28 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1905
Page
1
A coastal island near Jamaica Bay sinks as buildings topple and float away with the tide. Workers report land loss and a widening water area. an immense bulkhead collapses and a fast-moving water surge reshapes the shore.
Reports from St. Petersburg and Sebastopol describe mutineers surrendering with arms amid questions of court martial. Dispatches cite reservists swayed by revolutionaries and a mutiny review in St. Vladimir Cathedral. Martial law imposed. Chouknin plans future attacks as fresh troops approach.
Prince Charles of Denmark, son of Crown Prince Frederick, is described as the future king of Norway. At thirty three, the heir lorded over royal lineage with his wife Princess Maud, daughter of King Edward. Reports note a son Prince Alexander born in July, while Emperor William's support is cited as a factor in avoiding a republic.
President Roosevelt removed William S. Leib assistant United States treasurer at Philadelphia for constant and persistent violation of civil service law. The White House statement cites efforts to evade the civil service rules hamper the commission and fraud in examinations implicating Leib and his sister.
Nine cadets at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Virginia, were dismissed for insubordination after willful absence from inspection to force expulsion. The class of Jv pledged to leave should they be dismissed, and nine cadets invited expulsion to relieve the situation. Names listed include Caricte Brevard, William Bailey, Cot tam, Marvellus Green, Ridvlick, Jones, Berdin among others.
The U S Supreme Court upholds lower court rulings in the Vermont murder case involving Mabel Rogers who faces death by execution. The decision preserves the stay of execution and allows state courts to proceed on Rogers behalf as the mandate issues.
Court martial proceedings in Annapolis recount the Meriwether Branch fight with witnesses describing Branch hitting his head on the floor twice. Meriwether may testify in his own defense as Dr Glazebrook and Lt Cmdr Masreder prepare medical and academy record testimony.
Treasury of testimonies reveals stock taken from vaults at life insurer early 1901. Randoluh and Banta describe unrecorded transactions and profitable bonds, with Morgan, Co. and New York Life involved. McCurdy resignation rumors denied while Thibaud steps back. Other lines report a decedent found and a man injured by a fall.
A fire damaged the OrY building at 537 Market in Philadelphia causing about 3000m in losses. Bacharach & Co. retail clothiers Assam Bros. wallpaper sellers and Burnstein Baum Cravis & Co. ladies wear wholesalers report partial insurance coverage. The incident looms over several firms in the market.
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