14 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1905
Page
1
Many men with full heads of hair fear dandruff germs could cause baldness. Herpicide claims to kill these germs and stimulate growth, serving as a pleasant hair dressing and dandruff remedy. Sold by druggists. sample 39 cents by mail to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich. J A Williamson Special Agent.
Unprecedented cold and heavy snow sweep a wide region from Chicago to Oklahoma and Arkansas. Temperatures fall to 18 below in Chicago, 25 below in Kansas City, with 15 inches of snow and reports of dozens frozen to death in the past two days. Wildlife suffers as deer and wolves perish, farm stock raided by bold predators, and Memphis to New Orleans see zero to subfreezing readings. Senator Tillman seeks treatment in Philadelphia while unseen long-term health questions loom. In Oberlin, a 40 percent dividend is declared for Citizens’ National Bank depositors as the bank closes over risky loans to S Chadnick.
In Reading Pa a condemned wife Kate Edwards and co defendant Samuel Greason await clemency. The Board of Pardons meets soon to consider remutualtion or reprieve while Governor Pennypacker holds off without a favorable pardon recommendation. Edwards admits killing her husband with her daughter’s aid and Greason claims innocence amid newly discovered evidence.
A Moscow feature highlights captured Napoleonic artillery in the Kremlin and the old palace of the Romanoffs. The article notes the Romanoff lineage tracing to Andrei Romane in the 14th century and their connection to Tsar Nicholas I.
The report details a man named Albert Leighton charged with concealed weapons after declaring a fake America and Young Men's Christian Association plot for a new heaven and earth. He sent letters to Miss Helen Gould proposing marriage and showed signs of religious melancholia. A loaded revolver and a bizarre note claiming a $10,000,000,000 plot were found. Police note his erratic behavior and ties to a Tennessee home.
President Roosevelt praised the anti lynching crusade at a New York Republican club dinner and urged equal opportunity for all races. He argued for education and lawful work to heal sectional strife, citing Lincoln and urging unity to preserve the nation’s stability.
Police and relatives found more than $6000 hidden under a sofa in the rooms of Mrs. Maria Kull 73 in a Third avenue tenement. Deeds to houses valued at about $70,000 and bank books totaling over $18,000 were concealed in closets. She lies in Belle Vue hospital with chronic gastritis.
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