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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 30, 1905

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Philadelphia Police Charged With Looting During Raid

Chinese reformers plan to appeal to a Washington minister if Mayor Weaver does not probe charges of police irregularities in a raid on January twenty first in the Chinese settlement. Arrests occurred as police seized money and property, with clergymen alleging more than $3000 taken and unrelated arrests.

Philadelphia dan Chinese Reform Association Washington Weaver Mastor Weoauver toney city hall

Smoot Hearing Ends as Senate Expulsion Battle Looms

Washington January 21 The privileges and elections committee ended its Smoot inquiry into protest against Utah Senator Smoot retaining his seat. A key issue is whether expulsion requires a two thirds vote or a simple majority. Counsel for protesters argues a majority suffices. report ready in several weeks with briefs due by February 4.

Senate Washington Jan Smoot Utah United States senate committee on privileges and elections Taylor

Herpicide Proven To Stop Hair Loss In Trial

A tested claim touts Herpicide as the only true solution to halt hair loss by killing the germ that attacks the hair root. The ad asserts it is a pure, non greasy dressing and urges readers to obtain a sample by sending stamps to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit, Michigan.

evers Newbro Herpicide Co TDetroit Mich

San Jacinto Survives Terrifying Atlantic Storm

The steamship San Jacinto with 33 passengers reached Delaware Breakwater after a weeklong ordeal off the New Jersey coast. Aboard Mrs. J D Adams of New York inspired the crew, fires were fought, and despite near disaster the vessel navigated back to safety amid hurricane seas and a dying coal supply.

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Russian Front Report Details Sandepas Action And Setback

In St Petersburg on January 20 officials admitted Russian forces could not hold Sandepas against a Japanese redoubt. The report notes heavy fighting, Russian losses, and shifting operations as Kuropatkin prepares broader movements amid adverse weather.

St. Petersburg Tnstead Europathius Gienagh Cieverad Sandenas Sandepas Husn mountain Mistchenko Nemirovitch Danchenko Associated Press Kuropatkin Sakharoff Sumapu FPartsia Samapu Paotsin

Fighting Continues On All Fronts In Far East Battle

Telegraphic reports quote Japanese and allied lines describing ongoing pressure from Russian forces along the front. Detachments report repulsing enemy counterattacks near Feitssaibatsu and Ereikoutii while pursuing retreating units toward the Jinn river. Casualties are being tallied as both sides claim gains and losses.

Fokio Jan ai Pie Rasen Smnall Stans Qour Lintia Feitssaibatsu Heikou lerkoutai Ereikoutii line flake Herkoutai Jinn river Chenchiehpan Likajentan Hefleontai Kistrhenka offvers rasn

Anarchy in Warsaw Mob Looting and Killings Reported

London dispatch from the Daily Mail Telegraphs describes a Warsaw incident where Blussars attacked a group on Marshal Kovski Street. Hussars engaged, inflicting severe facial injuries, with blood described as dripping from the victim.

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Mrs Alger Renowned Washington Hostess and Senator's Wife

Mrs Russell A. Alger, wife of Michigan's Senator, is a prominent Washington hostess known for hosting events with national figures. Her home in Washington is described as very hospitable, reflecting years of social prominence.

Warsaw in Anarchy as Hussars Run Amuck

Reports from Warsaw describe a city in chaos with killings and injuries as troops confront mob violence. Military supply wagons and ambulances move through torn streets while stores burn and looting continues amid halted work and large crowds.

Prince Gurielly Shot and Killed

A police officer Prince Gurielly was shot and killed while moving past the iron works. Authorities say the incident occurred during a tense moment as officers responded to a disturbance and arrests were considered. Further details on suspects and motive remain unclear.

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MET DOGATH IN BATH HOUSE

Two men Abraham Pasternak and Peter Rods were found dead in a steam room of a bath house on Manchester Street. Authorities arrested proprietor Abraham Stern and five attendants as an investigation continues. Police reports say Roos and Mis teenak entered the bath and were forgotten, the gas jet in the room unlit, leaving them unable to find the door.

New York William Hinge Annie Williamisburg fam Manchester street Abraham Pasternak Peter Rods alt sudan Abraham Stern Roos Misteenak

Exposition in Portland to Open Sunday

Carminge claims total 1475 dollars filed against owners of the burned steamer General Slocum. Three Saxon children from New York perished in a home fire. Anthony Bess and Frank Gombrash, Reading rail and trackworkers, were killed by a freight train near Shamokin, Pennsylvania.

Portland Ore Carminge General Slocum aggregate Lewis Saxon New York Anthony Bess Frank Gombrash Reading rails Shamokin

Ex-President Cleveland Praises YMCA Work at 60th Anniversary

Former President Grover Cleveland delivered the keynote at the Philadelphia YMCA anniversary events. He hailed the moral and educational impact of 60 years, urged that civic virtue keep pace with wealth, and praised the Pennsylvania Railroad YMCA program for its employees.

Clivier Cleveland Philadelphia Young Men's Christian Association Cleveland Dennsslvanl YM. C. A Young Men's Christian Association of Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Department M. C. A. Heo Pennsylvania railroad Garfeld Kensington Philadelphia Reading becaise atworth

Colonel S Meredith Dickinson Dead in New Jersey

Colonel S Meredith Dickinson a long time public servant and deputy clerk of the court at chancery died at his home in New Jersey. He served in the Civil War and as private secretary to Governor Joel Parker. The obituary notes his varied public career and writings on theory practice. Alice Spencer, a colored woman, shot George Williams after an altercation in a West 10th Street restaurant. Williams, a restaurant cook, was wounded. Spencer was arrested. Fire erupted in a Rapid Transit tunnel under construction between Battery and Brooklyn. damage is minor and work will resume.

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Advertising Keeps a Merchant’s Business Alive

A merchant who has built a business through ads must continue advertising to sustain sales and prevent decline, as ongoing promotion supports the already established enterprise.

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