09 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1905
Page
1
Mrs John R Green a Gaelic expert and widow of historian J K Green is a native of County Meathing. She has promoted the Gaelic revival in Ireland and recently visited America in support of the movement. She assisted her husband with his famous History of the English People.
The advertisement explains that Herpicide destroys the herpes family microbe causing dandruff itching scalp and falling hair. It claims hair regrowth after use and urges readers to buy from druggists or send stamps for a sample to The Herpicide Co Detroit with agent J A Williamson.
Justice Clute in Toronto imposed 5000 fine on the Master Plumbers Association and 5000 on the Central Supply Association after finding conspiracy to restrain trade. The case traced schemes since 1982 linking wholesalers and unions to fix bids and carve charges, describing the practice as plunder and robbery.
In New York a 13 college conference narrowly approved an amended resolution to reform rather than abolish college football. Chancellor McCracken initially urged abolition but Lt. Col. Howze steered passage with a 2 to 15 vote. Members listed include Wesleyan Rutgers Haverford Swarthmore Syracuse Borhester West Point Fordham and New York University among others. opposition from Stevens Columbia Union Rochester and New York University trial.
A farmer found James Coulter dead at his home near Shelbourne along with his daughter and his 12 year old son dying in the barn. The father reportedly killed the daughter and wife then shot himself after setting fire to bedding. The smoke drew attention to the scene. The son survived briefly before dying. The case appears to be felonious homicide and suicide with arson.
John Hinple Mitchell, United States Senator from Oregon, died at Sood Samaritan hospital after severe hemorrhage followed the removal of four teeth. He had been weakened by illness, and an anesthetic was declined at the dental office. Mitchell’s career included Portland town counsel, state senator, and multiple terms in the U.S. Senate.
Miss Choiute the attractive daughter of former Ambassador Joseph N. Chonte was a favorite in London society while her father served abroad. She enjoys automobiling and is an expert chanteur who has toured thousands of miles in the British Isles and across Europe with her father.
New York reports that the committee probing life insurance sought action against Thomas F. Ryan after his refusal to answer questions about Harriman’s pressure to share control of the Equitable Society. Ryan testified he bought Hyde’s stock to avert a “tremendous panic,” saying the move aimed to secure stable management and protect honest interests.
Reports from St. Petersburg and East Prussia deny a rumor that Count Witte tendered his resignation and would be replaced by General Count Alexis Ignatieff. Authorities warn troops may not fire on peasants as unrest grows. rebels kill officers in Manchuria with censorship of messages.
London reports the Spectator claims the new cabinet will not endorse a home rule bill. If in charge, they would avoid appealing to the country for a mandate and focus on free trade, with Liberal support likely secured by Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's assurances.
Harrisburg dictates that all life insurers in Pennsylvania must sign a written agreement to abolish rebating. Carson, in an official opinion to Insurance Commissioner Martin, says the commissioner has authority to probe life insurance practices, focusing on rebate conduct.
A brief health ad promoting a water cure for constipation. It advises avoiding harsh cathartics and, when a laxative is needed, using Chambre Jain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The text notes these purgatives are valid and gentle in action and mentions sale by A. L. Pearre's Drag Store.
Windsor Vt Dec 8 Mrs Mary Mabel Rogers faced execution at the state prison for the murder of her husband Marcus RosatBennington on August 13 1902. Governor Bell refused to intervene and she met death with calm dignity. The execution was orderly with no sensational incidents. the neck broke on the drop and she lost consciousness instantly.
Reading Pa December story of Mrs Kate Edwards Sager, jailed for murder, who believed she would not hang as long as Mrs Mary Rogers lived. Governor Pennypacker previously delayed a death warrant. with Rogers executed, action is anticipated. Edwards, aged 40, weighs about 165 pounds and remains in jail awaiting the gallows.
Captain Frederick W Langworthy is found dead in his private cabin aboard the steamer Simon near New York. A razor wound to the throat and a blood trail from bed to rail suggest foul play. his body is dumped into the East River. Crew report no visitors or suspicious noises. clothing found in his cabin.
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