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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 16, 1902

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King Edward Suffering From Chills At Aldershot

London June 16 King Edward is laid low by a slight chill with lumbago symptoms after outdoor exposure at Aldershot torchlight Tattoo. Queen Alexandra and royal party attended church. king advised rest and quiet. Sir Francis Laking attended the king reporting improvement and prospects of attending today's review.

London Edward Aldershot gairi aiNG EDWARD VILson Aldershot brigade Francis Laking Alexandra Eward

Counterfeiters Arrested Baltimore Italians Who Passed Bogus Coins

Baltimore secret service agents aided by local police captured eight Italians linked to a nationwide counterfeit ring. The group includes Dominic Frank Tony and Martin De Marco, Cato Rocesse Louis Zimma and two women named Matil. Detectives had posed as tramps to approach the gang and only recently confirmed the illicit operation through one female cohort.

Baltimore United States Dominic De Marco Frank De Marco Tony De Marco Martin De Marco Cato Rocesse Louis Zimma Matil Secret service Foster and Burns gans

Suicide Fount on Brooklyn Bridge Passenger Jumps to River

A Brooklyn Bridge car passenger, a young man, leapt from the bridge rail into the East River last evening. Policeman Dora witnessed the jump and attempted to intervene but the man vanished beneath the water. The body was not recovered and reappeared only briefly.

Brooklyn Bridge New York Dora

Suit of Clothing Tragedy Ends Life in Maryland

Princess Anne Maryland June 16 cause of death attributed to disapproval of a new suit of clothing Daniel Webster Fitzgerald 17 years old took his own life by firing a shotgun with the gunpowder blast ending his life after his father forbade him to wear the new suit.

Princess Anne, Md Daniel Webster Titzgerald

Filipinos' Victim Hamlet Jarvis Jr Buried In Baltimore

The remains of Hamlet Jarvis Jr formerly of the Thirty-fifth Volunteer Infantry in the Philippines were buried in Baltimore after being found in a swamp. He and others were killed by insurgents during a 1900 escort mission for Jose Buencamino. Two killers were executed but buried bodies remained hidden until now.

Hamlet Jarvis, Jr Baltimore Thirty-fifth Volunteer Infantry Philippines Jarvis Balinag Jose Buencaming San Miguel de Mayumo Timoteo Chalan Manuel Gonzales Elmer Jarvis young Jarvis ws fon Company Fifth Maryland Regiment Spain

Excursion Boat Collision Halted by Crew Action

Aboard the Cygnus with 1000 passengers from Coney Island a head on collision with the Dimock from Boston torn bow deck and rails but no significant waterline damage. Crew and passenger effort kept passengers from jumping overboard and all were landed safely at the Battery while the Dimock escaped with minor injuries.

New York Coney Island Cygnus Iron Steamboat Company Dimock Metropolitan Steamboat Company Boston

President Discussed Strike and Seeks Early Settlement

Washington reports that George W Perkins, ally of J Pierpont Morgan, met with the president to discuss the coal strike and its phases. Officials suggest the president believes a prompt settlement between miners and operators is likely.

Roosevelt Washington George W Perkins J Pierpont Morgan Pechins Perkins mmine

Senate Schedule Tightens Around Cuban Reciprocity Bill

Washington June 18 The senate plans daily sessions this week to advance the isthmian canal bill and related measures. Support for the Spooner Panama route bill remains strong while Cuban reciprocity and the district appropriation bills loom. The Cuban committee may report midweek and final adjournment could come soon if the Cuban bill passes. In the House suspension day moves include passage of the general deficiency appropriation bill and start of Philippine bill consideration with a split 11 am and 8 pm session leading to a vote next Wednesday.

Senate House Washington London

Impaled on a staff during a high leap at Philadelphia event

Emil Scharschmidt of 2523 Howard Street Philadelphia suffered a severe injury while practicing with a steel wand for a drill at the Philadelphia district turngemeinde in Wilmington. He slipped as he attempted to jump the wand, the bar penetrated five inches, and he was rushed to Delaware Hospital with critical injuries. Three churches struck by lightning in Chicago caused panic among 169 Sunday school children. damage included the Memorial German Episcopal, Calvary Presbyterian, and Lady of Sorrows Church steeples. Bethlehem Steel Company's business sold to United States Shipbuilding Company. not part of United States Steel. Tippecanoe Battlefield Association held annual exercises at the battlefield with an immense crowd and decoratEd graves of Tippecanoe soldiers. University of Pennsylvania commenced its commencement week with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Dr. Tirood Worcester.

