02 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
1
At Bend an array of mowers offered with guaranteed designs priced from 2.35 each for six varieties. A second grade ranges from 3.25 to 5.00. The top line high wheel ball bearing mowers are 6.00 to 8.00. Grass shears are 1.89 to 3.50, grass hooks 2.00 to 7.50, and shoe and paring knives 0.85.
A new Inter-Parliamentary Peace Union draft aims to create a model arbitration treaty to prevent last winter's congressional difficulties. Bartholdt, president of the union, says a committee will draft the treaty with specified arbitral subjects, hoping to smooth future Senate debates. In Pennsylvania, a soldiers monument at Middle Spring was unveiled with Governor Pennypacker present.
A claim asserts a rabbit inoculated with baldness germs became bald in six weeks, proving the germs cause baldness and dandruff. The remedy Newbro's Herpicide is said to destroy the germ in all cases and prevent baldness. Sample offered for 19 cents. The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan. J A Williamson Special Agent.
Portland June 2 President Roosevelt from the White House signaled the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition opening in Portland. The event launched with a band on a golden telegraph instrument sending energy to start machinery and hundreds of flags to the breeze. Speakers included Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon Senator Clark Tawney and Governor Chamberlain.
Paris and St Petersburg press toward peace in the Russo Japanese War with Britain France and the United States seen as key mediators. An imperial manifesto may call a national assembly to decide peace or war, shifting the burden from the emperor to the people while naval battles and ship losses feed the ongoing conflict.
James Dalrymple of Glasgow, a proponent of city ownership, works with Mayor Dunne on Chicago street railway issues. He serves as general manager of Glasgow tramways owned and operated by the city of Ginspow in Ginggow. The move aims to reduce labor burdens, improve service, and yield profit under urban ownership.
An assortment of historic dispatches describes naval maneuvers with Japanese and Russian forces, torpedo attacks, and ship engagements near Vladivostok. Separate items report Philadelphia’s gas lease politics, civic appointments, and a Lane Johnson Memorial Building cornerstone ceremony, plus various local notices and incidents nationwide.
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