Vehicle Line Reductions Offer Limited Time
With the season drawing to a close a local dealer advertises deep markdowns on all vehicles. The sale promises significant discounts and urges customers to act quickly before stock changes.
07 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
1
With the season drawing to a close a local dealer advertises deep markdowns on all vehicles. The sale promises significant discounts and urges customers to act quickly before stock changes.
An advertisement touts a piano as the sole changeable concert pitch instrument suited for opera houses lodges Sunday schools and general music lovers. It highlights its fall round deep tone great volume durability and suitability for singers and promises prompt tuning and repair at Birely's Palace of Music.
Letters from prominent people across the country praise Newbro’s Hespicidée as the best hair germ killer. The ad claims it prevents shedding and greasiness by killing the germ that feeds the hair papilla and invites readers to request a sample by mail order from The Werpicide Co Detroit Mich. J A Willemsen special agent.
James Booth of Manch Chunk was severely injured when he broke his neck diving into shallow water at Atlantic City on August 24. He was transported by train at high speed to Camden and then to Manch Chunk for care. Doctors reported the injury beyond recovery and efforts to prolong life continued as Booth’s condition worsened. His family and railroad officials expressed deep sorrow at the tragic decision to move him home for his final moments.
Notice dated September 7 1995 from Charles W Boex of Frederick Maryland. Publication confirms legal or personal matter referenced in local notices with standard format indicating official action or filing.
The text outlines John A. M Call’s career in insurance, noting service at the Connection Mutual Life, a long period in the New York state insurance department, deputy superintendent, and later comptroller of the Equitable. It mentions his rise to president of New York Life.
Dispatches from St. Petersburg report Baku engulfed in Armenian and Tartar fighting. Troops withdraw from Balakhan as rioters set oil works ablaze, Tartars said to massacre noncompliers retreating villagers, with cannonading and frequent murders in multiple quarters.
Mae C Wood sues United States Senator Thomas C Platt and United States Express company in Omaha district court for 25 60 alleging services as a government employee in the post office department at Washington included tipping off internal workings and aiding to keep out of Postmaster General Payne's May 1893 report a post check system recommendation thus saving the express company hundreds of thousands of dollars affidavits state the defendants residence and ask for relief in the form of damages and court grant.
In Denver 15,000 Grand Army of the Republic members formed a three hour parade to pass the grand stand. Estimates placed 25,000 participants with Colorado Wyoming, and Kansas leading regional contingents. Nobel Prize Seen As Possible for Roosevelt, 1906 Expected After 1905 Nomination Window.
New York investigators hear salaries for New York Life executives and proxies held by policyholders. John C. McCall testifies his father is company president while chief officers earn from 25 000 to 190 600 dollars. Metropolitan Life officials note vast proxy voting and high executive pay.
American League results include Washington 1 St. Louis 4 and Detroit 0 in the second game. National League saw Philadelphia 5 over Brooklyn 0. Minor leagues report Williamsport York Lancaster 5 Altoona 2 and Johnstown 19 Shamokin 3. Reading shops hours reduced to five days a week and nine hours daily.
In Yokohama clashes with police leave two dead and five hundred nine wounded as conservative papers back government while radicals condemn the peace. Tokyo awaits full explanation of terms. Diet turbulence looms with Katsura government possibly out. Meanwhile Russian plenipotentiaries are feted in New York with plans for meals and speeches before returning home.
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