04 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1907
Page
1
G Sinclair Moulton, president of the Park Gate Hotel Company and owner of the Manhattan Square Hotel, shot himself after long illness from gastritis at the Grand Union Hotel. His death is attributed to suicide amid severe health struggles.
Ernest Davis 18 of Toronto faced Allegheny police after demanding money and food at Mrs. Charles A Painter residence on Western Avenue. He drew a pistol, claimed desperation, and after sympathetic handling and removal of bullets, left with a dollar. Painter assisted by removing cartridges and alerted police. Davis later confessed to a robbery and was detained.
United States Senator John F Dryden of New Jersey withdraws his candidacy for re election after physicians warn of health danger from continued campaigning. The action follows requests to address Republican leaders in Trenton and a telegram to New Jersey legislative leaders detailing his health.
Trenton February 4 officials say United States Senator John F Dryden has withdrawn from reelection. Indications point to State Treasurer Frank O Briggs as his successor with assurances from a majority of Republican lawmakers in the New Jersey legislature. Some names mentioned include former Governor Griggs State Senator Bradley and Congressman John J Gardner.
Emma K Livingston 59 and two children Alfred 7 Lincoln 3 found dead from likely coal gas and freezing after Thursday night. Helen 10 badly frozen in adjoining room. Miss Jennie Livingston found them. One child and Emma dead in bed, another on the floor. The aunt cared for the family and investigators suspect deaths occurred after the fire died.
President Roosevelt advocates a two part solution to the Japanese immigration issue urging an imperial edict barring Japanese subjects from leaving Japan and a codicil to the commerce treaty excluding coolies from the United States while keeping the rest of the treaty intact. He argues legislation is unlikely and a treaty path offers the practical resolution. Senate discussions show mixed views with calls to avoid war and emphasize treaty rights as the workable route.
Lewistown, February 4. Winfeld Reeder, 13, of near Leonard's Grate in the Tuscarora Wal ler, died after his clothing caught on a horse harness. The frightened animal dragged him for over a mile before he was released. his head struck ice and frozen snow, and he died minutes later.
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