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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 19, 1902

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Paine's Celery Compound Promises Vitality in Heat

Advertisements claim Paine's Celery Compound improves nervous strength, cleanse blood, regulate circulation, and aid kidneys during hot weather. Testimonial from E M Stephenson describes relief from nervous prostration, disappearance of trembling and vertigo, improved appetite and weight, stronger voice, and easier reading on trains after two bottles.

Paine E. M. Stephenson Roetory Wabash avenue Chicago

Mackay at the Whitney race track with Keene and Whitney

Clarence H Mackay the sole heir to a California fortune is shown at Mr Whitneys Long Island estate race scene with Foxhall Keene on horseback and Harry Payne Whitney beside him. The passage notes strained clashes in France as peasants oppose closing nun schools with violent confrontations and arrests.

Clarence H. Mackay California

Stomach health linked to citizenship and vigor in old advert

An old advertisement extols the stomach as key to life and happiness, urging Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and health. It promotes Victor Relief baby medicine for colic and stomach distress, claiming quick relief and easy use for mothers and infants.

Pierce adv Victor Irants Victor

Death of Society Man Remington Linked to Broken Engagement

Robert Reading Remington of New York reportedly killed himself in Newport after a broken engagement to Miss May Van Alen, granddaughter of Mrs. William Astor. The incident at the La Forge cottage followed intense social scrutiny and opposition by his intended’s family. The body was found in the committee room after multiple gunshots, with the death shocking Newport's summer society.

Remington May Van Alen James Van Alen William Astor Van Alen Newport Reading Srst fred Mr. Remington Remington Brothers New York Pittsburg Remingtons

Bark Ceylon Probably Lost on Laysan Island Trip

Honolulu dispatch reports the bark Ceylon, 19 days out and back from Laysan Island, feared lost after a 14 day previous cruise. Owners seek aid from the U S ship Albatross and may send an inter-island steamer from Honolulu to search Bird Island. Six Japanese workers aboard are mentioned as a possible cause.

Ceylon Honolulu San Francisco Laysan Island United States Albatrossio Bird Island Laysan

Young Men's Christian Association Congress Opens at Chrishana

About 4,000 foreign delegates from 32 nations attend the Y M C A ard's congress in Chrishana Norway. The event opens today and runs through August 24. The United States sends 29 official representatives.

Deputy Kills Strike Leader in Nesquehoning Clash

In Nesquehoning Pennsylvania Aug 19 a deputy shot and killed striker Patrick Sharp of Lansford during a clash as five deputies marched to Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company shaft No 1. The deputy Harry McElmore was arrested and jailed while crowds dispersed after cooler heads urged restraint. Witnesses say the shooting occurred as deputies entered the colliery area.

Galliery Nesquehoning Patrick Sharp iLanstoad Harry M McElmore Sharp Mauch Chink Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company McEnroyle Shaip Shenandoah W. R. Witldn Harry McElnoyle Deckert McElmoyle offcers Mauch Chunk strkers Panther Creek Lansford Baird Snyrder Gobin National Grant Nes Quehoning FES Gombert

Schwab to retire from active business life

Charles M. Schwab head of United States Steel Corp plans indefinite retirement from business life. He will leave America for a quiet European retreat, stay away for several months, and has limited contact with visitors. Doctors advised the move though exact illness details remain undisclosed amid speculation by townsfolk.

Steel Trust Pittsburg Loretto Charles M. Schwab United States Steel Corporation America Golden Schwab Mr. Schwab President Schwab Schwabs Europe

Desperate Fight With Bears Ends In Heroic Escape

Rifle Colorado Aug 19 W F Tribble is the hero of a desperate hand to hand encounter with two bears and survived thanks in part to a lesson from President Roosevelt two years ago Roosevelt showed the guide how to dispatch a bear with a knife Tribble fought a grizzly in the mountains dispatching it with a knife and then killed a second bear despite wounds he crawled to his horse and rode to camp losing consciousness upon reaching camp

Les Nevyén France Leroy Lé Durie Brest Saint Remus St Meen Roosevelt Colorado W. F. Tribble Tribble

Volcanic disaster sinks Torishima island inhabitants dead

Yokohama reports Torishima island overwhelmed by eruption between August 15 and 23. All 150 residents are believed killed as debris covers every house. Nearby submarine eruptions hinder vessels from approaching the isle in a chain between Bonine islands and Hondo. In a separate note, Bodkin, Downing, and Drar survive after clinging to a Lake Erie buoy overnight as their boat capsized and drifted.

