10 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
1
Mrs Mares testified about a possible restraint of trade among western meat packers. She previously worked as a stereographer for one company and kept carbon copies of ledgers and documents, including reminiscences of beef trust methods.
A young woman believed to be Leah Leitman jumped to death from the Long Island Sound steamer Hartford as it neared Hell Gate. Passengers in an adjacent stateroom reported she cried nearly all night while aboard. Bryan Distributing College Bequests Ithaca N Y June 10 President Schurman Cornell received a check for 10 from William J Bryan part of 1001 left by Philo Sherman Bennet to be divided among 25 colleges.
President Roosevelt makes first Virginia farm stop at Albemarle property Mrs Roosevelt recently bought from William K Wilmer near Charlottesville. A small crowd gathers as the president disembarks and is greeted by locals and farm owner. He plans to stay through Monday, touring Wilmer brothers homes and the 18 acre tract. The site lies east of Keene and north of Swattaville, with officials and residents observing.
An antiquated note extols nature sparing the rose from grief and praises Newbro's Herpicide for destroying a hair germ causing destruction. It promotes a Detroit based product via a special agent and druggists, urging stamps for a sample.
President Roosevelt's Washington trip to Virginia is marked by confidence that peace talks between Russia and Japan are near. The note to belligerents urges direct negotiations, with Tokio, Moscow, and Washington described as optimistic. Aimed at ending the war, the dispatch calls for direct, intermediary-free talks between the two powers.
In Philadelphia on June 10 Mayor Weaver announced an advisory committee and said he would consult business leaders for city matters. John A. Acker, water works storekeeper, was arrested for false certifications and accepting bribes, with bail set at 2090 dollars. The director of supplies is believed to back the prosecution.
Reports from Copenhagen note disapproval by the Danish royal family toward a Danish prince ascending Norway’s throne. A national convention in Norway is expected, with strong talk of declaring a republic as Russia and Germany threaten nonrecognition without royal consent. King Oscar reportedly avoids war, while officials cite preemptive steps by Prime Minister Michelsen before veto events.
Yesterday in the American League Cineage 2 Athletices 2 Clt innings Boston 7 st Tatas Cleveland 1 New York Detroit 7 Washington National League Philadelphia 7 St Louis 2 Pittsburg 12 York Chicago 3 Boston 2 10 innings Cincinnati v 4 Brooklyn 2 A mine explosion at Sitigan burned seven men. President Casio inaugurated as president of Venezuela in Caracas. Arthur T. Gibbons of St Paul Minnesota jailed two years for embezzling. Prank f Leary died in New York quarantine hospital of yellow fever. The Pennsylvania Railroad donated 10000 dollars to Harriston hospital for victims of the week of May.
A New York review notes generally improved trade amid rising temperatures and less rain. Manufacturing stays steady in textiles. iron and steel demand remains high despite last month’s peak production. Foreign commerce shows gains. rail traffic and banking data indicate growth, while insurgents in Samar suffer heavy losses and a poisoning case prompts arrests.
Paul Morton was elected chairman of the Board of Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Presidents and vice presidents including Alexander, Hyde, Tarbell, Wilson, and McIntyre resigned. Hyde sells stock to policyholders. Morton secures free hand for reforms amid conservative opposition.
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