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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1905

Page

3

Immigration and Manufacturing Fraud in Global Trade

A letter to the Bureau of Manufactures discusses imitation of American goods by foreign makers, especially shoes, and the need for U S producers to protect brands and secure fair world trade. It notes English copies and the flow of American goods through British middlemen, with tariffs and adaptability as factors in competitive limits.

United States Bureau of Manufactures England Germany France Austria Bureau of Manufactures

Contemporary Comment Notes Political Turmoil and Arts

A Baltimore Sun item notes Queen Helen writing poetry amid Italy's troubles. The Cumberland News cites Koropatkin’s exit from tuning and jokes about presidential oblivion. Reports from Baltimore American and Cumberland Times mock scandal and profit in agriculture.

Italy Helen Baltimore Sun Koropatkin Fallanoto Cumberland News Holmes Agricultural Department Cumberland Times

Minutes of Mersainers and Fragments of Quotations

A collage of humorous exchanges and anecdotes from various papers. Jokes about sweeping, physical culture, and misheard conversations mix with brief quotes about art, drinking, and a fatal railroad accident damages case.

Housecleaning and The Treess and National Life

Editorial notes on vigorous housecleaning against graft in Philadelphia and nationwide, praising public honesty and condemning dishonesty. A discussion on forests’ link to national vitality cites Korea China Palestine and Ohio in a drought of timber and decline. Then analysis of modern finance and the scale of corporate operations, focusing on the Pennsylvania Railroad and United States Steel Corporation, with a note on Tax News Want Ads.

New York Sun Philadelphia United States Philadelphia Ledger Pennsylvania Railroad Tittsburg Fta Ealer Russia Germany France Dave San Svory

Moments With The Muse And Poems Of Summer

A collection of verse and prose fragments narrates rural joys and memories. Irregular lines describe singing birds, a summer breeze, a mother’s hair, and peaceful scenes. The Contented Man critiques complacency and extols devotion and labor, closing with a literary attribution to the New York Sun.

Four Voyages of Endson Reveal Early Ocean Trade

Fragmentary account recounts Henry Hudson era voyages, with midshipman Towdsen mission running to London and the ship's crew detailing encounters near island routes and the perilous search for trade routes.

Notable rebuke at primitive Abetha event sparks discourse

An eccentric minister trimmed Neate and drew a crowd during a public sermon in Occaston. Beale halted the proceedings to rebuke a worker over a penny plate, underlining a clash between religious talk and civic decorum.

Mantehue Times Bashir Neste India Var Beale David Waiee

Mt Olivet Cemetery Named City of the Dead Superintendent

Mount Olivet cemetery in Frederick Maryland is praised as a beautiful burial ground. Superintendent Daniel Jerome Michael, born near Urlans, moved to Frederick in 1866, took charge on January 1, 1893, and earned many friends through courteous service.

Mount Olivet Frederick Gliens City of the Dead Maryland D. J. Michael Daniel Jerome Michsel Andrew Michsel Menoosey River Urlans Mise Eugenia Michael Ezra Michael Whitch Mt. Olivet Cemetery Michael Met M. EB Church Edward Herwig Wm. T. Duvall

Mine Inspectors Face Charges At Miners Convention

Scranton Pa July 22 a detailed report at a convention of mine workers alleges neglect by mine inspectors. Dela Bate Ford sub district sub proposed unions report all ventilation failures to district officers and cited unsatisfactory inspector action. Amother Helewate claimed five years in same mine and partial delays amid unsafe ventilation.

Scranton Dela Bate Ford Ties Amather Helewate Amd

Premier Galfour Won't Resign Amid Parliament Dissolution Threat

London reports Premier Galfour will remain in office until Parliament dissolves in October. A formal statement is expected Monday. Also noted, Mr. Balfour met King Edward yesterday in an audience. Public notice lists the Newport News to Old Point Comfort railway property sale at five weeks after commissioners set, with notices in Philadelphia and Newport News.

London Halfour Balfour Edward Norfolk Foederaut Judea Edmund Waddall United States Newport Newe Old Point Comfort Diaurprenenv Railway Company Hamipton Notien Phisdelphia Vas Newport News Veo Linmpren

Market Gossip Shows Rich Harvests Despite Cloudy Sky

A bustling market morning reports plentiful carp peaches and varying prices for fruits vegetables and meats. Prices span oranges 60 cents a dozen bananas 5 to 16 cents a bunch corn 12 to 20 cents a dozen and mackerel 15 to 18 cents a pound along with beef pork and dairy items listed with per unit costs. Local news notes a convicted man slaughter case in New York and a fortune for an adopted girl in Des Moines with details on wills and estates.

Attempt on Life of Sultan in Mosque Courtyard

Telegram from Constantinople reports a bomb in the mosque courtyard during the Selamuk ceremony. The sultan was unharmed but several of his suite were killed or injured as arrests were made. Suppression of news noted by Turkish censorship.

Lomb Hrussely Petit Bleu Constantinople London

Empty Boat May Hide Murder in Delaware River

Wilmington police probe a possible drowning or murder after a bateau with mainsail up was found near the New Jersey shore opposite Wilmington. A man's coat bearing a pawn ticket for a 32 caliber revolver and a dollar bill was in the boat. Four oars were found, suggesting two persons were aboard when it overturned.

Batteau Delaware River Wilmington New Jersey Salem Crerk Harry Newcomb George Newcombe M. Harris Market Street

Founder of American Navy Hibernians Push Barry Claims

The Ancient Order of Hibernians adopts resolutions honoring Commodore John Barry as founder of the American navy. The national board, representing 200000 Irish Americans, urges congressional action to recognize his service and legacy. Copies will go to the president, senators, and congressmen.

Hibernians Commodore John Barry Atlantic City National Board of Officers and Directors Ancient Order of Hibernians Trish Republi Commodore John Harry National Officers and Board of Directors Congress Iastre

Open Door note weighs on Far East policy in Roosevelt Root talks

Roosevelt and newly named secretary of state Elihu Root conferred at Sagamore Hill on the Chinese note to neutral powers about Manchuria and open door policy. The discussion focused on how China’s declaration affects U S and other nations and the broader commercial stakes in the Far East. Also reported are baseball results from American and National leagues and news of the San Diego Bennington disaster affecting the president.

China Oyster Bay S. C Roosevelt Elihu Root Sagamore Hill United States Foreign Office of Russia Japan Stztes Manchuria Oysetarity Toby Bennington San Diego Cal

Brief Bits From The Community Ledger

Mr Lloyd Oniler to supervise church remodeling starting Monday. Dresgerstown Utica now linked to the Fii County Telephone system. Emma and Dollie Hagerstown visiting Brville and Braddock Height. Mr and Mrs Benton Frederick with W H Knocie in Hagerstow n. Oscar B Coblentz in J City investigating curb delay on street paving. Dr E H Kefauver named surgeon Western Maryland Railroad at Highfield Rocky Ridge. James P Perry of Fre Mr H L Stokes of Chicago and Jas H Stokes of Washington with A J Harbaugh and Jamil erstown and A J Eichelberger at corne left Third errests. dog bite on West Patrick Street, not life threatening.

Lloyd Oniler Dresgerstown Utica Fii Emma Dollie Cornelef Errests Patrick Streat

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Reward

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh with a one hundred dollar promise if not cured. It claims internal action on mucous surfaces and urges readers to send for a list of testimonials and to purchase from druggists.

Howard Hall Seaith J. Chened Take Hall Conetit

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