04 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1905
Page
1
Fragmentary notice reports Sally Frargous, described as heiress, united in marriage with a New York partner. Other names appear garbled, rendering details incomplete. The brief hints at a wedding tied to the Roush Riders and an heiress from Kane.
District Attorney Howard G announces Cunliffe faces a potential six year sentence on Saturday November 73 after pleading guilty to the diary crime. A statement may be made before sentencing. Schwab cancels a large mortgage in Lehigh Valley.
A Detroit based inquiry by Special Agent J A Williamson examines how to secure profitable employment amid uncertain job markets. The report discusses available positions and the role of The Herpicine Co in guiding applicants through a formal sampling process.
A chaotic report describes mass violence against Jews in Kishineff and Odessa with streets filled by rioters. Hundreds killed or wounded as shops burn, markets close, and fear spreads. Government and troops attempt to impose order amid reports of arson, looting, and siege conditions.
Fragmented text references Miss Sarah Deen and Senator Frazier with unclear roles in Tenutressen and Hy Dbrantelt. Mentions a governor, an assistant Prager, and a future act involving water. details are garbled and names uncertain, making the event hard to confirm.
Reports from leading provincial towns in Russia claim escalating anti Jewish attacks with 140 percent casualty estimates and 10,000 wounded. In Kiev the police and military clash as Cossacks fire into crowds, killing 12 and wounding 44 amid widespread destruction in Jewish markets. Berlin dispatches describe brutal rioting and arson against Jewish residents with homes burned and killings confirmed.
Disjointed dispatch describes trials, arson hints, and a Kenyon College related death tied to a track meet. Mentions witnesses, ballots, a world record, and unnamed individuals with unclear roles. The garbled text references Gambier and Sinai and hints at disputes over records and restore efforts.
Prince Louis of Prussia arrived in Washington to meet President Theodore Roosevelt and study Britain’s modern navy. He was greeted at the White House by the President and Mrs Roosevelt, with Sir Mortimer Durand presenting the royal message. The hour long reception included Vice President Fairbanks, the British ambassador and Lady Durand, and senior naval officers.
Philadelphia reports detail an ongoing inquiry into municipal building contracts. City architect W. Pawel cites unfinished power house work at the hospital grounds and overcharges by Henderson & Co. The mayor confirms payments and asserts plans were not built to original specs. A former city official is named in alleged contract fees. Canada import limits and printer shortages add to the tension in the broader story.
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