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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1905

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Mukden battle looms in history and Eastern civilization

The New York Times compares Mukden to Marathon and other great battles, arguing it may mark an epoch in Eastern civilization. It notes Russian and Japanese losses, with estimates of million-plus combatants and 341,222 Japanese casualties since February 26, while praising Japanese strategic superiority.

New York Times Mukden Miltiadea Datia Artaphernes Marathon Peersians Isens Grantoua Oreoy Agincourt Albert Henry V Blenheim Leipalo Napoleoni Shakhe quarterJara the Times Makden Leipcia Mt. Petersburg Moscow Kremlin Winter Palace Mancharia Port Arthur Sapan

Contemp orary Comment: Reform and Reformers

The Baltimore Ameri can notes New York will pursue telephone reform in April while Gotham fears the joke. The Baltimore Sun remarks dresses may not make the man but win favor with ladies. The Frederick Business Men's Association backs Governor Warfield for President, calling it an excellent idea. The Cumberland Independent laments the end of absolute monarchy as rulers tyrannize, predicting a rapid approach to wider misery.

New York Gotham Baltimore Drees Baltimore Sun Frederick Cumberland maktox

Noted Comic Exchanges From Dated Weekday Columns

A collage of humorous quips and social gaffes from several 19th century papers. Entries include a sweetheart asking a mother for consent and a pun about collars. Also features a flirtatious courtship line and a divorce joke from the era.

Protest On Advertising And Naval Pay Increases

The Indianapolis Star commentary notes that advertising has shifted from boastful claims to targeted consumer outreach. It also cites Naval pay debates with officers seeking parity with Army officers, arguing sailors bear greater financial burdens from sea duty and international obligations, while Congress maintains a seven year lag in equal pay.

NAVAL FAY Fran New York Herald Congress

Moments with the Muse. Oldtime youth and springtime nostalgia

A poem by J. M. Lewis and another by Frank L. Stanton reflects on bygone days, childhood memories, and the arrival of spring. The verses contrast playful youth with wistful longing, mentioning oldtime boys and girls, supper bells, and bird songs. Both pieces appear in the Houston Post and Atlante Constitution.

J. M. Lewis the Houston Post Frank L. Stanton Atlante Constitution

Letters From The People On Maryland Day Letters Francis Brogsey

The writer argues for civil liberty and opposes compulsory education laws in Maryland. He cites a letter from Rev. Simpson urging religious liberty and urges a Maryland Day discussion to promote broader civil liberty, criticizing education enforcement and calling for speakers to advocate liberty and reform.

MARYLAND Newa Carroll county Bimpson Westminster conaclente Baltimore city Allegany county onesneas batoh Im Prof. Simpson liberty Francis Brogsey

New Locomotive Promises 3000 Mile Nonstop Run

A new locomotive type ordered by the Southern Pacific claims 3000 miles without a stop at speeds over 100 miles per hour. It uses a four stroke cycle and fuel oil at three to five cents a gallon. The engine promises to cut operating costs by more than half and introduces an air reservoir start system and regulated oil spray during the combustion process.

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Sorrowful side of war in Japan reported by missionary

Rev. Allen K. Faust, Reformed Church missionary to Japan, describes hardships from Sendai with twelve Japanese army divisions. Thousands move to Manchuria, many wounded and ill soldiers in three Sendai hospitals, over 10,000 returned by February 10, 40,000 in hospital wards, some sent to Hot Springs for recovery, prices and taxes rising as Japan endures war. Evangelistic work is possible as hospitalized men seek diversions and books.

Allen KE. Faust Japano Sendai Manchuria Thia Poe Japan

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