17 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
1
A рекламный testimonial extols Paine's Celery Compound as a blood purifying tonic to cure blood poisoning and imputed ills. It claims quick improvements in blood purity, nerve strength, and vitality, urging consumption before hot summer days and citing a letter from a user describing relief and renewed energy.
Fragmented text describes an armored 42 by 11 foot military car built in 1864 for Abraham Lincoln. It notes its use on visits to the Army of the Potomac, construction at Alexandria, later interment at Springfield, and auctioning of parts, with lingering marks from history.
A Camden New Jersey youth was selected as outside conductor at a meeting. Officers include seven-year chair progression and district supervisors for Philadelphia. A London dispatch reports Lord Kitchener capturing 130 Boers in the Klerksdistr ict since April 11.
Fragmented OCR text references peace terms and council composition details. The readable bits mention discussion of a peace proposal and a debate over how many persons should sit on a council, with no clear dates, names, or locations available.
A jail thwarted escape plot involved prisoners John Wickes and John McDonald among about ten inmates. Bars on cell doors were sawed and filled with soap as conspirators from Philadelphia supposedly planned a Saturday night breakout with the warden warned, guards impacted during rounds.
The emperor and empress canceled a dining engagement at the Austrian hassy due to the emperor’s slight facial operation. Officials say the procedure was of trivial character. A bank judge in Oldenburg was shot dead after a banker, Von Badenbrans, on trial for Vereins Bank irregularities, entered the judge’s residence and opened fire.
Astor has given 100.01 154 endow professorships in the University College of London. Yesterday was Pennsylvania day at the Charleston Exposition with Governor Stone and his staff in attendance. Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul conferred with Secretary Root on the Philippine friars lands. Dartmouth College Hanover NH received 32500 from the estate of Frank W Traniels Winchester MA. W C Bird of Shamokin PA telephoned Haeman and was killed at Westminster MA by a falling pole.
The Senate rejected the Pacific coast exclusion bill and adopted Platts substitute extending exclusion to all U S territories under federal jurisdiction. Platt argued the United States remains committed to exclusion policy despite opposition claims, as the measure advances to the House for action.
Congress considers an estimated 20000 for a thorough White House renovation begun since President Arthur's administration. The plan includes turning the room into a ballroom, adding Sevres porcelain service, and other improvements.
William M. Bryan and a pro-Boer sympathizer party toured the all-British remount station at Lathrop Missouri today at friends’ solicitation. The visit precedes calls for congressional action. In Philadelphia, Jack Banner of Summit Hill and Chatie Baghes of Boston fought six rounds at the Penn Athletic Club, Banner prevailing.
Congressman James Gruggs of Georgia is chosen as the new head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. He represents the youthful element in the house and is an idle lawyer with wide experience in political affairs.
Dispatches describe Filipino camps for civilians and soldiers, praise for General Bell Wheaton and Chaffee, rising Manila trade interest, and a claimed insurrection over. About 3,300 rifles received in Batangas and Laguna provinces. General Malvar seeks interview with Bell. Samar surrender reported but cable delays details.
Boston April 17 Ellen M M Stone missionary newly returned from Bulgaria was summoned to appear in the superior court equity session to show cause why she should not be enjoined from delivering lectures this evening and Monday evening as planned. The bill in equity is brought by a lecture bureau alleging a contract via her brother as agent and that she would violate terms by delivering the proposed talks. Bookkeeper and Stock Gone New York April 17 Ames Swan Co bankers and brokers asked police to aid in locating 1700 shares of Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul stock worth 17 60 missing from their office and the disappearance of their confidential bookkeeper Allen F Hedges date. It was rumored the stock was used as collateral for a loan of 5994 and handled at the Consolidated Stock Exchange.
United railroads seek uniform competitive rates as the first association urges charges against other combined dealers in a move to standardize pricing. The report highlights rivalry and policy tensions affecting freight and passenger services.
Amsterdam April 17 Queen Wilhelmina’s condition is serious due to peritonitis with premature complications. Specialists summoned and alarm widespread. Her mother visiting Castle Loo. two physicians and noted gynecologist Professor Halbersberz in attendance. Birthday festivities for the prince consort canceled. Also Cape Town April 17 National Memorial to Cecil Rhodes planned with humenec cairn on Devil's Peak and bronze statue. Miners dispute in Shamokin to be settled. Dougherty claims imminent move after talks with President Mitchell. Baltimore reports ten years for counterfeiting James Clarywood identified as Mulvey by US agents.
A fragmentary 19th century note discusses probable successors to Leo XII. It highlights two influential cardinals, Rampolla and Vannutelli, as leading contenders and hints at factional splits within the papal administration. The text points to a prolonged pontificate and shifts in authority among Rome’s Church leadership.
Contiimied report notes Acting officiant presiding at ceremonies with J. L Dedglas Higple of Reading listed among attendees.
In New Orleans, evidence cited by Governor Heard claims a British supply camp at Chalmette. Reports discuss munitions shipments and support for Heard’s allegations, with some portions reportedly exceeding what Hay submitted. Cuba’s postal service shows healthy six month receipts and growth. Water mains damage suit in St Paul seeks $500,000 plus injunction. Santos-Dumont visits Washington to press for customs concessions on his airship project.
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