05 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1905
Page
1
The season is late and the firm offers a ten percent discount on any vehicle item. They boast the largest up-to-date carriage stock in the city with steel and rubber tires available. All items are manufactured by the seller and can be shown upon visit.
The advertisement touts a changeable piano pitch and concert pitch for various venues including opera houses and Sunday schools. It emphasizes a full tone, durability, and suitability for singers and music lovers, with tuning and repair services offered by expert tuners at Birely's Palace of Music.
President Roosevelt announced Robert Bacon of New York will become first assistant secretary of state succeeding Loomis. Bacon, formerly a junior partner at J P Morgan & Co, helped with the anthracite coal strike settlement and will delay taking office until about mid October after Secretary Root settles in.
The Labor Day celebration included a major Philadelphia parade of about 30,000 workers and a New York cornerstone ceremony for a Temple of Labor costing $120,000. Similar events occurred in Baltimore and St. Louis with parades and speeches by Samuel Gompers and other labor leaders, reflecting renewed unity after prior internal strife.
Closing proceedings for the Portamouth treaty set a tame ceremony with no spectacle. Delegates present include A A Peirce, McLane, Portsmouth mayor, Admiral Mead, and Commander Whaslow. after signing, a Te Deum will be held at Christ Episcopal Church.
Reports from Sidglapadze Manchuria state Japanese troops are dissatisfied with terms of the Portsmouth peace accord. Observers note near-term outbreak risk as Russian and Japanese positions remain tense while a Pacific theater hush prevails.
A 1905 letter from Charles W. Bolen in Frederick, Md., argues three types of dollars idle, lazy, and enterprising. It praises Brave, Business-Minded Owners of Enterprising Dollars and attacks ultra conservative holdbacks. Bolen promotes shares at 5 dollars and urges timely investment at City Hotel Frederick.
An appeal touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for nervousness, irritability, and female disorders harming mothers and children. A testimonial from Mrs. Loyella E. Pinkham cites relief after eight years of ovarian troubles, with an offer of free advice from Lynn Mass.
A dubious ad claims that rabbit inoculation proves a germ theory and that Neawhen's Herptelde and Herpicide cure or prevent baldness and illness. It urges readers to buy samples from The Tasstebte Co Detroit Michigan and to secure a property listing.
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