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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
1
Mrs Helen Campbell A noted writer and sociologist
Mrs Helen Campbell, novelist and sociologist, began as a writer of children’s stories and became an expert on social and labor questions. She supports joint work by men and women and opposes Separate Congresses for women, having traveled widely in America and studied economic problems abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Campbell
Campbell
Ameri a ad
President Roosevelt declines Ohio State Fair invitation
President Roosevelt declines an invitation to attend the Ohio State Fair in September. The brief note notes his decision as part of recent public appearances and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
J. Montgomery Spars
New England
Smithbone
Mass
William J. Kelly
Scranton
Lackawanna
Passaic
N. J
William F. Frets
Tonkintown
G. B. Timanus
Laurel
Competent Judges Praise Herpicide in Beauty Letters
Letters from two Portland women praise Newbro's Herpicide for stopping hair loss and preventing dandruff. Bertha Trellinger, a complexion specialist, and Grace Poder, a beauty doctor, describe positive results after one bottle. The Herpicide Co. in Detroit advertises samples by mail order through druggists.
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Newhro
Bertha A. Trellinger
Morrison St
Portland
Ore
ny p
Grace Poder
Sixth St
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Williamson
Peace Push by President Meets Mixed War Winds
President meets with Count Cassini at the White House urging Russia to seek peace with Japan. He warns prolonging war benefits Japan and could hinder a peace treaty. Cassini reports Russia may wait or continue fighting while Zharskoye Selo awaits word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cassini
Washington
Far East
White House
Count Cassini
Russia
Japan
Tsarskoy-Selo
Kapocor Nicholas
pen
Nicholas
Raussia
wejgh
Korean Strai
St. Petersiire
Heartag
Rojesivensky
Count ¢ans
new
Rusadia
China
Arthur
Jose
Japan Gains Free Hand in Russia Maritime Provinces
A foreign observer notes Russia's naval power collapsed and Japan gains unlimited offensive capability in the eastern Asia maritime frontier. The Orel may be moved to Yokosuka as Tokyo plans to seize key Siberian ports including Vladivostok and Sakhalin, with strategic possibilities widening across the Amur and Timor rivers.
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Japan
Vohio
Orel
Yokosuka
Russia
Toro
Vladivostok
Sakhatin
Amour
Amir agioer
Mrs Richmond Pearson Hobson Bride of Captain Hobson
The fragment notes the forthcoming marriage of Mrs Richmond Pearson Hobson formerly Miss Grivedda Paue daughter of Ate and Mrs George, with ties to a Kentucky jurist Judge Rua seOH Torsten and references connections to figures linked to the late President James K. Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Saupimes
Grivedda
Ate
George TE
Poxeda
Kentucky
RuaseOH Torsten
Polk
Naval surrender debate echoes through 19th century war tales
A scattered report recalls naval opinions on surrender during the Russo Turkish War and Crimean War. It notes Admiral Nehobetat and the fate of the Raphael and describes retaliatory orders, ship conditions, and a sensational dispatch claiming gruesome scenes at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
beying
Raphael
Nicholas I
hope
bec
Oto tissen
Secretary Hay in London Far From Well Sails Home
Secretary Hay, arriving from Paris, remains ill and under doctor orders for rest. He will not attend social or official functions in London and plans to sail for New York on the Bat tle Steamer, possibly visiting President Roosevelt if his health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shay
Paris
hay
New York
May
White Star
Battle
Liverpool
seroynce
Washington
Equitable Faction Clash and Royal Wedding News
Reports from New York detail factions at the Equitable Life board meeting adopting readjustment resolutions and Frick’s resignation. Berlin reports vast crowds and royal wedding preparations as Crown Prince Cecilia’s entry captivates the city. Also noted are the acquittal of Duncan Young, La Mesa flood, and the death of Congressman Benjamin Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
committee of seven
If &. Prick
Frick
Alexander
Hyde
Tarbell
Schitt
P.O. Mills
John A. Stewart
A. ub Cassatt
T. Jefferson Contidee
Aut
Belmont
J. B. Forgan
Robert ‘JT. Lincoln
James Hazen Wyde
himaelf
Frick committee
Cecilia
Berlin
Unter den Linden
isrv
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