24 Mar 1904
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
1
Freddie shoppers flock to a monthlong introductory piano sale offering deep discounts on grands and uprights. Remaining inventory includes a cabinet grand for 800, a 1500 model at 315, and a 1400 boudoir grand at 295, with terms to suit every buyer and open evenings.
Our stock is new and the largest available in the city. Get our price on Onion Sets. We sell them in any quantity. Spades and Picks included in the range.
Advertisement for Crossatts men’s dress shoes aimed at business professionals. Describes shoes as genuinely nobby, not freakish, with a reputation for good taste. Priced at $3.59 in all leathers, black and tan.
In Denver on March 24 Colonel William F Cody known as Buffalo Bill testified in his Wyoming divorce action. He said Mrs Cody tried to poison him three years ago during a visit to Rochester New York and that she threatened to do it again. He said she drove away his guests and treated his North Platte home as unfriendly, with her counsel probing guests' conduct to portray them as a boisterous group. Cody plans to sail to Europe soon and will be absent when the case is tried.
Obituary notes the death of A J Colborn Jr former national president of P O S of A at his Scranton Pennsylvania residence. Separate items report a boiler explosion near Buffalo killing two men and drownings in the Ohio river after boat capsizing in Jeffersonville Indiana. Roosevelt and Pennypacker to attend Gettysburg Memorial Day event May 30.
Boston women report relief from fibroid tumors after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs E F Hayes describes long Boston doctors' treatment with pain and swelling. later Mrs Hayes says she is a well woman able to walk miles. The letters claim the remedy expelled the tumor and strengthened her.
A Daily Mail correspondent reports elaborate Japanese preparations in Korea between March 10 and 17, including troop landings, pontoon bridges, and supply challenges for 90,000 men. He notes strong positions at Ping Yang and the Miokak San range, with possible main landings at Newchwang and Hai Cheng as bases, while Port Arthur remains heavily mined.
A Moji dispatch says the Japanese fleet attacked Port Arthur on March 18, bombarding the city and engaging the Russian fleet. It reports one Russian battleship destroyed and seven Japanese casualties with no confirmed state of the Japanese fleet. Berlin and St Petersburg relay similar claims and no decisive follow up. Vladivostok fears renewed Japanese action as a defense circle forms.
Russia's Lieutenant General Linevitch, governor of Amur and commander of three army corps, stood with Viceroy Alexeief and emerged as a key military figure. He led 22,000 allied forces in the relief of Peking in 1900 during the Russo Japanese War.
Beijing denounces the exclusion treaty provoking its expiration on December 27. The State Department notes replacement many months away, risking harsher laws without a new pact. A new China policy will begin to take shape amid Senate doubts.
In Providence March 24 Secretary of the Treasury Lester M Shaw and U S Senator Nelson W Aldrich addressed the Young Men's Republican Club banquet at Infantry Hall arguing for trust regulation. Shaw criticized Cleveland era trust policy and urged enforcement while Aldrich pressed organized effort for party success.
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