01 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
1
The item lists price ranges for implements with a six to eight dollar bearing and a grass shears price between eighteen and three hundred fifty. The fragmentary note hints at a catalog or sale posting from a rural shop.
James Marley known as a strike breaker endures extensive injuries from a mob clash. He hails from Pittsburg Pennsylvania and is labeled among the most hated figures in labor history. The harsh violence marks his dangerous occupation in the labor field.
Sheriff McCord arrests Judge James Nargis and Senator A Hargis along with B F French of Winchester on charges of conspiracy and aiding the murder of James B Marcum. Warrant also names Sheriff Ed Callahan of Breathitt county and accuses them of aiding Tom White and Curtis Jett, alleged killers from years past.
The notice explains Newbro's Herpicide as a destroyer of herpes related scalp conditions, claiming it kills the microbe causing dandruff itching and hair loss. The company advertises samples by mail from The Impiricide Co. Detroit Mich with agent J A Williamson.
George E. Lorenz of Toledo testifies for the government in the Crawford conspiracy trial. Lorenz admits an agreement with August Machen and Crawford to obtain post office letter carrier satchel contracts, detailing roles and kickbacks. Lorenz previously pled guilty and received a two year sentence at Moundsville.
amid tangled dispatches from Tokio and Washington details survive of the Tsushima naval battle with Rojestvensky’s fleet losing several ships and men. Only four ships reached Vladivostok including the cruiser Almaz and destroyers Grozny Bravi and Terosiahty. Admiral Rojestvensky is captured and wounded. Japanese losses include three torpedo boats sunk and about 200 men killed or disabled. Ministers debate a course of action as Russian morale wavers and the army in Manchuria remains unaware of the disaster.
Protected cruisers demtering. Aurora and Alex are still unaccounted for. Families of divers and sailors gather at the admiralty for news of missing relatives while memorial Masses are held for the dead. Two more Russian ships escape. Vidivestok. June 1 torpedo boat destroyers Bravi and Terosvihty arrive at port with crew and officers.
President Roosevelt names Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore to be secretary of the navy, succeeding Paul Morton who plans to retire July 1 to lead subway plans in New York. Rezidents say no other cabinet changes are planned, with Bonaparte a longtime intimate of the president and advisor on national issues.
A midnight assassination attempt on King Alfonso and President Loubet failed to injure the royal pair. The bomb exploded near the royal carriage, injuring five people and wounding cavalry horses. One child lost an eye. several police and a sergeant were seriously hurt. The assailant and two alleged conspirators were arrested.
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