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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1904
Page
1
Mrs Parker wife of Judge Parker is described as Dutch in heritage and a Schoonmaker by birth. Her daughter married Rev Charles Mercer Hall and the couple have two children, with Grandpa and Grandma Parker deeply fond.
We offer 750 Foulard Silke at 4 80 and White Dotted Swies at 3 50 to 4 50. Jap Silk cooling waist fabrics from Z Horikoshi & Co at 6 23. Knickerbock dress fabrics and fine drapery sold pre auction. 86 inch Jap Silk washable for summer at 6 23. Big men’s 1.50 Gent’s Summer Magli gee Shirts at 1.00. Limited stock, single price sale with emphasis on value.
From London the Tangier correspondent of the Daily Mail reports Raisuli’s terms largely accepted by the sultan and the Shereef of Wazan managing talks. Perdicaris and Varley’s release expected in days as the United States warns against brigandage. a Tangier-to-Fez money move raises risks of interception. Recovered captives, and New Jersey Prohibitionists nominate Parker for governor, with platform urging arbitration and tariff reforms. Jamison, the tower operator killer, is reportedly arrested in Pennsylvania.
Japanese forces have captured Siuyen driving Russians from the town and appear to push toward Hai Cheng. Gen Kuropatkin reports Japanese movement along Takushan and Feng Wang Cheng roads, with heavy fighting near Siuyen and Saimatsze, while observers debate whether the Thrust is a real offensive or a distraction from Port Arthur.
A Tokyo cablegram received by the Japanese legation dated June 10 says General Kuroki reports a detachment of Japanese troops occupied Sai. The message notes that losses on the Japanese side were small. Further details are not provided in the excerpt.
Mrs Leroy Jones, a wealthy New York woman, vanished recently after leaving her home. She was found wandering in a boarding house hall bedroom, penniless, seeking employment as a servant, with signs that her mind may be affected.
June reports claim three killed and 24 wounded in action as forces under General Kuroki press toward Sigyen and Tomucheng after landings at Takushan. Enemy strength cited as 4000 cavalry and six guns with several officers captured. Naval analysts note Russians clearing Port Arthur entrance with 18 ships and 17 destroyers in the fleet.
The Daily Mail reports two infernal machines were discovered on the night of June 7 hidden in tobacco boxes at the Tsarskoye Selo Palace, one in the dining room and one in the audience chamber. The devices were functioning when found and the claim is disputed. Also noted are risks to M Jadovski in Berne and a fatal trolley accident in Norfolk witnessed by a mother and six children. Cardinal Satolli arrives in New York with over 700 clergy and laity welcoming him at Archbishop Farley’s residence.
Harrisburg June 11 Governor Pennypacker named P Knox of Pittsburgh to be attorney general of the United States to succeed M S Quay. He released a lengthy statement explaining he will not call an extra session to fill the unexpired Quay term, asserting constitutional mandate for immediate appointment and full Senate representation. The papers arrived from Philadelphia via Private Secretary Wharton, and a return to Harrisburg is expected Monday with Knox's commission.
In Philadelphia the University of Pennsylvania dedicated its new largest well appointed laboratory costing about 706 090 dollars. Attended by physicians educators and public men including delegates to the American Medical Association convention in Atlantic City. Dedicatory addresses were given by trustees and leading academics from Harvard Yale Michigan and the University of Pennsylvania.
New York June 11 Mrs Hannah Elias was discharged after testimony by John F Platt the aged millionaire who caused her arrest for extortion He could not recall payments claimed to exceed 600000 and admitted giving her money to keep quiet The crowd outside the court reacted with booing as Elias was rearrested then released on bail.
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