Wilmington Del Emil Scharschmidt Howard street Philadelphia Delaware Hospital Chicago Memorial German Episcopal Calvary Presbyterian the Lady of Sorrows Church Tippecanoe Lafayette Ind Tippecanoe Battlefield Association tabernacle battle ground battle of Henry Watterson Louisrane Courier-Journal Penn University of Pennsylvania St. Stephen's Church Tirood Worcester

Boers Surrendering as British Show Kindness in London

Reports from South Africa say 16 506 Boers have surrendered with great goodwill shown by British forces. General De Wet drew huge crowds at Winburg camp where he urged loyalty to the new government and noted he has not seen his wife in two years. He claimed God ordained the end of armed resistance and called for faithfulness to the new regime.

London South Africa De Wet Winburg General De Wet Mr. Steyn old Orange Free State

Tragedy at Coatesville Widow Shot by Suitor

Mrs Rachel Sadler of Coatesville Pa was shot and killed by Harry N Ricer of Newcastle Pa during a quarrel over a revolver He was killed by a bullet in a struggle for the weapon Mrs Ernest, who grappled with him, survived as the pistol discharged The incident occurred June 16 and followed by a fatal outcome for both principals The Grand Prix de Paris winner Ally Kizil Kourgan is noted in Paris racing results Also included are brief items on pension bills in the U S House bankers meeting in Savannah and wage payment in gold for Manila printers plus college commencements and Chicago telegraphers unionizing

Baltimore Jesse Poplar, Jr Havre de Grace Baltimore Shooting Association Susquehanna flats Chicago George Freck Louisville Great Northern Fleck Coatesville Rachel Sadler Harry N. Ricer Newcastle Ricer Sadler Paris wile M.E De St Alarr national house of representatives Southern Inter-State Bankers’ Association Savannah Manila P. L Washington and Lee University Lerington beran American Federation of Labor ir. Henry Van Drke Princeton N. J Cornell University Ithaca

Soldiers Rolled to Death in Philippine Conflict

Manila reports say five Fifth Cavalry soldiers captured May 30 by insurgents were allegedly killed near Teresa Morong Luzon. Unconfirmed by American authorities. An amnesty may be declared July 4 releasing prisoners on Guam. Leyte surrenders rise as ports close. Mindanao reports two of three Moros who killed Soldier Lewis were killed. a third remains missing. An American sentry was wounded near Vicars.

Manila Fifth Cavalry Teresa Morong Luzon Guam Leyte Davis Mindanao Datto Ada Lewis Bascan engineers Moro Vicars

Watchman shot at Delaware and Hudson colliery

At Olyphant Delaware and Hudson No 2 colliery watchman Charles Robinson was found unconscious with two bullet wounds. A $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to the shooter. Two Hungarians were shot at the same colliery by policemen. the incident sparked arrests and bail hearings. Nearby, labor tensions escalate as the Citizens' Alliance and Central Labor Union clash over boycotts.

Delaware and Hudson Stranton tay Delaware and Hudson companys No Olyphant Charles Robinson Lackawanna Hospital Robinson htm Libs trends anid mm bushel Robinson Patrick Gilday Pennsylvania United Mite Workers of America Mitchell hig Gl~day

Murder Suspect Arrested In Mary Quinn Case

Bert Anderson, a Scranton stonemason, was arrested on suspicion of killing Mary Quinn two weeks earlier in Keyser Valley. Police traced his movements, noting he did not visit the Quinn home and claimed to be in bed at 9 p m, while relatives say he returned around 11 p m the night of the murder.

Bert Anderson Mary Quinn Scranton Keyser Valley Miss Quinn Quinn

Farmer's Fight With Mad Bull Ends in Death at Harbor Creek

Erie Pa June 14 James Lee, fatally gore by a mad bull during a farm struggle, fought with exhausted strength until the beast was felled by two axe blows. Authorities say the animal was finally stopped as the man neared death.

James tce Erie James Lee Harbor Creek farm

Palma Denies Involvement in Gomez Campaign Plot

Havana on June 1 President Palma and General Gomez faced questioning over a U S story alleging a $23909 donation to aid General Gomez. Palma denied any participation in a Cuban campaign scheme and spoke for Gomez, who was present during the inquiry.

Gomez Havana Palma United States Cuba PeTME

Efforts Underway to Discourage Soft Coal Handling

In Clarksburg West Virginia June 16 an effort is under way to persuade railroad workers to refuse coal mined in the district. A successful action could halt mining. Organizers left for the West Virginia Central to urge a miners strike linked to the Davis Elkins syndicate with Mother Jones and others addressing 300 men at Willow Tree schoolhouse near Monongalia.

Clarksburg W. Va Anm West Virginia Central Davis-Elkins syndicate Mother Jones Willow Tree school house Monongeli

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