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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1900
Page
5
Crowds cheered as the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and other royal family members appeared at Buckingham Palace windows on Thursday. People sang God Save the Queen and patriotic songs, and Her Majesty seemed unfazed by the two days of demonstrations.
In Atariane New Mexico on March 10, a clash to arrest Sam Sandoval led to his death and several civilians wounded. Juan Mestas was captured after the gunfight that followed the shooting spree in the town.
A survival style claim touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as curing blood humors during spring. The item repeats the remedy claim without verifiable evidence. This compact card mirrors a period ad or consumer note from a historical newspaper page.
George Henteroy, 47, long a heavy smoker, had a portion of his tongue removed after cancer. Science now enables a rubber tongue and artificial nose, a breakthrough in modern surgery performed at Bellevue Hospital.
A patient underwent extensive jaw removal and rebuilding, with two-thirds of the front tongue excised. Surgeons rejoined the jaw with wire and fitted a metal cap, then created an artificial tongue from gold, rubber, and silver to stimulate swallowing. The patient now speaks clearly and eats easily.
The senate committee on foreign relations advanced a modification to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty limiting the canal clause. Senator Morgan led a minority oppose. other Democrats and Republicans supported the amendment. Officials expect eventual senate acceptance though outcomes remain unsettled.
In Hillsdale Michigan on March 10 the jury found Mrs. Rachel Putnam and her daughter Sarah not guilty of murdering their husband and father. The verdict came after a one hour deliberation. the husband was found in his barn with an injury now attributed to a fall. Also note Mississippi appoints a new chief justice Hos. 3. S. Calhoun appointed by Governor Longino to fill Judge Woods’s vacancy, confirmed by the Senate. In Chicago, Lehman estate proceedings place inventory and widow's award with estimated value around 15 million dollars.
London reports the war nearing its end with government hints that less funding may be needed. Brigadier Roberts consolidates forces, while reinforcements pause. Boers panic under Roberts tactics. Kruger and Steyn seek possible negotiations, and Johannesburg may face heavy action.
Governor Stone issued a proclamation designating April 6 and April 20 as Arbor days in Harrisburg. He expressed hope that state officials enforcing forest reserve laws will gain public approval and strengthen favorable sentiment toward conservation efforts.
Edward Williams, a colored man from Trenton, was executed at Mercer County Jail yesterday for the murder of Minnie Eisley near Hamilton Square last Thanksgiving. He was escorted to the scaffold by two colored clergymen and began singing Near My God to Thee as the drop fell.
In Schofield Wisconsin a Christian Science church was built and dedicated by a Sunday school of 18 children aged 8 to 14. Over two years they saved cent to ten cent weekly sums, raised 9 dollars, received 10 and 25 dollar gifts, and gained material support from a lumber firm. The 20 by 40 foot church seats 100, with a $2.27 surplus on completion. The organization is fully democratic with children holding officers and controlling finances.
Former minister to England J Phelps died at his New Haven home after a two month pneumonia illness. He was unconscious near the end, survived by wife and son Charles Phelps and daughter Mrs Horatio Loomis. Funeral at Battell chapel Sunday at 2 pm, remains to be interred in Burlington Vermont.
From Frankfort Kentucky March 10 Police arrested W H Coulton a clerk in the State Auditor’s office on charges of complicity in the Goebel murder. Warrants issued for Caleb Powers and John W Davis with others swearing out against ex Secretary Charles Finley and John T Powers. Witnesses swore shots came from Powers’ office. Courts and officials remain under surveillance as investigations continue. In London London arms were loaded for shipment from the arsenal.
Eugene V Debs of Indiana accepts the Social Democratic party nomination for president with Job Harriman of California as vice president The party plans to absorb the Hilquit Harriman faction of the Socialist Labor party by agreement Debs delayed acceptance to settle a debt to the American Railway union and will pause three months before campaigning The merger requires majority support from both parties and uses a referendum system
Edward B. Grimmell, former civilian clerk in the army disbursing office, is under arrest in Philadelphia for theft of government property. He allegedly decamped with 400 checks in December and drew about $10,000 in January, posing as a disbursing agent in various states. He is expected to be sent to San Francisco for trial.
Boston is tracking Henry Parker, accused by U S authorities of using the mails in a defrauding scheme selling mysterious luck boxes. A post on duty noted 30 000 letters addressed to Parker piled up at the post in two days as customers sought boxes priced at $1 each. In New York, John McKenna’s pool room on West Thirty-fourth Street was raided with about 200 patrons inside and crowds outside. McKenna claimed the room was a stock brokerage house.
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