08 Aug 1902
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
1
An advisory note on business life insurance argues that while one may be successful now, statistics show over ninety percent of business people still rely on life insurance. The right policy can convert into cash, providing immediate funds for business and family in case of death, with The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York cited for its large assets.
Washington observes the 113th anniversary of the War Department creation. On August 7, 1789, the first Congress enacted the department and defined its functions, shifting duties from the Navy Department, the General Land Office, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Henry Knox served as first secretary. The army strength rose from about 60,900 in establishment figures to roughly 75,000 regulars over four years.
In devotions women toil yet lose rest and cry for an infant. A remedy that cures colic griping cholera infantum diarrhea dysentery is Vic tor Infant Relief. Mothers praise it nationwide. Use with Viciver Syrup for restless puny nervous babies and be convinced it is the best medicine.
A royal bulletin from Buckingham Palace reports King Edward's health as excellent and his wound nearly healed after a journey from Cowes to London. Notices mention minor coronation rehearsals at Westminster Abbey and inspections by the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Connaught. Separate items note a Root bid policy change for transcontinental military business, a fatal mine accident at Wilkes-Barre, Roosevelt to receive an honorary degree in Chicago, a Trinidad gas explosion leaving sixteen dead, and crews rescuing missing workers.
In Chicago Aug 8 convention closing session saw intense debate over Archbishop Ireland’s warning on Philippine question. John T Keating offered a substitute resolution aligning with Ireland’s views. Other officers and directors listed. Also reports on wages for Vienna laborers and a series of crimes including a captured Negro murderer in West Virginia and a Philadelphia prizefight with broken arms.
A fragmentary report describes a storm that destroyed a rifle and left several people injured, including scalp wounds and contusions to the shoulder chest and back. Medical aid arrived by a special boat to the city yesterday morning with the injured.
In Jackson County Tennessee a feud between the Carter and Lynch families led to a fatal gunfight at the Brooks Carter country store. Brooks Carter and Jim Highpeach were killed. Richmond wounded in the wrist. John Carter seriously wounded and fled. The Lynch brothers are in custody. Further troubles are feared.
The Wilkes-Barre lace mill strike ends after six weeks idle as a conference yields a non disclosed settlement. All 1109 employees are to return to work Monday, with five discharged workers likely reinstated. President Mitchell cites continued UMW organizers in West Virginia and roosevelt appeal for pardons.
A hail storm in East Hempfield township damaged tobacco and corn on Lancaster ranches stretching to Sunhill. The belt of damage ran about half a mile wide and hit fields ready for harvest, severely impacting the crop prospects and farm earnings.
Six men were badly hurt when a trestle at Philadelphia’s new filtration plant near Torresdale collapsed due to a weak support. Injured include John Sullivan James Higgins William Kirk James Fernan D R Bryan Philip Coyle and James Danston Danston escaped with minor injuries while others suffered internal injuries and broken bones.
Nebraska Prohibitionists yesterday dominated a full state ticket. Delegates reported strong gains in party influence as election results rolled in across counties and towns. The sweep reflected broad support for temperance measures amid a politically charged year.
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania a riot verdict holds Joseph Palawiez a butcher and Maiten Paularkas a one armed looker keeper responsible for the killing of Joseph Bedali. Two men were jailed yesterday under guard by constables protected by soldiers. further arrests are expected as witnesses testified about mob attacks and district leaders spoke at mass meetings.
Scranton Pa Aug Yesterday's coal strike developments suggest a concerted action by coal road presidents and a crisis may loom. Vice President Loomis of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western is in town assessing the situation and preparing a report for the presidents. At a New York meeting the report and possible recommendations could lead to resumption with willing workers or offer concessions. General Is red Smith and wife departed San Francisco for the East in an understated departure.
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