Bend And the Beat High Wheel Ball Pearing Sold
Partial OCR item notes price range from 8.00 to 8.00 and mentions Grass Shears priced at 180 40 S50 with unclear context and fragmented description.
13 Jun 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
1
Partial OCR item notes price range from 8.00 to 8.00 and mentions Grass Shears priced at 180 40 S50 with unclear context and fragmented description.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal cure for female ailments including ovarian issues, uterine disorders, and menopause. It claims to relieve bearing down, menstrual irregularities, nervousness, and general debility, urging women to contact Mrs. Pinkham in strict confidence.
Philadelphia report details the Weightman estate fight with Mrs Wister appealing to courts regarding alleged undue influence by Mrs Walker and her daughter Anne Weightman Walker. Attorneys Hamton Carson and others prepared to argue disinheritance of Weightman grandchildren.
Theodore J Shaffer retiring head of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers says Carnegie actions during the 1892 Homestead strike were not antagonistic to union members. He states arbitration was favored and the organization’s books show no hostility by Carnegie.
An advertisement argues men cannot fight disease and must remove the dandruff germ to restore hair. It promotes Newbros Herpicide as a product that destroys the germ and restores growth, urging readers to buy via the Berpleide Co. Detroit Michigan with samples through agent J A Williamson.
Reports from Washington indicate Russia and Japan are close to agreeing on peace talks with President Roosevelt mediating. Count Cassini and the Japanese minister Takahira are in discussions while candidates for plenipotentiaries are named and a meeting place is being chosen.
Mrs May Pepper of Brooklyn is described as a spiritualist with noted psychic powers. The text notes her involvement with a Rhode Island figure and references a divorce from Wooiopper. It portrays her as an organizer in Brooklyn with claimed psychic abilities and a petition in celestial devotion.
London newspapers hail President Roosevelt as a personal and national triumph for diplomacy. Reports from St Petersburg note M. Sergius Witte may become a czar envoy, while observers discuss prospects for a peace conference and the Hague. Smallpox closes Grand Rapids schools as ships and fort battles are described in military drills.
Samuel Salter acquitted in a famed 1849 ballot box fraud case resigns from deputy clerk post earning $2000 yearly as county commissioners purge 66 city property bureau staff. Samuel Salter’s exit follows earlier resignation of Samu el Mills and mayoral tax on streetcar franchises sets off further clashes.
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