31 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
1
The statement asserts confidence in the product's ingredients and its long market presence, emphasizing manufacturing knowledge and established use. It suggests pride in quality control and transparency about composition.
Instrumental music sounds best at concert pitch and this piano is pitched for singers and venues. It is advertised as the only piano suitable for opera houses lodges Sunday schools and general music lovers and is shown at Birely's Palace of Music Garner Market and Church Streets.
Wu Ping Wang, former minister to the United States, denies planning a boycott of American goods. He says China urges a treaty that treats educated Chinese and other aliens on equal footing with rights to counsel and appeal, and argues for admitting coolies to Hawaii.
A sequence of three strong earthquake shocks rocked Portsmouth New Hampshire felt along the coast. Buildings trembled dishes rattled residents rushed into streets as explosions-like sounds accompanied each quake causing widespread alarm in the business district and surrounding areas.
Advertising copy claims Newbro s Herpicide destroys the germ causing baldness and dandruff, restoring hair growth. It cites Mr Mannett of Butte Montana who allegedly regrew hair in six weeks and offers samples by mailing stamps to The Herpicide Co Dundee Mich with agent J A Williamson.
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte orders court martials for Commander Lucien Young and Ensign Wade after a court of inquiry found issues with neglect of duty in the Bennington explosion. Prosecutors seek charges and specifications, while the department disapproves an implied finding of Young’s responsibility. In a separate note, detectives pursue those who wrecked a Southern Railway passenger train near South Boston, Virginia, with bloodhounds on the case.
The article reports that drafting of the Portsmouth treaty bases continues with Da Martens and Dennison as advisers for Russia and Japan. It notes Japan’s disappointment with terms, Russia’s cool reception, and President Roosevelt’s cautious optimism as world leaders congratulate him on the peace conference.
Report describes coachmen in St Petersburg driving droshky carts at reckless speeds. Drivers are said to whip and brutalize horses while wearing padded clothing. Citizens complain as pedestrians fear harm from these brutal rosters on busy avenues.
Reports from Paris Berlin and Washington relay congratulatory cables after the peace conference. Messages from President Roosevelt President Lobudet and Emperor Wilhelm II laud the progress toward an accord with widespread calls for unity and continued cooperation. A separate dispatch notes last naval actions and the potential end of major hostilities while Philadelphia faces water contamination concerns and a costly conduit pumping project.
The Royal Arcanum holds its first ANedal meeting to hear delegates from many states protest the recent rate increases at the Atlantic City gathering. Resolutions urge rescission, with a potential future meeting planned if action fails. Sports results and local standings follow in multiple leagues.
A powerful tornado struck northern Carbondale Sneffville area causing extensive damage to homes and railcars. Dozens of dwellings were destroyed or damaged as the funnel cloud moved eastward with no fatalities reported. Local residents recounted houses lifted and hurled and livestock unharmed.
A Norwegian woman, 28, killed in a Brooklyn apartment by her fiancé Rudolph Williamson 28 who had paid her passage from Norway. She broke off the engagement, then he shot himself and died.
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