Hazing Question Reopens Under New Law At Annapolis
Amid a new anti hazing statute midshipmen at Annapolis face pending cases with potential dismissals if charges are upheld. Secretary Heonaparte emphasizes enforcement of the law as action begins and a number of cadets may be dismissed if cases are not dropped. Grace Curtis of West Chester dies by carbolic acid amid rumored romance and community mourning follows.
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Colgumberlain's Salve for Skin Ailments
Colgumberlain's Salve advertised for sore nipples burns frost bites chapped skin itching piles chronic sores and skin diseases including tetter ring worm eczema and scald head. It claims unparalleled success and is priced at 25 cents per box from A L Pearre's drug store.
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Anthracite Meeting Adjourns in Deadlock Talks
A joint meeting of anthracite operators and Eastern Pennsylvania miners in New York adjourned after nearly three hours with no concessions and no near-term resumption of mining. Rumors persist of a possible settlement, while statements indicate no agreement and continued industry tie-up.
Heart Palpitation Causes and Symptoms
A description explains how indigestion can cause the stomach to expand pressing on the heart. This crowding may lead to shortness of breath and palpitations, affecting heart function.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Sold With Testimonial
A testimonial from DeWITT Co Chicago claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food and relieves heart strain and stomach troubles. Albert Lamm of Denova Iowa says two bottles cured his indigestion after years of pain, noting a 50 cent trial size and a dollar bottle containing more.
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Denova
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ALBEERT LAMM
Laboratory of &. Co
DeWITT & & Co
Chicago
New Yorks Beautiful and Imposing New Custom House
The article extols the completed New York custom house as a striking metropolis landmark. It praises its classic design and the surrounding white marble setting, noting the craftsmanship of four renowned sculptors shaping the project.
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Coal Operators and Governor Pennybevy letter report
A committee session reviews a Pennsylvania governor letter urging early coal demand data. The exchange includes references to wage fears and logistics for hard coal needed for immediate consumption and future schedules.
Unrest and Guard Deployments Reported in Northeastern Mines
In Wilkes-Barre and surrounding areas on April 4, miners idle at several collieries. The Delaware and Hudson firm opened two guard and labor offices while Delaware and Hudson and Erie companies consider troop deployments. Railroads cut coal crews and telegraph operators, with scattered disturbances but overall order observed. George Titus, a barn boss at Forty-foot colliery, Temple Iron, was seriously injured by unemployed workers.
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Erie companies
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Wilkes-Barre
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Temple Iron company
Miners Attacked by Crowd of Italians Near Colliery
A miner walking toward the colliery was attacked by two groups of Italians near a cluster of houses. He was struck with a wooden mallet and left senseless. He was taken to a home in Luzerne borough. Warrants have been issued and arrests are expected.
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Union Strife in Johnstown as Workers Evicted and Replaced
A disrupted strike narrative from Johnstown Iowa reports union men being evicted and new nonunion workers brought in to operate trains and loading tasks. The text notes tenants faced pressure and union members were blocked from jobs while nonunion labor fills roles.
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Strikers March at Edna Mines Rally at Irwin
About 400 striking miners at the Edna mines marched to Irwin to attend a mass meeting. They urged firmness as unrest grows and warned guards to expect tighter lines. Strikers, mainly Italians, object to deputies appearance and press for higher wages. The company reports the Yough coal strike continues.
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Hunted gas leak sparks explosion injuring eight people
An early morning gas leak ignited by a match caused an explosion that damaged a house and several nearby buildings. Eight persons were injured and one, Miss Prade, suffered burns and shock while others escaped with minor injuries. Property damage estimated at about $5.00.
Fatally Wounded in a San Jose Burglar Shootout
Reading, Pa. man George Douglas was killed after exchanging gunfire with a burglar in San Jose California. The burglar escaped after being wounded twice and fled toward Santa Clara where he was captured. Authorities describe the suspect Henry Cramer as a former soldier and note other scattered incidents and a fire at the Buffalo Times building.
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Chicago
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Buffalo, N.Y
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Des Moines
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Coal Strike Shocks Western Pennsylvania Mines
Miners in the Pittsburg district face a complete work stoppage as independent operators refuse to sign the 1903 wage scale. About 12,000 of 18,400 miners are idle, with many operators awaiting resolution or new independent agreement. A district meeting formed plans for an independent coal operators association. In city politics, Patrick Dolan's bid to control the convention triggered turmoil as he attempted to chair proceedings and was later ejected. In New York Mizner reported valuables stolen from the Hotel Seymour. President Wilson sustained injuries from a horse fall, expected to miss a day or more. Oliver H. Sitter, former county steward, jailed for embezzlement.
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Hearst Albany bill modify mayoral recount request
In Albany a bill would allow William Randolph Hearst to seek a recount of votes in city elections, with the issue previously tested during the last mayoral race when George B. McClellan won amid returns. Another item reports a fire at the Schuylkill railway power house in Girardville destroying the power house and barn, causing $56,002 in losses and burning cars under repair.
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Mananoy City
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