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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1903

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Lady Pinksham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Buffalo Treasurer

Miss Nellié Holmes, treasurer of the Young Women's Temperance Association of Buffalo, endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as ideal for health and strength. She describes relief from hyporrhagia, backache, bearing-down pain, and insomnia after trying the medicine on a friend's recommendation, reporting improved health, appetite, and weight gain.

Nellié Holmes Young, Woman's Tempersance Association of Buffalo N.Y Lydia E. Pinkham chas heaith beave teke Lydia E. Pinkham Neeie Rouen No. Division St aero

Confession of Fake Kruger Story Sparks Public Suspicion

Greensburg Pa report claims a mysterious source spun a false tale that Charles E Kruger confessed to multiple murders to sell a life story and photograph. The alleged confession is deemed invented. Kruger seen as gambling on attention while presses note Butler fever and Philadelphia nurses funding.

Kruger Greensburg Charles. E. Kruger hero Chicago Kent Germany Homestead Canton aphe Butler Philadelphia

Woodhear ing Resumed Charges Against General Wood

Testimony before the senate military affairs committee charges General Wood with insubordination and failing to present Santiago improvements and estimates to the governor general. General Brooke notes Wood sent direct war department messages and opposed centralization. He cites Wood’s agitation at Ban TLango protests and a telegram claiming Cubans saw the order as catastrophe. The witness states Wood urged local control of customs receipts and described Wood’s attitude as reactive and combative.

Cuba mernor Bove senate rue Leonard Wool Brooke Wood Santiago Brookie Ban

Fragmentary notes on Cuban disquiet and General Brooke

Disjointed lines mention Cubans and General Brooke with references to knowledge and steps. The text appears as mangled notes from a committee meeting or military briefing, lacking clear actions, dates, or outcomes.

Brooke ny rand Rune

Kentucky Murder Tragedy Shocks Lincoln County Area

Hodgenville Ky reports a deadly family quarrel that escalated into factional violence. Squire Osborne, district magistrate, was killed when a Winchester was fired through a window. Dave Osborne son and Will Gardner wounded. John Bennett also injured. Suspect Quater, a young farmer, captured at Elizabethtown and taken to Mumfordville. The attack sparked widespread alarm across Larne Hart and Hardin counties where the principals and their relatives are well known.

Hodgenville Squire Os Dave Osborne shis Woun rderer Quater Elizabethtown MumfordVille nded Squire Osborne Eliot Will Gardner John Bennett Squire Osborne Gardner Larne Hart and Hardin

Addicks Proposition Rejected in Delaware Party Split

Delaware Regular Republicans unanimously rejected harmony proposals from the Union and Addicks Republican state committees. A formal reply to Senator J Frank Allee states one organization cannot be harmonious or efficient, and critiqued electors and officers selection next election. Regulars pledge support to national party candidates.

Delaware Dover Del Union Addicks Republican state committee J. Frank Allee Union Republican state committee national party

Missouri Commissioned at Newport News Shipyard

The battleship Missouri was placed in commission at Newport News Virginia shipyard. The report notes a smooth ceremony marking the ship’s official status with Navy officials in attendance.

Newport News Norfolk and Western railroad Portsmouth C. Hamilton Fish United States New York Pope Pius Vatican Robert Seton Newark N. J Heliopolis

Eight Hour Law Defense in Public Works Case

Reese challenged an eight hour day law for municipal work arguing it violated the 14th amendment due process and property rights. The state supreme court decisions were reviewed by the federal supreme court noting Holden vs Hardy and that public works can be treated as public conduct by municipalities.

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Runaway coal cars wreck train near Hazleton Pa

Three coal cars broke loose at a lumber yard siding rolled down Weatherly Mountain and struck a Lehigh Valley passenger train near Weatherly. Engineer Oscar Kieckner and fireman Robert Hill were injured. Hill fatally, or seriously, hurt. Other passengers were shaken. several locals slightly hurt. In Altoona, a father accidentally shot his son Harrison Smeltzer during a hunt.

Hazleton lumber yard Oscar Kieckner Robert Hill bath Kieckner Hill James Laughran H. Keck Haziston Fr. D. Julick

Receivers named for Susquehanna Transit Steel

P Eckart Slaymaker and C G C Kaufman were appointed receivers for the Susquehanna Transit Steel Co. Judge Landis set a January deadline for management to operate the business and required a bond. The Republic Tram and Steel Co was suspended on a related note. Panama recognized as an independent state by Germany. Peter Eliott may be headed to Washington. police plan to bar him from the White House grounds. Phoenixville station robbed. $300 taken from a safe.

P. Eckart Kaufte Lancaster Court Lancaster Dee P. Eckhart C. Kauffman Columbia Susquehanna Transit: Steel Company John Germany Panama Washington Republic of Bunau-Varilla Peter Eliott White House St. Paul Minn secret service

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