12 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1903
Page
1
The blood plays an important part to our physical economy and, in a liquid state, constitutes a large part of the entire body. Unhealthy conditions of the life stream affect seriously all parts of the human system. It seems unnecessary to remind intelligent people that.
The ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as purifying the blood during spring to relieve itching eruptions headaches insomnia and heaviness. It claims vital fluids restore health to heart lungs brain and other parts and includes a testimonial from T F McCarthy of Roxbury Mass a Knights of Columbus member praising relief from violent itching and swelling after three days and one bottle.
Washington reports Senor Que sada, Cuban minister to the United States, received a home government message claiming Senate approval of the reciprocity treaty by 16 to 5. In Navana the Senate ratified the treaty 15 to 5, with three absentees believed to favor it. Senor Bustamente urged the measure as a patriotic duty to Cuba, noting gains against European sugar competition and mutual trade benefits.
Buffalo March 12. Arthur Pennell died at Charity Hospital after a car plunged into a quarry on Kensington avenue. Examination showed brakes were set and power reversed as the vehicle sped forward. Police officials expect no change to the Burdick case. the accident is treated as unintentional.
Mt Holy, N J March 12 The wife of A A Phares constable of Jacksonville near here who died suddenly Monday night was detained with Garfield Taylor a friend amid an investigation Authorities say she bought strychnine at Columbus near here claiming it was to kill rats The case prompts county authorities to hold the pair pending findings Caruthersville Mo March 12 floods threaten destruction as levee breaching endangers 2209 residents Four hundred men work to shore the riverfront Penn Oarsman Resigns Philadelphia March 12 Robert Howard Eisenhrey stroke of Penn varsity crew resigns after medical advice due to athlete heart enlargements a result of three years of intense training
Ottawa notes the Dominion parliament in session with several bills of major importance before it. Analysts expect a lengthy term as debates unfold on key measures affecting different sections of the Dominion.
Former Mayor Adelbert A. Ames of Minneapolis seeks release on habeas corpus after state suits failed. Angling for NH Supreme Court relief, then possibly U S Supreme Court, while liberty hinges on $12,500 bond due by Saturday afternoon.
From Willenstad Curacao March 18 Venezuelan revolutionists say they hold all eastern ports from Oramoco to Rio Chico. Heavy fighting at Coro with uncertain result. Command under General Rolando near Guarenas. Retreat described as feint. Gov't troops reportedly defeated at Tacarigua. Rebels claim Cumana captured.
Representative Bartholdi of St Louis announced the city will strive to secure both major party national conventions next year in what he calls a world’s fair year for the city. President Roosevelt will not participate in site selection. The piece notes other events and a fatal shooting of detective J. Brown near Wynne.
In St Louis March 12 the Wabash Railway asks the U S district court to require production of minutes and letters from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in injunction proceedings aimed at preventing a strike. The railroad contends missing prior proceedings and correspondence hinder full understanding of committee actions.
Report from Natchez Mississippi states the levee on Ironore near Valadia broke, washing away Trame buildings and forcing residents to flee. Wildlife retreats to high ground as river rises 2.5 feet above danger, with weather threatening and Sheriff Gillespie unable to verify the report.
Washington March 12 Colonel Carson D Wright recorder of the anthracite coal strike commission is based on the report of the commission The expectation is that the award will have been derided and the report ready for transmission to the president by the latter part of next week The president would prefer to have the work completed before the adjournment of the present session of the senate The members decline to discuss their decision saying all knowledge must come from the White House.
Washington March 12 news reports that a vote on the Colombian canal treaty is expected next Tuesday after negotiations led by Senators Frye Moran and Morgan secured consent to print Mr Morgan’s speeches in the Congressional Record. Democrats push amendments to curb US control of the canal while Cuban treaty moves toward Senate consideration.
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