28 Jun 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
1
An advertisement promotes Newbro's Herpicide claiming it prevents hair loss and thickens growth for women with thinning hair. It notes sample availability via Wein stamps and lists The Herpicide Co. as the producer with A. Williamson as special agent.
Washington reports Thomas E. Waggaman, 69, former treasurer of the Catholic University, died of face cancer at a Maryland farmhouse after months away from city duties. He reportedly left behind large sums owed to creditors and had lived as a collector of art once sent to New York.
Harrisburg June 2 The Democratic state convention nominates Lewis Emery Jr. for Governor with Jere S. Black as Lieutenant Governor William T. Creasy for Attorney General and John J. Green for Secretary of Internal Affairs The platform largely covers state issues with a single plank commenting on Bryan nomination The convention notes fusion prospects with the Lincoln Party and reports a small turnout of 227 delegates
A party platform and convention report from Philadelphia outlines nominations for state offices under the Lincoln Party. It notes Rudolf Blankenburg's declination for lieutenant governor and George W. Merrick’s candidacy for auditor general, with Democrats likely to fill vacancies. The platform advocates election reform, regulation of corporations and transportation, strict franchise controls, and broader liability and health safeguards.
Washington reports a compromise proposal for the meat inspection bill. Conferees propose a 6 cent tag on cattle and 3 cent tag on sheep to fund inspection, with all revenue returned to the treasury and the $2,009 permanent appropriation kept. Pack ers would cover roughly half the annual inspection cost under the plan.
Philadelphia District Attorney John Bell said he will bring criminal proceedings against more than a dozen local wholesale ice companies accused of forming a conspiracy to raise ice prices. The city has seen a 190 percent price increase and Bell, after over a week of investigation, believes criminal action is warranted. Conspiracy charges carry fines up to 500 dollars and up to two years imprisonment.
In a Tombs hearing Thaw refused to submit to a physical examination claiming only force could compel him. Mrs Thaw visited with him, while judges and doctors detailed the obstinacy and planned insanity defense. Investigations broaden to Habits, movements, and Europe voyage with his sister aboard Kaiser Wilhelm II.
In New Brunswick the New Jersey Supreme Court declared unconstitutional an act approved in the 121st winter session that provided for court review of police board actions dismissing officers and reducing them in rank.
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