14 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
1
A vintage advertisement extols SCHNAPPS tobacco praising Piedmont grown, well cured leaf. It cites Reynolds brands boosting 6.25 million pounds in a year and argues SCHNAPPS offers superior taste, economy, and richness over imitations, selling at 50c per pound in 5c cuts and 10c or 15c plugs.
Chicago officials report grand jury indictments charging embezzlement against Milwaukee Avenue State Bank directors led by president Pant 0 Stensland. Other named directors include M. A. LaBuy Frank Crane Joseph Lister Klof Johnson and Marian Klruy. Additional charges target Stensland and former cashier Henry W. Hering.
Baltimore Maryland September 14 The case centers on Patrick McManus an inmate serving a two year term after a Chicago man Michael J Healy forged a check and blamed McManus Healy later said McManus was innocent and asked Governor Warfield to review the case McManus preferred privacy and later shortened term for good behavior despite the accusation and confession by Healy.
Washington reports that American sailors from the cruiser Denver were landed at Havana for protection of American lives and property and ordered to return except a small legation guard. Commander Colwell cited no intent to aid Cuban or insurgent governments, noting possible dispatch of vessels only if rioting occurred. The move follows a Sleeper cable explaining the aim was safeguarding Americans.
The 120 sailors from the cruiser Denver have returned to their ship in Havana. Only a small legation guard remains in the city, as curiosity about the sailors grows but most residents see no intervention. Commodore Colwell was approached by an insurgent emissary seeking a guarantee of a fair trial. U S Marines Were Landed At Cienfuegos to Protect American interests.
In Allentown Pennsylvania on September 14 the state police sergeant H P Hont and private Thomas Metkraptz were acquitted of shooting Harry F. Winkle during the June 26 riot. The jury charged the county with costs. another rioter Charles Gulespie was not pursued.
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