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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1904
Page
5
Noticeable excitement surrounds Charlies Wagner's The Staple Life with a planned serial in The Daily News starting November 20. President Roosevelt reportedly endorses the book, praising its clear ideas and engaging preaching.
In York on November 2, during Nan Patterson's trial for the alleged murder of Ostesar Broderick, a skeleton and skin from Young’s finger were shown to trace the bullet’s path. Dr. O’Hanlon testified to a left-shoulder wound with hemorrhage, and witness William Stemm Jr described the cab ride to the hospital with a man and a pale woman, recalling the shot and the drug store stop.
Six negroes seen near Greensburg station held up a passenger train carrying valuables for Philadelphia Baltimore Washington New York. They boarded from the tunnel and escaped after failing to deter the train crew. Police protected bystanders, a presence of armed men sparked racial tension, while community leaders urged restraint and denounced the crime. A nearby Chesapeake and Ohio train carrying suspects to Louisville was reported. the incident heightened fear of racial clashes amid broader unrest.
Washington November reading highlights President Roosevelt praising Rev Caleb Washer for The Simple Life, a tract by Mr Wassner. He argues the book attacks arrogance in rich and poor alike and urges a republic rooted in equal worth rather than class interest.
Secretary Hay and Baron Sternburg affix signatures to the Ameri ca-German arbitration treaty in Washington at the state department. The document mirrors the Armenian-French pact in form and aims to foster amity between the two nations. Sternburg expresses satisfaction with its provisions.
Fragmentary item mentions Yu Ringling and Uncle Sam's Marines aboard a ship. References to police officers of ships, patrols, and potential enemy action appear in garbled phrasing with no coherent events or outcomes to date.
The Loknat Anzeiger reports revived claims that General Korrehi is dead, citing Chinese arrivals from Japanese camps and a fortress defense plan around Port Arthur. A Nagasaki dispatch details three Japanese destroyers engaging Russian forces, the Kasuga rescuing a survivor, and the Matsushima sinking another destroyer near Port Arthur.
Phoenixville youth George W Wahl, previously jailed on bail over the disappearance of 4 year old Miorski, is charged with murdering the Hungarian child. He claims gypsies abducted the boy. police investigated bands camping near Phoenixville.
The American Federation of Labor defeated socialist proposals including abolishing the militia and a workers pension. Debates referenced Switzerman style citizen welfare and a plan to stop a militia that could prompt armed resistance. Also noted: a missing note found in a stateroom, a ward result in Asheville and a property case in North Carolina with heirs contested.
New York Nov 23 reports on the McKinley monument project by the Tastees of the McKinley Menor Association. Architects Vanburen McGon selected. committee to review changes due to insufficient funds. About 50 000 more dollars needed. trustees aim to start stonework next spring.
Arrests for murder and dynamiting target a Chicago area strike. Several named individuals face murder and arson charges amid Tremor of protests on three fronts. Police report disruptions, violent incidents, and attempted bombings at two plants as the crackdown widens. Philadelphia dog show closes amid record entries and international interest. Mine trouble relief allows limited daily work in Havre and Wilkes Barre. News want ads offer Frederick readers a cheap way to reach everyone.
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