21 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1913
Page
1
A fragment notes two dollar price for gallons bought from outside sources during the year 1512. Details are limited and wording is incomplete. The report references limited inspection and an unspecified procurement context.
Fragmentary obituary note mentions a judge connected to Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. It references a 1907 bench appointment, University of Pennsylvania graduate class of 1881, and admission to the Philadelphia bar in that year. Details are incomplete but identify a legal figure linked to Pennsylvanian judiciary.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses speech marks and punctuation. It mentions a quote about a fer by no means and indicates concerns about safety, supply, and low provisions. The text references a person needing to ensure readiness, mention of heat and coal, and a rough informal tone.
Newark April 21 Clinton Hills twenty years old died after a pitched ball struck him near the left temple during a Sunday school practice game for St Luke's M K Church and other youths. Hillier was at bat when the ball sailed in and he ducked, was stunned briefly, then stayed in the game. Later he complained of a fatality and went home. a physician could not save him.
Dramatic fire reports describe extensive damage from raging forest fires south of Pottsville near Cape Harn and Mobile Alabama. Fragments mention miles of timber burned, potential hotel threats, and losses to crops with unconfirmed figures around 100,060 dollars. Fire sources include locomotives, while officials urge caution as fires spread.
The Morgan family estate in New York details substan tial bequests from J Pierpont Morgans will to charity and relatives. It earmarks 200000 for a House of Rest for consumptives, plus 2900000 outright, 1900000 each to three daughters in trust, and 501000 to trustees for diocesan income. Widow receives 100000, sisters-in-law and household members inherit varying incomes. The Cragston estate and other real property are included with taxes and insurance paid from residuary estate.
Fragmentary OCR notes list Charles W. Dabney as the new head of the United States Weather Bureau and reference a sum of $100,000 and other gifts or devises cited in a legal or ceremonial context. The text is garbled with names and phrases unclear or partially missing.
Washington April 2 1916 lawmakers expect Senate action on the tariff bill within two months with a July 15 adjournment target. The House committee plans to move the measure soon with limited amendments two or fewer and no additional changes to the bill as a whole. The caucus fixed May 1 1916 as the date sugar goes on the free list and the income tax effective date remains unsettled awaiting House disposition.
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