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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1903
Page
1
Lydia E Pinkham's Compound Aimed at Ovarian Inflammation
Advertisements describe early ovarian inflammation symptoms such as dull throbbing pain and tenderness. Personal letters testify to relief and recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, including weight gain and renewed health after months of suffering and a near operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bailey
North Boulevard
Atlanta
Lydia E. Pinkhaw
Lydia E. Pinkhan
Missie Ortosox
Lydia E. Pinkham
Atlanta, Ga
Salvation Army Chief Booth Home Welcome in London
London reports General William Booth received a triumphal welcome at the Albert Hall in London. A packed 9600 audience, vibrant color formations, and 400 uniformed Salvation Army musicians accompanied Booth as he praised progress in America and recalled Roosevelt’s hospitality amid applause. The meeting closed with moving pictures from Booth’s American tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
London
William Wooth
Salvation Army
Brent
Albert Mall
Salvation bands
Booth
international headquarters
Roosevelt
United States congress
General Booth
Washington’s Statue Defaced in Richmond Capitol Lobby
Richmond March 31 Vandals chipped a small piece from the mould board of the Hondeen statue of George Washington inside the Virginia state capitol lobby. The corner piece, about half an inch triangular, was removed likely with a car chisel. No suspect identified. investigation ongoing. The Virginia code imposes severe penalties for defacing the statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
George Washington
state capitol
Virginia
Bazaar at Biltmore Estate Near Asheville Set by VVanderbilts
Immediately after Master, a bazaar will be held on the grounds of the lordly Biltmore mansion near Asheville NC. George W. Vanderbilt’s estate hosts fashionable folks from across the country. Mrs. Virmitechiit, a medic fire rangeents, oversees arrangements with several ladies of the parish assisting. Proceeds go to the invocations of AU Souls’ cleareh. Tents and booths will dot the grounds with brass employed for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biltmore Trouse
George W
Billmore
cleareh
Biltmore
Eighteen Arrested in Probe of Policeman Murder
Waterbury authorities announce eighteen men in custody on charges of February 26 assault with intent to kill connected to the Waterville line attack and the later murder of Officer Mendelssohn. Officials aim to link arrestees to the murder while noting warrants issued for forty-two suspects, many strikers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
William T. Merner
George Monrisette
Waterville
Forest Park
Mendelssohn
L. F. Burpee
Burpee
Trolleymen’s Union
striers’ union
Foreign Office Accepts Dewey Interview Explanation
The Foreign Office is satisfied with Admiral Dewey's explanation to President Roosevelt about his Newark interview in which the German navy and emperor were mentioned. No official contact has been made with the German embassy. Count von Reventlow in the Tageblatt contrasts German and American fleets, criticizing American maneuvers as childish and predicting future strength for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Dewey
Hertin
Admiral Dewey
Roosevelt
Newark
N.J
Washington
Count von Reventlow
Tageblatt
Germany
Count von Revention
United States
Nuggets of News from Easton and Beyond
Reports from Dubois Pennsylvania note glass factor y workers strike over wage changes. Queen Alexandra travels from London to Copenhagen to visit Denmark's King Christian. A Marine City man shoots himself after parental pressure to attend church. A baker named Elmer Warer dies after being struck by an express train near Easton. Southern Pacific uncovers forgery scheme on railroad tickets. Brothers Frederick and Edward Rowe, ages 11 and 9, killed by a shifting engine on the B and C Railroad near Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Alexandra
London
Copenhagen
King Christian
Denmark
Arthur Wrellhousen
Marine City
Mich
Elmer Waarer
Easton
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Frederick
Edward F. Rowe
B. and C
Baltimore
McGovern and Corbett Set for Tonight in Prime Form
San Francisco March 31 Eddie Graney the referee for the Young Corbett McGovern bout visited both training quarters. The agreement requires a doctor to rule on any foul before a decision. Betting odds stay at 10 to 1 with Corbett claiming to have reached 127 pounds. Corbett trains abroad and is in prime form while McGovern rests in Alameda after light work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Young Corbett
San Francisco
Eddie Graney
Alameda
Corbett
Four Men Frightfully Burned In Mine Blast
In Oakfield near Batavia New York March 1 four men suffered terrible burns after a 24 pound keg of gunpowder exploded. Driller Fred Haywood and assistant Bert Saxe were among the injured, along with two miners who were pushing ore cars when the blast occurred. A laborer, seeking a joke, touched a torch to loose powder near the keg, triggering the catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
United States Gypsum Company
Oakfield
Fred Haywood
Bert Saxe
Harwood
Sace
Chinese Minister Goes to Washington
San Francisco March 31 Sir Lian Cheng Tung Cheng the new Chinese minister to the United States arrived in Washington yesterday by special train. He travels with his official family and students who will attend eastern universities and colleges. The train will make no stops other than usual waiting periods between the city and Washington. Say you saw it in Tar News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Sir Lian Cheng Tung Cheng
United States
Jef
Inquest Postponed in Burdick Pennell Case
Mullalo New Jersey Justice Murphy will announce findings in the Burdick inquest today with no arrests or warrants. The Pennell inquest was postponed indefinitely due to absence of witnesses, despite pressure from Pennell friends and readiness of many witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullalo
N. J
Murphy
Uurdick
Nurphy
Quinn and
King
forimer
Roland
New York
Penmnedl
Pennell
Coatsworth
Wallace Thayer
Thayer
the
Pennelly
Burdick
Justice Murphy
Thomas Penney
Judge Murphy
Penney
Mystery Not Solved Justice Murphy Report
Special Dispatch to Tax News Burrago New York March 31 Justice Murphy who presided over the Burdick murder inquest made his report this morning He reviews the evidence at considerable length and declares that the identity of the murderer had not been proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Murphy
Burdick
Tax News
Burrago
N.Y
Miss Roosevelt Returns From San Juan Voyage
Miss Alice RooseveltGovernor Hunt and party returned by special train from San Juan Puerto Rico after visiting towns on the north coast. She enjoyed horseback riding and attended a reception hosted by Col James A Buchanan and Capt Joseph T Crabbs before sailing to New York on the Coamo. King Edward and Queen Alexandra to visit Ireland this year in July or August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
New York
P. R
Alice Roosevelt
Hunt
Miss Roosevelt
James A. Buchanan
Joseph T. Crabbs
Porto Rico
Coamo
Ireland
London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Dublin
Belfast
Nothias
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TICE
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FRANK MCHENRY
City Hovel stables
Frederick, Md
CLINTON E. MARX
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
J, DANIEL CRIMMINS
MERCHANT TAILOR
Market Strest
CLINTON E. MAIN
W. HINES
Park Hotel
Med
Walkervrille
Cramer
Mount Pleasant
C. A
S.S. Ball
Revenswood W.Va
E.C. DewiTT & GO
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EVILBISS & URNER
Doll & Albaard Building
Merit Market Street
eiawiy
ASHINGTON
secret service
national bank
Citizens’ International Bank
Garfield
Mitchell
Washinston
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
S.C. Burdett
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia mine workers
Christopher Evans
Stanaford
BILTMORE HOUSE
Waterbury Trolley
Tar News
Fame
Dead Man
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