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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1902

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Paine's Celery Compound Ad Promises Relief

Medical authorities and a broad educated audience endorse Paine's Celery Compound as the sole effective remedy for springtime ills. The ad warns of sleepless, nervous, despondent conditions and urges immediate use, cautioning buyers to insist on PAINE'S Celery Compound and avoid substitutes or imitations.

Paine

Chitin Camp in Louisiana and Trial News

American measures in the Boer War include 42,000 men and 20 107 horses and mules contributed to Britain. Governor Heard reports Chalmette camp to Attorney General. In New Jersey a jury acquits Mrs. Mabel Fenton Haines of murdering her stepdaughter, with her husband and mother preparing to move to Delanco.

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Twelve Hotels Burned in Atlantic City Fire Loss Exceeds 759000

A massive blaze swept two blocks along the Atlantic City boardwalk destroying twelve hotels and over a score of small buildings. The loss is expected to top 750000 with no fatalities though about a dozen people injured. Insurance rates are cited as prohibitive and assistance came from Philadelphia and Camden.

Flarres Boardwall Esplanade Atlantic City N 1 ocean Tlanefs avenue New York Brady's baths Tarlton hotel Mlinois avenue mullitia Luray and annex New Holland Stratford Berkley Bryn Mawr Stickney Evard Rio Grande Mervine Academy Hotel Academy of Music Windsor Ching Hop Hing John H. Fiett Partridge & Richardson Women’s Exchange E. P. Quinn M. Moyer & Bro Hichard Binder Tarlton llinois Kentucky avenues Stratford hotel Bryn Man Kentucky avenue Philadelphia Camden

Fire destroys Marine Hall as Blooms collide at Young's Pier

Philadelphia firemen battle a blaze that starts with a burning brand on Young's Pier center, spreads to the nearby Rilo Grande and other hotels. Marine Hall is destroyed, Windsor Hotel damaged, and Beachfront structures evacuated while police guard the scene. Volunteers and National Guard assist, with guests scrambling to safety as the boardwalk suffers heavy damage.

Philadelphia Young holcls Tarlton Bryn Mawr Deacn volunteer fire department Company L National Guard of New Jersey Windsor Hotel Windsor Winots avenue Young's Pier Dunlop hotel TGleak Tennessee avenue

McKinley Surgeons Bills and Niagara Tragedy Report

Buffalo April 4 authorities say payments to surgeons who attended President McKinley will not exceed 2500. Bills have not been sent in as the question remains unsettled. Also Niagara Falls reports Delia Tansey of Britain died after leaping over the Goat Island railing. William Cannons retrieved a body and tried to rescue her. A bronze bust of McKinley by J A Pausch is being cast for a Philadelphia temple memorial dedication on Memorial Day.

S. S SWIFT SPECIFIC CO Atlants Wilmington Del baste Alicea Isabelle Uartan & Hollingsworth company ie Vonacl John Kaevtensky John Mych Gsarge Penn William Wagner Michael Stttery James Shamouiy Frank Paynter Kamensky Buffalo N. J Niagara Niagara Falls Delia Tansey Britain Goat Island William Cannons McKinley Buffalo NoY J. A. Pausch Philadelphia Bir Pausch

Turks Ambushed Bulgarians in Macedonia Frontline Clash

A Sofia dispatch reports 14 revolutionary bands crossed into Macedonia recently. Turks ambushed 200 Bulgarian outlaws in Kirzev mountains, killing several and capturing the rest. Macedonians are accused of atrocities including skinning a Turk alive as a trophy.

London Exchange Telegraph company Sofia Bulgaria Macedonia Kirzev

Paderewski entertains guests at White House musicale

Washington April 4 President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a post-Lenten musicale with Ignace Jan Paderewski performing a select program for invited guests. The White House was richly decorated with cut flowers and plants, and a dinner preceding the event set for 18 covers.

Paderewski Washington White House

DENTES BRIBERY CHARGE WITNESSES DENY DEALINGS

Washington witnesses in the Christmas bribery inquiry deny bribery links and say President McKinley desired no dealings. McKinley and Hansen dispute, with testimony about meetings and possible sale of the Danish West Indies. Anarchy law signed in Albany, penalties for advocating anarchistic doctrines and for publishers.

Christmas McKinley Oriber Washington Almer McKinley special house United States Danish West Indies Captain Christmas Abner McKinley Manhattan New York Kansen Gardner New Jersey house Richard P. Evans Evang Tay Brown Hansen Denmark London Colonel Brown Niels Gron congress A&A Dalzeil

Heir to 12 Million Inheritance Doubled After Sister’s Death

New York April 4 Beatrice Goelet’s death last February doubles Robert W Golet’s expected share from his father’s will. He now stands to receive upwards of 12 600 000 instead of 5 000 000 to 6 090 000 as previously anticipated, reported in the supreme court by referee Henry E Howland. Justice Depue Dead in Newark New Jersey April 4 former New Jersey chief justice David A Depue dies after kidney illness. Wreck at Cumberland Maryland April 4 Baltimore and Ohio Passenger Train No 9 bound for Pittsburg wrecks for second time this week.

New York Beatrice Goelet Robert W. Goelet supreme court Henry E. Howland Justice Depue Newark N. J David A. Depue supreme court of New Jersey

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