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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 18, 1902

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Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Promoted by Wisconsin Club Treasurer

Miss Elizabeth Hesselman of Neenah Wisconsin, treasurer of the Schiller Club, endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregular and painful menstruation and related health issues. The letter claims personal cure and urges others to seek Mrs Pinkham's advice. This advertisement notes a 5000 dollar forfeit if genuineness is challenged and stresses abstaining from other medicines.

Elizabeth Hesselman Neenah, Wis Enizasery Husselmax Tiist St Neenah Wis Lydia E.Pinkham

Prince Henry Lands in Cherbourg and Speaks of Trip

Prince Henry of Prussia arrived aboard the Deutschland at Cherbourg after a Plymouth to England voyage. He praised the orderly crowds he met in the United States and said he and his party accumulated material to think about for months. He slept nearly 48 hours aboard the ship and noted no unpleasant incidents during the trip. He will resume naval duties after Kiel and plans a squadron voyage to England for the coronation naval review next June.

Prince Henry Cherbourg France Maroh Prince Henry of Prussia Plymouth England Fg William Cunhaven William New York United States Germany Berlin Kiel Edygard erial muperal

Reed resigns from Princeton debating team before Harvard clash

Robert B. Reed of Clearfield Pennsylvania has resigned from the Princeton debating team that will face Harvard March 26 in Cambridge. Alexander J. Bar You of Pittsboro Pennsylvania has been appointed to take his place.

Princeton N. 5 Robert B. Reed Clearfield Harvard Cambridge Alexander J. Bar- You Pittsboro

Shipping Bill Passes Senate With Restrictions On Foreign Vessels

The senate approved the ship subsidy bill by a 42 to 31 vote after a protracted debate. Amendments limiting contracts to July 1, 1920 and capping annual mail subsidy at 38,000,000 were accepted, while others were rejected. The bill forbids foreign-built ships from subsidy participation, and includes provisions affecting Leyland line acquisitions by American interests. Notably, several lawmakers opposed final passage, and the act targets US mail service with broader defence and fishing provisions. Horses Take Place of Beef in Allegan War Horse Transport Note reports horses aged unsuitable for service shipped to Britain and repurposed for meat.

Washington senate Allison and Dolliver Iowa Spooner and Quarles Wisconsin Proctor and Dillingham Vermont Republicana McLaurin South Carolina Allison Frye commerce committee West Missouri Patterson Colorado Pettus Alabama Spooner congress Hanna Unie J. Pierpont Morgan Leyland line

Nellie Cropsey caseHearings reveal Wilcox linked to girl

Elizabeth City March 18 Nellie Cropsey's brother and sister testify in the Wilcox trial detailing a near two year pattern of gifts and companionship followed by quarrels after September 1899. Ollie Cropsey recounts Nellie's disappearance and Wilcox's late night call and hall conversation. Police Chief Dawson places Wilcox at the scene early morning.

Bister Nett Nellie Wilcox W. C. Dawson

Inquiry in House Fueled Boer War Probe Threatens British War Efforts

London March 18 In the house of commons Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman urged a select committee to examine the entire commercial history of the South African war. The war secretary warned that a premature inquiry could paralyze British operations but admitted mistakes occurred and promised investigation at the proper time. Governor Murphy's Appointments Trenton March 14 Governor Murphy sent Senate nominees for secretary of State and attorney general among others. Ambassador White Will Not Resign Syracuse March 18 State and family deny any retirement plan for Ambassador White in Berlin despite birthday. Manley Foresees Postmaster General Appointment Washington March 18 Joseph H Manley of Augusta Maine, a Republican national committee member, has been urged to accept the offer for first assistant postmaster general though the deal is not formally tendered yet.

London house of commons Henry Campbell-Bannerman Broderick war office Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Murphy Trenton Senate banmed DD. Dickinson Hudson county George Wutts Thomas N. Milartes Essex Samuel H.way William Reker, Jr sy. PreMe PonTt Ambassador White Syracuse N.Y Horace White Andrew D White Berlin s Manley Foresst Washington Toseph H. Maniey Augusta lis hems Manley G¢neral Payne

Twelve Men Drowned Rescuers Lose Lifeboat Crew at Monomoy Point

A lifeboat crew from Chatham and Harwich perished rescuing men from the stranded Wadena barge off Monomoy Point. Captain Marshall N. Eldredge and eight others died. Lemuel Ellis survived after Captain Dimer Mayo of the John G Fitzpatrick aided him. William H Mack of Cleveland, tied to Boutell Towing, also perished. The Wadena and John G Fitzpatrick had run aground in heavy seas as a storm approached. The crew from Vineyard Haven helped, but only Ellis and Captain Mayo escaped with the stranded barge sailors.

Went Bown Chatham Ma.e Manomoy station Cape Cod Wadena Lemuel Ellis Dimer Mayo John G. Fitzpatrick William Mack Cleveland Boutell Towing and Transportation company Marshall N. Eldredge Harwich Edgar Small TEMiah Kendrick Osborne Chase Arthur Rogers Isaac Thomas Foye Valentine Nickeverson William H. Mack levelanu Christian Olsen Heston Robert AM Clmnenx Boston Walter A. Zevd Manuet Peter c. Smith thase Mr. Mack Eldredge Fitz. Patrick

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