Chill Winds Warn Those With Lungs About Winter Air
The passage notes cold winds threaten those with weak lungs while a fortunate few can chase summer southward, yet most face winter and spring chills due to family duties and business obligations.
27 Jan 1903
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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1903
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The passage notes cold winds threaten those with weak lungs while a fortunate few can chase summer southward, yet most face winter and spring chills due to family duties and business obligations.
Washington January 27 Philip Doblin testified before the House Committee on Naval Affairs that he offered Representative Lessler of New York money to influence his vote on the submarine bill and was told there could be 1000 for him. He later said his Saturday testimony alleging Quigg bribery was untrue and that Lessler urged him to repeat the story. Doblin recanted portions and stated he would retract all claims of a Quigg bribe. The committee adjourned to a closed session as the probe continued with Lessler seeking to testify.
Philadelphia January 27 The inquiry of the anthracite strike commission centered on G B Markle & Co Jeddo Lehigh region as witnesses described notices for striking workers to appear with brass checks and the plan to rehire or evict. Evictions began November 6 after twelve notices on October 27 and a thirteenth man not a tenant. Williams testified no undue force used and some tenants sought lease and extension, but no one admitted criminal acts.
Baron Speck von Sternburg arrives as the Kaiser’s envoy extraordinary to patch up U S Germany relations and eventually succeed Ambassador von Holleben. His Kentucky bred wife Miss Lillian Langham is expected to aid him in Washington. The passage also recalls a lease dispute where a company could eject workers and their families at will if not obeying terms.
Holyhead Wales January 27 reports say an American liner is ashore off Aberfraw Point about 15 miles south of Holyhead as a heavy gale rages in St George's channel. A portion of the crew, 17 men, is reported ashore in their own vessel with three dead. vessel name unknown.
A discussion notes that the original ratification deadline for the Cuban treaty was January 31. Both Secretary Hay and Minister Quesada favored a reasonable extension of time since the Senate would likely miss the date. The new limit has not been publicly announced.
Canton Ohio January 27 Judge W R Day has accepted a tender to become associate justice of the United States Supreme Court He said he received the tender from President Roosevelt Saturday and mailed his acceptance the same morning Day does not know when the nomination will reach the Senate and will replace Justice Shiras who will retire in a few weeks
January wanes as Ground Hog approaches. Charity through coats. brighten by both sides of life. Cynical bachelor and poverty of genius provoke reflection. Frederick Council 1196 Arcanum hosts a smoker. Dialect quip about silence and rumors hints at social life.
Report says all machinists, brakemen, and firemen on the Baltimore and Ohio between Brunswick Washington and Baltimore have 10 percent wage increases with likely broader readjustments. Some workers may see 10 to 50 percent rises. end date for changes not yet issued, effective January 1.
Unease grows among coal miners in Georges Creek area over alleged big profits by companies while wages stay low and living costs rise. Talk of a strike surfaces as miners allege companies limit work hours to avoid full shifts. Advertisements tout Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and various patent medicines, with local pharmacies selling them.
Washington reports Great Britain accepts Bowen’s plan to lift the Venezuelan blockade once Germany agrees. Italy and Britain press for guarantees against Venezuela’s revenues, with an international or neutral receiver to divide allied claims. London and Berlin freeze on delays as Washington seeks rapid settlement and removal of ships from Venezuelan waters.
Mr Garry O. Frye of Doubs and Miss Bessie G. Remsberg of Adams Town were wed at the Lutheran parsonage in Frederick on Thursday January 23 by Rev Dr Luther Kuhn. The bride wore blue broadcloth with matching hat and gloves. The groom wore black cheviot. After the ceremony they traveled to the bride’s home for supper and a merry serenade. The Grove-Cross marriage teamed A Grove of Preston County West Virginia and Pearl Gross of this county were married yesterday at the Reform parsonage in this city by Rev Dr Eschbach.
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