03 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
1
In a report from Marylang druggists and J A Williamson special agent, a new treatment claimed to prevent baldness cites a compound named Herpi and a procedure reducing hair loss, with initial testing in the Mert region suggesting notable scalp improvements for men seeking fuller hair.
A Camden New Jersey boy fatally shoots his sister during a family shooting incident in a store near their home. The boy claimed the gun discharged as he turned, striking Freda in the face and shoulder. The mother was frightened as the scene unfolded.
Long dispatch from St Petersburg notes Finland unrest easing but St Petersburg strife continuing. Workmen council urges universal suffrage and democratic republic while newspapers resist censorship and strikes persist. calls for amnesty, troop withdrawal, and broader political reform amid revolutionary tension.
Nov 3 Odessa declares martial law as militiamen seal streets with Maxim guns and force civilians indoors after curfew. Firefights, revolvers, and shelling reported near Jewish quarters. casualties and wounded number unknown. Foreign consulates guarded by soldiers as gunfire shifts toward the Jewish quarter. Monks vow no Jew will survive.
In Roxbury New York references to Jay Gould and the Gould Memorial Church appear. The text notes Gould as founder and memory, highlighting a buried Ha bury structure associated with Gould and his era.
In New York on November 3 relatives of Mrs. Frank Tousey, heiress of Mrs. Todd, stormed the Von Hoffman apartments and ousted Ingersoll Lockwood, the lawyer claiming a deed of trust. Lockwood had seized the property and posted guards. Sinclair Tous ey and six detectives later entered to eject him and his staff.
A rapid rally in Reading fueled a market scare on the New York Stock Exchange. Reading climbed about 13 percent within half an hour amid frantic trading and speculation that it could hit 3900, while Northern Pacific also surged, triggering a broad selloff and widespread unease across financial centers.
At a meeting in Manchester Allegheny County Pennsylvania the Repositories committee led by A Greene pastor aimed to recover funds from the Enterprise Peak Bank collapse. Reports show $201 on notes since closing. State receiver and bank officials indicate judgments entered against former directors totaling $2 with further actions ongoing.
The sheriff attached funds in the hands of two local Royal Arcanum councils in Wilmington after a Mecklenburg County Superior Court writ filed by former July Armstrad Burwell and others protests the order’s recent insurance rate increase. Local officers would not discuss the situation or disclose fund amounts.
Chicago November 3. Meat packers including J Oxden Armour and other defendants file a new plea in bar arguing immunity from prosecution. They contend a government deal promised favorable testimony in exchange for information from the industry official and a commissioner, aiming to treat such evidence as if sworn under oath. The defense argues the pact grants rights and immunities as if testimony was given under oath.
Two men are in police custody on homicide charges connected to a body disposed of in Winthrop harbor. Crawford alias Albert E and a companion, reportedly taken from Tremont Street Hospital, allegedly dismembered the body and concealed parts in dress suitcases and a hand satchel. Howard denies knowledge of the crime and remains silent. Inspector Watts may arrive with witnesses.
The article describes George Brann and Dr Walter Rye in a strange performance tale. Brann suffers dental issues after a plate was removed and later wears two gold teeth. The act features a provocative display as the show travels on the road with the performer billed as a wild man from Africa.
British and American officers watch a 900 strong midshipman brigade as Prince Louis and Admiral Sands inspect the ranks at Annapolis during a Mayflower visit. The prince praises the academy’s training and the drill follows the review, amid a festive Admiral Evans dinner.
A 50 foot whale near shore near Atlantic City caused alarm among boardwalk crowds who mistook it for a yacht turned on its side. Boatmen failed to harpoon the creature, and the whale disappeared after spouting.
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