10 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes words about proving something to do with honest dressing and purity and mentions The Herpiede Co Detroit Michigan. The readable portions indicate a promotional or editorial blurb likely about medical or cosmetic products.
Philadelphia November 10 The Committee of Seventy announced a nonpartisan panel will draft an overhaul of the ballot law to be submitted to the next legislature. Involving Elections Reform groups and city and state parties, the effort aims to codify election laws and study modern standards from other states. Harrisburg November 1 The Revenue Commissioners opened an inquiry into the state treasury to verify bond values held by banks and trust companies for public funds. General Carson stated the secretary of the commonwealth and the auditor general will join the treasurer in selecting depositories where over 19.7 million dollars are deposited.
Reports from St Petersburg describe a volatile reaction to a Cronstadt mutiny rumor wave. Officials say the revolt was halted by 7400 troops, but casualty estimates range around 290 while fears persist of broader morale damage.
An eccentric paragraph describes Mes Burke-Roche as a society woman with many pets and strong ties to the Brunk family. It alleges her ex-husband J Burke-Roche caused a tipped boat transfer from English to Russian hands amid Russo Japanese era tensions.
In the turmoil surrounding governance a former interior minister and Trepoff clashed over regime changes while Count Witte supported broad suffrage. Trepoff argued misunderstood blame for recent horrors, as officials sought to appease the crowd amid ongoing unrest. A separate report details a Philadelphia loss of a $700,000 bundle of foreign certificates from a delivery boy’s bag.
New York Life Insurance through its counsel and former officials asked Judge Adams for an injunction to block Missouri Insurance Superintendent Vandiver from enforcing an order barring the company from doing further business in Missouri. Judge Adams granted a restraining order halting enforcement until a hearing set for November 20.
Witness Richard B. Conant, once of Tarrvteyon New York, testifies he saw two men load Mrs Margaretta Todd's body from a carriage to the railroad tracks near Philadelphia on the night of October 7. He reports the body placed on the Reading Tailload embankment and hints at insurance angles.
A court order compelled John H Voorhis to receive ballots from boxes seized in New York City. Police guarded wagons as ballots were moved to election board storage while officials planned further action. Mayor McClellan hired counsel to navigate the mayoralty contest amid ongoing fraud investigations.
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