11 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
1
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as cleansing the vital fluid and improving blood supply. It claims banishment of localized diseases and renewed strength, citing testimonials about recovery from salt rheum and kidney troubles after grippe.
A promoter argues happiness and success depend on liver health and blood circulation. He claims Victor Liver Syrup is the grandest liver regulator and blood purifier, praised by many across regions for soothing nervousness insomnia and dyspepsia. Sold by all druggists and merchants.
United States deputy marshals raided four snuff factories on the East Side and seized about 100000 pounds in process amid the arrest of seven. Special Treasury Agent Seawell says the operation ran for 20 years as a NYC center for illegal un stamped snuff sales defrauding stamp taxes by about 250000 dollars.
Governor Stone issues a proclamation urging memorial services across Pennsylvania on September 14 the first anniversary of President McKinley’s death. The call asks churches of all denominations to observe at their regular worship hour in tribute to his memory and esteem among citizens.
Chicago authorities indict Mrs Paulina Taeschier for alleged baby burnings in a private hospital kitchen. The state board of health officials secured a warrant for practicing medicine without a license, and she was arrested amid motives alleged by a critic tied to her refusals to allow visits to a patient. Washington fair exhibit funds allocated and space apportioned. government and state commissions plan a late September conference. Bears invade Duluth. fifteen shot in city limits over two months. multiple killings near schools and golf course.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies for digestive ailments and general strength. It warns against counterfeit substitutes and touts Pleasant Pellets as cleansers of the system. Positive testimonials praise improved sleep and digestion after using the medicines.
President Roosevelt returns from the South to Oyster Bay and plans a Western trip starting September 19. Officials deny Bellamy Storer and confirm no successor chosen yet though Tower and Storer are mentioned. A Nassau County reception for locals is set for next Monday with committees to finalize arrangements.
Washington reports the president disapproved the proceedings against Captain James A. Ryan Fifteenth Cavalry tried by general court martial in Manila P I The court found him not guilty on one specification guilty on another with no criminality The president endorsed the disapproval of the proceedings and findings Theodore Roosevelt. Jersey firemen elect officers in Atlantic City with Spencer McKiernan Exall Everett and others named. Merrimac constructor Wilson Guy dies at 74 in Newport News awaiting Lipton challenge delays yacht craft work until Lipton challenge arrives.
John Markie of G B Markleuk Co rejects arbitration citing past clashes and threats that followed 1885 and 1900 disputes. He says no outside interference and demands workers return to conditions from last spring. Officials from New York Ontario and Western and Delaware and Hudson back a return to work on prior terms.
A Vienna dispatch reports gypsies robbed sleeping pilgrims at Maria Rabna Hungary then set a barn on fire causing eight deaths and many injuries. The brutality prompted panic among the group as authorities investigate the motive and suspects.
A Harrisburg committee from the State Legislative Board of Railroad Employes of Pennsylvania met in Wilkesbarre with President Mitchell and United Mine Workers district presidents to draft three compulsory arbitration bills. If endorsed by mine leaders, the measures may be sent to Governor Stone with a request to call an extra session. The bills would create arbitration boards appointed by courts and the governor, whose final decisions seek to end coal strikes. The committee includes Milton T. Robinson, William J. Zerby, and George W. Coyle.
An exchange of messages between Harrisburg and President Mitchell indicates Mitchell accepted Governor Stone's invitation to confer in Harrisburg on Saturday. Mitchell, who stayed at Harvey's Lake, telephoned Wilkes Barre to confirm. The specific topics for discussion were not disclosed.
Returning to camp on Tuesday night in Brownsville three Texas State Rangers were fired on by hidden assailants. Ranger Robuck was killed instantly, J. K. Baker slightly wounded, and 5. 0. A Miller had his horse shot but escaped. Eight Mexicans were arrested for alleged participation in the ambush. The attackers are believed to be friends of a man recently killed by the rangers during a cattle theft arrest.
Senator M. A. Hanna plans a campaign tour of Ohio this fall aboard a special train. Navy Captain Eugene K. Clentze is assigned to command the new battleship Maine. Ottawa University in Ottawa Kansas reports a fire loss of 50080 dollars. Henry Grady of Atlanta disappeared in Norfolk and was found in New York. J H Andress of Helena Water Works faces embezzlement charges of 38000 dollars.
German forces staged a dawn manoeuvre with 60000 infantry and 200 artillery pieces near Frankferten Oder. Observers watched as Red army advance through Blue center for three hours before a yellow signal ball suspended the engagement and early start prompted jokes about the strenuous life.
In Kingstown on September 11 the Soufriere volcano remained quiet but steam obscured areas Wallibou Richmond and nearby estates. Dead fish washed ashore on the leeward coast as a sulphur colored ejecta flowed to sea about 15 miles, with a deep ravine forming from the river of lava. A base upheaval was seen September 6, differing mineral grit from prior eruptions.
Paris reports a daytime robbery at the Bank of France with about 44,000 in gold taken from the cash vault. An official commented the act was not the work of burglars and that the theft was quieted by police guidance. Prince Albert Wins Match Race in Bethlehem
Reports from Kineston Jamaica dated September 11 describe a rebel victory near Santa Marta with government troops retreating and 100 dead. Rebels destroyed rail lines, damaged trains, and advanced toward Santa Marta as British steamer William Lift reports growing upheaval on the Isthmus of Panama with colonel defenses being erected and fears of an attack on Panama. Separately, Baltimore finances reveal Western Maryland Railroad to issue 25 million dollars in bonds to finance purchases, terminals, and line extensions. Mormon missionaries increase across Germany and Switzerland with two mission bureaux in Zurich and Berne. In Oxford Mississippi two men face a postponed hanging to allow testimony against another murder suspect.
A Madrid dispatch reports that three workers were entombed in Lerida province by a mine cave in while repairs were underway. The incident followed a collapse at the site and rescue efforts are ongoing.
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