18 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
1
The Milwaukee area faces a strike with 30 machinists at AWn- Uhabners company walking off for higher wages. A guard watchman was attacked in West Stockbridge, leaving a prisoner hospitalized after a fall. A telegram from Tuli, Russia indicates a violent typhoid raid, while Count Tolsta ine reports a tense British-Russian context.
The strike by firemen disrupted coal mines in Lackawanna and surrounding counties. Operators reported halted ventilation and safety concerns as unions and management clashed over The National and state authorities. Several mines remained idle, with workers at Upland, Delaware, Lookanyne, and Western districts facing layoffs and wage disputes amid broader labor tensions.
Dyspepsia claims promise cures for many. The ad asserts the tonic cleanses impurities and purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and relieves constipation and indigestion. It promises improved appetite and digestion with a premeal dose to prevent belching.
A period ad touts Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a cure for exhausted women. It claims to restore energy, beauty, and viable health, describing improved eyes, posture, and vitality. The text urges readers to obtain the medical adviser by mail and to request the book for 31 stamps.
A news item describes the steamer Tremont damaged in a collision in the sound, passengers transferred to other steamers, and City of Worcester and City of Lowell assisting. Tremont’s crew maintained order, and rescue operations continued as the vessel drifted toward New York bound trips. Other items note Finnish military fares reform and early political maneuvers involving shots in Massachusetts.
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