28 Jan 1903
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1903
Page
1
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester visit the country to allow Eugene Zimmerman of Cincinnati, father of the duchess, to meet his titled grandchildren Lady Mary Montague aged fifteen months and Viscount Mandeville aged three months.
A Manchester Virginia reader describes five years of mucus throat coughing nasal scabs and headaches. After three bottles of 3 8 3 he improves and is eventually cured, expressing gratitude to Judson A Bellam of Richmond for the remedy.
A runaway Royal Blue Express crashed into a local train near Westfield New Jersey killing dozens and creating a firestorm. Firefights and rescuers pulled survivors from the flaming wreck while many bodies were reported charred and unidentifiable.
Fire swallows the last two Royal Blue cars after a rear collision. Westfield, Elizabeth, and Plainfield doctors rush to the scene as parlor cars become temporary hospitals. Rescuers drag eight bodies from the first car while others cry for help amid flames and smoke.
Caracas reports a Monday cabled note says the blockade will be suspended before tonight with well founded reasons. Venezuelans facing salt shortages while foreigners suffer, corm supply sufficient to feed native bread for a year. Mitchell appointment to Illinois Board of Arbitration discussed. John Ogiesby carries governor Yates letter to Mitchell.
The anthracite coal strike commission neared conclusion with P Edward Rossts testimony on Markle Company accounts. Gray pressed for clear evidence on whether Mrs Burns and her son received cash wages, noting records showed most debts forgiven and store bookkeeping only.
Canton remembers McKinley with a grand Grand Opera House tribute hosted by the Canton Republican League. President Roosevelt heads the program delivering a bracing eulogy on McKinley’s life and leadership amid an audience of 487 guests with key figures at the speaker’s table.
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