27 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1905
Page
1
A garbled notice notes an attempted loan of 200 dollars from an unnamed lender, involving a person and his daughter, and appears in the Detroit Tribune. The readable text hints at a financial dispute and family involvement but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A bold claim argues that dandruff germs cause baldness and that Newbro's Herpicide destroys these germs in all cases. The ad asserts baldness can be prevented by using Herpicide and urges readers to buy from local druggists or send stamps for a sample from The Herpicide Company in Detroit, with J A Williamson named as special agent.
Reports from Riga describe a violent clash as strikers attacked troops near the Tukkum station, resulting in many killed or wounded. Factories closed, workers forced into marches, and mobs paraded the streets while fires burned at Pahl’s factory and a large cotton mill. Separate dispatches note disorder in Libau and Jurban as milits push workers, with a flag seizure ending in a guard’s fatal injury. Finns greet returning exiles at Helsingfors.
In Moscow on January 27 strikers lingered near the city center while main avenues reopened. Several factories considered wage increases for workers. The press correspondent found no factories operating in the area except for one large establishment likely still active, amid limited activity along the river region.
Workers in Moscow and other centers press demands amid a widening stoppage. Authorities expect a partial resumption Monday as masters debate wage boosts and shorter hours while calls for general action loom in the imperial capital. The scene remains tense with no bloodshed reported as negotiations proceed.
A proposed measure would require that in labor disputes an injunction cannot be issued until the adverse party is heard by the court. The bill, supported by labor and corporate interests, seeks notice and a hearing for both sides before any injunction is granted.
Washington January 27 the senate passed a military appropriation after modifying the provision concerning the assignment of retired army officers to serve with unlike organizations. The change relieves General Miles from its application amid criticism by Gallinger and others over army transport sale rules and private vessel competition. President to Visit Wilkesbarre slated for August parade by temperance groups.
Former Charlottesville mayor Samuel McCue, convicted of murdering his wife, had his execution delayed from January 2 to February 10 after the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals denied a stipulation. The decision followed a rehearing request, with McCue calm at first and vowing to seek justice.
Severe blizzard storms along the New England coast disrupt rail and street traffic. Toward New York and Philadelphia workers shovel out to reopen lines as trains run late and some routes remain forestalled. In Boston and Providence coastwise losses reported while several sailors and harbor crews battle high seas and cold. Three Baltimore men die in the storm while Allentown farmer dies from exposure.
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