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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1905
Page
3
The report notes that Smoot case testimony suggests memory lapses may aid in certain situations. It discusses political power dynamics with Lawson predicting future ownership by ten men and comments on czarist petitioning over bombing. Radium discovery is linked to wealth worship.
The piece describes persistent criticism of the New York police for corruption and lax enforcement. It notes Jerome’s aggressive actions against gambling dens, alleged police collusion, and the arrest drive in the assembly district led by Tammany leader Murphy. The article laments ongoing disorder and declines in policing integrity.
A blend of brief commentary notes from the Annapolis Chronicle and Baltimore American touches on political favors for Lloyd Lowndes Jr., a rebated bill passage in Congress, and a humorous remark on whiskey prices. A line notes a person freshly convicted of crime.
Baltimore News argues the Senate should not tolerate the figure and urges him to resign the position he has disgraced, asserting a need for decency and accountability. The rhetoric emphasizes removal rather than continuation in office.
A collection of humorous newspaper exchanges and quips from the era. Bits reference lectures by Miss Strongmind and an upcoming marriage to Meeks, train taunts about limits, actor jokes about diet, and a celebrity mischief moment.
The excerpt discusses the risk of international entanglements as Russo Japanese hostilities enter a second phase. It analyzes potential neutral powers' involvement, Japan and Russia's naval strategies, and the risk of breaking Chinese neutrality, warning that invoking neutral help could widen the conflict.
A reflective poem fragment blends memories of joy, birds, crops, and love with a meditation on permanence after departure. The speaker contemplates time, nature, and the enduring sun as others move on in the present. Oscar Bars, in Boston Transcript.
A Washington Star writer recounts George A. Hill of the naval observatory describing seven global stations using a prime verdo telescope to track star transits. The wobbling of Earth's poles is debated by astronomers, with measurements showing gradual north pole movement and varying wobble periods, plus possible causes and future baselines.
The piece reviews an unseasonably mild week with shifting skies and hints of early spring. It notes church events, dances, lectures, and a busy county calendar including road talks, hospital plans, fairs, and upcoming institutes. It highlights civic and social activities across Frederick, Bransiwock, Myersville, and Monocacy Bank news.
The bazaar committee for United Fire Co offers a diamond ring to the young lady with the most votes at 10 cents per vote. Votes close February 18 at 10 pm. Two rings are on display at H S Landis' North Market Street jewelry store for selection by the winner.
Robert Randell, Wyoming delegate to a national convention, was expelled after accusing President Mitchell of selling out during the Colorado strike. Mitchell denounced the allegations and urged restraint as the convention debated the matter.
Pennsylvania Secretary of Interior on Transportation Corporations argues for federal and state supervision, consolidation encouragement, and a unitary approach to rates. Interstate Commerce Commission to hear complaints, with final federal court appeal. Also notes visits, editor shot, coal blast deaths, and treaty actions.
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