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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
1
The article praises Mile Anna Held's enduring charm, noting her refined beauty and expressive face. It contrasts her Paris debut as an ordinary country girl with her later status as a peculiarly attractive stage beauty, enhanced by gowns and millinery.
James C Way Pemya a 59 year old Democratic politician of Kansas City Kansas killed himself at his home following financial losses. The despondent man acted alone in a private tragedy reflected in his unwillingness to face mounting troubles.
Fires in Fryeburg Maine burned fifteen structures including twelve homes causing an estimated loss of 80000 dollars. Edward Rosewater editor of the Omaha Bee was found dead in the newspaper building. Helen Keer six fell from a second story window in South Bend Indiana and was fatally injured by impaling herself on a picket. A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train collided with a freight at Wheeling West Virginia killing engineer Lee McMann and fireman William Moran. Robbers in an automobile blew a safe in Highland New York securing 500 dollars in cash and 800 dollars in stamps.
Ladies troubled by thinning hair can prevent loss and thicken growth with Newbro's Herpicide. It kills the dandruff germ at the root and then hair will regrow. Sample proves its value. oil free and non staining. Sold by druggists. sample request to The Herpicide Co. Detroit. J A Willismesn special agent.
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes no obstruction to progress and a brighter outlook each week thanks to better crop reports. Wholesale trade is strong, holiday retail distribution expected to be heavy, manufacturing results are unusually good with textiles showing only irregularity. Pig iron prices rise, furnace output insufficient, steel mills strained for material. Footwear industry also tight with record hide prices. U S failures this week total 170, down from 217 last year. Canada 14, down from 19.
The Taylor Park Mining company a Colorado corporation capitalized for five million dollars was placed in the hands of a receiver on charges by Clarence H Knight of this city a creditor for five thousand dollars who says the company is hopelessly insolvent with debts of about two hundred thirteen thousand dollars The company mines gold at Dorchester Coto. Two Italians Killed In New York Sewer Explosion
Havana reports escalating insurrection risks as 3000 armed rebels near Cienfuegos and attacks on trains disrupt Cuban provinces. U.S. concerns grow over foreign property, with Possibility of intervention debated and a Cuban article warning that intervention would be worse than death.
Philadelphia reports $1 million in bonds stamped Adolph Segal power were unearthed in the Real Estate Trust investigation. Receiver George H. Earle Jr says some clerks suspected trouble and questions whether Hipple’s colleagues knew of the schemes as auditors delay credit releases after Labor Day.
Missouri Governor Folk, guest of New York Missouri Society, denounces corruption as rascality regardless of party. He urges citizens to think for themselves and reject bribery that influences municipal franchises, urging patriotism over partisanship and personal duty in governance.
In Lancaster County near Gap a Italian railroad worker, Albano Albanese, was killed during a dawn raid by four Italian robbers who entered a tin shanty where 16 laborers slept. Albanese fought back with a razor after receiving multiple knife thrusts and a gunshot. A posse is organized and pursuing the attackers as the others were restrained at the door.
American League results show New York routing Washington 20 to 6 in the second game, while Boston defeated Athletica 1 to 0. National League highlights include Chicago topping Cincinnati 8 to 1 and Pittsburgh beating St Louis 7 to 5. Other lines are unclear due to transcription errors.
William Jennings Bryan visited Connecticut delivering four lengthy addresses and speaking at a New England Democratic conference in New Haven. He was warmly received at noon and at receptions, with Garvin of Rhode Island added to a lunch program, then traveled to Bridgeport for dinner and an armory address before returning to New York.
In Roanoke Virginia on September 1 William Jennings Bryan and William Randolph Hearst accepted invitations to visit Radford Virginia for the district fair during the second week of September. The telegram came from former Virginia governor J Hoge Tyler.
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