Yokohama Torishima Bonine islands Hondo Japan Chung Bolalo N.Y Patrick Bod- Ein Michael Downing William Drar Lake Erie Bodkin Buffalo Botkin

Tornado Hits Lost Springs Town and Surrounding Areas

News from Wichita reports a tornado struck Lost Springs causing severe damage to a gravitation site, a church, and houses. Three men are seriously injured with several others lightly hurt while responders assess the wreckage and dangers remain.

Wichita Rug Lost Springs Setiousip hart

Atlantic City's Tidal Wave Panic Among Color Residents

In Atlantic City yesterday noon a rumor spread of a long black tidal wave approaching the city from the sea. Colored residents prayed and sang as crowds gathered to shore, with 1,667 excursionists visiting the shore, only 48 below last year’s record, and 4,200 more people carried shoreward this season than last.

Atlantic City Ave

World commerce shows United States third in 1901 trade

The State Department released Consul Winter’s July 19 report on global commerce in 1901. Total world imports and exports reached about 23.8 billion dollars led by Britain and colonies near seven billion. Germany stands second with 2.618 billion and the United States third with 2.118 billion, per treasury figures placing U.S. share at 2.34 billion.

Washington state department United States Winter Annaburg Great Britain Germany United States treasury

Triple Play Unassisted by O Hagan in Bare Ball Game

In Jersey City Rochester beat Jersey City 10 to 6 as First Baseman O Hagan made an unassisted triple play. The feat mirrors a disputed 1870s claim by Paul Hines and marks a rare in game defensive sequence with Shock on second and Mack on first. O Hagan touched first, then reached second before Shoch.

wade Jersey City N. J Rochester O'Hagan Paul Hines Providence Shock Mack Butler O'Ha BRD Shoch Rho

Baseball Scores and a Congressional Candidacy

Yesterday's baseball scores show American League results with Athletic topping Chicago 12 to 3 and Boston 4 over Detroit with a darkened tie in the middle. National League games include Pittsburg 7 over Philadelphia 4 and Chicago 5 over New York, along with Boston 11 over Cincinnati 2 and St Louis 0 over Brooklyn. In politics, Rev. Morgan Wood announces a Democratic bid for Ohio’s Twenty first district in Cleveland.

Athletic Chicago Boston Detroit Balimore St. Louis Cleveland Washington Pittsburg Philadelphia Cincinnati New York St Louis-Brooklin- Tain Congress Morgan Wood Plymouth Congregational Church United States Twenty-first Ohio Theodore E Burton

Moros Renew Aggressive Action in Mindanao

Aggressive action against Moro strongholds in Mindanao is deemed necessary by American commanders, with 2,000 troops available for a possible move from Latte Lanao under Captain Pershing. Meanwhile native constabulary clash with Ladrones near Caloocan, securing a victory with reinforcements. four constables mortally wounded, one officer wounded, and several Ladrones killed or captured.

Chaffee Manila Mindanao Latte Lanao J. Pershing Fifteenth Cavalry Bacolod Caloocan Cavite Felizardo Montallon kitling Dos Hermanos Albay Luzon

Campaign Against Moros Aggressive Measures Planned

Washington cable from General Chaffee says a combat campaign against Moros in Mindanao is needed to curb growing resistance to US authority. Roosevelt was informed at Oyster Bay. Chaffee will use his discretion and is likely to press an aggressive operation, remaining in the Philippines if the campaign extends.

Washington General Chaffee Mindanao United States Roosevelt Oyster Bay Chaffee Manila Philippines

Gardner Defeats Root in 17th Round in Salt Lake City

Gardner of Lowell Massachusetts knocked out Jack Root of Chicago in the 17th round at Salt Lake City. The bout, marked by speed and endurance, saw Gardner exploit Root's stomach while Root's jabs failed to deter him. Both fighters endured heavy punishment as the match ended decisively.

Gardner Root Salt Lake Utah Lowell Masa Jack Root Chicago San Francisco Roots

Immigration chief orders heightened border inspections

Washington August 19 Mr Sargent commissioner of immigration says information indicates large numbers of Chinese arriving in Mexico to cross into the United States. Lacks definite proof yet but he plans to greatly increase inspectors at Mexican border crossing points to thwart any such scheme.

Washington Sargent Mexico United States Mexian

Building Association Suspends After Board Tweeting

Passaic New York August 19 After a on cret tweeting yesterday of its board of directors the atti Burdine and Lean Association of Jus by seeponded business. Its books were closed Ree turned over to State Examiner John son awaiding futore action. Wilko Malcolm the former secretary through Where ellered errors the Oscorations funds were 100,000 chart was Dotte Parsaic y exterior.

Building Association Passaic N.Y atti Burdine and Lean Association Johnson awaiding futore Wilko Malcolm ellered Oscoration Dotte Parsaic y exterior

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