03 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
1
The issue mixes weather notes to minus thirty five in Montana with varied items. A divorce case follows Lillian Buscell and her husband. A legal dispute in New York over public accommodation for a bootblack is recounted through multiple court levels showing the complexity and cost of litigation.
A clipped montage of opinions critiques politics and weather. The text mocks Russian bureaucracy and American elections as personality driven, noting a stubborn cold spell and confusing spelling errors throughout. It reflects era style and fragmented commentary from multiple cities.
A fragment from the Baltimore American expresses that many residents would welcome the chance to contribute to city improvements by helping lay cobbles, framing a communal effort to enhance Baltimore.
A collage of humorous snippets from 19th century papers includes exchanges about an intelligent child, insurance life and wormwood, light literature, and a pun filled exchange about a baby’s talk. It reflects era humor and social exchanges with brief dialogue vignettes.
The piece reports on an exhibition of skating on thin ice by Nomanoff at a Philadelphia venue. It cites tension around labor disputes and arbitration as a public service, noting the Fall River cotton mill settlement and the governor of Massachusetts. It references Russian unrest with General Trepoff’s rise and the possible collapse of working-class supports during winter. The text reflects mixed editorial views from multiple papers.
A reflective verse piece contrasts opening the heart to love and truth with nostalgic memories of youth. It blends calls to compassion with musings on aging, childhood scenes, and family warmth, urging acceptance, faith, and the enduring hope found in mastery and memory.
Hartford, Conn. A bill by Professor George J. Watrous of Yale Law School aims to curb labor disruption by requiring three days notice of wage or hour changes and prohibiting strikes without notice. It creates a two directors and two employe committee to report findings to the governor and imposes fines or imprisonment for violations.
A Lancaster Pennsylvania bank faces a quiet run after the City Trust collapse. Depositors flood Lancaster Trust seeking dollars on demand, while President John Hertzler assures the bank is solid and fully pays every dollar deposited. Directors report capital strength rising from 1?00,000 to 1?00,000, doubling the stack as rumors ease.
A violent eruption of Munietoniba volcano near a city of about 50,000 residents sends ash and smoke across the landscape. Reports describe lava flows, collapsing cliffs, and towns below the crater as residents flee toward Leon and other safe areas.
A dense list of upcoming auctions printed in the Sale Register for various properties, livestock, and farming gear. Bills advertise sales by W. H. Lense, C. B. Font, H. R. Lease, and others for estates around Frederick Md Petersville Mt Airy Buckeystown and nearby towns with times from 9 to 11 am on several February and March dates.
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