26 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
1
Report states persistent fatigue stems from unhealthy liver and kidney action, worsened by starved blood flow and poor circulation. Medical guidance urges lifestyle and dietary changes to improve organ function and energy levels.
An early 20th century advertisement proclaims Paine's Celery Compound as a tonic to brace the nerves sustain heart action cleanse the blood and improve stomach liver and kidney health. It highlights springtime use amid winter strain and stresses enhanced vitality and resilience.
A testimonial extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for blood disorders and rheumatism. The user claims it rebuilds nerve fibers, purifies blood, and restores vitality after months of misery, recommending regular spring doses for lasting health. Elijah Bowman of Osledonia endorses the remedy’s life‑changing effects.
Georgetown Del march 26 At 10 37 last night the jurors in the Collins mounder case returned a verdict of not guilty after nearly four hours of deliberation. Ebner Culling a Laurel farmer was charged with the murder of his wife Ilda D Collins in their carriage house on April 12. He was taken to the Methodist parsonage by Rev W H Williams after discharge and said Only the grace of God has brought me through this ordeal. I trusted in Him and He has been my great help.
George Nelk was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing his mother, Mrs Catharine Nelk, in Philadelphia on February 11. The 22-year-old admitted the crime while his defense argued insanity. experts deemed him sane. He also assaulted his sister Minnie with the same weapon, stole $70, and was later captured in Reading, Pa.
Washington March 26 William Wheeler an inmate facing a minor charge was shot in the back and killed instantly by Policeman J L H Sawyer during an attempted escape as he was being taken to the station house After reporting the incident Sawyer became violent and officers subdued him He was taken to hospital where doctors said he suffered temporary insanity Weeding Out Post Office Department Washington March 26 resignations are expected from several top posts following chief of salary and allowance division George Beavers A housecleaning of officers and clerks is planned with notices to resignations offered first To employees there is consternation Back Payments to Miners Wilkes-Barre March 26 Susquehanna Coal Company controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad will pay back coal miners under the strike commission award in five semi monthly installments extending the payments to June by permission of the commission
An advertising pitch extols Kodol as a universal digestant that enables eating any food anytime without digestive discomfort. It claims digestion improves, nutrients are assimilated, and stomach health is restored. The copy cites figures and a Chicago distributor.
London reports the suicide of Sir Hector Macdonald a famed British general amid charged accusations of immoral acts. He shot himself in his Paris hotel room after arriving from London en route to Ceylon where a court martial was expected. The tragedy sparked shock and mourning in Britain with officials and press debating his legacy.
The Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem hosts spectacular services each year drawing pilgrims from around the world to the tomb site and Calvary within the basilica built at the order of St Helena. Christians of Greek Armenian Coptic and Syriac rites maintain chapels for their worship.
In London the Irish secretary introduced a government land bill with a 60 million dollar free grant. Tenants would pay 3 percent on government loans, with annuities over 68 and a half years. The measure envisions selling untenanted lands to neighboring tenants and creating three estate commissioners under the lord lieutenant.
General Leonard Wood leaves Washington for Boston then sails to Mindanao to take command of the military department. Secretary Root relieves him as Cuba governor, praising his service and detailing an upcoming report to guide native forces in the Philippines.
In Indianapolis 261 L Burdick confided to Herbert Rice troubles from Pennell and Mrs Burdick. Evidence included a cipher list of meeting places and dates. Burdick sought divorce to curb scandal while Pennell and Mrs Burdick attempted to pressure him by threatening to expose alleged immoral conduct. Burdick denies any bad habits and laments the heartbreak of his family.
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