02 Jun 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
1
A garbled report notes Queen Victoria’s lineage and a granddaughter now in focus. It mentions a German prince’s daughter and a German Sie, with references to royal titles, a Br squadron, and the young bearer’s austere condition, though many words are unclear.
The president plans to release a report on conditions in meat packing plants. Aims to use the findings to shape proposed federal inspection and address domestic concerns. The report is expected to influence labor and agricultural policy amid opposition from some groups.
Civil guards hunt anarchists as bomb attempt mars Madrid streets during the royal wedding. Police arrest suspects and ask for all known anarchists, citing fears of further violence as the crowd endures panic at Puerta del Sol. King Alfonso weighs delaying events amid security awakenings.
Joe Hudson and his wife aged 22 and 24 were burned to death in a Walhalla boarding house after a fire locked them in. Investigators could not reach the couple. The couple had recently married and were well known locally. John W. Lavine, a labor leader, was fatally shot by fellow union member Tobias at a Charmekers' Union hall meeting. Tobias was arrested.
An advertisement claims dandruff is caused by a germ and promises a cure with Neowhero's Herpicide. It touts quick relief from itching and glossy, soft hair, says the product is harmless and free of dyes, and urges purchase via druggists or samples from The Herpicide Co in Detroit.
A June 2 blaze in South Boston Virginia destroyed or damaged many valuable businesses including Major I A Edmondson's, First National Bank, L C Engle Jewelry, S F Gilliland department store, Jacob Summerfield furniture, and J B Griffin & Co harness works. Firefighting help from Danville and favorable winds averted residential losses. Estimates place total damage around 259,060 to 300,000 dollars with heavy losses to insurers and owners.
Telegraphs from Salvador report Gen general Toledo leading about 204 armed men with strong war chests in the southern region of Guatemala. Rebels gain arms, with Bariilas said to move on Ocos as official reports note ongoing enthusiasm and expect key developments. Meanwhile in Labrador five people died after savage dogs killed and ate them during the winter, including a man aged 35 and his elderly wife daughter and granddaughter.
Philadelphia representative Robert Adams, age 57, shot himself in his apartment after suffering heavy financial reverses. A letter to Speaker Cannon disclosed his debts exceeded resources and asked no committee or memorials. Adams died at Emergency Hospital. funeral expenses were to be paid from the house contingent fund.
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