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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1905

Page

4

Debate over Mukden battle ranks with Marathon and Waterloo

The New York Times compares Mukden with historic battles noting vast forces and high casualties. It argues Mukden may mark an epoch in Eastern civilization, pitting Western medieval powers against a modern Asiatic state, and cites figures from Marathon to Waterloo to illustrate scope.

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

Reform on tap as Gotham fears April changes

Contemporary comments from several papers discuss telephone reform in New York slated for April. The Baltimore Sun notes fashion may not define men, but has won favor with influential women. The Frederick Business Men's Association predicts Warfield’s presidential bid will fail, while the Annapolis Capital cheers a strong GOP pick. The Cumberland Independent argues absolute monarchy ends as elites spread misery for their own gain.

Cumberland

Humorous Exchange Fragments From Old Newspapers

A collage of witty exchanges and playful banter appears in clippings from various papers. One item shows a proposal dialogue with a mother’s approval hurdle, another mocks spelling and attire in lighthearted schoolroom scenes, and a jesting bystander quips about wearing collars while a flirtation scene features a dance partner.

Advertising and naval pay debates in the Indianapolis Star

The piece discusses shifting views on advertising from boastful self-promotion to consumer outreach and cites Naval Fay of the New York Herald on advertising. It argues naval officers seek pay parity with army officers, noting sailors bear greater costs at sea and duties involve hosting foreign officials, yet Congress maintains a persistent pay gap of about fifteen percent in favor of soldiers.

Padortances Indianapolis Star Naval Fay Fran New York Herald Congress

Moments With The Muse In Houston Post Verse

Poem fragment reflecting nostalgia for old time days and childhood scenes. Names artist J. M. Lewis and poet Frank L. Stanton quoted from Atlante Constitution. Stanzas describe springtime memories, playful mischief, and a question about whether spring has truly arrived.

Frank L. Stanton Atlante Constitution

Maryland Day Letter Urges Liberty Over Compulsory Education

Francis Brogsey criticizes Maryland Day lessons on religious toleration, urging a state wide toleration act to repeal compulsory education laws. He argues education laws foster persecution, cites juvenile arrests in Chicago, and calls for speakers to advocate civil liberty in every county.

Maryland Newa Carroll County Bimpson Westminster Conaclente Baltimore City Allegany County Onesneas Batoh Im Prof. Simpson Liberty Francis Brogsey

New Diesel Engine Locomotive Promises Rail Revolution

A new locomotive from Southern Pacific, an improved diesel design, claims 3000 miles without a stop at over 100 mph. It uses fuel oil costing 3 to 5 cents per gallon and operates on a four stroke cycle with air reservoir starting, high temp compression, regulated oil spray, and a final exhaust stroke, promising half the operating cost of steam engines.

Southern Pacifia Railroad Premiae Gslaam

Sorrowful side of war in Japan described by missionary

Rev. Allen K E Faust of Sendai reports from wartime Japan noting twelve divisions and a 100000 population city. Thousands marched to Manchuria. many wounded rest in three hospitals with over 10000 returned by Feb 10. Hospitals hold about 40000 more as some go to Hot Springs or back to front. rising prices and heavy taxes strain the nation while patriotism sustains morale and evangelistic chances.

Allen KE. Faust Japano Sendai Manchuria Thia Poe Japan

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