13 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1904
Page
1
A testimonial from a Bonham Texas woman describes long illness prior to using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Golden Medical Discovery, Pleasant Pellets, and Lotion Tablets. She claims recovery from ulceration and uterus issues, improved health, and urges readers to avoid substitutes for these medicines.
In New York a headless skeleton with vertebrae and ribs played a key role in Nan Patterson’s murder trial. The autopsy and exam of the bones were used to interpret the trajectory of a bullet, with defense protests over the skeleton’s relevance and accuracy. Justice Davis warned jurors against discussing the testimony, while a separate Hopkins sesamograph record notes a Baltimore earthquake on December 1.
An 19th century style notice from Carleton and Hovey of Lowell markets Father John’s Medicine. It touts a non narcotic tonic claimed to strengthen the body, prevent pneumonia, and cure bronchial issues. A money back guarantee covers the claims with bottle sizes and pricing noted.
Seek Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as the best remedy and trusted by hospital nurses and physicians. Warn against inferior substitutes like tar and pine mixtures. Advertises price of 25 cents 50 cents and 81 dollars with sale through A C Meyer & Co Baltimore Md.
Cleveland reports two counts of forgery and uttering forged paper tied to Carnegie notes of 250 000 and 500 000 against Cassie Chadwick. Grand jury actions follow disclosures by witnesses including Reynolds who insists she deceived him about Carnegie backing and debt payment. Carnegie is summoned to Cleveland to testify before the federal grand jury with pending service of process and expenses.
A Grevy zebra was presented to President Roosevelt by King Menelik II of Abyssinia, along with two ostriches and other curiosities. The animal package was directed to the National Zoological Park in Washington where it drew an enthusiastic welcome.
Police and deputy marshals seized Edward Morgan and his wife Maud after a struggle at a Baltimore residence. Morgan, 24, identified as bank robbery gang leader, and wife Maud, 22, are held amid 40 suspects in Maryland and neighboring states. Officials plan to mount a broader case linking robberies in La Plata Mount Airy and other eastern states.
Reports from Tahia indicate heavy bombardment of Port Arthur defenses by Japanese sea and land forces. The fort interior, cargo ships Poltava and a transport were damaged. arsenal fire reported at the foot of Cholden Fill. A naval battery commander warned of further strikes on Port Arthur, while ships and telegraph facilities suffered disruption. Nearby, carrier resignations and organizational talks affected domestic headlines. The postwar arbitration treaty with Britain was signed in Washington. a German steamer arrived with munitions and a Confederate general’s sister died at Raleigh.
Nassau County Presbytery upheld Rev. Dr. Carter after he defended his letter denouncing the Westminster Confession. He argued the confession’s tone misaligns with God. The vote allows him to continue in ministry amid ongoing doctrinal dispute.
The U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of Pennsylvania Railroad in a Western Pennsylvania case, holding that telegraph companies cannot claim eminent domain over railroad property. Justice McKinley authored the opinion with dissent by Justice Harlan. The decision limits telegraph rights to construct along public routes and reaffirms railroad control of its right of way. Justice Melonnit noted prior related rulings, while Justice Brewer concurred in result. The case centered on poles and lines and the long-running dispute over maintenance along railroad corridors.
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