09 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
1
A fragment describes backache and womb trouble and promotes Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn, Massachusetts, as the adviser. It references experiences aboard a vessel named HMS Bollman and urges women with unclear conditions to write for guidance.
A testimonial from Linwood, Leavenworth County, describes severe indigestion, weakness, fever, and chronic illness cured by Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's Pellets. The speaker notes rapid improvement after one bottle and continued health subsequently, asserting relief from catarrh of the stomach and related digestive issues. The ad touts digestion and assimilation as the remedy.
The piece argues happiness and success depend on health and liver function. It promotes Victor Liver Syrup as a grand liver regulator and blood purifier, claiming it saves money on doctors and years of suffering, relieves blues and nervousness, and is pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists and merchants.
Report notes a cold storage plant and an ice cream facility involved in a grim discovery. Authorities arranged identification steps over a 30 day period to help determine the individuals' identities.
A Pennsylvania Railroad wreck near Menlo Park New Jersey killed John Silpath of Jersey City and injured twelve others as two fast trains collided on a curve. The New York and Philadelphia express rear-ended the eastern express at 69 mph. brakes failed. Passengers warned to evacuate saved many lives.
In Lancaster on October 98 Arthur Mc Connell of Honeybrook died instantly while sawing wood at a circular saw when the machine frame parted and the saw struck his head and shoulder, killing him.
Local miners held meetings and endorsed Mitchell, pledging to stay out until federal protections and concessions are granted. Despite troop relief in the coal belt, production remains low as company officials stay silent while the general strike posture persists.
Wall Street rumors say coal operators may resume large scale mining after a potential settlement with miners. Following Tuesday's operators conference, some leaders reportedly tire of Baer and Olyphant's stance and expect mining if militia protection holds. Morgan has signaled protection, but miners' stance remains wary and compromise is considered.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions goal operators, Manufacturers cane, panting John, railroad president, and a commit. It lacks clear subject or date but hints at a broken quote or transcript element from a wartime or official setting. No coherent events or identities are recoverable.
The Temps estimates 162,000 French miners with 60,000 in the federation. About 42,000 have struck in the northern coal fields and 5,900 around Saint Etienne. The national miners federation declares a general strike, blaming mine owners who refuse talks while parliamentary committees handle pension and retirement questions.
A gravel train PILED out of a siding into a coal train near Van Emens Station two miles east of Cannonsburg Washington County. Five men were killed and one seriously injured as 20 cars were derailed the coal engine overturned and the gravel engine twisted. Italian laborers in a car were knocked down in the crash. A McKinley Memorial tablet was unveiled in Chicago Quinn Chapel with United States Senator William E Mason delivering the oration. A star marked the spot where the president stood three years ago.
Yesterday morning the Kronprinz Wilhelm rescued 18 crew members from the fallen steamer Robert Ingham s after a collision. One passenger, Scott, was killed in his berth while mate William Miller, asleep below, fell overboard and drowned. The Kronprinz Wilhelm continued its voyage after landing the wrecked vessel, which sank ten miles off Southampton.
Washington arrival details show His Royal Highness Chowla Maha Vajiravadh crown prince of Siam traveling from New York on the steamer Fuerst Bismarck to meet the president. A special train will bring the party to the capital Saturday morning with official greetings and planned dinners with Secretary Hay and the Siamese minister. The Royal tour spans roughly four weeks covering about 7131 miles.
In a Franklin Field clash on Oct 9 Haverford’s Drinker kicked a field goal after attempts to drive the line stalled. Penn held firm late, overcoming Haverford for a final 18 to 5 score in a hard fought game.
Washington Oct 9 Governor Bliss of Michigan suffered bruises after a horse bolted during the G A R parade. He was treated at the Grand Army hospital and later to his hotel. The President endured six hours of reviews and jokes as veterans sang Tramp Tramp Tramp while the line marched.
Garfield Burley and Curtis Brown, both African American men, were hanged by a mob of about 500 in Newbern Tennessee after Burley admitted killing D. Fitz near Dyersburg. Brown implicated as an accessory, both were moved from jail to a pole where execution occurred as the mob dispersed.
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