19 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
1
The report notes 62 gallons were obtained from outside sources during the year Hti2, indicating reliance on external suppliers. No additional context on purpose or destination is provided in the fragment.
Panama April reports a fresh slide on the east bank of the canal at Culebra mudding the cut bed. Four construction tracks were wrecked. one remains in service as the movement continues to rework the bank until material volume stabilizes. Heeter Is Acquitted in Pittsburgh Case.
Champ Clark and William J. Bryan reconciled after days of tension at the Baltimore convention fallout. They clasped hands broke bread and issued joint statements calling for unity. The meeting occurred at the New Willard hotel during a Washington luncheon arranged by Ira E. Bennett and Theodore A. Bell.
Berlin specialist Dr. F. F. Friedmann conducts demonstrations on tuberculosis treatment and its prevention, highlighting advances in medical practice. The report notes his prominence in public health discussions and ongoing clinical work.
The article reports Mrs Story winning the presidency of the Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution on the third ballot over Mrs Horton with 600 votes to 449. She urged officers to appoint women to public roles and highlighted endorsements of women officials for governance and charities.
London dispatch from Salonika reports Bulgarian forces and Servians ready to clash near Monastir with three Servian divisions massed at Veles to defend territory seized in the war. Greeks also prepare to hold Salonika as tensions rise. Four taxi bandits sentenced to twenty years in Sing Sing after confession by a fellow gang member.
Ninety patients treated under the supervision of the States public health service in New York are declared recovering after use of a tuberculosis serum. The report notes the treatment was observed by officials and included the serum in early testing.
The latest figures from the New York health department show New York City's population at 5,332,000, a rise from the 1910 census figure of 4,768,883. An advertisement for moth preventatives appears from Harner's Drug Store.
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