texas Hartford Point Lookout Dicking Chesapeake Washington Baltimore Admiral Dicking Newark

Taft at Miami university speaks on expansion and justice

Secretary Taft at Miami University argues for the United States’ material expansion and peaceful influence abroad, criticizes Chinese exclusion for its harsh tests, warns against injuring trade, and urges justice in domestic issues such as divorce and official salaries. He questions uniform marriage law and reflects on administration fairness. The remarks close with a comic strip exchange from Yonkers Statesman.

Oxford Miami University William H. Taft Taft California Congress Far West Opgar Congress of the Union Supreme Court of United States

Friday Petticoat Day Offers Novelty Petticoats

Friday Petticoat Day features golf petticoats for short skirts made of cambric with tuck flounces. Richer lawn styles priced at $1.00 and $1.50 are displayed alongside sunburst lawn petticoats for wear under shirts and dresses. Finest lawn in many shades with a 25 inch accordion pleated flounce. $2.00 value, selling quickly.

Petticoats offered at Friday sale at Merrimack Street

An advertisement lists $100 for eleven silk petticoats sold yesterday at $8.00 each. They describe rustling taffeta with a tucked flounce and silk dust ruffle. The seller marks these down to clear space for better skirts at this price nearby on Merrimack Street.

Much Desired Witness Before Grand Jury

Chicago June 14 John C Driscoll the much desired witness in the bribery investigation by the state's attorney and grand jury appeared for three hours. The proceedings were secret but it was said he did not reveal all startling stories of corruption. Assistant State Attorney Fake expressed satisfaction with early results. Driscoll disclosed strikes causes settlements and sums paid to labor leaders and detailed his role in forming the Coal Team Owners Association and ties to Albert Young.

Chicago John C. Driscoll Grand Jury Inquisitor Driscoll Fake State Attor

Erie Train Struck Auto Near Goshen Kills Couple

Middleton NY June 14 An Erie train struck an automobile driven by Richard Sayer of Englewood NJ, with his wife and two sons aboard The Sayers were killed instantly and their sons gravely injured The chauffeur escaped by leaping clear after warning by bystanders not to cross the tracks

Sayer

Six Inch Shell Explodes Aboard British Battleship Magnificent

Gibraltar June 14 During gun practice on the British first class battleship Magnificent off Tetuan a six inch shell exploded due to breech defect. Eighteen persons were wounded including four officers, eleven seriously. The blast occurred inside the gun.

Gibraltar Tetuan

Translation of Daudet sketch on John Byng printed

The Liberal paper Nashua Shiza in St. Petersburg on June 15 prints a Daudet translation about John Byng, the English admiral shot for cowardice in 1757, omitting Rear Admiral Nebo Jatoff from mention.

St. Petersburg Nashua Shiza Nebo~atoff Daudet John Byng

Nickel Plate Reduces Fares to Portland and West Coast

Nickel Plate Road offers very low round trip rates to Portland and other Pacific Coast points with daily tickets to Portland and return for the Lewis and Clark Exposition. On select days in June July and August passengers may travel to San Francisco and Los Angeles and return for various national conventions. Write L. P. Burgess Hi FE. P. A. Old South bridge Boston for details on routes rates sleepers and schedules.

Nickel Plate Road Portland Pacific Coast San Francisco Los Angeles L. P. Burgess Hi FE. P. A Old South Pbridg Boston Aes

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