18 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1905
Page
1
In a late season move the dealer announces a great reduction on all items in the vehicle line. Consumers are invited to select any model or accessory at markedly lowered prices before stock runs out.
New York September 18 Baron Komura the Japanese envoy remains ill in New York. Physicians report his condition satisfactory in every respect according to a joint bulletin issued in the city.
A noted, successful man credits his wife as his inspiration and greatest helper. He says his health and vigor fuel his power to achieve and that love for his wife has guided his life and success.
A testimonial letter praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health to a young wife after childbirth. The piece urges women to use the tonic to combat fatigue, nervousness, backache, and menstrual issues and invites readers to write for free advice to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
A sweeping New York report details the discovery of Augusta Pfeiffer, 22, raped and strangled, her body hidden in bushes near Pelham Road. Suspect Joseph Girard, a driver, faces murder charges as investigators link movements from a Wednesday night tram to the crime scene with smeared clothing and torn dress. Police believe two men may have been involved as a broad search continues.
A garbled report notes the debut of Dandraff, a fore-fanner of future Baldpexs, with mention of vague effects on hair. Special Agent J A Willamseon is cited.
A deserted tomb near Manila attracts the Fatt party. The Presidio, once Spanish, sits behind a bleh wall guarded by American soldiers. The area recalls the Spanish occupation when Filipinos could be evicted from grave sites for unpaid rents. The tomb, once housing a wealthy Filipino's remains, now lies neglected with a window placed by desecrators.
Secretary of War Taft and his party sailed from Yokohama to San Francisco aboard the Siberia amid Japanese enthusiasm. He said reports of anti peace demonstrations in Japan were greatly exaggerated and noted no foreign hostility in Japan except for isolated events involving Americans. He cited Chinese boycott effects and observed local church burnings but found no general anti foreign sentiment.
Twelve people were injured when a Lehigh Valley trolley bound from South Bethlehem to Hellertown slid down a hill, jumped the track, and struck a telephone pole near Allentown. Agnes Hillegass and Rosa Jeannehem are listed among the more seriously hurt.
Reliable Information from Paris says Sweden and Norway are near an amicable settlement to their disputes. Christiania reports a quieter mood and cautious optimism, with Karlstad awaiting details of the compromise. Press commentary suggests peace may have been bought dearly but hopes it endures.
Emperor Nicholas sails with family and aides in Finnish waters on a pleasure voyage. The absence from St Petersburg is likely to delay the signing of the peace treaty. Russian fleets are reported at Port Artur Vladivostok and the Sea of Japan. public funds total $172,100,600 according to statistics.
May Pacie JEU3CY Insurance assembly pledges for investigation as Republican convention nominates Samuel K. Robbins and John B. Frick for assembly. Rigorous investigations reveal startling results involving prominent men in Washington county and insurance ties to New Jersey firms. Fatally shot at target practice in Clinton September 18. James W. of Lerain Court, guard Frank E. Lave, and fellow Fifth Regiment members were in the pit at White Villa when the shot occurred. The injury’s cause remains unclear whether a raised head or a bullet deflection.
The Erie fishing incident recounts Tug Harrew Barnhurst being shelled by the Canadian cruiser Vigilant five miles over the boundary. Captain Fasel says the Vigilant could have sunk them. the crew escaped, nets were lost, and two fishermen suffered shrapnel injuries as the vessel limped into port.
Philadelphia report details H J Hart of New York being arrested as he left Eastern Penitentiary to await requisition from New Jersey on charges of conspiracy to defraud several railroad companies. Accused include Pennsylvania Railroad and Jersey Central among others. alleged scheme involved fake accidents.
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