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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1900

Page

2

West Point Dress Parade Stunning Cadet Display

West Point cadets organize into four companies by height with Cadet Youngberg of Minnesota commanding Company A and Cadet Morey of Texas as adjutant. The evening dress parade features a scenic field, historic monuments, and a trained band while spectators enjoy guard, ceremonial drills, and the national flag ceremony reflecting a deep patriotic tone.

West Point N. Y Military Academy Otto Hein 1St Cavalry United States Army Col Hein Edward Andersen 7Th Cavalry Cader Company Regular Army Youngberg Minnesota Morey Texas Slattery Cincinnati Carson Muncie Ind Lawson Massachussetts Lahm Mansfield, O Hopkins Cassopolis Mich Poole Washington, D. C Nichols Louisiana Winfield Scott

Verdict in Goodwin murder case names George Champion killer

Coroner's jury in West Newfield Maine finds George Champion killed four victims including George W Goodwin and Mrs Elsie Horne. Witness Inspector McCausland says Champion claimed to travel from Union to Farmington then to Boston before retracting. Champion pleads not guilty to four murder warrants and is held for the September grand jury.

West Newfield Goodavin George W. Goodwin Scott G. Goodwin Fred Bertsch Elsie N. Horne George Champion McCausland Champion Goodwin Horne Scott Goodwin Bertsch Union Boston Farmington Parker Street Milford Hattie O. Weeks Nathan O. Weeks Alfred Elsie Horne Fred Bartsch Matthews Moses A. Drew Thompson Miles Drew Grand Jury Supreme Court

Stanley Presses the Claim of Secretary Long

Philadelphia reports no major changes in the vice presidential race. Senator Platt’s New York interview raises Odell as a candidate but may push the convention toward Dolliver of Iowa. Long remains a leading possibility with White House tacit approval discussed, while Hanna seeks Delaware consensus and the GOP committee settles Tennessee and Louisiana contests.

Philadelphia New York Platt B. B. Odell New York State Republican Committee Odell Dolliver Iowa Allison Bliss Joseph H. Manley Maine Secretary Long Hanna Soho Long Sampson-Schley McKinley Fairbarks Republicaation National Committee Delaware Brownlow Tennessee Friends of Fenshon Comamissidter Evans Evans Sen. Hanna South Alabama Wimberly Lousiana Yarmouth New Orleans Senator Platt Committee

Sprague Murder Case Coroner Jury To Report

South Berwick Maine June 15 The coroner s jury in the Fannie Sprague murder case is expected to express its opinion on guilt at its final session tomorrow The jury last recessed to study new evidence but had not yet formed a verdict If the report is public arrests are expected though it may go directly to the grand jury

South Berwick Fannie Sprague

Athens mill orders machinery from three states

Athens Alabama reports the local cotton mill has placed a machinery order totaling about 30000 dollars. Parts were awarded to a North Carolina firm and the Lowell Machine Shop in Massachusetts. Delivery is planned by December for shipment and the mill expects to be ready for business by March next year. Also noted is a remark on lavender sweet peas as a current trend.

Academy United States Army Hudson Gen. Sedgwick 64 Army Corps Ira Speaa Saiy Iim Jones Mir, Brown Grobinson Tenshun Wong Athens Ala North Carolina Lowell Machine Shop Massachusetts

Secretary Long attends Prison Ship Memorial meeting in Brooklyn

Washington report states Secretary Long went to Brooklyn for a Prison Ship Memorial association meeting and will miss the Philadelphia convention next week. The trip is noted as a brief one with no other engagements listed.

Washington Long Brooklyn Prison Ship Memorial Association Philadelphia

Southern New England Telephone Stock Increase Approved

The directors vote to raise capital stock from 2.5 million to 21.75 million dollars to retire floating debt from plant expansion across the state.

New Haven New England Stata

Peruna Cited By Women For Health Benefits In Letters

Notable testimonials from Ida M. Russell and Mrs. T. W. Collins praise Peruna for restoring appetite, strength, and health after catarrh and dyspepsia. Other women including Mrs. Bertha Mohr and Della Friedle share success stories, while the ad argues blood health comes from proper digestion and food rather than medicines. A health book offer is included.

Ida M. Russell Economic Savings and Progressive Society Kansas City Hartman T. W. Collins Independent Order of Good Templars Everett Wash Collins Peruna Eee Co Columbus Bertha Mohr Gilbert Street Iowa City Iowa Peruna Della Friedle Harper Street Cleveland Peruna Medicine Co Ohio

Homecoming Otis Draws Rochester Crowds in 1860s Celebration

Rochester bears witness to Major-General Otis as crowds and rail traffic swell the city for his homecoming. Acolytes include Gen. Joe Wheeler and several congressmen. a large parade by the 15th Infantry and other units marks the day. Banquet at Powers Hall closes the day with speeches by notable figures.

Rochester N. Y Elwell S. Otis Congress 65Th Regiment Buffalo 8S. M. Welch 9Th Pennsylvania Regiment Wilkesbarre Col. Dougherty Geneva Medina Joe Wheeler Central Station Camp Otis Edward Moale 15Th United States Infantry 7Th United States Artilery Fifth U. S. Artillery East Avenue United States James 8. Graham Base Avenue J. Sloat Fassett Jas Sherman

Filipinos Weaken Surrenders Major Insurgent Leader

Washington June 1 Gen MacArthur reports a major insurgent surrender in Tarlac and Pangasenan as he cables that Gen Macabulos with eight officers 121 enlisted men and 124 rifles surrendered to Col. B. E. Liseum of the 9th Infantry at Tarlac. This marks the most important and last in surrender leader in the region.

Woshington D. C War Department MacArthur Macrbulos BE. H. Liseum 9Th Infantry Tarlac Macabulos Pangasenan

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