31 May 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
1
The United States Ambassador to Great Britain Josaym Duoatre has concluded his service and sailed home after British demonstrations of high regard. His tenure upheld U S dignity and fostered Anglo American friendship. he is expected to be welcomed warmly upon return.
Dr. David Starr Jordan cites graft as a major weakness in Russia while praising Japan in wartime honesty. He argues Allied fortunes hinge on patriotism over theft, noting officials pocketing funds for fortresses and workers forced to make worthless cartridges. He warns Russia’s defeat may spur national reform.
The piece notes a Republic era quip about the Avertown Vessel sunk by the Goobtaddle Rojestvensky and Fighting Bob. It critiques czarist navy expansion toward submarines and warns about ship deployment in the Atlantic or ending the war. It also mentions political consequences in Annapolis and Philadelphia as men view council election as a path to punishment.
A collage of overheard exchanges from various papers humorously probes romance and wit. Snippets include remarks about soft answers and wrath, ready to makeup, and engagement chatter, ending with a quip on divorce costs versus marriage licensure.
The piece laments Memorial Day being overshadowed by Fourth of July festivities and sports. It argues the holiday should honor those who suffered in war, noting the war recedes from living memory while the spirit of sacrifice remains essential. It calls for reverent observance by the current generation.
Fragmented verse notes precede a report that Glenn UO Garber Albert Rica David Grutlio Gilmore Flants and Claude Wilhide were named by President Abbott of the Y M C A as a committee to plan a young men camp this summer. The group will meet soon to set place and time. Tomorrow night closing Bible class exercises and gospel services will be held with refreshments. Parents and friends are invited. Also noted: William P Etchison improved after illness and county public schools closed for summer holidays.
A reader writes to the editor challenging Dr. Curdy about arbitration between Frederick City Hospital and another hospital. The letter argues the Hague Tribunal requires specific subjects and disputes, questions the idea of consolidating hospitals, and urges clear, exact issues to be submitted before any arbitration. The writer cites prior letters and contrasts employee-arbitration cases with corporate dissolution concerns.
A May 30 1905 letter argues that creating a single governing body by consolidating City Hospital and Emergency Hospital risks transferring control to outsiders. It warns such a move could void governance under Maryland law and saddle the stronger hospital’s debts onto the weaker one, urging managers to reject arbitration and preserve separate operations.
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