09 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1902
Page
1
Mrs Roser of Denver writes Mrs Pinkham claiming relief from long standing female troubles and painful menstruation after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she is now in fine health, performing domestic and official duties, and able to work three times as much as before.
Prominent figures including Widener and Clement show keen interest in Baltic ports as visits to Copenhagen Stockholm and Petersburg unfold. The Emperor reportedly decorates Red Eagle as an emblem of honor, signaling high level attention to Nordic and Baltic relations.
Mitchell says the Miners Union will accept no outside aid until members’ own funds are exhausted. He approved the plan to cooperate with labor and sympathetic donors, with funds raised weekly for necessities. The initiative, approved by Samuel Gompers, aims to create a nationwide movement via New York launching committees in major cities.
Two deaths and seven prostrations were reported from the Pittsburg heat wave yesterday. Most of the prostrations were among mill and furnace workers, with several in serious condition as intense heat forced work stoppages across the mills and furnaces.
Seattle July 9 Harry Tracy the Oregon convict who killed six men and wounded others since June 9 is hotly pursued by posse and bloodhounds within miles of Seattle. After a long chase he slipped from a house rear and fled leaving pursuers to chase through fields and woods near Mrs Gerald's home where authorities secured the scene then spread out.
A Bostonian recounted as Roberts, an Englishman, was beaten in the street until he cried for mercy and has since been confined to the hospital. The incident centers on the assailant singled out as Bos tonian.
A blast furnace slag dump near Duquesne Pennsylvania exploded yesterday killing George Deznka and seriously injuring four workmen, all engaged in slag blasting. Names listed include James lemming, John Corlass, Vincent Archer and Michael Skellish, with heat from the slag cited as the cause. In Michigan a crisis mania case led to a jump from a sanitarium window, and in Scranton a carriage train crash killed a child and badly injured a mother and father. the horse died and rescue reported.
The transport Logan reached San Francisco yesterday after a 20 day passage from Manila and 17 days from Nagasaki. Delayed by rough seas and foul conditions, the vessel carried 277 enlisted men of the Seventh Infantry, 687 of the Sixteenth Infantry, 27 prisoners, eight insane and 77 sick.
Fragmentary OCR sketch references Colonel Arthur Lynch of Colne and an Australia departure. It hints at an electoral context with mentions of a field and house, but the readable text is incomplete and does not provide a clear event, date, or outcome.
The report states the shooting could not be ascertained with Mrs Hui described as badly injured or affected. No further details on location or suspects are provided in the remaining readable text.
Lord Kitchener, commander in chief, arrives from South Africa and will be hosted at a luncheon by the Prince of Wales at St James Palace in London. He is expected to reach London at noon on July 12 and will be entertained by the prince on behalf of the king. London county council adopts a resolution to congratulate Kitchener on the end of the war, though Liberal peers object citing the Scheepers case.
July 9 reports from Guthrie O T describe tremors and gas escapes near Tulsa indicating a subsurface pressure build up. Cracks in mound sides and boulders tossed on hilltops are observed with experts calling it a large oil and gas field activity.
Fragmentary remarks praise Choate as presidential future, with echoes of Roosevelt leadership. Don Dickinson receives loud applause as the audience agrees with the sentiment that Choate stands as a strong aspirant in the public eye. The article conveys期 a historic courtroom or political setting with references to St James and British connections.
Berlin reports Captain Pohl of the German cruiser Irene in Manila harbor recounts a comic incident. The Irene played an American air after saluting Commodore Dewey, Spanish officials mistook it for a Spanish hymn and praised the German display, while Americans in Manila believed the pilot’s tale, but Commodore Dewey laughed at the confusion.
Delegates from across the state gather in Pittsburgh for the 15th annual and first biennial Pennsylvania State Christian Endeavor Union convention. More than 2,000 attendees fill the tent meeting with welcome address and devotional leading the opening. President Yates presides. Percy S. Foster leads song service. Rev. L. C. Barnes directs devotional. Rev. John Weidley Walton delegates to the city. F Williamson of Alcona gives the response. The audience shows strong interest for future sessions.
Captain McDowell recounts a voyage from Bluefields Nicaragua aboard the Mary Sanford where First Mate Nicholson killed Fred Reed for mutinous duties. Donalds Bay and an onboard struggle overpowered Nicholson, who was jailed on arrival as word reached a U S marshal.
Storm disasters cause losses in St Johns area as five men and two women aboard the Cape St Mien nesssey schooner nearly foundered in Maddox Cove. Lily runs ashore in Blackhead Bay and is a total loss. Jasper likely wrecked. Drowned in Stony Creek, Johnstown man Jeremiah Lavely, Civil War veteran, aged 35, and two horses drown. Roosevelt names 2,611 postmasters. Belgium's Queen Marie-Henriette gravely ill.
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