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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 24, 1902

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The Surgeon's Knife: Ovarian Trouble Avoided

Mrs Eckis Stevenson of Salt Lake City recounts suffering with ovarian and womb inflammation for six years. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports pain relief and improved nerves within four weeks, avoiding surgery and urging others to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

ECKIS STEVENSON Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham Bexis Steverson State St Salt Lake City Utah

Dublin Coronation Delegates Fight Over Invitation

Dublin's corporation met at the urging of Unionist members to decide on sending delegates to the King Edward coronation. Lord Mayor Timothy Harrington ruled the motion to appoint delegates out of order since no invitation to send delegates had been received.

Dublin Edward Timothy €. Harrington

Funston Reprimanded Criticizes 69 Senator Hour

Washington dispatch reports General Frederick Funston faulting Massachusetts Senator Hoar for an overheated conscience at a Barranet event. Acting War Secretary Sanger later urged Funston to stop public criticism of the Philippines and avoid targeting senators. Funston pledged future talks would avoid Philippine references. he blamed garbled press reports for misstatements.

Funston Massachusetts Washington Roosevelt Sanger hag Frederick Funston War Department Philippines SEPFESS United States WILLIAM CARY SANGER Colorado Sons of the Revolution Hoar General Funston Rosesex Club Sanger Senator Hoar Middlesex Boston Denver Colo

Roosevelt backs Chaffee policy to pacify Mindanao

President Roosevelt endorses General Chaffee in Mindanao and warns against actions that would impair U S prestige. War Department urges peaceful measures and no advance from Zamboanga until Washington approves. General Chaffee says withdrawing all forces would ruin prestige. partial withdrawal dangers. Moros killed several troops near Malabang after demands for surrender were ignored.

Chaffee Mindanao Washington Roosevelt poly war department reneral Philippines Nneg Mindanas George W. Davis Zamboanga Washigton Davis Balkiwin Lake Langs department Haspateh Malahang

House Makes Slow Progress On Oleo Bill Amendments

Washington April 24 The House began consideration of the Senate amendments to the Oleo bill under a special rule adopted 152 to 79 The question of further amendments was confined within narrow limits Opponents of the measure were outvoted on every proposition The Senate portion discussed includes the Philippine temporary government bill and a union railway station in Washington was briefly under consideration without action Also reported in London an ingeniously collapsible table for King Edward in theaters It folds into a small space with decanters glasses and cups Sharkey and Rublin boxed 19 rounds for $3604 with 75 percent to the winner in London and New York today also reports pardons for Harrisburg and Pittsburgh cases a forest fire at Laurel Run and veteran Lenis Pray noted for 324 battles and sharpshooter feats.

House Senate Washington Rawlins Utah Philippine committee union London The Evening News King Edward Sharkey Rublin New York Tom Sharkey Gus Rublin National Sporting lab of London Marquis of Queensberry niles

Workmer buried alive in White Hill station cavein

A deadly cave in at the White Hill Station excavation for the Cumberland Valley railroad near Harrisburg Pennsylvania left George Arbogast of Carlisle dead under four feet of earth and stone while William Snyder of Carlisle was fatally injured and George Crist of Riverton was only slightly hurt. Three men escaped as the shale fell, with Snyder’s head protruding from the mass. Arbogast left a widow and six children. The incident occurred April 24.

White Hill Station Harrisburg George Arbogest Carlisle Lillé William Snyder George Crist Riverton Cumberland Valley anstant aamunt ingan Arbogast Snyders

Hiel Crest Near Sleepy Mellow Mark Twain's New Home

Lemuel I. Clemens known as Mark Twain has bought a country villa named Hiel Crest in Sleepy Mellow near Washington Irving's Sunnyside. The site is historic for Revolutionary beacon light signals and there are views of the Hudson and nearby estates including John Rockefeller's.

Washington Irving Lemuel I. Clemens Mark Twain Mr. Clewens Mr. Clemens phice Tudson Sunnyside John Rockefetter

Lajoie Enjoined For Five Day In Philadelphia Court

In Philadelphia on April 24 the common pleas court granted a temporary injunction barring Napolean Lajoie from playing for any team other than the Philadelphia National League club. A preliminary injunction was issued and will be revisited Monday with a motion to dissolve. Security set at 2500 dollars. bond posted by Colonel Rogers.

Philadelphia Club Philadelhia Apil dudges Ralston Pav uo common pleas court No. y. yesterny American League Baltimore Lajoie Colonel Rogers

Villages swept by fire devastated Elwood and Clintondale

Oil City reports a disastrous blaze destroying Marienville in Forest county and leaving Clintondale, Clinton county nearly wiped out. A high wind and lack of fire protection worsened the losses with figures estimated at over 206000 in Marienville and up to 40000 in Clintondale. The Elwood NJ fire nearly erased the village, driving evacuations and quick responses from nearby towns.

Marienville Clintondale Oil City Pittsburg R.R Forest county Lockhaven W. F. Brown Clinton county Bellefonte White Milling company Evangelical church H. M. Snyder Harder Shilling New Jersey Atlantic City N. J Elwood Walter Bozarth ald Ege Harbor Hammeston

Danish Landsting approves sale of West Indies to US

In Copenhagen on April 24 the Landsthing passed the treaty by 34 to 30, sending the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States back to the Folkething. The session was highly charged with charges and countercharges as opponents attacked the accord and officials’ records. The house president twice called a former justice minister to order and he left the chair to oppose ratification.

West indies United States Copenhagen Landsthing United States state department house

Warships at Coronation Review United Fleet In Britain

Portsmouth April 24 7 a final plan confirms a coronation fleet review with over one hundred English vessels. The lineup includes 24 destroyers 39 gunboats and 24 torpedo craft as visiting princes and MPs follow King Edward’s yacht nearby.

Portsmouth Eng Edward

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