30 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1905
Page
1
A promotional pitch extols Youugh piano as the only suitable instrument for concert pitch in opera houses lodges Sunday schools and general music settings. It emphasizes tone volume durability and universal international pitch as essential for singers and music lovers.
President Roosevelt learns the Japanese and Russian plenipotentiaries have agreed on all points and will press to finalize a peace treaty. Berlin Paris London praise his efforts while Miss Alice Roosevelt prepares for a Manila party visit and Russian diplomacy gains a major victory.
Advertised review notes Newbro’s Hericide and Herpicide as remedies for women with thinning hair. Claims promise prevention of further loss, dandruff germ elimination, and renewed growth without oil or stain. Sample requests urged to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich.
Portamouth New Hampshire August 30 The Russo Japanese War ends with peace terms settled by Witte and Komura. A provisional armistice is agreed and treaty drafting to be led by De Martens and Dennison. Roosevelt’s mediation credited for the breakthrough amid intense diplomacy and conciliatory offers from Japan.
The Harrisburg capitol will feature extensive sculptural work funded by a large appropriation. Virenzo Alfano of New York completed a plaster model, depicting the state’s history and a central panel flanked by doorways. Alfano, born in Italy, studied in Naples and has won prizes in major expositions.
Ale Witte and Baron De Regen greeted by a jubilant crowd after a decisive conference ending with Japan’s acceptance of terms. Japanese envoys, led by Komura and Sato, faced ovations while signaling a shift toward peace. Russian officials praised the outcome amid celebrations in Portsmouth and New England ports.
Rogers and his wife, missing since Albany hotel disappearance, arrived in Providence. he claimed they walked three days from Boston and he had a forged check for 1500 dollars in California. Providence officials pressed for surrender as detectives traced his identity and Wu.
The comptroller of currency issued a call on the condition of national banks on August 25. The second annual convention of the National Association of Newsdeanfort was held in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Nathan Lipsky was arrested in New York for begging and found with $2000 in gold and real estate holdings. Cracksmen removed a safe from the Atlantic Hotel in Long Branch New Jersey and robbed it of $500. J P Morgan was named commander of the French Legion of Honor for a Franklin statue donated to the city of Paris.
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