30 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1905
Page
1
Special Ten Per Cent sale announces a large stock of carriages in the city with steel and rubber tires. The dealer notes they manufacture all items and invite customers to visit to view the up-to-date collection during the late season discount.
In Bainbridge Georgia on October 30 a mob of about 300 men pulled Gus Goodman two black men from the jail and hanged him near the river outskirts after he shot Sheriff Sherry Stegall while the sheriff tried to arrest him for the murder of a colored woman. A special train was sent for a physician who declared the sheriff beyond recovery, and the mob then seized the jail keys, dragged Goodman out, and shot him repeatedly.
Women who used Newbro's Herpicide report rapid scalp cleansing of dandruff and a refreshing feel. The product is said to destroy the germ causing dandruff, stop hair loss, prevent baldness, and serve as an aristocratic hair dressing. Sold by druggists. samples available from The Herpicide Co Detroit via J A Williams, Special Agent.
Six minor officials of the Pittsburg and Westmoreland Coal company perished when they entered Hazel Kirk Mine No 1 at Hazel Kirk Pennsylvania to check a burning section. An earlier blast had already killed two. the rescuers found the fire had not been extinguished and the bulkhead was torn down, triggering a catastrophic blast. Andrew Koder survived with fatal burns, alerted rescuers, and the mine remains burning with potential extensive damage. The company recently acquired the mine for about seven million dollars. capacity is 150 tons daily with 596 workers.
One man was killed and two injured when a boiler exploded on the locomotive of a westbound Pennsylvania railroad freight train at New Brunswick. The dead man is C. H. Escheimen fireman of Philadelphia. The injured include engineer H. L. Sterling and brakeman Mervins, with severe burns and multiple injuries.
The Moscow scene grows tense as the throne of Russia wobbles amid troop redeployments from Finland. Strikes and demonstrations in St Petersburg push for constitutional liberty, food, and removal of troops from the city water works. Rumors swirl of mutinies and attacks while foreign embassies monitor, and Americans consider refuge options.
General Charles W Bartlett is a prominent Boston figure and Democratic candidate for Massachusetts governor. He has handled many notable criminal cases in the state for decades, was born in Boston, educated at Dartmouth, and is described as a skilled storyteller and attentive listener.
Reports from Odessa, Tiflis, and Boston describe violent unrest, martial law signals, and a dismembered body identified as Susan Geary. Dispatches note Cossack patrols, street clashes, and railway derailments amid broader war news and naval wireless communications with the West Virginia.
Albert Y Dearne Reid seeks writ of habeas corpus for his wife Sarah Ann St Reid alleging she was kidnapped during their honeymoon and confined at Bloomingdale asylum under a six month old commitment. The court ordered the asylum to produce her, but she did not appear due to burns from carbolic acid said to have been given during transport.
Eva Booth of the Salvation Army dodges a New York trip due to appendicitis as she was to deliver addresses here. The item notes eczema cure claims tied to Chamberlain's Salve and visits a local drugstore.
Philadelphia reports indict excessive costs in filtration system and boulevards with estimates showing $6,330 and $18,090,000 expended. Contractors McNichol Ryan & Kelley Ware Brothers face losses, officials Haddock Costello Hil blamed, and reforms urged amid alleged fraud and faulty work.
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