02 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
1
A vintage advertisement urges women to contact Mrs Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound via Lydia E Pinkham Lynn Mass for private female weakness advice. It touts decades of experience and a women only correspondence policy to maintain trust and confidentiality. It invites immediate action and promises effective guidance.
In New York reports an Emphatic denial from Mrs. Yerkes and friends of Mizner that a marriage ceremony occurred at the Yerkes mansion. Witnesses say ushers engaged, Mr Mizner whereabouts unknown, telegrams to Mizner returned unread, and no confirmation of a wedding. The event remains unproven and disputed amid publicity.
In Washington on February 2 Representative Sibley of Pennsylvania denounced a rate bill he said was backed by every socialist and anarchist in the country. He warned it would ruin the family fortunes of speculators and drew sharp political reactions.
Commerce and Labor Metra conducted a thorough examination of the steamship Vancouver and the crew, including officers aboard the Top and Queen, following the fate of the dread vessel.
Senator Dailey of Texas declined to lead the Democratic Senate faction citing temper issues. In the House he faced factional friction as the party battles for control, with leadership uncertainty lingering after a tense exchange.
Chairman Fox questions 1904 1905 fee handling as Forster admits 34000 deducted for himself and transfers to J Claxton Erb. Forster projects 1905 actuary income about 25000 but Erb never acted as actuary. Checks show Erb payments not deposited to treasury. Durham later offered 3000 yearly to steer Erb funds via Forster. Loans to present insurance commissioner revealed. repayment followed.
W O Sawyer of Elizabeth Citr ator of the Armng cide by shoot eater at the home of Waller Bic postmaster at Beaver Meadow Hazleton Pz escaped with 5300 in cash shamps and registered levers Tom Evers father in law of the cob ated Sheriff Rob resonance of Covington county Miss was lodad in jail Takiontville to carane 2 that formed to lynch him.
Edward Swift tells cross examination that Commissioner J R Garfield received all requested information but cannot confirm specific data. Swift recalls ties to Kenwood company and government efforts to curb outriders. Other witnesses include Louis F Swift of Swift & Co and Jesse P. Lane formerly president of National Packing Company.
Fragmented OCR text reports a mine blast in West Virginia with unclear casualty details. It mentions fears of deaths, efforts to locate victims, and references to a mine shaft event amid disputed control by coal operators and authorities.
In Boston on February 1, a long-anticipated strike by printers was declared by the Typographical Union No. 1. The stoppage prompted concerns over a large property issue and rifts within the industry. The article references broader labor unrest and notes health ads unrelated to the strike, including a mention of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a treatment.
Union delegates push for emergency strike finance after operators reject wage demand. A plan to levy a weekly per capita tax and a six week safety net prompts debate. The international board is tasked to decide while the interstate joint conference prepares for adjournment. Delegates head home as talks pause amid possible settlement efforts.
A blaze at a Pittsburg hospital resulted in an inmate perishing. The fire alarm prompted a response from authorities and church officials prepared for King Christien's funeral. Reports indicate King Car's funeral will occur mid February with many guests assumed to attend from foreign states and relatives. The funeral followed a prior service held Thursday with the coffin closed.
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