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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1902
Page
3
Mrs Rebecca Salome Foster known as the Tombs Angel died in the Park Avenue hotel fire in New York on May 3. President Roosevelt sent a contribution to a fund for a monument in her memory with a note praising her missionary work among prisoners at the Tombs.
President Roosevelt spoke to the Annapolis class and handed out diplomas. He then had himself transported to a hospital where Cadet Emery S. Long of Wyoming lay ill and received his diploma in bed. Also present were Miss Roosevelt and several officials and foreign naval attaches.
S Wallace of Denver Horace 8 Klyce of Fayetteville Frank W Sterl ing of Chicago John W Woodruff of uul ington Mich James O Richardson of Paris Tex Emory 8 Land of Laramie Wyo
Chicago May 3 Prices eased across the meat trade as packers showed weakness after the beef trust agitation. Dressed beef fell one quarter, pork three quarters, and mutton half a cent. Noon figures: beef 15 1/4c to 15 1/2c, pork 10 1/2c, mutton 4 4 10c, lamb 12 1/2c. bacon and ham unchanged, butter higher.
Pittsburg reports R J Wilson, lumber dealer, found his room at the American house disturbed after breakfast. A pocketbook with a 1009 draft and 210 cash left under the pillow vanished. Belinda O Donnel, a chambermaid missing yesterday, and John Cunningham, former clerk, are being sought by police.
Ambassador Meyer leaves Rome for 60 days to run for the Massachusetts congressional seat vacated by Moody’s Navy post. Gardiner, Lodge’s son in law, also seeks the nomination. If Meyer wins he will not return to Rome and the President may pursue diplomatic changes in Europe including promoting White to the Rome embassy.
John Wagoner of 30 South Erie Street reports kidney pills from Z. T. Baltzly’s drug store opposite the opera house cured his long standing backache after using a box of Divan's Kidney Pills in Massillon.
Mrs Rose Remmle of 122 Wooster street testifies to noticeable kidney function improvement after a course of Doan's Kidney Pills. She urges sufferers to obtain the remedy at Baltzly's drug store and follow directions for inevitable results.
New York May 3. R G Dun & Co weekly review of trade notes two large strikes averted temporarily and several smaller ones settled. It cites labor unrest as the sole serious unfavorable factor, while dry goods and clothing benefit from warmer weather and brisk outdoor work. Rail traffic and steel demand show mixed gains and shortages.
The New York stock market suffered a sharp decline on Friday afternoon as money supply tightens and speculative pools inflate valuations. Banks face high loan rates up to 19 percent amid a looming weak bank statement and potential $3,000,000 cash loss, with foreign exchange steady near gold export levels signaling further stress next week.
Doan's Kidney Pills claim to cure kidney and bladder issues that disrupt daily life and sleep. The ad warns of diabetes Bright's disease and rheumatism as consequences of kidney failure and urges timely use of the remedy.
Mrs. Adolph Nill of the corner Andrew and Center streets reports that after her husband Mr. Nill used Dean's Kidney Pills from Baltzly's Drug Store at 1205 Erie Street, he expressed high appreciation for the medicine and its remarkable curative powers. She urges its use at every opportunity.
Mrs. John L. Schandel of Grape Street asserts Mr Scandel trusted Dasis Kidney Pills since 1846 after using them to cure a bladder inflammation. Baltaly's drug store provided the remedy and she notes many local shoppers share the positive results and endorsement of Dean's Kidney Pill.
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