28 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
1
The notice touts an automatic hand corn planter claiming top performance and market leadership. It highlights efficiency, ease of use, and potential cost savings for farmers seeking quicker planting with minimal labor.
New York April 28 Nan Patterson faces a trial with no defense plan as her lawyers argue the state has failed to prove its case and may not call witnesses. Key testimonies from Mrs. Margaret Young and Josiah Millin are reviewed alongside challenged evidence including a rejected letter and the defendant’s sister’s statements.
An ad explains that health hinges on removing the root cause of problems. It likens plant disease to hair loss, urging treatment of the germ at the roots. Newbro's Herpicide is promoted as the solution, with purchases via stamps sent to The Herpicide Co Detroit and a special agent named J A Williamson.
Milwaukee April 28. Frank G. Bigelow former First National Bank of Milwaukee president filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Total facilities listed 3 277 000 with 1 975 000 secured. Secondary liabilities 1 110 600 as indorser notes of National Electric and Grand Rapids Edison firms. Unsecured loans 102 900, chief with 100 000 to Broadhead estate. Assets valued at 1 849 800 including coal land, stock, life insurance. homestead exemption 5 000. No cash on hand. Wilkes barre to elect new treasurer George J. Stegmaier chosen after Mack death.
A dated telegram reports Admiral Rosestvensky's fleet joining Nebogatoff's detachment near Kamranh Bay as forces gather along the coast. Russian ships, hospital ship Orel, and other vessels are said to be repositioning while Japan anticipates a decisive engagement.
Jesse le Ae Donald becomes Colorado governor after a contest between James Ho Peabody and Atva Adkins ends with his election as lieutenant governor and subsequent elevation to the governorship following a bitter wrangle.
Philadelphia considers leasing the city gas plant to United Gas Improvement for 75 years at 25 million dollars with staged payments through 1907. Gas prices capped at 1 dollar per 1000 feet for initial period and 90 cents thereafter. city shares revenue, last year 800682 dollars. Ordinance favorable in committee. action planned next week.
The Bethlehem Steel president says reports that Charles Schwab secured Russian battleship contracts are doubtful. He notes Bethlehem would be asked to supply plate for ships if true, but asserts Bethlehem is ahead of its contract schedule and could not meet such a massive program.
A Carnegie trust plan with 16 million dollars in United States Steel bonds will fund annuities totaling 500000 dollars yearly for college professors in the United States Canada and Newfoundland disabled by age or illness. Trustees include college presidents and a New York bank officer announced in New York on April 28. The fund begins under a formation to provide retiring pensions and to enable replacement by younger faculty.
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