04 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1905
Page
1
The notice promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as a cure for a scalp disease called herpes. It claims the product destroys the microbe causing the condition and encourages sending stamps to The Herpierde Co. of Detroit for samples, with J. A. Williamson listed as Special Agent.
The season ends soon so we offer a ten percent reduction on any vehicle item. Up-to-date stock of carriages in the city with steel and rubber tires. We manufacture everything we sell and invite you to visit to see our offerings.
In Pittsburgh on September 4 Judge Kennedy granted injunctions restraining 21 accused oleomargarine dealers from further sales in Allegheny County. The action, supported by 1891 law, blocks ongoing offenses pending the main indictment’s disposition. Some defendants are notable figures, with fines set and injunctions made permanent where applicable.
Portsmouth dispatch reports the Treaty of Portsmouth nearly completed with 17 articles. Nations agree not to fortify Sakhalin and La Perouse Straits and to evacuate Manchuria from Mukden and Harbin lines. Japan and Russia pledge immediate troop withdrawal after final ratifications and limits on railroad guards, with no further disruptive terms expected.
Frederick Upham Adams, novelist and writer on economics, is noted for his keen satire of political and social ideas. The piece highlights his work What Henry Stargh and other popular novels and his influence as a biographical subject and author.
The article describes tense diplomacy between Russia and Japan at Portsmouth as plenipotentiaries negotiate terms for a potential treaty. It notes cautious negotiation styles of Baron Komura and Minister Witte, the secrecy of the final text, and limited observership with US and French neutral channels guiding notifications.
Cablegram from the Japanese emperor ends rumors of dissatisfaction and praises President Roosevelt for his disinterested, unremitting efforts toward peace in the Far East. The message confirms Tokyo's gratitude and signals belief that the Portsmouth treaty will secure permanent tranquility.
Put-in-Bay Ohio September 4 The Royal Arcanum committee on assessments reported against a rate change and reaffirmed the May Supreme Council action. They proposed half payments for older members and a special fund funded by dues for relief, with excess handled through Benet certificates and interest. Representatives McGowan and Murray proposed repealing the new rates and re enacting prior laws for widows and orphans, a motion defeated. Opposing delegates declined to state opinions on court action, though some protestants urged not to pursue litigation.
Four young women from New York City died when the small pleasure boat Young America was run down by the ferry George H. Power near a narrow water passage below Albany. Names listed include Mary C. Bedell Jennie J. Bedell Sarah Brown and Marevare MeKay. Rescue parties saved three others aboard Young America including the captain and engineer.
Retired London stock broker E. J. Bawden donated $500,000 for charitable and educational purposes. The allocation was traced to New York, with details sparse and unclear in the fragment.
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