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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
2
Rev. T Clayton Welles delivered the baccalaureate at Highland Congregational Church. Rain kept attendance small as he urged graduates to seek an as piration and courage for the future, stressing character over mere learning and the need for leaders who will stand against public evils.
Lowell citizens testify on the public good with experiences from Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Mary J Mullen of 85 Prince Street recites father’s relief from backache and urges others to use the product sold by Ellingwood Co and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents in the United States for 50 cents.
Rain dampened a planned Epworth League bi centennial on Lowell's Worthen Street M E church grounds yet the day preserved strong Wesleyan spirit. Morning class meetings led by Samuel Worth T W Johnson and J B Wilson prepared attendees, Rev James F Allen preached, hymns of John Wesley filled the service, and a 5 15 love feast drew a large crowd. The South common afternoon service was postponed and a final Thorndike address reflected on divine works since Wesley. The church and Sunday school will hold a picnic at Canobie Lake Park next Saturday with a special car from Merrimack Square at 8 15 a.m.
Immanuel Baptist Church reported good attendance despite the storm. Rev. Robert F. True preached Elijah in the morning and Life Marred and Made Over Again in the evening, urging youths to avoid sin and noting lasting scars. Mr. William J. Beaven sang The Bird With a Broken Wing as the solo, with full chorus in both services enhancing the worship.
Rev G B Dean spoke at St Pauls Church yesterday morning on the life and work of John ealer and what he meant to the world. He reviewed the life of the great Methodist and outlined the churchs progress and growth and the steady new interest in its organization.
Rev. Ralph Gllllam preached on Failure In the Christian Life at the First Congregational church. The faithful guide is Christ and His infallible word grants victory. Disobedience and fear of man cause failure. true remedy is confession, surrender, and dedication to Jesus Christ. The storm forced the Sunday school to a union class led by the pastor.
Cardinal Herbert Vaughan archbishop of Westminster died at midnight after more than three months illness. Born April 15, 1832, he became archbishop in 1892 and had fought heart disease and dropsy. He appeared in full cardinal robes to bid farewell, and his remains will lie in state at the cathedral before burial at St. Joseph's college.
Rome reports the premier faces resistance from leaders as attempts at reconstruction fail. The cabinet remains, with Giolitti and Bertolo replaced, while the Chamber reconvenes June 25 to seek six months of credits. The opposition demands only a one month extension, risking a clash.
London June 20. The American riflemen who are to compete at Bisley for the Palma trophy arrived today and proceeded directly to Bisley. They are all in good health.
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