21 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
1
The Chas. W. Boyer Stock Co presents a beautif nl drama featuring local actors and a romantic plot. Performances promise light comedy interludes and scenic settings, with curtain calls anticipated to draw steady crowds.
An Italianate ad boasts low prices for a first rate piano with a diverse selection. Readers may visit to see and hear the instrument in person and compare options in town.
The item highlights the fifth year of a noted lecture series featuring prominent speakers and public talks. It outlines ongoing lectures, venues, and scheduling within the era’s cultural program.
Russian court martial verdicts span Port Arthur surrender with Lieutenant General Stoessel condemned to death but commuted to ten years in a fortress and removal from service. Generals Smirnoff Hess and Fock face reprimands or acquittals. Stoessel's successors cited as lacking decisive defense.
Washington reports on February 21 state General Stoessel faces a court verdict amid debates over wartime conduct at Port Arthur. Officials note his defense of fortifications and courage during the siege while critics question strategic decisions and outcomes.
A local notice reports a charge against Ella Verve for a stated poisoning incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a February timeframe and associated parties is present.
New York report says Harry Thaw likely to stay confined as no family member supports his release. His mother seeks continued restraint at a private sanitarium until a presumed coma recovery is shown. Rumors of divorce and reconciliation are dismissed as groundless.
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf says court martial proceedings against Commander Sims and Lieutenant Commander Sei may follow criticisms of the naval bureau system and ship instructions. The Navy head will ask the naval general board to explain if reforms are needed at the White House negotiations and races. The report notes potential disciplinary action tied to naval operations and policy.
About 100 foreigners including Italians and Poles marched on Broad Street demanding work for Mayor Reyburn. The protest turned violent with policemen firing volleys, several officers wounded, and fourteen marchers arrested for inciting to riot and assault.
Erie Railroad machinists meet at several locations to receive settlement proposals from the company as a strike ongoing since May 24, 1907 may end. 120 machinists remain on strike across the system.
A man fell into a coal pile when trap doors failed at a Connecticut site on February 2. He was buried then rescued after delays but suffered injuries. The incident prompted a search and cleanup as workers freed him from the coal chute.
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