05 Oct 1901
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1901
Page
1
The passage explains catarrh arises from blood and inflames the mucous membranes. It warns local applications cannot cure and neglect harms the stomach and overall health, potentially leading to consumption.
The Columbia defeated Shamrock in a tense windward dash off New York on Oct 5. Both boats flashed large spinnakers and tight maneuvers as the finish neared, with Columbia finally crossing first by slight margin and claim the race after the time allowance.
Orders at Mare Island require urgent repair of naval transport Solace to be ready by October 13. A crew of ship fitters joiners and machinists labored last night and will work continuously to speed the vessel’s readiness for the Panama deployment. The ship is needed to reinforce the force departing for the war zone.
Massachusetts Republicans at Boston theater endorsed Ceane Renominated for governor praising President McKinley and the late era as they adopted resolutions. Col A H Goetting chaired the convention with Samuel Wilder named permanent chair. Nominees included John L Bates for governor, William Murray Crane for the ticket, W H Olin for secretary of state, Edward Bradford for treasurer and receiver general, Henry E B Lurcher for auditor, with Parker beating Harris for attorney general on the first ballot.
Washington reports the Schley court of inquiry heard corrections and new testimony from witnesses including Captain Dawson and Lieutenant Dyson. Commander Rodgers described coal and reconnaissance actions with the fly squadron off Cienfuegos and Santiago, detailing signaling from the flagship Brooklyn and gunfire ranges. Admiral Schley’s retirement is anticipated next week, potentially elevating captains to rear admiral.
In Schenectady on the SLYL October edition two personal crisis reports emerged. Grace A Barrett, nineteen, drank vermin poison and died after family members found her condition. reasons remain undisclosed. E R Stith, sixty two, of Atlanta, Ga, died by his own hand amid despair and financial strain. Additional items note thefts and fatalities near Willow Creek and Des Moines, plus a jewelry heist in Paducah, Kentucky where burglars stole 87,000 in watches and diamonds.
In The Hague on October 5 A D Wot marins, visiting Kruger at Wik version, reports the former Transvaal president's health as deteriorating both physically and mentally. He shows irritability to questions on health and delays in decision making. Winter arrival heightens concern as Kruger refuses to leave Holland, with Boer leaders noting his endurance shields him from British hostility.
A Montana syndicate plans 5,000 acres of coal lands near Meeteese and a railroad to connect a west coal camp with the Burlington at Cody City. Twelve mines will be opened and coal shipped to the Pacific coast and intermediate points.
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