28 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1906
Page
1
An advertisement proclaims a chew called Schnapps as the most popular chewing tobacco, produced in the Piedmont tobacco belt. It claims millions of chewers annually and aims to emphasize its distinctive aroma and widespread appeal.
The article describes Thomas W. Lawson III nearly collapsing following his wife’s death on August 3. He stays beside her casket at the Nest cottage, refusing to leave and neglecting work duties as friends report he is in a mental and physical decline.
In Towanda nine years after allegedly killing her two year old daughter Mrs. John Coleman admits the crime during a revival meeting at Port Dickinson. She has wandered as an outcast while being pursued by conscience and has now notified Towanda police of the alleged act.
Happiness returns as both men and women report relief from thinning hair after using Newbro's Herpicide. The product claims to destroy the germ causing hair loss and offers samples by mail from The Herpicide Co., Detroit.
Valparaiso, the Chilean seaport near San Francisco, is described as a major city on the Pacific coast. The narrative notes surrounding mountains 300 to 1,100 feet high and a narrow bay ringed by urban sprawl, with streets wedged between rock and water.
Reports detail the funeral in Peterhof where Czar and Empress attended despite terrorist threats. The incident followed a failed assassination attempt related to General Min, with broader unrest noted in the Stolypin regime and imperial camp near Warsaw. Authorities report uncertainty over the attack's success and ongoing police surveillance.
Ten true bills allege rebates and price fixing by Standard Oil in shipments from Whiting Indiana to Chicago area points. Each of 420 counts carries fines from 1000 to 20000 dollars. total potential fines around 6420000 dollars. Indictments detail rail lines involved and varied unpublished rates charged. A corporate appearance will be filed when reviewed. no officers are arrestable at this stage.
Rebels led by Guzman suffer a costly defeat near Clenfuegos as government forces clash with Col. Vallés detachment. Insurgent leader Fanatano (Pino) Guerra pledges to overturn the last presidential vote while Cuba’s amnesty offer sparks mixed responses among officials and foreign observers.
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