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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1905
Page
1
Yough Piano the Piano for All Music Venues
The advertisement promotes Yough Piano as the changeable instrument ideal for home opera houses lodges and Sunday schools. It claims concert and international pitch benefits and highlights its full warm tone volume and durability, inviting readers to see it at Birely's Palace of Music on Corner Market and Church Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birely
Palace of Music
Wife Eats Matches in Desperate Suicide Attempt
Lizzie S. Costello, 18, a soon to be mother in Philadelphia, ingested half a box of matches in a failed act of self harm. Neighbors arrived as she lay on the floor amid burning clothing and scattered tinder. she was hospitalized with severe mouth burns but may recover. The marriage had recent strains and threats of death by self harm were noted. the couple had only been married a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello
Dr. Morgan
New York
G. Campbell Morgen
D. A
Dawight L. Moody
East Novthfield
Mass
Europe
Baltic
Christan
Million for Goldie Mohr in Wood estate settlement
Former actress Goldie Mohr Weel reaches a settlement with the children of Alan W. Wood. She will receive one quarter of the estate and Riverside Drive property, potentially making her one of the wealthier widows. The will is not to be contested. Also reported, telegraph orator W. F. Burkes remains in a prolonged catatonic state for seven weeks, unable to wake or recognize visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Estate
New York
Coltie Mohr Weel
Alan W. Wood
Pittsburg steel
ds Ta
Mr Wood
con
SLO urban
Vrs. Wea
Ate Wood
Riverside drive
Asteep
Marshalltown
Town
W. EF. Burkes
Mason City
Cleanly Woman Dandruff Cure Ad From Detroit
An advertisement claims dandruff is caused by a germ and promotes Herpicide as the only product that kills it. It urges readers to buy from druggists or send 10 cents for a sample to The Serpicide Co in Detroit, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serpicide Co
Detroit
Mid
Flour brands and stock feed sold by all merchants
Sole agent for these Leading Floura. For Gold Coin Flour, spring wheat. For Everybody's Flour, spring wheat. For Staff of Life Flour, winter wheat. For Economy Flour, winter wheat. For H. O. Dairy Food. For H. O. Stock Food. For H. O. Poultry Food Early Maah Scratch Food Tid-Bits. These goods sold by all merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
H. O
Folk Urges Reign of Law Over Politics at Chautauqua
Missouri Governor Joseph W. Folk spoke at the Chautauqua Assembly on reform and honesty. He urged parties to be servants of the people, warned against graft, and praised progress under the reign of law with immigration and real estate gains cited. He argued graft includes monopolies on necessities and urged strict law enforcement. Kansas City, St. Joseph, and St. Louis cited as examples under a rule of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
spok
Chautauqua Assembly
Folk
Roel Weir
New York
Kansas
Cis
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Yellow Fever Spreads Beyond New Orleans Reports
Yellow fever activity is easing in New Orleans but rising in rural Louisiana. Fresh cases appear in Terre Aux Boeufs and nearby parishes. Illicit outbreaks expand, with additional cases in Lake Providence and St. Bernard parish as Mississippi reports new cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Orleans
Louisiana
Tenad
Terre Aux Boeufs
pear
Meraux
Parceraon
Lake Providence
St. Bernard parish
statian village
Mississippi
Eighteen Seamen Drowned and Hudson Hill Foundered
A report from Ayres dated August 24 details the foundering of the British bark Hudston Hill off South America with 15 seamen drowned and the survivors expected to reach Buenos Ayres aboard an Argentina steamship. The vessel, built in Liverpool in 1881, sailed from Tam buds May 19 for San Francisco and was last spoken June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Memos Ayres
