Summer Fashion Listing in Blue Serge Suits
An advertisement lists summer wear including blue serge suits summer underwear summer suspenders fancy hosiery and summer neckwear in new styles and colors.
23 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1902
Page
1
An advertisement lists summer wear including blue serge suits summer underwear summer suspenders fancy hosiery and summer neckwear in new styles and colors.
The Latimer murder inquest hears Albert Latimer’s widow describe events and confronts W H Tutill. Tutill answers in a nervous tone denying meetings with Mrs Latimer interrupted a long friendship with the dead man. He recounts details of Latimer household visits and a morning tragedy, while Mrs Latimer undergoes a questioning about the intruder’s appearance and clothing.
London July 23 The House of Lords inquiry into steamship subsidies heard G A Drawgiend of Montreal report that American shipping controls freight and much passenger traffic. Drummond urged a 22 knot Halifax line subsidized by Britain to £200,000-£400,000 for ten years, then self supporting, to bind Canada and Britain. Rear Admiral Beresford opposed bounties but favored Britain owning a fast mercantile marine and postal sales advantages.
Mr and Mrs Whiteskin Reid return to London after a Scotland tour. Reid plans to sail for New York Saturday with health updates and social engagements canceled. They will dine at Lord Roschery's residence before departure.
A July storm event in Baltimore yields pumice fragments found in a yard at 412 Albemarle Street and nearby streets. Scientists will study the phenomenon amid speculation it blew from an active volcano. Also noted: Indian divorce in Oklahoma, Coppec arrest in Paris, a tragic mine incident in Pennsylvania, and the death of songwriter Bryant with funeral plans. Governor Odell to attend Batavia centennial celebration.
Desperate dash by Ladrones breaks a weak point in the cordon near Cavite as they slip through guards. Fifteen men capture leaders papers and supplies after a night clash. Brigadier Generals Wint Lee Bell shuffle commands announced amid cholera decline in city and provinces.
The Vatican plans to appoint an archbishop of Manila, likely Swiss Bishop Sebastian Gebhard Mesmer from the Catholic University in Washington. The Vatican also plans three new Philippine dioceses and mentions bishops for one of the new churches prior to returning to Washington.
Senator Hanna appeals to the State Department to review the death sentence of Dr Rossell Wilson, a young Oto physician from Milan Ohio, captured aboard a Nigerian vessel amid a disputed fleet action. He alleges Wilson acted in a professional capacity and is not a threat to the Nicaraguan government. General Wikoff is reported dead at 77 in Columns Ohio. Irish landowners form a 500000 trust to counter IRA acts. A street worker named Filer fatally shoots his wife and her lover in Steelton. Whistler shows improvement in The Hague as King Edward nears better health with brief steps.
Washington reports heightened Caribbean activity as US ships, including the Marietta and Machias, brace for possible Venezuelan blockade and an attack on Puerto Cabello. Haiti also threatens bombardment from Cape Haiti. Officials fear rapid deployment limits leave Cape Haitien vulnerable.
Reports from Kingstown St Vincent describe a long lasting earthquake that struck before Monday morning. Residents fled in night clothes, some buildings were damaged and sections of the area remained exposed at dawn. A thunderstorm and tidal wave rumors followed the shock.
In Lasalle Illinois Mrs Wright dies after leaping to protect her dog as a train nears. In Pennsylvania David Miller, intoxicated, strikes his wife and is killed by his son-in-law Robert Roach with a rifle. In San Francisco the Brennix Safe steamship Brenn arrives from New York with 2075 tons of goods amid insurance speculation.
In Belmont County there is great excitement over the discovery of a new field about six miles from here. The field is being developed by Drosier & Coot. Pittsburgh parties are said to be interested in leasing the tract.
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