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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
3
A gossip-heavy report claims Princess Victoria of Wales, daughter of King Edward, is in love with Austen Chamberlain, England’s young postmaster general. It notes they live together and hints at conventions to be broken to make any match possible.
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In a period advertisement dating August 13 1900 Mrs WH Jones of Cameron Missouri and Miss Rose Owens of Washington DC endorse Wine of Cardui as a remedy for female weakness and menstrual irregularities. The ad claims over a million women relieved and that no doctor is needed for purchase.
Charles Westcott, aka George Dickinson, a noted burglar with prior prison terms, was captured after a tense hourlong confrontation with Policeman Carroll in West Philadelphia. Dickinson, a partner in Weyl & Dickinson, was found with $2,500 worth of stolen silverware and jewelry identified by seventeen burglary victims.
Washington December 3 Senator Pen rose as chairman of the Senate immigration committee and said he would seek to call up the immigration bill that passed the House in the last session if a favorable opening occurs. He insisted he would press the measure and strive to see it become law this session despite anticipated opposition.
Scranton Pa Dec 3 the anthracite coal strike commission appointed by President Roosevelt resumes hearings at 10 o clock Wat kins Clark and Parker form the sub committee in the city since the adjournment Judge Gray and Bishop Spalding General Wilson and Colonel Wright arrived last night An informal conference was held and the sub committee reported little to do during the recess Commissioners hope for agreement on disputed points but are disappointed at the lack of accord The miners and operators will present all information and hearings may last unknown length The miners plan to place 20 Italians and Poles from Hazleton including women and children on the stand to describe conditions in the middle district
A New York jury awarded Mrs. Jennie M. Leys $100000 damages against the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Co for the death of her husband in a tunnel collision in January. The award is the largest yet recorded in tunnel suits. her husband supposedly earned about $23000 yearly as a department store manager.
burglaries hit Glasgow homes and Elkton areas as box iron landings report robberies. arrests made. Dr J O McKenzie sues Jacob Tome Institute in Kent County Court at Chestertown as Maryland Court of Appeals opens session in Annapolis. Kennewey reelected Allegany Board of Commissioners president for another year. Theodora Miller 66 a noted mineralogist dies in Frostburg from heart trouble. John Houser of Baltimore accidentally wounded by a rifle shot while rabbit hunting near Green Springs Furnace. Mrs Mary M Osborne dies in Hagerstown. funeral to New York Trinity graveyard. survived by a sister and two relatives.
Articles filed for The Mountain City Publishing Company of Frederick City to publish The Frederick Hornet and engage in printing and advertising. Capital stock $10,000, 2,000 shares. Board of eight directors includes James Brazer, Samuel Dixon, Edward Johnson. Officers elected at King David Lodge No 30 Odd Fellows include Harrington, Doering, Rager, Nicodemus, Bennett, Typon, Freeman Dixon, and Bagoer as trustees.
Local Mart reports today’s market quotes from the Eastern Milling and Export Company. Old corn per barrel 2.75, shelled 7 cents per bushel, new crop per barrel 1.89 to 5, wheat No 2 grade 64g per barrel, oil 49 vents per bushel, hay 16 to 15 per ton.
Major Edward F. Glenn of the Fifth Infantry is ordered to face a second court martial in Manila over alleged cruelty during the Samar campaign. He is charged with ordering executions of native guides who misled the American column, a matter under lengthy inquiry. General Root directs charges and a trial, with possible witness depositions from Generals Chaffee and Smith.
Dr. S. F. Thomas, city health officer, records 22 deaths in November with 10 males and 12 females, 15 white and 7 black, ages under 5 to 83 years. Causes include consumption, apoplexy, heart disease, nephritis, bronchitis, diphtheria and other ailments. 18 births, 5 males and 13 females, and 29 contagious disease cases with one diphtheria death and typhoid fever counted.
Mrs. Lewis Haller visits her mother at Woodsboro. Mrs. Laura J. Roth visits Mo George Shriner on North Market Street. Mr. L T.O. Frazier moves into a new home on Wees Fourth Street. Mr. and Mrs Bernard Rosengar return to Baltimore after visiting relatives here. Mrs. Louisa B. Taber and Mrs. Soun B. Washington of South Carolina visit Mrs. J. H. Markey on East Second Street.
Representative Full introduced a general staff corps bill for the U S Army to plan national defense and mobilization, supervise troops and admin departments, and coordinate officers. The measure, drafted by the War Department, differs from last session and places a chief of staff and several generals and colonels under presidential direction. Senator Proctor introduced the Senate version. separate anti trust amendments by Senator Cullom propose penalties and expanded enforcement provisions.
Washington December 3 Ex Speaker Thomas B Reed suffered a sudden severe attack of gastritis He was prostrated for a time but Dr Gardner arrived and eased his condition Later reports said Reed was improving and resting quietly Dr Gardner noted the acute gastritis and no further doctor calls were needed that night
New York Der 3 Surrogate Thomas heard arguments on an order to show cause why an inventory of the late Collis P Huntington estate should not be filed. Walter Mors head, a London lawyer and U S citizen, alleges about 123000 was diverted from the Central Pacific Railroad. Petitions were given until Friday to file a brief. Crew of Lake Steamer Rescued. Petre Michigan Dec 3 A San Ste Marie report says the crew of 14 of the Jeterd steamer was rescued Sunday morning after a crash near shore. two crew members received injuries.
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