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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary note praising personal vitality and beauty as priceless gifts. The text repeats questions about being well and strong, highlighting brilliant eyes and vivacity as valued traits for women. Ends abruptly with unclear continuation.
A Pittsburgh magnate, A. R. Deatcock, once vice president of Cygnetic Steel, fled to New York with his three children after threats of kidnapping. A private detective agency investigated, failing to secure evidence, while detectives later warned the gang behind the threats includes some of the country’s top criminals.
Boston March 18. Strikes end near as New York New Haven and Hartford railroads resume freight flows while labor and management dispute wage terms. Differences center on share of growth and operating cost shifts amid mediation efforts. State authorities press for settlement as negotiations continue and public pressure grows.
Miss Thomas, president of Bryn Mawr College, reports extensive losses after a fire at Denbeigh Hall. Seventy female students were housed there. looting occurred but not widespread. Tuition and residence costs are cited as around four hundred dollars per student.
The St James Gazette reports T. W. Terry, brother of English actress Ellen Terry, died in Mandalay Burma on the preceding Saturday.
Albany dispatch reports State Senator Lester Hayden Humphrey of the Forty sixth district has died at his Albany home from pneumonia. The death occurred on March 18, and Humphrey served as a long time member of the state legislature, prompting tributes from colleagues.
Market report shows a steady tone for flour with demand and prices firm. Eggs and sugar stay firm, molasses and tallow steady, and hay remains variable with mixed quality notes.
Washington March 18 A telegram received by Secretary Powell Clayton United States ambassador to Mexico denies charges against him related to mining stock ownership. No basis found in law to prohibit a minister or emissary from acting, officials say.
Captain Cheis Tit mand, convicted of one misdemeanor for failing to suppress a disorderly house in New York City, has been sued here. Captain Diamond paid a $1,000 fine and seeks a new trial. Myron Melick of Troy Gas, shocked to death by a live high-tension line in Troy Memory.
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