Two Young Women Pose in Stage Photo
A readable caption notes two young women known in theater posing for a stage portrait. One figure is shown in an accompanying picture, highlighting the scene with a brief description of their appearance.
23 Jun 1906
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
1
A readable caption notes two young women known in theater posing for a stage portrait. One figure is shown in an accompanying picture, highlighting the scene with a brief description of their appearance.
A joint resolution on Jews in Russia moves after Senate McLaurin introduction. Loge approves after review, adopted without debate. In Santiago Cuba on June 23 two earthquakes, 15 seconds then a longer second shock, injuring several and scattering people into streets all night.
Attorney General Moody states the government will begin proceedings against Standard Oil under federal law for monopolistic conduct and transport discrimination. The case will probe interstate commerce violations and trusts, with Kellogg as special counsel.
Unhappiness fades as Newbro’s Hero scalp germicide hits the market. It claims to destroy the germ causing hair loss and prompts testimonials from new users. Sold by leading druggists with sample requests via stamps to The Herpicide Co Detroit.
Reports from Paterson and Washington detail sentences for embezzlement tied to building and loan associations. Separate items note a quarantine physician's sudden death and refugee policy on San Francisco reservations, plus a Baltimore disease advisory and a patent medicine plug for Chamberlain's Salve.
United States district court in Kansas City issued fines totaling 85 000 for firms and individuals convicted of accepting rebates on shipments. George I Thomas received four months in the penitentiary and 6 000 fine. L B Taggart three months and 4 000 fine. other defendants including Swift Cudahy Armour Nelson Morris and Burlington lines were fined up to 15 000 and 25 000. Appeals filed with stay of execution until June 29. Bonds set at 6 000 for Thomas and Taggart and 15 000 for others. Motions for new trials denied.
Crowds filled Trondhjem as Haakon VII and Queen were hailed at the ancient capital. Premier Michelsen placed the crown after prayers, the king bore the sceptre orb while the crowd watched a cantata and organ music amid a ceremonial atmosphere. Women wept as the procession moved through the cathedral.
The coronation of Queen Maud with King Haakon taking part featured a royal procession, a gold robe, pearl embroidery, and a benediction by the white-haired bishop of Hergen. An American delegation and dignitaries attended, including Mrs. Arran and Mrs. Field, alongside the Norwegian‑American delegation and Special Ambassador Graves receiving silver medals.
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