25 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1905
Page
1
A misinformed woman insists that scourings cure dandruff despite not washing regularly and causing harm. The article warns that removing the scalp is dangerous and cites Herminde Teiding druggists and The Herpierde Co as referenced sources.
New York reports indictments alleging an employers' association exported English masons at five dollars per day to the United States and then fired them after a successful lockout. Four English workers remain detained at Ellis Island as investigations cite collusion with a broader labor law conspiracy.
Mrs James Speyer wife of James Speyer head of Speyer & Co is prominent in New York society. Before marriage she was Mrs Eien Priner Lowers. She shows strong interest in settlement work and women’s clubs.
London reports the British plan to establish a vast Singapore base as a likely first tangible result of the Anglo Japanese alliance and the end of the Russo Japanese War. Papers stress Singapore's strategic value guarding the Pacific gateway and the potential leverage for Britain and Japan over European powers in the Far East.
A conference led by Prince Louis Napoleon in Beku concluded with a preliminary peace agreement between Armenian and Tartar representatives. It calls for a Caucasus general congress in October to address enmity, urges government action to safeguard lives and property, and assigns mutual liability for damage through January 1947.
In Williamston West Virginia a mob of White Ribboners attacked the city jail breaking in and freeing Moses Lovern a Black man serving 60 days for assault. They carried Thomas Blackburn across the river and Lovern was beaten and stoned near death until return to the jail. Prosecuting Attorney Shepard issued warrants for eight mob members and Lovern is near death.
A bomb exploded in a private car aboard a train bound for a station abroad, killing four minor officials and wounding over twenty. Prince Tsai Tehe and Wu Ting Fang were among the injured. The bomber was blown to pieces. Security at government offices and railways has been tightened. The dispatch notes missions appointed to study foreign systems and mentions a forthcoming decree for parliament.
John W. Ryckman of Era Magazine warns that powerful life insurance firms dominate policyholder wealth through extravagant expenses and a secret Wall Street alliance. He cites triple firm growth, huge management costs, and potential risks to the republic, urging legislative scrutiny and accountability. He references George W. Perkins and the 1904 1905 premium versus expense figures as evidence. The piece also notes concurrent items from Seoul and yellow fever reports, plus a Notable fire in Butte, Montana.
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