25 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1902
Page
1
An extensive circa promotion extols Paine's Celery Compound as a life giving spring medicine for kidney liver rheumatism neuralgia dyspepsia and blood disease. It claims it outperforms nervines tonics and tonics and urges all ages to use it to regain strength and vitality. The advertisement asserts its discovery by a famed physician and notes practitioners prescribe it daily.
Berlin April 25 Aristocrats condemn Emperor William for hosting untitled business men during a Kronprinz Wilhelm tour in the North Sea Sulv steamer voyage. Editorial campaigns erupt across Germany as nobles view the new policy of courting industry leaders with concern.
A Frenchman, Pierre Naury, was caught attempting to enter the inner palace and arrested. He claimed French nationality, lacked passports, and gave conflicting details. The government sought aid to identify him. the incident followed a violent boxing match where Attell defeated Gna in the 19th round.
District Attorney Bethea to file bill seeking injunction against meat trusts after Attorney General Knox announces a preliminary probe into alleged price fixing and restraint of trade by large U S meat dealers. Bethea ordered to prepare equity action to halt big-beet trust practices if evidence warrants.
Washington April 25 Conferees from the house and senate clash over when the Chinese exclusion law shall extend with the house seeking an indefinite period and the senate insisting it not outlast the treaty. Both sides anticipate a broader conference and a possible agreement. Cuban Independence Day in Washington marks May 20 1909 proclaimed by General Wood dissolving the Cuban constitutional convention and calling for May 5 to examine credentials and count votes. Oleo bill sent to conference after senate amendments and agriculture committee input. Two fatal rail incidents and a deadly practical joke end in tragedy in separate states.
A distorted OCR passage mentions general topics, clubs, and titles with scattered proper nouns. The text references entities such as Whitmore and Western Club but lacks coherent context, dates, places, or clear actions to summarize into a factual news item.
The text reports critical charges against General Chaffee and the U S army in the Philippines. Mr Rawlins denounces Chaffee as a dastard villain and accuses the administration of inadequate investigation. He warns the United States will reap misfortune from its policy in the islands.
Archbis hop Michael Augustine Corrigan is gravely ill at the Madison Avenue archbishopric with pneumonia of an extreme type. Doctors say his temperature is 102 and the condition, while serious, is not deemed dangerous. Regular physician Dr Edward J Keyes tended him as congestion and pneumonia symptoms were found.
Baltimore witnesses describe a conflict between Senator Money and Conductor Shaner with a bloody hand wound and blows to the jaw. Money obtained warrants for Shaner and Foreman Hooper, claiming assault after a dispute over tickets.
In WilliamsportPennsylvania April 2 a furious forest sweep destroyed timber and derailed a Reading colliery train after mountain fires spread along Barclay's timber road. Two men died trapped under the locomotive and several stables and buildings burned as crews fought the flames near Trevorton and Cameron colliery. A separate court ruling then awarded $78,000 to Thomas Sinnott in a suit against James Cummings.
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