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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
4
The readable parts reference Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and mentions dread, weakness, and illness in association with childbearing. The OCR is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to form a concrete news item.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses copyright, property, and a King Edward reference. It mentions public reception, possible consent, and various scattered names and quotes. The garbled source lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a definite news item.
Prince Henry of Prussia spent five hours in Philadelphia on March 1. He was welcomed with a large crowd at Broad Street Station and Independence Hall. The royal party toured Cramp shipyard and viewed the Maine, ending at the Union League.
The report notes rural death rates at 113 per 100 urban deaths in England and calls for 10 percent saving by English cutlery workers. It cites a weekly British revenue about $5.11 million above expenditures and mentions growing insurance for ships and smallpox defense. London aims to train South African language classes in the current session.
Rev Joseph Parker denounces Rise Edward during a city temple service calling out his conduct. The sermon questions royal influence on morals while critiquing public houses as temptations and noting the king’s brewing of beer. The preacher urges prayers and loyalty in a tense moral contrast.
March arrival of Prince Henry at the United States Military Academy West Point is greeted by Col Wille and officers. A 21 gun salute marks the carriage parade as cadets in six companies are reviewed and praised by the prince for their fine appearance and discipline.
Mag Loder arrests for kiinepine and attempted escape after a man threw a girl from a moving train on the Menon railroad at Einoinle Pie. Sheriff arrested Reynolds at Valparaissom with a warrant for kidnapping his daughter. Fourteen hours later Reynolds was re arrested fifteen miles from the initial site. Both child and man were badly scratched in the fall. Reynolds and the child’s mother had separated years earlier.
Reports detail Masons meeting under royal Jerusalem auspices near King Solomon quarries in Leavenworth and Jaffa arrival of the Celtis with American tourists. Other items note a Kansas pen fight leaving a guard near death, Fort Niobrara health post plans, two British soldiers shot for misconduct, Taft on Manila social order, Chicago auto show sales, Capt Birger's death, a Pa. murder, Lyttleton to Washington, Kruger’s fading hope, and Fort Des Moines naming.
In a Chirag Daily News item, an ornithologist appears in court where cloaking doves disrupt proceedings, prompting questions about the binds the expert handles and the case context.
A collage of garbled exchanges references Nero and editors with scattered lines about people, places, and a seed company. The text includes stray names, partial phrases, and disconnected notes, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable details.
An advertisement touts Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer with a free $2 trial offer. It claims dramatic cures after one day of use and includes the pharmacist’s address at 10 Arch Street, Philadelphia. The text blends miscellaneous quotes and testimonial snippets from various papers.
A broken rail on the Southern Pacific near Maxon station twenty five miles west of Sanderson caused a deadly wreck. Fifteen people were killed and fourteen injured as the fast San Antonio bound train derailed while negotiating a sharp curve in rough country early yesterday morning.
A large fire in Sedalia Maine Friday burned Cannon's Jeromi Central dry goods house and damaged C A Gaenther's stock. Adjoining buildings were saved with partial loss estimated in the main structure. The blaze started in a basement by a young woman clerk searching for a penny, igniting cotton. Total loss reported as several thousand dollars.
In Princeton Ohio on Thursday night Charles Call shot and killed his brother George Call during a cards quarrel at their farm home. George struck Charles with a chair, knocking him down. Charles then fired a shotgun at close range, killing George within an hour. The two men, aged 22 and 2 respectively, owned the farm where the incident occurred and lived alone.
Cuba is called to Washington for talks on winding up military government in Cuba and establishing the Cuban republic. Secretary Reed orders Gorham Wood in Havana to report for conference with the president and the secretary of war. It is believed the transfer of government can occur by May 11.
The president's daughter Alice Roosevelt will not attend the coronation of King Edward. White House officials decline comment while sources say Roosevelt decided she should not go.
Washington reports the House Committee on Territories will propose a bill to establish a territorial government for a new Indian territory named Jefferson with a governor a legislature and a congressional delegate. Also notes on census dairy outputs and a fatal poison powder incident in Michigan. permanent census bureau approved. Norfolk hit by blackout with power workers strike.
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