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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 27, 1902

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Blood Speed and the Cleansing Elixir Claim

An old-time health blurb extols the speed of blood circulation and links impurities to disease while praising Yager's Sarsaparilla with Celery as a modern remedy. It cites bloodletting in the past, claims cleansing benefits, and features testimonial from Mrs C Re Tyler of Lisbon Virginia praising the product made by Gilbert Bros. & Co. of Baltimore.

C.Re Tyler Lisbon Gilbert Bros. & Co Baltimore

Captives sworn to secrecy amid release near Strumitza

Miss Ellen M Stone and Madame Talika were sworn to absolute secrecy by brigands before release. After a difficult march they were left near Strumitza, near Mace donia, with guards. They faced fatigue and nervous strain and could not recall exact paths or locations. An earlier plan to release near Seres was abandoned due to brigand timidity.

Miss Stone Salonica Roumelia Misa Ellen M. Stone Madame Talika Muacedonia Constantinople lberated Seres Macedonia Dragoman Gargiulo Mr. House Strumitza

Prince Henry Dines With Leading American Journalists

New York February 27 Prince Henry of Prussia dined with 100 American newspaper leaders at the Waldorf Astoria hosted by Herman Ridder of the New York Staats Zeitung. The event drew journalists from across the country, with patriotic music, electrified decorations, and a speech praising US Germany friendship.

United States New York Prince Henry of Prussia Herman Ridder New York Staats Zeitung mage Prince Henry Waldorf-Astoria thor gallery Ridder Die Wacht Am Rhein America Farragut Comimani Germany Atlantic ocean

Luncheon for Prince Henry by Captains of Industry

A New York luncheon given to Prince Henry by the Captains of Industry drew Wall Street financiers and distant executives to Sherry’s. Canaries, fish nets, and electric red lights decorated the ball room while menus designed by J. P. Morgan reflected royal symbolism. Reported cost was about $300,000, $3,000 per plate, prompting a cable from Princess Henry urging restraint and suggesting charitable use of the funds.

GCaptaine of Industry New York Billlong tal Prince Henry Wall ‘street Chicago Sherry re. t United States J. P. Morgan Hohenzollern Henry

German Societies Parade Review in New York

Prince TY accompanied by Admiral Evans and officers reviewed the German societies parade from Arion Society Hall on Park Avenue. About 6000 veterans lined 72nd Street as crowds cheered. the prince then addressed a 100-member chorus led by Julius Lovens, who sang “Der Todlien des Mies” in memory of the ship Mies.

Arion Society New York Prince i TY Admiral Evans Bingham Corbin Cowles hailon Park avenue Seventy-second street Julius Lovens Mies

Lucban Tanin Captured by Philippine Scouts in Samar

Washington reports General Chaffee announced Lieutenant Stribier of the Philippine Scouts captured General Lucban on the 22nd. He is confined at Lagian on Samar’s north coast. Lucban, a fierce half breed, ruled Samar with terror, exacting tribute from coast towns. His capture cited as key in pacifying the island. Also noted: deserter William Dunston captured in North Samar with arms and heavy seizure, plus casualties and a failed train incident at Altoona.

Washington Chiffee war department Stribier Philippine Lucban Lagian Aguinaldo Samar Lueban Chaffee Lucbah North William Dunston Company C Eighth Infantry Philippines Sec iior Cap Pratt Caghayan Dunston Abuke

Senate gridlock as Tillman McLaurin dispute continues

Washington lawmakers struggle over punishment for Senators Tillman and McLaurin after a brawl. A sub committee was created to draft a resolution while full committee debates punishment types and scope. Additional items note Philippine tariff conference, a near lynching of a sailor in England, a New York tunnel bill, a Dutch crew scurvy case in Seattle, and a German ambassador honored by the emperor.

Washington senate McLaurin THhtman South Carolina Burrows Michigan McLatrin South Carolina Tillman House United States Tawney Minnesota Toole Montana Van Sant

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