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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1905

Page

7

Peace Prospects Brighten as Roosevelt Urges Soviet Japanese Peace Talks

President Roosevelt appeals directly to Russia and Japan to end their war through direct negotiations. He urges both powers to meet without intermediaries, hoping for timely peace terms acceptable to both sides and noting recent high-level talks and possible suspension of hostilities.

Roosevelt A Srong Russia Japan Terma Ct Washington Oyama Linevitsh

Contempory Comment on Peace Prices and Officeholding

Contemporary commentary notes Japan may raise peace price making it unaffordable. distinct quotes remark on work ethics and officeholding by women adjusting to male roles. The fragmentary passage ends with a remark about women and officeholding.

Maryland Cities Weigh Paid Fire Apparatus

The Cumberland Times notes Maryland cities struggle to fund paid fire departments. Many rely on volunteers, but a capable water supply and equipment enable effective firefighting. Western Maryland volunteer groups are cited as improving public awareness of firefighting needs and reducing large out of control blazes.

Maryland Baltimore News

Merriness Minutes and Quips Across Households

A crowded page of playful banter from varied sources. Quotations touch on wedding nerves during courtship and weather grumbles. Characters include Tom Peggy George and Bridget with light domestic humor and social jests.

Vacation reflections and political blurbs in old press notes

The piece surveys leisure habits and the value of vacations, praising variety and distance from routine. It quotes Chicago professor notions about relaxation, cites Uncle Cannon and Speaker Reed rumors, and weighs the idea of a president rising from the Senate. It ends with a Louisville Herald note on helpfulness and public duty.

Vhiadulpia Ledgar Americnans Thia Thoreau Horace Walpole Montly al. Cannon Washington Star New York Tribune Shelby Prairies Joe’ Cannon Senate Gannon Mr. Reed Osman White House Cannon Reed Roogsvalt Fairbanks Camon

Labor rights and wages stand against employer overreach

A civic essay argues labor must be paid living wages and free to choose suppliers, rejecting forced patronage and child labor. It cautions against strikes and violence, urging society to value helpfulness, justice, and respect for all workers while defending the rights of employers to hire freely.

Laboranton Nekrows America

Ambition and Community in Murky Verse and News

Moments with the Muse urges ambition to rise from labor and rely on pluck and sense to improve life. A jovial piece praises a child’s simple faith and the value of trust. Local report notes Mr. Frank Lorentz injured when run over by a wagon on West Second Street. Yennla Tournament: Will Joliffe of Jolitte play in Ostonsville round robin tennis next week.

Frank Lorentz West Second Street Hachie Hosa Lorentz J. O Henariz

St John’s Commencement Text Fragment

Fragmentary notice appears to announce Ss John’s Literary Institute commencement at Janitor Hall on Tuesday evening. The garbled text references a reward ad for lost item recovery and an unrelated whiskey production claim by J W Harper and Louis Otte in Buffalo.

St. John's Ss. John's Literary Institute J. W. Harper Louis Otte Buffalo

Trustees Reelect Maryland Agricultural College Faculty

News notes include the Maryland Agricultural College faculty reelected by trustees and the Maryland Court of Appeals to meet in Annapolis for April term opinions. Governor Warfield and family depart Annapolis for Oakdale for summer. Campbel letters mention local catarrh remedies and Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed by Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with testimonials and a $100 claim offer.

Hagerstown Maryland Agricultural College Eastern District Baptist Association of Maryland Cambridge Mise Alice A Casailly Thomas A. Caesilly Belcamp Harford County Maryland Court of Appeals Annapolis Warfield Osrrie Louise Emme Annapoli Oakdale Howard County Government House Hall Cheney & Co Toledo Chio Chensy & CO Toledo Ohio

Pennsylvania Dairy Chief Files Fraud Claims Over Navy Oleo

Philadelphia dairy and food commissioner James W. Warren accuses a Philadelphia dealer of supplying oleomargarine as butter to the navy yard at a 21 cent price. He says evidence was shown to President Roosevelt and the acting Navy Secretary, who promised full investigations and state aid. Warren also alleges Pittsburgh internal revenue officials hinder state prosecutions under oleomargarine laws.

Pennsylvania Washington Philadelphia Jaume W- Bo EL Warren Penneyylvania Preent Roosevelt Secretary of the Navy Legge Esland Navy Yard Warren Derling Dairy and Food Department of Pennsylvania Navy Yard Naval Station Internal Revenue Bureau Internal Revenue Collector Pittsburg

Patrick's Doom Sealed Court of Appeals verdict

The New York Court of Appeals sustains the murder conviction of Albert T C Patrick in the Rice case, upholding a first degree murder verdict after a protracted legal battle. The opinion, written by Judge Gray, is lengthy and detailed, reflecting the case's notoriety.

Court of Appeals Albany N. Y Albert TC. Patrick New York William Marsh Ric Patrick Rice Gray Towa Des Moines Supreme Court Charles Rocker Ronk Rapids Rocker Aamosa

Frederick County National Bank Declares Semiannual Dividend

The Board of Directors of the Frederick County National Bank has declared a semi annual dividend of 3 percent clear of taxes. It is payable January 6, 1905. J. W. Carty, Cashier.

Hkeneriuk Frederick County National Bank Jane J. W.L. Carty

Local Market Quotes and Dance Night at Gattynborg

The Local Mart lists buy quotes for corn at 2.50 per barrel and wheat No 2 red at 94 per bushel, with various steamer and damaged grades noted. The Frederick Isisch Orchestra played a dance at Gattynborg city last evening. Bucksen Arnicacilve praised for treating burns fever sores and sore eyes with a 25 cent offer at A and Pearce's drug store.

G. Waring Tyson Gettysburg Frederick Isisch Gattynborg D. K. Gregory Hope A. & Pearce's

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