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Liverpool
Vine Ship Bidston Hill Company. Limited
tamburs
San Francisco
Roosevelt Plea to Czar Aims at Peace Talks and Sakhalin Deal
President Roosevelt presses Emperor Nicholas through Ambassador Meyer to accept peace measures in the Far East era. Japan offers to waive indemnity and sell Sakhalin, while Russia resists tribute and fights over terms as the Portsmouth talks proceed amid mounting tension and UN certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer
Czar
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Roosevelt
Far East
George Von L. Meyer
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Mryor
Portsmouth
Peterhof pelace
Meyers
Poirer
peare
Japan
Russia
Sakhalin
Baron Rosen
Baron Komuria
Mr. Witte
Baron Komura
Tussia
Ife
Karen Komura
Witte
dorer fa odale
Vice Admiral Shibayama Named Port Arthur Commandant
Vicr Admiral Shirayama was placed in charge of Port Arthur after its capture and has already overseen the sinking of several Russian ships including the battleship Peresyict and two cruisers. Previously he commanded Japan's naval station at Kure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Shiranyama
Peresyict
Shibayama
Kure
Japan
Heat Trading Stamps and Pure Food Law Debate in Philadelphia
At a Philadelphia convention grocers urged dropping trading stamps and promoting pure food laws. Delegates praised co operation to purge deadbeats and curb deceptive advertising while advocating uniform state and federal labeling, fair prosecutions, and stronger consumer protections. The session also covered gas electric traction mergers in the Mahoning Shenango line and Catholic Young Men’s Union elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
tan
lmnding
met
Art Minetard
Chambersburg
Bradford
Joseph Fischer
Frank Schmidt
D. J. Snead
Freedom
H. Shirk
Hanover
George Bittanbender
Hazleton
HK. A. Gleson
Harrisburg
J.C. Homer
Homestead
T.B. Henaler
Irwin
J. Mowry
Darien
T. M. Rundell
Greensburg
BR. G. Lohr
Latrobe
D. J. Berkey
Lebanon
W. H. McClellan
New York
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R. EBERT & SONS
WEST PATRICK STREET
Birely’s Palace of Music
Frederick County
STUDEBAKER
JOHNSTON
BRADLEY
Elevatora and Warehousen
Ostroll Streat
Fraderick, Md
L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Central Bank
OfNT
REMED
FEARRF
BAX
IAPHIVE
GOLDIE MOHR
J. A. Williamson
G. WARING TYSON
Qsrroll
Patrick Streets
Frederick, Md
FREDERICK COLLEGE
LINDSAY CRAWLEY
A. M
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HALL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
FREDERICK
BSD
aldim
DEVILWISS
AMOS URNERy
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
DOLL & ALBAUGH BUILDING
N. Market Street
Osdawly
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Patrick Sr
sil crs neal
Ero
Trieste
United States
department of commerce and labor
treasury department
ocean line
Atlanta
James McDaniel
Kimball house
state capitol
Tle
Komura Anesia
peda
Baran Komura
Str. Witte
Flussia
lkely
Peteorhof
Moscow
thhey
F. H. Peckham
Saratoga
Frederick A. Peckham
department of agriculture
Charles M. Davleon
Peckham
Saratosa county
Ballston
departmentaf agriculture
Lancaster
James Duff
Tyrone
Patricus McManus
Pennsylvania Railroad company
new law
New Providence
Duffy
Chester
Lucien Web Ster
Campbellsville
Prowpeer Park
here
Prowpeet Park
Webater
staton
Hope Youngor
Minnie Young
hero ward
Hope Young
cchild
Plympton
Plebs county
oliver chili
Pennsylvania
P.O
A. Pihols
Pal
William Swane
HOOK
Butane
fon
Hendrie
Irwin So Smith
William Weand
William Weand, conductor 0. 8) Cure Insnetor, Geore A Kab ptzard
Jaekeph Moo Price
camp bullelimes treste AOS Lesher ROD
Clayton
Hi fo starer
Frank P Splos
Coxe Go
Mitchell
Hezleton
soo
Coxe Brow & Cal
Oneida collery
Washington
Westerdas
ano
Misalsaippt
Grocers
Auenst
Catholic Union
Albany
Catholic Young Men's National Union
Walter J. Sham I*ry
Hartford
Conn
Thomas J. Leonard
Brooklyn
John J. Trady
Albsby
James Hangerald
Mechanics Valley
Paew York city
Paes
George Bernaby
Jefferson hospital
Newspapr
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