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28 Mar 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1905
Page
1
Brief classified item indicates an advertisement placement with sparse readable text. No names or dates are clearly legible. Further details unavailable from the fragment.
Mrs Cassie L Chadwick was sentenced to 10 years in the Ohio state penitentiary after a 7 count indictment. Judge Robert W Taylor imposed two year terms on four counts and one year terms on two counts, with totals totaling ten years. Chadwick appeared unswayed, saying she would consult her attorneys, while the defense plans appeals challenging multiple sentences for separate counts.
An advertisement touts Dr Chase s Blood and Nerve Food as the best remedy for paralysis locomotor ataxia and blood and nerve diseases. It urges buyers to verify authentic Philadelphia production and claims it builds flesh muscle and strength. Price 50 cents per box, five boxes for 2.00, book free. Clinton E Main of Frederick Maryland endorses the product.
President Castro and Minister Herbert Bowen, once close, grew cold after Castro refused to arbitrate with the United States. Attorney General Maly said Venezuelan proceedings in the New York and Bermades asphalt case were irregular, denying justice. Castro has entangled Venezuela with Haly and France.
Richard Creedon, a laborer, was blown from a tunnel under the East River between Brooklyn and the Battery by an explosion. He surfaced 20 feet up, was rescued and lightly injured, while three companions were saved with painful but non serious injuries. The event occurred during work on a forward tunnel section intended to link Manhattan and Brooklyn subway lines.
George Myrra of Jenkintown, temporarily insane from his wife’s illness, attacked himself with a hatchet in a delirious frenzy injuring his head and skull. He was found bleeding at home and taken to the Jewish Hospital in serious condition. His wife has been ill with pneumonia for weeks.
Mohawk river ice gorge bursts into the Erie canal near Schenectady, tearing 200 feet of embankment and flooding streets. Trains stopped, canal boats wedged under a drawbridge, and power and water supplies disrupted as the resume of traffic is delayed. In nearby towns water rises and lowlands flood as the river climbs.
Reports from March describe Japanese withdrawal from the Russian front near Manchuria and possible shift toward Vladivostok as Russia contemplates mobilization and cabinet reshuffles. Ambassadors note tensions in St Petersburg as reforms, bandit activity, and labor unrest ripple through Siberia and Crimea.
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