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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
4
Josaym Duoatre completes his tenure as United States Ambassador to Great Britain and sails home after British demonstrations of high regard for his service. He is expected to be welcomed by Americans who praise his conduct in upholding U S dignity and friendship with Britain.
Dr David Starr Jordan of Stanford argues graft corrupts war effort and public service. He criticizes Russian and Japanese conduct, cites port Arthur, factory strikes producing worthless ammo, and urges patriotism to counter graft for Russia’s future.
The Baltimore American notes a vessel sinking blamed on the Goobtaddle Rojestvensky with a jab at Fighting Bob. The Annapolis Chronicle warns the czar’s navy may be all submarines unless Atlantic ships stay, as the Cumberland Times cites a severe view on Philadelphia council elections.
A collage of short exchanges from Philadelphia Bulletin Philadelphia Ledger Chicago Journal and Cleveland Plain Dealer highlights playful mishears wedding talk and social flirtations The snippets hint at mating plans reconciliations and financial considerations surrounding marriage with a humorous tone.
A fragmented page discusses public holidays and health, urging better Memorial Day reverence and a sane Fourth of July. It notes consumption prevention gains and references King Edward and global perspectives as readers reflect on war memory and civilian observance.
A mixed verse fragment precedes a note that Glenn UO Garber Albert Rica David Grutlio Gilmore Flants and Claude Wilhide were named by President Abbott of the Y M C A to organize a summer young men’s camp. The committee will meet to set place and time. Tomorrow night closing Bible class and gospel services will be held with a program and refreshments. parents and friends invited. Also noted, William P Etchison is recovering from illness and county public schools close for summer holidays.
A reader responds to a letter about the Frederick City Hospital dispute. The writer challenges the Hague Tribunal reference and clarifies that arbitration cannot bind private hospitals to dissolution or consolidation. The letter argues about appropriate arbitration subjects and stresses the need for precise questions before any agreement.
In a May 30 1905 letter Buzz Baw argues that opening a second hospital creates a blunder and warns against arbitration that would transfer management to outsiders. He compares to an electric company and Maryland statute, warning that consolidation could force City Hospital to assume Emergency Hospital debts.
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