06 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1902
Page
1
An early advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for nervous headaches caused by a disordered system. It links headache to brain fatigue and kidney derangement, urging restoration of the nervous system to end pain and prevent recurrence.
The president travels by rail with the same party as the New England trip plus two new agents, skipping extra stops. He plans to attend the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen convention in Chattanooga, visit battlegrounds, attend church, and return to Washington by September 10. Miners at Flat Top and Elkora fields resume work as 3,909 men report yesterday amid a strike that may end by Monday on the New and Rapewha rivers.
Navy victory described as fleet closes to broadside range and fires all guns, then steams out of harbor as Newport news reports the engagement. Subsequent notes mention New London harbor and likely days of stay for the ships.
Japanese consul reports disturbances in Foo-Chow on July 20 over indemnity taxes lead to heavy violence. Troops were deployed and more than 1,000 people were shot before order was restored in the city near Foo-Chow.
Fragmented OCR style text discusses Johnnies and the ake with phrases about Sherry’s, exhalations of thoughts, and demi mondsines of the Thin Empire. It appears to reflect social elites and acceptance by inference, using archaic references and garbled punctuation.
Shelbyville Ky Sept 4 Fisher Million two negro indicted in 1901 for warrantry captured at Lawrenceburg tried before Judge Davis county court verdict guilty punished twelve months servitude to be sold to highest bidder by the sheriff if a buyer is found officials fear no sale Bohemian Turners In Session Baltimore Md Sept 6 four hundred delegates attend from the Atlantic and middle west gymnastic feats parade and trip to Washington planned
Professor Virchow Rudolph Virchow is depicted in a fragmentary account noting his early life in Pomerania, birth in October 1821, medical degree in 1843 in Berlin, leadership at the Charity Hospital, and his rise to a famed scientist for the discovery of the self propagating power of the animal cell and the valuable results that followed.
Cape Hartien Hayti Sept 6 General Alexis Nord war minister's provisional government forces were defeated Thursday near Limbe. Esmangard commanded the government troops and was captured by revolutionists. part of the government artillery fell to Artibonite forces. Nord returned to Cape Haïtien with his star and discussed foreign relations with French minister Desprez as demoralization spread. In Altoona Pa a highwayman attack left Chauncey Potter fatally injured. his skull was crushed while driving for Standard Oil.
Miners target large output as shipments reach 45 000 tons daily with several collieries in operation. Report notes Erie company committing to mine activity at SURAI breaker with expectations of higher daily tonnage while noting current daily totals around 8 500 tons.
Governor Stone orders Pennsylvania National Guards to assist the Carbon County sheriff in restoring and maintaining peace. The major general commanding the division will report actions to headquarters and may deploy additional troops in Schuylkill County as needed.
The Reading Company report for July shows Philadelphia and Reading Railway receipts of 31,921,175 a fall of 251,944 from July last year and net earnings of 503 08 a drop of 25 38. Coal and Iron receipts were 255 19% with a deficit for July of 255 767 against 24 042 last year. expenses 534 964 a decline of 1 401 584.
A mine collapse near Tripp Park in Scranton, Pennsylvania damaged four residences and shifted about 25 acres by one to five feet. Tracks on the local railroad settled five feet at the center of a 50 yard disturbance, halting trains on the nearby Kersar Valley branch. The events appear linked to prior abendional mine workings in the same district.
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