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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
1
A sales notice for Paine's Celery Compound promises revival for wasting diseases amid hot days. It claims the remedy strengthens nerves, purifies blood, improves digestion and organ function, and ends nervousness and insomnia. A Helena reader testifies to life changing relief after four bottles.
Secretary Rodt reports a letter from Felipe Buencamino outlining urgent Philippine needs as presented to the House Insular Affairs Committee. He calls for funding to send Philippine students to the United States and for a program to counter American misconceptions, with minor housing gripes noted. The piece also mentions a Pittsburgh court bill dispute over services for state senator Chris Magee’s illness and death.
Washington June 7 General debate on the anti anarchy bill closed with Alabama Democrat Richardson denouncing President Roosevelt for Memorial Day remarks at Arlington He contrasted McKinley's Huntsville tribute with Roosevelts Arlington speech and Lincoln epithets, urging propriety and unity amid national tension. The senate debated a bodyguard provision and gun crime limits, ending 63 to 8.
Senator Penrose arrived in Harrisburg to attend the Republican state convention and frame a platform endorsing Roosevelt administration policies. He is a Philadelphia delegate pledged for Judge Samuel W. Pennypacker for governor and will not discuss that contest. Senator Quay and Attorney General Elkin also arrived to lead their campaigns for governor.
Secretary Root forwarded Governor Taft’s nine proposals to Vatican officials covering church and state separation, land titles, rent abolition, and compensation for friars’ lands in the Philippines. The Pope and Cardinal Rampolla discussed Taft’s audience. Vatican favors arbitration to resolve the Philippine question. Acting Governor Wright reports most areas outside Moro country now have civil government, with targeted transparent rapid organization planned.
Washington and Lee University received a 24553 dollar check from the William I Wilson endowment fund committee, adding to six thousand previously received to total sixteen O five hundred. Signatures include former President Grover Cleveland and former Secretary John G Carlisle. Virginia constitution adopts new framework. convention votes 20 to 16 approving. schedule sent to enrolling committee for engrossment.
Washington January 7 The president sent a message to congress recommending payment of damages for the seizure of two vessels, the E. B. Nicherson and the Wary, during the Spanish war. Seizures were held to be illegal.
Lord Charles Beresford, famed as a naval figure, has been elected to the house of commons. He declares his aim to challenge British naval authorities, having 'hauled down' his flag in the Mediterranean and raised it in parliament. His outspoken stance promises lively debates on naval policy.
Mont Pelee belched thick black smoke warning Fort De France natives fear the island will be destroyed on June 12 amid ten days of quiet. Villagers pray or flee as sea upheavals and crater steam spark rumors of another eruption at La Soufriere, with ships reporting submarine activity between Martinique and St Lucia.
On Decoration Day a band of ladrones attacked Binangonan Rizal Luzon seizing Sergeant two corporals four privates of the Fifth US Cavalry the Binangonan president his secretary a doctor and other locals. Two soldiers and four Filipinos escaped to Morong. Pursuit by troops and constabulary followed as efforts to trap bandits continued.
Washington reports deny any recall order to General Miles from Washington since his trip began. War Department officers stated none sent him any directives and he was not contacted. Miles says he was misquoted and did not confirm an order or a plan to skip West Point exercises.
President Mitchell says there is no prospect of settling the strike in the Wyomtary area near Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania. He reports negotiations are off and expects no steps by any body to peace the dispute. Court and police prepare for possible disturbances as miners guard property and keep children away from collieries.
After cabinet discussion President Roosevelt rejects any legal basis to arbitrate the coal miners strike. New York board of trade had sought a roving commissioner, but repeal of the 1882 law removes his authority. Meanwhile Spokane reports a looming Great Northern Railway boilermakers strike spreading toward the system.
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