01 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
1
Eugene Bloch was hanged in the Lehigh County jail yard for the murder of Kate Fotainger in her rooms. He walked to the gallows, spoke little, and the drop broke the neck. A later statement to his spiritual adviser differed from earlier accounts given at trial and to the sheriff.
Reports from Mukden describe heavy fighting along 100 miles of front with Japanese assaults repelled and Russian counterattacks gaining ground on the left and center near Shakhe river. Russian forces claim to have halted further Japanese advance and inflicted heavy losses as battles continue across the line.
The Forestry building at the Lewis and Clark Centennial in Cortland Oregon stands as a unique log palace. It symbolizes Oregon and Washington forest wealth with logs weighing 32 tons, six feet in diameter and fifty eight feet long, forming a structure 206 feet by 102 feet by 70 feet.
Reports describe Japanese hill fighting east of Yentai near Liaoyang with General Kuroki’s infantry outperforming Russian cavalry. Casualties exceed 290 with Russians leaving 202 dead and machine guns lost. Gorky was banished to Riga after release on bail, Madame Gorky and son departing for Riga. Rumors of Russian unrest on the emancipation anniversary circulate, but officials deny a state manifesto while reform talks continue.
Washington reports the appointment of Diego Mendoza as Colombia's minister to the United States. The move, seen as restoring full diplomatic relations, follows Colombia's earlier reluctance over Panama's separation and debt issues. Excavations in Chattanooga uncover 20 Union soldier skeletons from Missionary Ridge remains.
Mrs Jamion Cody testified she never drugged or poisoned Colonel Cody to gain control or force a divorce. She admitted past quarrels with him, affirmed love for him, and sought reconciliation while denying wrongdoing. A daughter Arth a’s death letter appeared in court amid emotional testimony.
A fragmentary advert in Tas Naws hints at someone seeking a desired item and another party willing to pay. The note implies urgency to connect buyer and seller through a local notice. The text signals a straightforward exchange with a focus on the advertised demand and offer.
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