Reciprocity Bill In The House Takes The Tariff Off
Washington April 13 two bills advance a Canadian reciprocity plan and a free list measure to remove duties on about a hundred agricultural articles. The list covers plows, machines, leather, textiles, beef, cereals, timber, sewing machines, and other farming supplies. Senate fate uncertain but likely debate with Penrose Gale Cummins and insurgent influence shaping amendments.
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Washington
Chanman Underwood
McCail
Myr. Underwood
McCall
Canada
senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
committee on
finance
Hale
Gailey
Texas
Cummins
Texa
The Central Restaurant Ad Promises Health Glow
An advertisement from Jas. Carros promoting The Central Restaurant at 14 North Market Street touts healthful dining with pure, well cooked dishes and staff chosen for patron comfort, claiming the cafe is the town’s most popular restaurant of extraordinary excellence.
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North Market Street
Jas. Carros
Two Pinioned After Auto Tragedy Near Ephrata
In Lancaster on April 13 a newly bought car driven by Benojamin K of Ephrata lost control on the Reading railroad bridge near Ephrata. The vehicle plunged 25 feet, landed on the track, and a freight train struck it, pinning Zucik and Bechtel under the wreck. Both men were badly bruised and severely head gash wounds as the train pushed the car along the rails.
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Lancaster
Benojamin k
Ephrata
Bechtel
Reading railroad bridge
rairoad
Zucik
Kenyon Elected U S Senator from Iowa on 67th Ballot
Des Moines Iowa April 13 Judge William S Kenyon an insurgent Republican was elected United States senator to succeed the late Jonathan P Dolliver on the sixty seventh ballot in the Iowa legislature The victory came on the second ballot of the day with seventy eight votes to forty six for Horace E Deemer plus a stormy session The deadlock dated from January 17 when Lafayette Young held the seat by gubernatorial appointment awaiting election or adjournment
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Des Moines
William S. Kenyon
United States
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Iowa
Kenyon
Supreme Court
Horace E. Deemer
Lafayette Youngs
Dolliver
Young
senate
aince
Jualice Deemer
Girl Accuses Companion In Atlantic City Hearing
Katherine Potter testified against Gerard, a man known as Girard, who lured her from her Sandy Hook, Pennsylvania home with promises of physical culture training. Potter described forced confinement in a tent near a seaside amusement area and a disguise as a boy to evade detection. Detected by Detective Herbert, Girard was held on $3000 bail as authorities pursued his many past banishments and schemes.
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ATLANTIC CITY
Willam H. Dieflaniach
New York
Bureau of Sanitary Science and Pubiic Health
International Homoeopathic Congress
AULEN G. QUYNN
C North
Katherine Potter
Gerard
My Girard
Sandy Luke
Detectice Herbert
Girard
Millon Dollar pier
Genelarad
Gtrerd
Trinity avenue
Newark
Jack
beach tront
Missouri
Arkansas avenues
Pacific avenue
A Potter
Chicago
Relic of Fort Sumter Flag Owned by Massachusetts Woman
Lowell Massachusetts April 13 Miss Eliza Cowley owns a flag believed to have flown over Fort Sumter when Confederates fired on the fort. The flag came to her family through her brother Charley Comte in Civil War days and has appeared at events with the Port Royal association.
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Massachusetts
Lowell
Mass
Fort Sumter
Eliza Cowley
Miss Cowley
Charley Comte
Charleston
Charles
Dahleren
South Atlantic
Miss Cowles
Port Royal association
Hungton hall
new brother
Anderson
Baseball Opening Series Report Brings Major Leagues Into Spotlight
The April 13 opening games across the American League feature Chicago, St. Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, and New York with crowds topping thirty thousand in several venues. Key moments include Vaughan’s grand slam attempt for the Yankees, Chief Bender’s strong pitching for the Athletics, and a dramatic extra-inning finish in Chicago as nightfall ends play. Standings show early leaders as league play begins amid heavy fan turnout.
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Philadelphia
campions
Macken
ward
Chief Bender
aceat
Jim" Vaughp
New York
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ROSENSTOCK BROS
One-Price Outfitters
East Patrick Street
Maryland National Guard PRESENTS
Sisih
CITY OPERA HOUSE
FREDERICK
Bradnock Heights
forlace
Markell & Ford
Wm. A
Pulman Auto Factory
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Crawford Automobile Works
Hagerstown
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Flanders
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Frederick City Garage
WEST PATRICK STREET
FREDERICK, MD
J. H. GROVE
Manaer
G. L. BREAD
G.L. BAKING CO
Lehr
BIRELY’S Palace of Music
OLD NEWSDAPTRIS VORSAL
PEARCE
HECK
MEME et
FAGG & WHITE
BLACK FACE
owapapreBREHIVE
WHITE CROSS
Middendorf, Williams & Co
BANKERS & BROKERS
Baltimore
TRE NEWS OFFICE
OSCAR UNDERWOOD
American Press Association
FROMOWA
Insurgent
Pim
Omaha
Neb
Henry Pepper
Union Station
Tost
Lie
Augusta
Frank L Dntton
Bon An Coal and Iran company
Maine corporation
Tennessee
Charles W. Hotchkiss
Frisco
H. H. North
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Chamberlain
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Thomas
Boston
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