Vehicle Line Sale Aimed At Late Season Reductions
Late season sale offers great reductions on vehicles with broad choice across the line. Customers can select any model or option they desire while supplies last.
21 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
1
Late season sale offers great reductions on vehicles with broad choice across the line. Customers can select any model or option they desire while supplies last.
Dun and Company reports broadening activity and rising confidence in trade. Manufacturing orders rise for remote deliveries while retail trade lags due to mild weather. Iron and steel centers boost output. freight blockades slow grain exports. rail earnings rise modestly. Textile fabrics show conservatism but underlying strength persists amid ample contracts for leather and footwear.
United States Senator Penrose issued a emphatic denial of any loans or ties to the Enterprise National Bank of Pittsburg or its related enterprises. He said he has no connection with W H Andrews notes or Pennsylvania Development Company and described such rumors as malicious political falsehoods. The article also notes sensational bank investigations in Allegheny and mentions warrants about Clark and key directors, with broader concerns over Santa Fe Central Railway and related loans.
An advertisement claims Herpicide destroys the dandruff germ Lastroer and promotes hair growth. It extols a scientific basis for destroying dandruff germs, reduces irritation, and keeps the scalp pure. The sample offer asks readers to send one cent in stamps to The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich. J. A. Williamson, Special Agent.
Rishfield shareholders and others can view specimens of gold copper and silver ore from the company's mines in Sonora Mexico in the west window of C E Olines Furniture Store at Corner Market and Patrick Streets.
Mrs Joseph H Choate Jr daughter in law of former Ambassador Choate is Miss Cora Oliver of Albany New York Her father General Robert Shaw Oliver is now assistant secretary of war She is an attractive young woman and an expert golfer The romance with Mr Choate was a romance of the Huks
Bridgeport Connecticut October 21 Police hope to recover most of the 241000 stolen from the Adams Express company at Pittsburg. Edward G Cunliffe arrested here and taken to Pittsburg, a trunk contained 9085. A total of about 10000 remains unaccounted as investigators trace Cunliffe’s expenditures and recent finds at a Black Rock residence.
A jealous woman is fatally harmed by her farmer friend after a confrontation at her home. The assailant fired a revolver, then discarded the weapon in a yard, as the victim and others heard the attempt to wrong her prior to the shooting.
Albert Constable, a former prominent Maryland lawyer, was executed at Elkton after being found guilty of murdering ADgor Constable. John M. Simpers, awaiting execution, wrote letters to his Philadelphia relatives and defended his actions moments before the gallows. Separately, Hazleton reports a mine strike dispute as 3008 Markie mine workers seek standard wages. union leaders plan further talks to resolve the dispute.
Chicago reports a severe storm over Northern Lake Michigan and adjacent shores. At least ten vessels wrecked and twelve to fifteen damaged. twelve lives lost with feared further fatalities. The Minnedosa sank after tow lines broke near Harbor Beach. Captain Phillips and wife aboard. Buffalo and Western New York face extensive damage and one death. Lake Erie battered shipping and streets. Catherine Yeager, 54, crushed by a fallen wall. Stephen Frankewick, 12, injured.
President Roosevelt denounces dirty politics and calls for strict action against corrupt politicians and business leaders. He criticizes corporate excess and endorses tighter government oversight while addressing Chinese boycott concerns and open ports for a "better class" of Chinese travelers. The visit to Atlanta drew about 160000 spectators as Mrs Roosevelt attended a governor’s mansion reception and a parade through Piedmont Park.
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