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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1905

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Girls Buy Your Own Ice Cream If You Eat It At Minor's Expense

Mrs Lizzie Cargo of Hoboken has won a judgment against Miss Sarah McVickar 93 for 30 dollars 75 cents alleging the money was spent by her son Newman 34 on the girl and that he brought home wages ice cream and theatre Viclar. Estimates bureau reports Philippine commerce 1905 to rise over 1904 with figures around 330 500 960 and 2 000 more in 1897. ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.

McKeesport Lizzie Cargo Hoboken Sarah McVickar Miss McVickar Newman motther beys theatre 1 Viclar Philippines bureau of statistics 22nd of Commerce and labor United States Philippine Islands

Newbro's Herpicide Promises Dandruff Cure

Siology proclaims a germ cause for dandruff and claims Newbro's Herpicide kills the root germ. The product is marketed to stop itching, hair loss, and baldness by penetrating the scalp. Sold by druggists. 10 cents sample offered via The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan. J. A. Williamson, local agent.

Newbro Herptelde Co Detroit Mich J. A. Williamson Boacial Agant

Mitchell Heads Coal Miners in Anticipated Labor Stand

All left 10 Mitchell mine workers likely forego concessions if operators consent to deal with their leader. Mitchell, now sole intermediary with employers, may trigger a strike if deal terms exclude him. Convention split over labor resolutions, but Mitchell urged calm and readiness for conflict.

Shemonin apthmatie coal miners anthracite commission John Mitchel Mitchell Indianapolis onion

PLY OP REPRESSION Government Claims It Has Given Battle Only to Revolutionists

Russia faces a looming clash as authorities claim to fight only revolutionaries while the populace fears a return of white terror. Proletariat leaders evade capture, a general strike is declared, and governors gain dictatorial powers as police hunt suspects. Reports mention Count Witte, Tyarnarleff, and a possible resort to martial law amid Baltic and Polish unrest.

St Petersburg Economic Society Milukoff Workmen's Council League of Leagues ukase St. Petersburg Count Witte Count Alexis Tynarleff Count Wittee Durnego jezel Baltic Poland Lithuania Korno Kursk Ural Manchuria ocinted Japan

Miss Elizabeth Marbury Represents Leading Playwrights

Miss Elizabeth Marbury, a prominent play broker with offices in New York and London, represents dramatists from the United States, Great Britain, France and Germany. She handles thousands of plays annually and is noted for dealings in antique furniture and fine art alongside other curiosities.

Miss Marbury United States Great Britain France Cermany New York London Furl Berlin

Mutineers Surrender as General Praffovski Demands Ultimatum

Dispatch from Wellington Kansas reports mutineers surrender after General Pravoffski's ultimatum. Leaders and several civilian agitators handed over to authorities as regiments expected to rally, sparking alarms amid Petersburg news of drastic government measures. Protests in Perth Kansas recount tar and feathering of George Huffman for predicting apocalypse and urging end-times zeal.

Pravoffski JSebabarog revooutionary comuittes r. Petersburg J. Dresah Wellington Kan George Huffmen Christ Perth Kar Renfrew piernine Huffman Talkington Talkinca Tailman

Robbers Blow Open Bank Doors in Conn Town

Suffield, Conn. Dec 18 robbers pried their way into a local bank on Main Street after disabling the railroad telegraph line. They escaped with an estimated 50290 in bonds and specie, triggering alarms but leaving no injuries reported. Local authorities search for suspects as the scene is cordoned off.

Stocz Suffield Conn Warid tim Main T. on

Mail Box Robbe R Arrested Prompt Bansisted William

A fragmented OCR reads as a local crime item noting an arrest connected to a group of youths. Names and specifics are unclear but indicate a coordinated prompt or act involving several boys and a mailbox incident. The report emphasizes law enforcement action and the involved individuals.

Philadelphia Subway Opens as Underground Route Expands

The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company advances on the underground railroad started in 1948, extending from Market Street toward the Schuylkill River. Officials say the subway will reach the Delaware River, with tunneling and elevated segments advancing as planning continues.

market ion Schusskill Delaware river Market street

Woman fatally harmed. Black assailant killed by bystander

Reported on a highway near Guyandotte where a young schoolteacher Wilkinson was attacked by a Black man who threatened death. Wilkinson drew a weapon and shot the assailant, who collapsed. bystanders then took the suspect to the Garandotte river area. No arrest made. the 26 year old victim’s account was later given.

Herman TO Wilkinson Guyandotte rig Hiss Wilkinson Sle Wwson Garandotte Iw neon Kearceg Logan

Equitable Morton urges policyholders for sound, sane legislation

President Paul Morton of the Equitable Life Assurance Society appeals to policyholders nationwide to resist unfair insurance laws and taxes. He warns that new legislation could harm dividends, states that the society will not fund campaigns, and says future investments will focus on real estate mortgages and solid corporate securities. He notes the society’s excellent financial condition and potential cost savings from economies already in place.

Jr. Morton New York Paul Morton Equitabie ite Assurance Morton Equitable fonda Jie ol Ss inyés

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