14 May 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1906
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes a session adjournment to Tuesday and mentions May Day as a holiday. The readable portion references political actions and a desire to proceed with or respect a social holiday, but key names, dates, and context are missing.
A garbled report references a speech by Ve ius, a tale of an upper chamber, and a murder linked to a young worker. It notes identification of a suspect resembling the features of a person linked to non-appearance, police involvement, and a body moved after death. The piece ties to a 1906 era execution and a priest, via dispatches from an unnamed agency.
New York May 14 The state insurance department released fire loss figures tied to recent California blazes. Data from fire and fire marine companies operating in New York show estimated net losses and impairment levels as reported by the insurers and the industry. Directors and major stockholders face the financial impact reflected in the disclosures.
DIAN PRINCE ARRIVES KI VISIT THE PRESIDENT. The Maharajah of Baroda, stopping at the Waldorf Astoria, plans to meet Yale Princeton Harvard and Cornell during a U S visit. He expresses interest in Indian students and to tour New England and other regions before continuing the journey.
In Trem area an entry of aspirants includes National Miles Dougherty and P G Gallagher of Maii Hazieten Jean Dorpier Sirenson and Meakes. Workers show no support for eviction laws amid May 14 developments. local political lines form as campaigns begin.
In Zion City on May 14 followers of Vetiva clashed with Wilbur Glenn supporters during a Dowie address. A Zion Guard restored order as several dozen men attacked a critic, others shouted threats and calls of treason. Dowie, weakened, was carried from the platform and later a second disturbance erupted at an after meeting.
Mrs Jefferson Davis, ill in New York, improves after family arrives for a two week stay. She was 74 last Monday and received well wishes from supporters while authorities await her health rebound. Senator Hesburn of Idaho, 73, suffering a catarrhal appendicitis recurrence, resigns duties for a month. Gold shipments totaling 9 million arrive in New York aboard La Touraine and Umbria. Mrs Sue Martin of Falsonia, Miss., credits Chambarlain Stomach and Liver Tablets for relief from stomach trouble. Available at A Pearre's Drag Store.
Eva Morss three years old and two other children wandered from home on Thursday. After several nights in freezing Shenandoah mountain conditions they were found half starved and near death. Parents and searchers describe the scene as joyous yet sombre as physicians treat the two girls for exposure and hunger.
In North Carolina on May 14 Rosie Davis and Kate Waller both about 11 years old drowned when a sailboat on the Muiliea river capsized after the rudder came loose and the boat overturned. Frank Sharp and Henry Gries with the girls were unable to rescue them despite swimming attempts in a larger boat and a smaller craft.
May 14 Buffalo and Connellsville reports describe grim outcomes as workers at collieries resume functions under a continuation of the Anthracite strike. In Buffalo Joseph Cras son, 21, beaten to death by an unknown assailant near lower Iey street after siding with strikebreakers. In Connellsville J J Neil, a brakeman, crushed to death when his foot was caught in a frog during yard switching.
The story details political maneuvering over a court review limit in the tariff bill, with Chandler and Tillman clashing with President Roosevelt and Lodge denying falsehoods. It also reports a failed dynamite plot against a Scranton bridge and a lightning strike injuring children in Eggleston Township.
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