02 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
1
Local notice proclaims the start of butchering season with offerings of shells and cartridges of all makes. A brief catalog hints at available calibers and supplier options for season preparation.
The Diesel Building on Wall Street New York, once home to major firms including a billion dollar steel trust and other industrial and railroad combinations, now sits dwarfed by surrounding sky scrapers and appears old fashioned in contrast to new developments.
Police investigate a murder suicide at a Lexington Avenue hotel after finding a man and a woman dead in a gas filled room. The woman bears a broken jaw and bruising, with the couple registering under the name Mr and Mrs Johnsson.
Disorder and anti Jewish violence sweep St Petersburg Moscow and southern cities as Cossacks police and mobs attack stores and crowds. Odessa and Kazan suffer heavy casualties amid a nationwide wave of unrest while Count Witte faces a difficult path to constitutional reform and liberal support waning.
London reports from a Daily Mail correspondent describe Russia's turmoil with pro republic demands and a harsh crackdown by General Trepoff. Rioters clash with troops in Odessa and other cities, with officers firing on crowds and a heavy toll of casualties amid violent mobs and Jewish targets.
Charles Y Armour, president of Armour Packing, leads Armour Interests in Kansas City as government prosecutes beef trust violations under Sherman antitrust law. J Ogden Armour heads Armour & Co Chicago branch, with Charles W Armour aged forty five, born on a farm in Madison New York.
Lancaster man Frank Rowland, 45, a motorman, died instantly when his gun discharged while he attempted to climb a fence near Mechanicsburg. Peter Yoats, of West Hempfield, was wounded in a gunfight with a fellow gunner and is expected to die. Dennis Wal, hunting near Canton County, died when his double barreled shotgun discharged after slipping from a stump.
Assistant district attorney announces sufficient evidence to convict Charles Henry Rogers of the murder of Fred Olmey Willits Olmey and Alice Inserick and the assault on Mrs Georgia Ingerick. A 1000 reward for arrest on grand larceny and a 3500 bounty for conviction were offered. authorities suspect Rogers may have fled or died by his own hand.
Boston reports the death of Johnny Whitley of As trim New Hampshire from complications of rapid growth that spanned years. Once tall since childhood he neared unwieldy height and grew nearly an inch every month before dying at age fourteen amid illness. In New York Edwin Parker a Philadelphia broker is suspected in a jewelry theft case tied to the J S Cabinet company, living in area hotels under alias Samuel J Long. Advertisements urge Chamberlains Salve for skin ailments with warm water and home remedies.
In Absecon area New Jersey a car overturned killing James W. A. Greeks and injuring three others including Michael G Price and Mrs Brooks. The machine’s rear wheel failure caused the crash as the party traveled from this city toward Atlantic City.
Three Viemen among victims with Americans including Mrs Machle and Dr Charles Cobbs. Ella Yenton Peiphia listed among the deceased. elder missionaries stationed in China since Belleville College and Princeton Theological Seminary background noted. The event is linked to November 2 reporting.
Officials say the Delaware and Hudson company will not be absorbed by the Pennsylvania Railroad, denying a Scranton report of a planned amalgamation. The statement came from the New York offices on November 2.
Prince Louis of Battenberg arrives with the armored cruiser squadron to Annapolis and is greeted by Rear Admiral Evans and Admiral Sands. Naval ceremonies include 21 gun salutes, a parade past the Maine and other ships, and a reception at the Naval Academy and Government House with Governor Warfield.
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