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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 03, 1905

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Stanford Suspect Poisoned Soda In Honolulu Death

Reports from Honolulu dated March 3 indicate police suspect a member of Mrs. Jane Stanford's household of placing strychnine in bicarbonate of soda taken by Mrs. Stanford before her death. Autopsy doctors say death due to strychnine poisoning. No clear motive found. inquest held in Stanford case pending. Funeral plans and tributes being organized by California residents in honor of Mrs. Stanford.

Honolulu Jane Stanford Henry HL V. Murray San Francisco Stanford conde dent Spillane Willian Tlenys nik ' int UWomentati, sa Vie barrie roda

Stylish Hat Dandruff Cure Warns Bald Heads

A humorous note argues hats spur hair loss and dandruff due to germs on the scalp. It promotes Newhero Werpields as a germ killer, claiming it restores healthy hair. Samples offered via 10 cent stamps to The Herpicide Co Detroit with agent J A Willismoon.

Newhro Herpicide Co Detroit Mich J. A. Willismoon

Japanese Repulse Drives Push Along Russian Front

Japanese forces repulsed an infantry assault on Putiloff and Novgorod Hills and resumed bombardment along the center, advancing to 200 yards of Russian trenches before being beaten back. Heavy siege gun bombardments continued across Sahepu Shamandi Chibantan and other centers as both sides suffered heavy losses. Japanese right wing moved to dislodge Russians near Singking Tsinkhetchen and Sunmupadzu while Russian left flank faced renewed pressure near Oubenepysa.

Mukden faimion Putiloff Novgorod progr Shakhe bridge Putiloff till Novgorod Tl Sahepu Shamandi Chibantan Chandiopa Shakhe river Tokio Manchuria Singking Yenden Tsinghochong Tsinkhetchen Tsinghocheng Tsenhsu Bentsiaputze Sunmupadzu Tiaochinhutun Sunhupoatz Waite Mountain St. Petersburg Europatkin Kuropatkin whcvh Kuroki Mukiden Oyama ton Kenpenkampft ster

Governor Hoch of Kansas and refinery bill origin

Governor Hoch of Kansas, born in Kentucky and Kansan since 1877, has supported a bill to authorize building a state oil refinery. Former county newspaper editor, Hoch was once proposed for state printer and then aided by allies to win the governorship.

Hoch Kan Kentucky counny

Japa nese Capture Village Near Amanda Pass in War News

News from the front reports Japanese forces capturing a village named Kudyaai north of Amanda Pass and advancing toward Mukden. Russian defenses are strained as Kuropatkin’s army faces mounting pressure from Kuroki’s flanking movement and Oyama’s center bombardment.

Kudyaai Amanda Pass Madyadant

Innocent Man Hanged After Tumulted Murder Case

Washington March 3 A German Jew Adolph Bloch nee Eugene Bloch confessed to the murder of Mrs Kate Fattinger on August 6 1903 in Philadelphia Orland Astorple and others doubted the innocence claim Allentown officials and relatives recount a chaotic series of denials and remorse surrounding the execution while investigations question whether an innocent man was hanged for the crime.

Washington Ti Mugene oorlad Astorpla Glock fates raptuie come parton steel mith Cinonsburg Clevingens Bloch Philadelphia Kate Pattinger Adolph Buch Fatvinger guilness Hoeh Adolph Bloch sayn Bloch Fatzinger Broch flutala

Burglary Ends in Agent’s Fatal Shot in Unionville

Unionville Conn March 3 A New York New Haven and Hartford railroad stallion agent A L durnham shot and killed one of a gang of burglars who broke into the station. The other two escaped. The body bore a wound behind the right ear. The clock and alarm alarms aided pursuit but the attackers vanished into the night.

Unionville Conn A. AL durnham New York, New Haven and Wartford railroad Tie Cremiladew

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