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25 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
1
Local shop promotes limited time bargains across departments with signs and prices highlighted in the store. Shoppers are urged to act quickly as discounts apply only for a short window.
The article notes Gngtolne Marconi’s fame and reports he is engaged to be married. The prospective bride Beatrice O'Brien is the daughter of the fifteenth Baron Tachiqula, with lineage tracing to Brian Bordihme, a noted figure.
Amiens France March 25 Jules Verne renowned science fiction writer dies after paralysis and stroke. He suffered chronic diabetes but remained conscious until shortly before death. Verne’s illness worsened from March 10 with paralysis spreading to his tongue as his brain failed.
A testimonial from Butte Montana claims hair regrowth after using Herpicide, a scalp antiseptic that supposedly kills germs at the root and removes Gandruf. The ad urges purchase from a Detroit company and mentions a special agent.
The article notes M Verne's death with burial scenes including the publisher of his works at his bedside though Verne did not recognize him. It later covers Chicago's March 25 grand jury hearing testimony from Muhasl Ro Murphy of Cudahy Packing on cattle marketing and pricing amid inquiries into railroad rates and potential rebates.
Paris dispatch reports that resumed Russian loan negotiations, with signs Russia seeks peace through the French minister, while Japanese proximity to Vladivostok tests diplomacy. Separate dispatches note Russian rear guards repelling attacks near Kalynan and alleged damage to battleships by Japanese torpedo boats.
The article contrasts Russia and Japan as war drags on. It notes Russia seeks a June loan under hard terms while Japan floods markets with a large underwritten loan at a premium. It discusses bullion deposits, peace prospects, and public commentary on credit.
Mrs. Lara Anderson of Washington and her husband are described as prominent members of the capital’s elite society. Formerly Miss Perkins of Boston, she is noted for substantial wealth and high social standing.
The speaker wonders if Japan would forgo demanding indemnity if guaranteed perpetual enjoyment of concessions as the price of peace. The proposal relies on guarantees from Great Britain alone or with the United States and strict adherence to peace terms.
Philadelphia March 25 United States postal inspectors arrested Stanley Francis alias Arthur Foster a promoter linked to Storey Cotton and Provident Investment companies indicted for fraudulent mail schemes The hearing before Commissioner Craigba set bail at 100000 Francis was committed to county jail for lack of bond Investigators seek W H Latimer missing Provident Investment manager on similar charges The firms operated broad mail order business across the United States Canada and Europe leaving creditors short of funds.
Two Polish miners John Dobiesky and John Slate fought a knife duel in a Smithfield township mining town. Bloodied by gashes they collapsed. Dobiesky died instantly while Slate lived several hours. Coroner Campbell investigates as loungers cheered the fight.
Senor Don Manguel de Azpiroz Mexico’s first ambassador to the United States died at the Mexican embassy surrounded by family. Ill since last fall his relapse was caused by exposure on inauguration day he attended despite doctors advice. Survived by wife daughters and son his career spanned law army court martial and diplomacy. The US government and embassy mourn the loss and send condolences to Mexico.
Mrs. Cassie Chadwick testified in a hearing with Attorney Louis Cross detailing total indebtedness not exceeding 750000 and assets including 200000 from Charles H Stewart and jewelry valued at 150000 held by Wolferns. She claimed 527000 receipts from loans and gave notes totaling 160000 to Friend of Pittsburgh, with further mentions of loans to Newton and others and related security. The hearing extends to next Tuesday.
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