26 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1901
Page
1
A reader from Cove Point Maryland reports skin itching of salt rheum improved in two days after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She claims rapid relief and lasting cure, urging others to cleanse humors and prevent recurrence.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy for skin eruptions. It asserts the medicine cures all cutaneous eruptions and urges readers to take it, claiming the promise is fulfilled.
Washington November reports describe the Lola Bonine murder trial with detective testimony about her movements near Ayres room at the Kenmore hotel. Witnesses recount a figure on a fire escape and gunfire heard around the time of Ayres death, while Bonine denies involvement.
Four members of the Miller family died in a Knoxville suburb fire at the J. G. Miller residence on Charles street. Rose Miller aged 23 Amelia Miller aged 19 and Mrs Miller were among the dead and two others were injured. The blaze started when Rose poured kerosene on a stove to start breakfast igniting the oil and causing an explosion that spread flames through the room. The father Z. G. Miller jumped from a second story window and was injured but will recover. The fire quickly overwhelmed the home and all three other occupants were knocked unconscious by smoke.
A November protest by Trish Nationalists in St Louis denounces shipments of war materiel to South Africa in breach of neutrality and calls on the government to curb such exports. Meanwhile river pilots strike in Pittsburgh seek a 50 percent wage rise, threatening coal shipments and ship operations. Nearby, New York rail workers report no trouble and Erie railway thefts surface with arrest of John J. McCaffrey on suspicion of stealing tickets and money.
Nov 26 reports from multiple places detail a patient leaving a Cambridge hospital after treatment, a Philadelphia engineer killed with another injured in a yard accident, a large crude oil shipment from Philadelphia to France, and a San Juan bond issue awarded to Ceballos & Co. of New York for twenty-year municipal bonds at five percent.
Washington dispatch reports Captain Perry and a Marine detachment securing the isthmian railroad under U S protection. Navy notes gunboat movements toward Colon while Colombian rebel efforts falter near Culebra and Emperador. Foreign officials discuss humanitarian concerns as tensions rise in Panama and surrounding ports.
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