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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
1
A writ of habeas corpus seeks the arrest of Le W. Pe for contempt of the twelve member committee in Vastivatine. The case concerns a dispute over a qxton mil syndwat and related charges arising from a 24 state dispensary matter.
A telegrapher error caused a collision near Lancaster Pennsylvania involving the Pennsylvania Limited and a construction train. Three crew members were injured, with one engineer severely bruised, a baggageman sprained, and a fireman escaping unharmed. Fire risk followed as engines and cars caught fire but no passengers were harmed. An earthquake was reported in Manila with tremors felt on June 5 and 6, mainly near Samar.
The piece extols Pure White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil as the standard for paint quality. It argues skilled painters choose these components for even wear and strong adhesion, stressing proper mixing tailored to the surface for best results.
The French government approved a pension for the widow of Professor Curie, honoring the late physicist and his wife who aided during the discovery era. The obituary notes Marie Curie is under forty and the daughter of a Polish physics professor.
The House Agriculture Committee pressed the Neill Reynolds meat inspection inquiry as Thomas E. Wilson of Nelson Morris Co. urged opposition to the Beveridge amendment citing annual inspection costs. Neill testified about a Chicago vet's idea to delay a report for 20 days to improve conditions and protect trade.
Washington June The minority leader John Sharp Williams of Mississippi says the Democrats may filibuster in the House if Speaker refuses a vote on separate statehood provisions. He noted the party has limited itself to constitutional privilege to block consent and force a vote, signaling potential delay tactics if denied.
A tornado struck Goessel Kansas disabling much of the town with many homes and businesses destroyed and several lives lost. The German Mennonite settlement 15 miles southwest of Hillsboro suffered the worst damage while the Mennonite hospital sustained only minor harm.
A story of a boy named William Carstead said to have been taken from Booneville area, found wandering with disjointed recollections of San Antonio and Torreon. Authorities list possible links to New York, with Station Agent Waltz caring for the child as efforts continue to locate relatives and verify his identity.
The Senate returns the reference on the interstate rate bill after debate. Members defend free salaries and the power of the Interstate Commerce Commission while plans for statehood progress and Beveriga’s leadership on the report loom.
Philadelphia city leaders consider municipal ice plants after prices doubled over last year. Council adopts a resolution asking the health and charities director to obtain cost estimates for multiple city sections and asks the city solicitor to assess local obstacles to municipal ice production. Mine strike expands with Ohio operators and miners split. miners pledge 1993 scale and plan to fund strikers with weekly benefits and state and national support.
Testimony in a Pennsylvania railroad inquiry shows President Cassatt favored abolishing private cars and a community of interest plan, with officials noting rebating ended when the plan began. Other witnesses include Joseph Aiken and S F Poile discussing stock holdings and car allocations amid a broad probe of railroad practices.
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