30 Aug 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
1
Yesterday's baseball scores show the Athletics 4 Chicago 5 and other AL NL games with rain delays. A Russian consul in Tien-Tsin was shot at the consulate by contractor Levinaky, wounded in the stomach and in dangerous condition. suspect arrested.
Frederick Manzell of Butte Montana bought Newbro's Herpicide on April 6, 99 and reports baldness reversed in 20 days. By July 7 he emails that his hair is thick and luxuriant, claiming the product destroys the germ causing dandruff and baldness and stops hair loss. Special Agent J A Williamson of Detroit Michigan promotes the remedy.
The son of Crown Prince Frederick William was baptized in the new palace Jaspis Gallery with the royal family present. He was named William Frederick Francis Joseph Christian Olaf. Godparents include the German emperor and empress and many monarchs. After, Grand Duchess Sophie held a levee and a marble hall dinner followed with an imperial toast to the child.
Aug 30 Scranton Pa A watchman for American Bridge Works C E Messenger found dead with seven stab wounds including one to the heart An Italian discharge is blamed and Messenger allegedly threatened revenge The murder is attributed to the Black Hand Society A large stiletto nearby Two men held on suspicion one a former employee. Will Sell Land to Peasants in Russia Imperial lands totalling over 1 500 000 acres to peasants via the peasants' bank Lands lie mainly in Samara Saratov and Simbirsk provinces.
Philadelphia August 30 Receiver George H Earle Jr took charge of Real Estate Trust Company after its failure from heavy loans by ex president Frank K Hipple to promoter Adolf Segal Securities of Presbyterian church boards and the General Assembly are believed safe The bank hopes to reopen with a new treasurer and discusses a possible 7000000 guarantee fund while Segal defends his borrowings and claims to have offered millions in bonds for security.
Adulf Segal of Philadelphia sold the town of South Altoona and its county to Borland Wardell of Pittsburgh. Knickerbocker Contracting developed the town with a outlay of 1,800,000 dollars, while buyers paid 600,000 dollars amid railroad construction delays on a new low grade freight line. A balloon accident at Millenville injured Mrs. Roper of Brooklyn, who was whipped aloft by an anchor line and fell after the balloon rose to 590 feet. She suffered multiple fractures but survived the incident.
A uniform divorce statute aims to standardize marriage annulment and divorces. The draft sets consent ages at 18 for women and 18 for men, and defines two forms of divorce: from marriage bonds and from bed and board. The sub committee advanced the act for consideration by the divorce congress delegates.
An infernal machine was found in the hold of the steamer Eagle Point as it lay near Philadelphia. The bomb exploded as it touched water after being thrown overboard, narrowly sparing the vessel the crew of 29 and Captain Robertson. A discharged crewman rumored to seek vengeance reportedly placed the device.
Miss Charlotte Deane leading lady of Wallamont Park stock company died in a Park Street elevator incident. She was from New York City and 30 years old. An earlier dispute with Madame Sodjeski over the coming season is noted.
In Dallastown Pennsylvania authorities seized the E Herodelst factory after a confession linked to C J King er former partner Hebdel. About one million cigars with bogus labels were produced before shipments to Calais Maryland and Cardiff were halted. N Meads of Red Lion and two Hanover manufacturers T S Smith and Mr. Tomer were arrested on counterfeit label charges. Detectives call the case a major fraud against the government.
William J Bryan arrives aboard the Prinzess Irene in New York greeted by a large welcoming party and New York Democrats. He rests at the Nixon home and plans events at Madison Square Garden and a reception at the Battery as he prepares for the coming campaign.
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