02 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
1
Describes insurgents in Antibes painted as identical in appearance and gear to regular troops. Notes light infantry armed with machetes and mounted riders with rifles, detailing no clear distinction between insurgents and regulars. Mentions Tomas Katrada Palma and a government pay raise for troopers.
Mrs Hartie Kilmer of East Scranton collapsed and died at Moosic M E church during the funeral service for her brother in law. The pastor was reading the text In the midst of life we are in death when she fell from her seat and passed away almost instantly. Her husband and two children were present. Heart disease is believed to be the cause.
East Lake City reports Joseph JF Smith head of the Mormon church was arraigned and bound over to the district court on a charge of flying unlawfully with wives. The complaint was sworn by a Mormon deputy sheriff and the warrant served by a Mormon sheriff. He was released on his own recognizance after waiving preliminary hearing. The case ties into scrutiny of actions prior to the Senate Smoot investigation.
A Yonkers Street Railway runaway car plummeted down Mclane Avenue, jumped the track, and overturned at a sharp turn. A child died in its mother's arms and scores were injured, many severely, with fifteen rushed to St. Joseph's hospital and nearly as many to St. John's. Police blamed a broken brake chain.
Governor Taft orders 15 day stay of eviction for families in Camp Columbia barracks and helps ease civilian hardship as 750 Marines land at Camp Columbia. Provisional leadership reviews amnesty plans with the Supreme Court amid mounting U.S. influence in Cuba.
U S cruiser Dos Moines arrived to break a standoff as about forty thousand rebels ringed Santiago Cuba within three miles. Government forces moved to secure the city amid rain, hunger, and discontent while the cruiser’s presence offered protection and potential stabilization.
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