04 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1905
Page
1
A fragmentary note portrays Mis Denmeco described as a charming hostess famed for charity work. It references Miss Bina Diy Maroney, daughter of James and Mualoney of Yount, with unclear relations to a chief prince Sic.
Mrs Sarah I Van Brunt was found dead from coal gas in a cabin on a Lehigh Valley barge moored at a North river pier. Her husband William Van Brunt, captain of the barge, was unconscious, with a grandchild present, while a barber on the pier found the scene and summoned aid. The barge had been moored for two days before discovery.
A report from a 1910s era advertisement context describes nature sparing the stricken, noting medical advances via scientists. It mentions a germ harming hair follicles and a product by The Herpicide Co of Detroit, with agent J A Williamson.
A Russian government probe targets Siven and seven other authors over political accusations. Officials deny reports of a military court or execution. Meanwhile reports out of Lodz Poland describe deadly clashes as troops confront strikers, with several killed and many injured.
A garbled obituary style notice links Vanderbilt as the second wife of a man named Ko Yoinderbit S12. It claims her first husband Samtel Sands died in a dimminys accident and that her father was a New York financier named Ghoyer Deaitan.
In Manchuria fighting intensifies as Russian forces clash near Shangtan and Pokontar Cibikou, while Japanese artillery and trench defenses hold positions. Russian regiments press bombardments, with reported casualties amid ongoing operations near rail stations and tram lines disrupted by coordinated attacks and wrecked infrastructure.
The judge Soto Swayne delivers a formal denial of impeachment charges claiming not guilty. The document shows the trial aimed at impeaching the judge, with testimony and defense lines detailing the oath and legal arguments.
A man living in New York, claimed to be George Wood, surrendered to Plainfield authorities after police traced him as the suspect in the murder of a grocer near Plainfield. The victim was shot in the heart from behind. authorities say a similar cartridge was found in a prior case. The man claimed amnesia about the events.
The governor faces pressure to commute the sentence of Mrs Edwards amid pleas from supporters. The board of pardons is to decide, with no set meeting date. Mrs Chadwick refused to sign a petition asking for Nate Widnerds’ commutation, turning away a visitor who urged her to back the cause.
News briefs report that Franke Raisinger, convicted killer of his wife in Shiloh Pike, might avoid hanging on February 16 as friends and spiritual advisers press Governor Stokes for a reprieve. If reduced to life imprisonment or insane asylum, Cambtland County towns fear unrest and protest at the travesty of justice. The same issue notes shipping delays in New Haven and a Swiss heiress linked to Zion City, plus the state militia general order and a Navy Yard theft shooting in New York.
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