14 May 1903
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
1
A period of transition for women is inevitable and preparations can ease discomforts. Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription is advertised as meeting needs during this change, curing the physical illness and relieving mental anxiety while nourishing appetite and aiding sleep.
Over thirty years of remarkable cures back the claim of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The ad offers a $500 refund for any cure failure in leucorrhea, female weakness, prolapsed uterus, or falling of the womb after a fair trial. A Manchester Tennessee superintendent testifies to long use, trusted remedies, and a money-back guarantee if satisfaction isn’t achieved. The note also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser, sent free with stamps, and lists contact details in Buffalo New York.
Secretary Root advised Miles on press disclosure of his military report. The war department will show which sections were shared with the press and which heads of bureaus commented. The judge advocate general furnished complete cruelties report and related correspondence. Cardinal Satolli grants Philadelphia man a marquis title for church contributions. Four men burned in Mahanoy City mine explosion. Mrs Miller killed in freight train accident at Trout Run.
President Roosevelt spoke at Native Sons Hall in San Francisco praising expansionist aims and a larger Navy to guard Pacific possessions. He cited California and the Pacific coast, urged peaceful power, and stressed building fortifications, a canal, and strong naval forces to secure America’s role among expanding nations.
Abbas Pasha, the twenty eight year old khedive of Egypt, pursues a modernizing program. He backs the Nile dam project, builds railroads, and advances irrigation. His reforms mirror those of neighboring rulers as he promotes progress at home.
A tolling report from Washington describes Colombia’s four year rebellion draining funds as the government halts paper money and retreats to lithograph plates. Exchange surged to 22 000 to buy dollars, with fears of further heavy debt, looming war costs, and doubts about U S canal aid. Also recorded are recent baseball results and a fatal storm incident near Kirklant where a pine toppled a wagon, killing a man and injuring another.
Harry Katz of Harrisburg was arrested by railroad detectives after months of undercover work. Authorities accuse him of selling stolen Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad tickets for substantial sums, with possible complicity by a Northern Central Railway conductor. Katz claims he bought tickets from Abel Cohen, a Harrisburg pawnbroker, for arrest warrants pending.
Washington May 14 The last session's appropriations and new offices totalled 755 053 506 in specific allocations with 36 000 0000 for future public works including 20 426 000 for navy additions. New offices and employments numbered 11 316 at 7 927 629 per year while 1 814 were abolished or omitted at 941 482 annually, yielding net increases in positions and cost.
Maryland congressman William J. Cheon Reupan said he would seek assignment for a special committee hearing on a possible colored postmaster for the Moret district with a Sollepset meeting slated as the forum. Const nan Jackson plans to push for discontinuance of the postoffice citing unfitness and recent residency from Virginia. Contract for Cruiser Galveston Revoked as Trigg Shipbuilding faces financial trouble. the vessel to be towed to Norfolk for completion and government takeover.
Fifteen American surgical bodies debated Prof. Adolph Lorenz’s hip and club foot techniques in Washington. A majority favored the methods with no action taken as critics warned of risks. Support came from Dr. H Augustus Wilson and others while opponents noted serious injuries and deaths.
Berlin May 14 The Berlin Medical Society announced a new remedy for consumption called sanosin Dr Danelius of Sommerfeld reported cures in mostly working men treated without missing work The remedy said to stop coughing fever and night sweats and to enable weight gain progress arrested in severe cases credited to Dr Robert Schneider Well Known Thief Arrested Newark N J Mar 14 A man calling himself Paul Adams of California is jailed here for attempting to rob a dollery store He is identified as George Shea linked to a 1999 Boston Metropolitan National Bank robbery and to further robberies and a diamond count crime under $25 000 Forged Checks Pass New York Mar 14 Philip Germond 28 arraigned on forged checks He is son of Rev Dr Philip Germond and traveled with his wife using three checks to pay small bills and flee the city.
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