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23 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
1
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Kidney Health Relief
The ad claims springtime uric acid poisons blood cause ill health and lists symptoms like loss of appetite back pain and depression. It touts Paine's Celery Compound as a sure remedy restoring kidney function and eradicating uric acid from blood, citing a Cincinnati man who recovered after five bottles and praises the product highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faine
A U. Winters
Cinccionati, O
Maron
Paine
nlways
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted to Frederick Readers
Free offer targets kidney disease sufferers in Frederick. Advertises Dean's Kidney Pills as a superior kidney remedy, claiming strong testimonials and ongoing relief for those with kidney and urinary ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
lesters
Imackind
Free Doan's Kidney Pills offer to kidney patients
An undersigned ad dress announces free Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney ailment sufferers. First come, first served with the regular size box offered, not a sample. Pills retail at 50 cents, and this is a one chance offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
chanos
Dreyfus Letters Spark Fresh Inquiry Call
Alfred Dreyfus has submitted a letter to War Minister Jen demanding a reopening of his case. He argues the Rennes conviction was tainted by the Emperor William document and Czernuski's testimony, promising a political uproar and detailing years of alleged mistreatment and his steadfast claim of innocence. The note seeks a formal inquiry into the false document’s role and the witness testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterhazy
Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Andrea Jen
military justice
Dreyfus
Rennes
William
Czernuski
France
Minfeter
Farmer health and stomach cure promoted by Golden Medical Discovery
A health column argues stomach disease undermines farmers and city workers alike, praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for improving digestion and nutrition. It cites a Townsend Montana testimonial of weight gain and restored work capacity after using ten bottles and Pellets, and warns against substituting inferior medicines for profitable dealer margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Drr. Pierce
W. T. Thompson
Townsend, Broadwater Co
Montana
Chinese minister Cheng arrives in Washington with family
Sir Chentung Liang Cheng, new Chinese minister at Washington, vows to be as popular as his predecessor. Minister Wu Celestiny, a liberal statesman, arrives with many sistrust and three children to be educated in the United States. Miss Cheng is fifteen. her brothers Arlu and Ardi are nine and seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chentung Liang Cheng
Washington
Wu ‘Tue
China
bia sult
Miss Cheng
Arlu
Ardi
British Transport Hardinge Engaged in Somaliland Losss
A Special Dispatch from Avon Arapia reports the British Transport Hardinge arrived from Borders confirming a British defeat in Somaliland. Officers say ten officers and eighty men, out of 220 British, were killed in a recent engagement with Somali forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Arapia
Hardinge
Borders
Somaliland
East Africa
Knights of the Maccabees hold Winfield tent anniversary
Winfield Boots Schley Tent No 9 of the Knights of the Maccabees marked the first anniversary in the city with a degree work demonstration by a Mount Vernon Tent team in Pythian Hall. About sixty members attended a banquet at Doll's Cafe afterward, with organizers Movers, Markwood D Harp, Wm H Beall and Robert A Bennest arranging the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Boots
Macccabees
United States
Winfield Scott Sohley
Frederick
temple
Doli
Maryland Clubs On Tour Highlight Westminster Glee Group
Maryland clubs from Western Maryland College Westminster reformed in fall and have toured the Eastern Shore during Easter vacation, meeting strong reception in principal towns. A concert by the 98 W. M. OC glee and mandolin clubs in this city remains fondly recalled by attendees and alumni. Paul Whipp of Jefferson is a mandolin club member this season and the duke will present a concert at the City Opera Houses Friday night May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Western Maryland College
Westminster
W. M. OC
Paul Whipp
Jefferson
mandolin club
duke
Beall-Chaney Nuptials at Beltimore Church
Miss Gertrude E Beall daughter of Mr and Mrs Emory D Beall married Mr G E Chaney at 730 p m in William Street Independent Methodist Church Baltimore by Rev Thomas B Lowe The bride wore a navy satin dress After the ceremony they plan to visit groom's parents in the county and then reside at the bride’s parents home 1618 Light Street Baltimore
Funeral of Mrs Josephine Rodgers Held in Philadelphia
The funeral for Mrs Josephine Rodgers who died Monday in Philadelphia Pa was held yesterday at 2 PM at her home 171 South Market Street conducted by Rev Dr E R B Eschbach Interment was at Mt Olivet Cemetery Pallbearers were Charles Moberly Edward Winsbrewer John J Bielfeld and Shailer T Rhodes Undertaker F Schroeder led the arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Rodgers
Philadelphia
South Market street
E. R B. Eschbach
Mt. Olivet cemetery
paillessrera
Charles Moberly
Edward Winsbrewer
John J. Bielfeld
shailer T. Rhodes
F. Schroeder
Deserter Arrested Near Brunswick Yard
William E. Van Ormer was arrested by B&O Patrolman R.D. Webber at the Brunswick yard, alleged to be a deserter from the Marine Barracks at Annapolis. He was sent before Justice Jordan and jailed for five days. Deputy Sheriff Emory Nelson transported him to Frederick and notified Commander Dorn at the barracks. No word had come from the commander by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Van Ormer
R.D. Webber
B&O
Brunswick yard
Van Ormer
Marine Barracks
Annapolis
John L. Jordan
Emory Nelson
Brunswick
Frederick
Nelson
Dorn
ne Barracks
ommander
United Drill Association Incorporation Documented
The United Drill Association was incorporated yesterday under the United Steam Fire Engine Company. Headquarters will be at the United Engine house for forty years with no capital stock. Officers for the first year include President George T. M. Shuffler, vice-presidents John M. Wilson and Samuel E. B. Shaw, Secretary George F. Topper, and Treasurer William D. Lipps.
Odd-Fellows Adjourn And Assume Home Charge
The Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows adjourned yesterday after agreeing to assume charge of the Odd-Fellows Home at Ellicott City at the Home Association’s request. The action aligns with 25 other state lodges. A $5,000 appropriation was made to entertain the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting in Baltimore next September. Retiring grand mentor Mc Eagens S Anderson received a jeweled emblem of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd-Fellows
Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows
Ellicott City
Home Association
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodges
Sovereign
Baltimore
Eagens
Anderson
order
Inhuman Father Tortures Children For Acrobatic Feats
The Humane Society removed eight and seven year old George and Florence Miggo from John Earl on Washington avenue, with Earl jailed for mistreatment. The boy bears severe injuries including a lacerated back and missing teeth. the girl shows burns, wounds, and a scalp injury as punishment for not performing feats. Earl and wife toured as medicine show performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
The Humane Society
George
Florence Miggo
John Earl
Washington avenue
Earl
The
Humane Society
Kidnapped in New York Writes from New Orleans
Andrew J. Billings, a West Philadelphia drug clerk, recounts being abducted after going to New York to dispose of a $75,000 Montana mining property. He claims he was drugged, transported south, and held by men seeking his heritage ironically. His wife and friends publish his letters postmarked New Orleans, detailing a dire escape from a sanatorium and a plea for aid and verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Billings
Philadelphia
New York
Montana
Malcolm avenue
West
Billings
Hilling
New Orleans
Chalcnge ant
St. Charles
Altoona
Stevema
Chicago
Grand Union Station
sanittarium
St Charles
Mrs. Billings
Bethlehem
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