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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1905
Page
1
Labor agitator admits murder in anti immigration protest
Lionel Terry, a British born labor agitator, confessed to killing an elderly Chinese man in Wellington New Zealand. He claimed the act was a protest against alien immigration after lecturing on Anglo Saxon purity. He wrote to Lord Plunkett before surrendering to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
er Moana
Wellington
N. Z
Lionel Terry
United States
Terry
Lord Plunkett
Oxford
Garrison Artillery
British Horse Guards
New Zealand
Hair Tells Character And Baldness Cure Ad
An old advertisement argues hair color signals traits and claims baldness stems from dandruff germs. It cites Prof Sabouraud’s rabbit experiment and promotes Newbro's Herpicide with the slogan Destroy the cause you remove the effect. Sample request details and a special agent name are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabouraud
Paris
France
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Williamesn
President Roosevelt's New Orleans reception cheers
The president's visit to New Orleans featured a grand parade through crowded streets and a challenging speech, with police unable to hold a reviewing platform. A luncheon reception drew 625 guests, eliciting nonstop cheers as officials were praised for their work against yellow fever. Roosevelt planned a wireless link to shore from the West Virginia as he prepared to depart for Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
NanLirk
south
Roosevelt
Magnolia
Washington
West Virginia
Norfolk
Lafayette Square
cor weil
Blanchard
Behrman
Sanders
Progressive Union
Tsar's heavy warnings as St Petersburg braces for unrest
Panic grips St Petersburg as rumors swirl of troop deployment and railway blockades. General Trepott and General Frepoff vow order, while imperial yachts Polar Star and Strela ready for emergency use. Rail strikes cripple transport but city reports few direct disorders amid scale of famines and mobilizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Trepott
St. Petersburg
Frepoff
Cronstadt
Peterbor
Moseny
Brest
Kuan
Moscow
Finland
Forcea
Thas
council of ministers
andi
Kolas
M. Witte
Poland
German colony on large island near Australia described
Story describes a German possession, a vast New Guise island north of Australia, about 95 times the size of Texas and Louisiana, jointly owned by Germany Britain and Holland. It notes a large native police force, cannibal natives, and that interior exploration is limited. A photo shows a native murderer captured by German police after attacking missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New Guises
Australia
Texas
Louisiana
Great Britain
Holland
Four Dead in Burned House in Asbury Park Blaze
In Asbury Park on October 27, Isabelle Spivey a 34 year old colored mother and her three children Marie Louise 10 Gladys 7 and a three year old boy perished in a house fire. Authorities suspect two girls were killed before the blaze. Coroner Pennett Long Branch opened an investigation while the husband Harvey G Spivey was not in the house when the fire started. The origin remains unknown and officials noted the skulls of two children were crushed possibly by firefighters. Bodies found in debris. Also reported: William J Lant of Philadelphia died in Rome at 65 with services planned at American College. Paragraph notes his Philadelphia retirement and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
Isabelle Spivey
Marie Louise
Gladys
Pennett
Long Branch
Harvey G. Spivey
Bennett
Spiver
Annexation stirs Cuba as ministers named in plot
Havana newspapers denounce annexation as a conspiracy linked to the Anglo Cuban treaty. They name Herbert G. Squiers, the American minister, among alleged annexationists, alongside Spaniards and Cubans. Squiers says he has not engaged with Cuba's annexation talk beyond official duties and the recall report is treated as a joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squires
St. Havana
United States
Herbert G. Squiers
Squiers
Cuba
Squers
