07 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1906
Page
1
A medical notice explains indigestion can cause stomach swelling that presses on the heart leading to shortness of breath and heart palpitations. It warns readers to seek care for chest discomfort and indigestion symptoms.
Albert Lamm of Denova Iowa reports relief after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says the tonic eased heart strain and digestion after years of stomach trouble and smothering sensations following meals. The advertisement notes dosage and price information for various bottle sizes.
Two canal reports from Nugten dated February 7 show Rear Admiral Endicott the sole commission member to accept the minority engineers. Secretary Taft will issue conclusions as others favor a sea level canal, with the Sanitation project for Colon and power plant at Culebra and Empire costing about 250 900 dollars combined. A separate note covers the Silver Brook Coal colliery closure at Mahanoy City, leaving 400 workers jobless as the mine shuts for a restart in September.
A Bradford Pennsylvania woman recounts how Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her uterine tumor after doctors advised surgery. The testimonial claims the tumor disappeared after five bottles and her periods regulated, with Mrs Fannie D Fox praising the remedy and inviting others to write Mrs Pinkham for guidance.
The Insurance Investments Committee report details inflated fees paid to commissioners and clerical misuse within the Insurance Department. It urges restructures, quarterly audits, salary reforms, and reduced insurance company taxes to ease state burdens, naming officials such as George B. Luper James H. Lambert Israel W. Durham Edward J. Davis among those under scrutiny.
The Stanley Automobile driven by F. E. Marriott covered a mile in 23.15 seconds and five miles in 2 minutes 4 seconds, a fifty horsepower steam propelled machine. The previous best was 35 seconds for a mile and 3 minutes 17 seconds for two miles.
District Attorney Jerome orders witnesses to testify as grand jury proceedings begin in New York. Officials indicate a broad push against life insurance fraud, with plans for numerous prosecutions once the legislative committee report informs the cases.
A verdict of seventeen thousand five hundred dollars is awarded to George W. White for the loss of his eyesight due to a dynamite blast during blasting work at the North Wool Cemetery about two years ago. The award includes fifteen thousand ninety dollars for the eye injury and two thousand six hundred dollars for other losses.
Navy department faces possible removal of 33 midshipmen if current hazing law stands. Investigating board has already disciplined 14. eight dismissed, one pardoned under suspension, and one awaiting department action. President argues administrative handling may be preferable to court martial. Two more midshipmen were dismissed for hazing in Washington report.
Vesuvius remains active and streams of lava threaten Usree rail junctions and the Funicelli line, with services halted though no regional danger reported. In Pennsylvania a county commissioner, Thomas B Alles, is injured in a runaway wagon accident. Also Captain Casto and crew rescued passengers from a stranded steamer and received a recognition payment. In February, thirteen revolutionaries were executed by drumhead court martial, including the killer of the Grotirsk district superintendent.
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