16 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1905
Page
1
The season is late and the retailer offers a ten percent reduction on all vehicle line items. The store boasts the largest up-to-date stock of carriages in the city with steel and rubber tires available. Visitors are welcome to drop in and view the selection.
An advertisement extols the Vough Piano as the only instrument suitable for home opera houses lodges and schools. It touts concert pitch as essential for singers and claims a full rounded tone high volume and lasting durability. The copy notes the piano can always be seen at a location not provided in the fragment.
Miss Rouot, daughter of the new secretary of state, is noted for outdoor sports and skill in horse riding and golf. Described as tall and slender, she first entered the cabinet circle with her father’s appointment as secretary of war in Texas.
At Ason Conn on Sept 16 an explosion and blaze at the Climasy Fuse company factory caused panic among 60 workers. Seven died and several injured as flames engulfed the building. Most victims were overcome by heat or smoke before rescue could reach them. the plant’s ruin valued at 140,090.
Philadelphia September 16 The University of Venusivapia football squad began practice on Franklin Field. Byron Dickson fields coach and A L Smith last year's fullback with Mike Murphy as trainer oversee candidates. Players are in good shape, some having spent weeks in the Pocono mountains.
New York September 16 Great surprise in the financial district as Joseph Ramsey Jr president of the Wabash railroad publicly appeals to stockholders to re elect him. Ramsey notes 49 percent holdings by Goulds and clashes with their policy on earnings use. He cites dissatisfaction with earnings application and support from influential backers.
An advertisement extols hair growth as natural when diseasel free. It blames dandruff on a germ and claims Newbro's Herpicide destroys it, being harmless and free from dyes or oils. It promises instant relief from itching and glossy hair, inviting samples by mail. Special agent A Williamson represents Detroit firm.
Dover Del Sept 16 The Republican editors of Delaware representing most state newspapers met to promote unity and a common primary for re-establishing one Republican organization in city county and state resolutions pledged united harmonious action to end personal abuse and factional recrimination Edgar M Hoopes of Wilmington chaired the meeting
London police court resumed the trial of Hugh Watt former member of parliament on charges he tried to hire a detective to murder his former wife and her husband Sir Reginald Beauchamp. Witnesses testified Watt offered money for access and murder plans including chloroform and removal of signs with peppermint.
Armistice between Russia and Japan signed after nine hours of talks at a neutral four kilometer zone centered on Shahotzu. Major General Ovanovsky and General Fukushima led delegations, with Tanaka professors of law and 50 guards arriving earlier. The pact takes effect immediately, restricting civilian entry and limiting contact to the Shabhatza road.
An auto carrying Governor Glenn's party from North Carolina rolled into a ditch on the road to Royalston. Injured include J C McNeill, Guy Townsend, Heys Raymond, and Owen Hoban. the governor's car narrowly avoided collision. All are expected to recover.
Baseball scores from Saturday across the American and National Leagues with notes on specific games. Harrisburg details show Pennsylvania fish hatcheries yielding 145. given as a quarterly total. Mecklenburg Daughters of the Confederacy Fundraiser seeks a birthplace marker for President Andrew Jackson at Waxhaw Union County. historic birthplace claims debated.
George W. Perkins of J P Morgan & Co and New York Life testified before a special legislative committee on life insurer practices. He described a 48702 check marked paid by the president and labeled a campaign contribution to the Republican fund, intended to protect policyholders as he argued. He recalled prior contributions in 1900 and 1896, noting a McKinley tie to policyholders. The hearings raised questions about loyalty and dual roles with J P Morgan & Co and New York Life.
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