12 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1905
Page
1
A vintage advertisement touts the Yough Piano as the changeable concert pitch instrument ideal for opera houses lodges Sunday schools and singers needing international pitch. It promises a full tone volume durability and musical appeal and notes display at Birely's Palace of Music in Correr Market and Church Street.
Maud Gonne M Bride, wife of John McBride and famed as a figure in Avondale press, comes to a conclusion about her marriage. She believes their union is in doubt as her husband reportedly joined the Boers during the South African conflict, altering the family’s course amid the August tensions with Britain.
Relief steamer Terra Nova arrives at Tromso after rescuing Anthony Fiala and most members of the Zeigler polar expedition. The crew faced ice floes and storms from June to July before sighting Cape Dillon, with one man dying of natural causes. The party is reported safe and returning home with provisions stretched and hardships endured.
An early 20th century notice promotes Herpicide as a remedy for a germ blamed for harming hair. It claims the parasite burrows into hair follicles and that the product destroys the germ, allowing normal growth. Sold by The Herpicide Co and agents in Michigan.
The spring attempt in the expedition faced mud eastward and westward, with passage difficulties and dwindling supplies. The crew split duties, sought bear and wild furs for provisions, and tensions rose among members as hope waned in the alpine trek and delays continued.
Reported Russian reply to Japan rejects indemnity and cession of Sakhalin while accepting other points as bases for future talks. Witte signals possible immediate discussion as Japanese plenipotentiaries push for quick session and possible adjournment. Both sides show readiness to debate conditions but urge caution to avoid broader war risks.
Mrs Dudley Rawson de chair is described as a popular figure in Washington diplomatic circles. The text references her role as an attache and notes gracious demeanor and notable family connections, mentioning other prominent figures in the social sphere.
The issue over Sakhalin and Liaotung protectorates is resolved and Japan confirms that Barun Komuta received powers in the regular form. Mr Wilte will not pursue the matter further.
Paris reports indicate a senior Russian official in Paris rejects the Japanese peace terms, insisting Russia will not cede Sakhalin or pay indemnity. Assistant ambassadors in St Petersburg and Berlin weigh the terms, while Witte contemplates a cautious stance amid mixed press reactions. Rear Admiral Andrew Benham dies at Lake Mahopac aged 75 after a long naval career including the Schley court of inquiry.
A warrant for Belcher's arrest on embezzlement charges was issued after investigators traced a postal card in Stockton. Officials say the message may have been sent by someone passing through the city, with no further details available from police.
A chaotic meeting in Providence ends with plans for 1912 activities by the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America. Key figures shared greetings from Women Christian denominations as officers were installed in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia while discussions of broader federation and membership faced opposition. The convention adjourned amid debate and unclear results, with sessions resuming in Providence.
Fragmented OCR text notes Port Pasis and Allentown Pa as Civil War era sites. Mentions President Roosevelt passing through Wilkesbarre and themes of approval and distress amid wartime era memories. Lacks coherent dates or events.
A Roosevelt era speech argues for government control of interstate corporations and adherence to the Monroe Doctrine to aid South American nations while resisting expansion by foreign powers. The address defends U S obligations to hemispheric neighbors and warns against using the doctrine to shield republics from consequences of missteps.
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