18 Sep 1906
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1906
Page
1
An odd note on iguanas as food in South America. It explains the iguana’s appearance, behavior, climb habits, and how locals capture them. The account misprints and unclear phrases but conveys fascination with the lizard as a dinner item.
Philadelphia report on the Mrs. Maurice K. Lewis murder in Millville New Jersey details that police have no clear suspect or weapon. Harry Somers denies knowledge of the killer and returns home as Charlotta Kelly and her mother remain under surveillance. The article notes inconsistencies in Kelly’s actions and questions why no blood traces were found in the house, complicating the investigation.
Evan Richards a 60 year old miner from Keyser Valley had been missing since Saturday. A boy on the field led searchers to a water filled cave hole where Richards’ body was recovered with grappling hooks. Officials say the cave edges were shallow and drowning is suspected after a long struggle. He leaves a widow and grown children.
A Havana blast wrecked two brick buildings on September 18, killing six and wounding many as flames spread. Officials suspect incendiaries caused the explosion and fire. Buildings were insured. some alcohol stored nearby. Separate notice reports Colorado governor candidate Philip B. Stewart withdrawing from the race due to health reasons. A name change is noted for the Brotherhood of Firemen with organizational updates.
Havana dispatch reports only partial results from President Palma's suspension order. Liberal leaders move freely in Havana, while rebel camps near the city refuse peace terms. Insurgents outside Havana threaten armed action unless reforms are made, and naval movements signal possible protection of British and American interests amid fragile negotiations.
Naval officer Colwell on the Denver telegraphs that Havana is quiet and hostilities have ceased with a likely settlement. Peace moves progress as Taft and Acting Secretary Bacon visit. no changes to naval plans. Ships remain ready for landing if needed while pacific preparations continue.
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