Gunliffe Pleads Guilty in Pittsburg Larceny Case
Edward G. Cunliffe, an Adams Express rider, pleaded guilty to two larceny charges in Pittsburgh court, admitting theft of 167.60 dollars. Sentence was suspended until tomorrow. He acted without counsel and questions arise about his mental balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunliffe
Pittsburg
Edward G. Cunliffe
Adams Express reacber
Cunliffe
Adams Fixpress company
Pinkerton
GUPFEY SURE BERRY WILL WIN in Pennsylvania race
Pennsylvania Democrats say outcome is decided by turnout. At Harrisburg on October 27 Daniel J L Driscoll elected temporary chair. party officials emphasized honesty and tax relief, with Berry poised to win a majority as reports from county chairmen indicate strong support and a high chance of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Daniel JL Driscoll
St. Mary's
vilains
caruy y au
teasyn
Colapel
lyania
Enterprise National Bank
Diood
commonwealth
Berry
Way Never Reopen Books of Wrecked Bank In Heaelessly
Pittsburg Va Oct 2 It is not probable the Enterpy National Bank will reopen its doors Many directors say their only hope is to salvage assets The books are muddied making a lucid statement of affairs unlikely Judge Oldnam says no prospect of continuing business Collateral of 70 90 0 deposited by Arthur Kennedy for a loan of 320 900 is missing Special examiner Moxie will report to the US District Attorney Dunkle who coordinates with Attorney General Moody Six people burned to death in a railroad wreck at Hat Springs Ark The second annual convention of the National League of Postmasters of the Fourth Class was held in Washington John Adams colored convicted of manslaughter in Buffalo for killing Joan Graham sentenced to 1 to years in prison
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
National Bank
uank
F .F. Oldnam
Arthur Kennedy
E P. Moxie
department of justice
United States
Dunkle
Moody
Hat Springs Ark
National League of postmasters
Washington
John Adams
Buffalo
N. Y
Joan Graham
Roosevelt movement praised by Philadelphia crowd and cabinet watchers
In Philadelphia a large gathering praised President Roosevelt and the reform movement. Charles Emory Smith said Roosevelt's cabinet was impressed and watching progress. Major Weaver spoke of gas and water works issues and alleged Republican schemes. Alice Roosevelt traveled to Washington after a Harriman train stop. A separate report notes an attempted lynching threat after a football ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philladelphia
Saibeedin
Ulome Ownerg
porter xe
Kooveveltig
Mer Sinai
Safe- Board of American Liberties
Major Weaver
Mr. Smith
Roosevelt
Theodora Roosevelt
Philadelphia
United States
Smith
Weaver
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EBERT & SONS, MANUFACTEURERS
EBERT & SONS
WEST PATRICK _STREET
Frederick County
Birely’s
Corner Market
Church Streate, Frederick, Md
STUDEBAKER
JOHNSTON
CROWN DRILL
BRADLEY
Carroll Street
Frederick, Md
East Fifth Street
LM. NIXDORFFE, Jr
i Court St
Central
Hank
esdiy
DENT
PEARRE'S
STRAUS GUNST & CO
J. A. KIDWILER
B.&O
Frederick
G. WARING TYSON
é&c
Ostroll and
Patrick Streets
Life Klour
H. O
H. G
AMOS UBNER
CLARY
DEVILBISS & UBNER, INSURANCE
DOLL & ALBAUGH BUILDING
N. Market Street
Oldawis
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Wi. Patrick St
Frederick, Me
Pennsy
Mount Holly
N. J
Burlington
American Ice company
Pennsylvania Railroad company
Kinkora
Sharon
Leonard Magnetia
Pascal
Garina
MARKEY’S
TREPORE
RUSSEL
Cleveland
Nebraska
Princston
NLT
dentrover
Clevwand
Xeh
J, Sierhnn Morten
Clead
Princeton
atheac
NEW GUINEA
ROME
Wiliam Lant
William J Lant
Mgr. Kennedy
American College
Lant
William E. Lant
Europe
Mr. Lant
Blakecounty
Lancaster
Julie Dunn
GUPFEY SURE BERRY
CHARLES EMORY SMITH
Alice
New York
E. H. Harriman
Miss Alice Roosevelt
Jersey City
Erie
Mr. Harriman
Arden
Buss Roosevelt
Beardman and
McMillen
Gilman
J. C. McNnichi
Miss Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
East 727 street
Atlanta
G. W. Moore
Peachtree road
Meare
Gelece
Bud.hannen
W. Va
Jonn Weir
TV van Cniversuts
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