26 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
1
An advertisement argues against using soapless methods to remove dandruff and baldness. It touts Newbro's Herpicide as a scalp germicide that kills the parasitic germ feeding on hair roots. Claims it is the original genuine product, sold by druggists with a sample offer via 1 cent stamps to The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
Charges filed against United Traction Company of Reading for charter revocation over alleged free passes to public officials. Also petitions to revoke Citizens' Eight Heat and Power charter for Portage examined by Attorney General on July 26. President Palma grants pardons to three Americans in Isle of Pines after diplomatic efforts.
Papers served on Mayor Tom L Johnson in Cleveland demand he appear in common pleas court to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt for defying a temporary injunction. The injunction halted tearing up Fulton Street tracks, a move tied to a franchise dispute between Cleveland Electric Railway and municipal rivals Forest City line and Municipal Traction.
Pittsburg July 26. Counsel for Augustus Wartje renewed efforts to discredit Blanche Ashby a key Hartje witness and prove she admitted lying for pay while several Washington witnesses testified she had promised money for a false deposition. Hartje case follows other crimes and motions across the region.
Baltimore reports unprecedented secrecy as William Lee the African American convicted of assaulting two women in Somerset County is sent by steamer Governor McLane to Somerset to be executed aboard the vessel. Authorities fear mob violence on shore and have arranged a shipboard gallows to avert lynching while the journey proceeds by water toward the county.
W E Foster general auditor for United States Sugar Refining Company was ordered by Judge Hough to comply with grand jury demands for books and documents. Foster had refused to produce materials, prompting the court to threaten contempt sanctions if he does not comply.
Secretary Loeb said the president will not campaign in Pennsylvania this fall. He plans a nonpolitical speech at Harrisburg on October 4 for the dedication of the new state capitol building and a nonpolitical talk at the York County Fair in York, Pa., on the same day.
A warehouse storing 50 000 vars of rice at Beaumont Texas burned, causing an estimated loss of 215 400 dollars. A. Baldwin Johnson a leading Washington coal dealer was found dead from heart disease in his bed. Two men died and four were injured in a freight wreck on the Northern Pacific at Valley City North Dakota. The Sartivel home near Carlton Minnesota burned. three children perished and Mrs Sartivel was fatally injured. The Sith annual meeting of United States League of Building and Loan Associations was held at Clorkeath Ohio.
Reports from near Banco describe a sharp engagement between a large band of Pulajanes and an American column led by Captain Gere T. McMantor. The fight lasted about 30 minutes with 180 men reportedly wounded or killed and the insurgents estimated around 500. The American force included 50 constabulary under Captain Neville and 240 infantry under Captain McMantor, who retreated the Pulajanes after repeated charges.
Reports from St. Petersburg describe strategic delays as revolutionaries urge workers to wait for a broader national movement. Officials seek relief for famine districts through extended works and budget cuts while political maneuvering continues over cabinet appointments and provincial disturbances.
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