06 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
1
A preview of the Line de Fernand VII shows how rioters erected barricades in Barcelona’s narrow old streets and clashed with government troops. The unrest stems partly from shortages of life’s necessities but is mainly political and revolutionary in nature.
The article extols exercise for healthy people but warns it can strain a weakened stomach. It promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as beneficial for digestion and vitality, claims no alcohol or narcotics, and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Elien E Bacon of Shutesbury Mass about relief and weight gain after use. It also mentions Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a constipation cure.
The United States refused to intervene in the South African war, citing international law and neutrality toward both sides. mules and food are not contraband, and the government can prevent armed expeditions leaving U.S. shores. Boers Hendrick Miller C H Weesels and C D W Wolmarans met Secretary Hay and President in Washington to appeal for intervention.
Washington reports show President Roosevelt not preparing a special message on Cuban reciprocity. Henderson and Can non met the President to discuss the issue while Payne’s 20 percent plan faced strong opposition. Tawney and cabinet members signaled hopes for a solution that does not threaten American industries.
Aboard the Celtic, a large steamship, theologians plan a series of lectures on Moly Lind and its traditions while touring ports from Latd of and to Usfen. The 170 plus travellers include clergy, teachers, doctors, and lawyers. educational goals mix with diversions as dance and games are offered during the voyage.
A severe winter storm blanketed Pennsylvania with 14 to 24 inches of snow driven by high winds. Rail lines, including Pennsylvania Railroad main line, faced severe delays and blockages from Altoona to Bedford as trolley and freight services halted. Cities from Harrisburg to Lancaster reported heavy drifts, with impassable roads and widespread business disruption.
In Morong province of Rizal, Senor Ampil an American sympathizer and escaped captive reports a new insurgent force led by Colonel Simmettee of Pasay. The 58 uniformed men with rifles and police badges have sparked a mass exodus of friendly natives from Cainta and surrounding areas as unrest grows after March 3 engagement.
Vice Chancellor Pitney ordered the sheriff of Middlesex County to levy executions against the property of the bank's directors in Perth Amboy to satisfy a January decree of 21953986 against A B Watson James L Kearney Edward R Pierce Patrick Convery Robert W Valentine James T Watson and John E Wilson. Directors' assets reportedly do not exceed 73000. Also notes new incorporations and local disasters.
Prince Henry of Progela traveled from Chicago to Niagara Falls with Admiral Evang and Mayor Butler, crossing the Canadian line for a brief stay. He climbed through snow to the gallery above the American Falls, viewed the Niagara Power plant, and declared the scene magnificent and grand.
Berlin reports relief as Prince Henry nears return from the United States with no incident. Authorities warned that a Polish fanatic in Chicago might attempt violence amid Polish Prussia conflicts. The prince’s U S tour boosted his prestige in Germany and he may gain greater public duties after homecoming.
Washington dispatch reports Canada’s Dominion special commission backs strict immigration limits similar to the United States. A treaty is urged to allow clear exclusion with a $50 head tax on entering Canada, reflecting broader pushback against Chinese immigration. Concurrently, Pretoria notes Generals De Wet and Steyn crossing the Natal line and meeting General Rotha regarding military actions.
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