02 Jan 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1906
Page
1
In a New Year disturbance, Soren, William Tenneais Relic tog tion shoes, Sam Barden, and danse rens attempted unrest. Fred Hoperoot was involved. Tannen telephoned police and was placed under investigation.
An early 20th century ad argues hair color reflects character and links baldness to dandruff and scalp germs. It cites Prof Sabouraud of Paris and a rabbit study, claiming Newbro's Herpicide removes the dandruff germs to prevent hair loss. The ad urges readers to apply the product and send stamps for a sample from The Herpicide Co Detroit.
President Roosevelt greeted a crowd of about fifty thousand at the White House on New Year’s Day. Mrs. Roosevelt wore pale blue chiffon and carried roses, while Miss Roosevelt wore slate blue and pink with orchids. The reception included high officials, ambassadors, and a large number of children passing the line in the East Room.
Rome reports excitement over the suspected disappearance of Giorgione's Christ With the Cross from the Loschi Palace in Vicenza. Authorities deny access to inspect the claim while Mrs Gardner in Boston says she has no knowledge of the loss affecting her collection.
Philadelphia clubs in bright costumes and floats dazzled Broad Street spectators. Prizes totaled over 1000 dollars with awards to William Waltman Furnival and others as judges noted the novel features including trained animals and political satire amid a festive post New Year parade.
Fragmented OCR details describe a fire incident in Brockton Massachusetts and a three year old girl burning to death in Wilmington Delaware while playing with fire. The text also mentions appointive police officials in New York and a former Auburn banker convicted of misappropriation with a five year sentence.
The Premier’s cabinet rejects a drift to reaction and vows to try lawbreakers in courts. Witte faces resignation rumors as general strikes wane, telegraph actions falter, and peasant reforms loom over communal rights and serfdom-era land policies. A tragic farm death adds to the turmoil.
In Atlanta two dozen prisoners tunnelled 9 by 15 inches through a 73 inch wall to escape from the jail yard. Seven black inmates were held on minor charges when the breach occurred and two were recaptured. In New York a duel left two men mortally wounded as Nicholas Cardito and Thomas Santer, Brooklyn residents, clashed on their way to church. Cardito allegedly stabbed Santer, who returned fire and killed Cardito.
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