13 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1905
Page
1
An advertisement touts Youugh Piano as the sole adjustable pitch instrument suitable for opera houses lodges Sunday schools and concert use. It claims compatibility with international pitch standard and emphasizes superior tone volume durability for music lovers. The ad notes the piano can always be seen at a showroom or dealer location.
Prompt tuning and repair services by skilled technicians at Birely's Palace of Music. Customers are invited to call for expert assistance and fast turnaround on instruments and audio gear.
Vienna reports Generali Baron Fejervarr resigns after talks with the king Emperor. It is expected the resignation will be accepted and Francis Rossuth and other opposition members will seek a compromise in the Hungarian parliament within days. Also, ex bank president faces embezzlement charges in a U S court for $16000.
Ad copy-like notice from The Hepicide Co. Detroit Michigan promoting a treatment to prevent hair loss in women. Includes special agent J. A. Williamson and instruction to send money for a stamp sample.
The Japanese battleship Mikasa, Togo’s flagship, was destroyed by fire and a magazine explosion at Sasebo. Admiral Togo was not aboard. rescue parties suffered heavy casualties as the ship sunk in shallow water. An investigation into the fire is underway.
Russian peace envoy Sergius Witte leads the return voyage from Portsmouth New Hampshire to St Petersburg aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II with Baron Rosen. Garon Komura could not meet them due to illness, but sent a cordial message via Minister Takahira.
Surgeon General Wyner directs yellow fever battles in New Orleans. He forecasts eradication by next autumn if authorities follow approved cures. A native of Oliviourt, he graduated from Amherst and St Louis Medical College and founded the first government sanitarium for consumptives.
Mr Witte, accompanied by Japanese party members, was welcomed by a large crowd at the Kalger Withem MH dock in Hoboken. He bowed to the crowd as he boarded the steamer and met newspaper men in his rooms, saying order had been pressed on him and the pen is mightier than the sword. He then shook hands and bid farewell.
London dispatch says Tsarist front reports and General Tineviteh’s setbacks led Yamagata and Murata to assess Nogai front lines. After 32 days with Oyama, Yamagata reported unfavorable odds for a decisive Russian crush, influencing the emperor to accept Portsmouth terms.
Ina Sebemus a 24 year old Russian Jewish man was arrested at Oyster Bay and sent to Mineola for sanity examination after meeting with Roosevelt aide Mr Barnes. He claimed to be general coat agent of Greater New There was threat of a general miners strike in the anthracite field and he wanted to set up a three man commission to fix coal prices.
Miss Roosevelt was met by Major General Cor Din Rear A Alice Roorev and a large gathering of Chinese and foreign dignitaries upon arrival in Pekin. She is the guest of Minister Rockhil and family while Baron Mumm de Seehwarzenstein hosts several visitors.
A misspelled testimonial from Meegie Hickox of Michigan touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a twoyearold with severe bowel illness. The ad claims it cures even cholera infantum when directions are followed and notes sale at A J Pearry's Drug Store.
William Jennings Bryan, preparing a world tour, was honored at a Jefferson Club banquet for 200 guests in Chicago. Ollie M. James praised Bryan’s anti trust, tariff reform, and arbitration stances while Judge J. B. Tarvin urged a Democratic standard bearer. Bryan spoke on Democracy vs Centralization and denied a candidacy.
President James Lynch of the International Typographical Union issues a statement listing cities where eight hour agreements have been reached since September 1 and cities where strike actions remain. The report covers Lockport Otumwa Ottawa Frankfort Mount Vernon Ponca Marshalltown Canes Corp Tiffin Fostoria Dunkirk Berlin and others with dates and locales in the union movement. A separate item notes a shooting incident in Wayneshore with a jail appearance and a quarrel at Monn's house ending in injury.
A New York Life audit inquiry reveals bonds sold and repurchased to dodge reporting. Edmund Randolph testifies before the insurance committee as Hughes presses for names of syndicate participants and motives behind joint trades.
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