07 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1913
Page
1
An 1912 notice notes 62 gallons were procured from external sources during the year. The item appears as an invitation or call for external supply, with focus on sourcing and intake during that year.
Secretary of State Bryan will attend a Jefferson dinner to be hosted by the Central Democratic club of Harrisburg within two to three weeks. He is expected to address the need for progressive legislation at both state and national levels, in line with party platforms.
President Wilson plans to read his first message to Congress in person in the House, a move echoing Washington and Adams but diverging from Jefferson who stopped the practice. The display sparks debate on presidential etiquette and Democratic stance as Congress awaits the message. Also, Elk Tanning Co announces a 10 percent wage increase for workers in Warren Pa.
Montenegro’s monarch King Nicholas faces pressure from major powers as he resists external demands. The ruler maintains sovereign authority amid regional tensions and European diplomacy. His stance tests alliances and Montenegro’s strategic position in the Balkans.
Governor Cox may nominate Ohio heroes for medals as generals and leaders are named among the candidates by the Carnegie commission. Thomas Green of Columbus Bell Telephone and Operator Bell of Dayton are listed as possible recipients. In Lancaster, the Examiner reports inmates in the county insane asylum are beaten by ward attendants, with names of abuse victims including Yeager Houser Holsein and an inmate Johns. Keep cool with Harner's Limeade from Harner's Drug Store.
The American representative in Mexico charges a prominent official with moral responsibility for the assassination of Francisco I Madero and the subsequent events involving Raúl Saurez, highlighting diplomatic fault lines and the political fallout.
Eyewitness accounts describe a man dragged to the front of a moving train car, the body crushed between coaches after a signal to advance. Soldiers later returned and killed the man with their rifles, then removed the body as relatives arrived to claim it, reporting the corpse had been desecrated. In Homestead Pa four workers died in a steel works explosion, with twenty at risk and others thrown by the blast into surrounding debris.
In a damaged notice, an ad touts quick relief for digestive troubles and fevers, urging readers to use Chamberlain's remedy. It emphasizes keeping the body's plumbing in fair condition and claims broad effectiveness, with a generic doctor endorsement and wide availability.
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