19 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
1
An advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as the sole product that truly fights hair loss by killing the germ at the hair root. It boasts quick results, purity, and ease of use, with samples offered for 10 cents and distribution via The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan.
Tremors rocked Socorro and Rio Grande valley with one after another, felt as far as El Paso. Citizens report nights of tremors, smoke near lava fields, and widespread unease as observers note ongoing volcanic activity.
In Scranton region a deaf inmate Ignatz Krewryp killed two female patients and fatally wounded keeper Richard Davies with a 10 inch knife. Mrs. Ann Golden and Miss Missouri An Vangalen died. Davies survived long enough for care. Krewryp, 35, was subdued after a violent rampage at Hill side Home. Davies, brother of Lt. John Davies, is not expected to live. The incident followed by reports of other July events across Pennsylvania and nearby states.
The report mentions Indiana Governor J Frank Hanly and shifts within the Democratic machinery. It references interactions with party figures, events around a conference, and connections to leadership in insurance firms and nonprofit committees.
Immigrant Hans Pfrom aged 17 from Peanark contracted a rare deadly typhus in a rear Germantown Avenue house. He is isolated in a tent at Municipal Hospital to prevent spread, with doctors and nurses at risk due to lack of immunity or vaccination.
Crowds watched as four men from the fishing schooner Loraine were rescued after a collision in high seas near Atlantic City New Jersey. Captain Parker organized a volunteer crew to launch a surf boat and ferry the sailors to shore safely.
London July 19 Lady Curzon of Kedleston wife of the former viceroy of India died after a long illness. Heart failure was the final cause though complications from a two year old illness contributed. Born Mary Leiter of Chicago she married George N Curzon in 1900 and leaves two daughters Daisy Leiter and Nancy Leiter.
John Daly, patient at Dun ning insane asylum, climbed to the roof and threatened to jump as attendants pursued him. After an eight hour siege, Daly was talked down and locked up. Also reports from Buffalo on open shop gains and a fatal shooting in Ashtabula, and Philadelphia named convention city.
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