14 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
1
The Packard Piano is sold and used in twenty one nations and is especially popular in Germany. Anyone seeking a first class piano would benefit from testing its qualities, as it is consistently highlighted by music lovers.
Philadelphia mayor Will Corfer faces a setback as the common council refuses to authorize him to employ special city counsel for contracts to be brought before the court. The ordinance allowing the mayor to hire counsel was referred to the Finance committee after its introduction last week.
Mrs Willadsen of Manning Iowa writes to Mrs Pinkham declaring the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound saved her life expressing deep gratitude in a heartfelt testimonial for the tonic.
A reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring regular monthly cycles after years of illness and multiple medicines. The letter urges suffering women to write for advice and endorses the product as the sole effective remedy for irregular and painful menstruation and related symptoms. The note directs readers to Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.
Brutus J. Clay, a United States diplomat, appointed minister to Switzerland. The figure is noted as part of a prominent family with ties to the prior minister to Russia before the Civil War and involvement in Paris Exposition duties around 1800.
City officials debated extending Philadelphia Rapid Transit rights by 100 miles of street tracks amid profit fights and a gas lease review. Mayor Weaver allied with Elin Root and New York advisers to pursue warrants against alleged conspirators behind a city scandal while coroner warns against unprescribed drugs.
General Gobins Third Brigade undergoes thorough inspection at Mt Gretna led by Major Benham with praise for the National Guard. Absence of Governor Pennypacker noted due to funeral duties. Colonel Sweeney oversees a disciplined parade and commendations for officers and men amid a near perfect drill. Fire at Millington destroys Hendrickeon table on anniversary blaze.
Mutiny propagandists claim 67 sailors to be taken to Sevastopol for court martial on charges of robbery and arson. A fresh crew aboard the battleship Poseidon prepares to escort them, while 22 defendants face trial and five weeks already served in prison.
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