22 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1913
Page
1
All milk sold produced on this farm with cooling and bottling at the dairy shortly after milking to ensure high grade milk. If any outside milk is used patrons are informed. Only 62 gallons procured from outside sources during 1972. Inspection invited.
Berlin April 22. The formal engagement of ex-Lil Maneet of Portugal to Princess Anne Victoria of Hohenzollern is expected. King Manuel, visiting Sigmaringen Castle, has spent much of his time there since last fall with Princess Augustine's father.
Philadelphia April 21 The Pennsylvania railroad reports it faced one of the worst floods in the nation causing extensive damage. More than thirty miles of double track and numerous bridges were washed away and rail lines rerouted. Temporary bridges and rebuilt embankments are replacing destroyed sections as trains run late but moving westward freight to normal levels. losses in business persisted in flooded regions amid disrupted industries.
Fragmentary text notes a lighthouse memorial for Titanic seamen and a shipwreck fate. Mentions location near Sandy Toole and water, with incomplete coordinates and a date fragment April. Erection attributed to a local group or entity, unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment references a chance appearance, a postponed time, and a plan to visit officials on Thursday. It mentions a black and white suit and tan shoes discussed with a warden, with unclear origin and context.
Virginia Governor Mann was rushed from the state mansion to Memorial Hospital with suspected appendicitis. Doctors considered immediate operation, and the public learned of the governor’s condition as four orderlies carried him on a stretcher. In a separate item, President Wilson announced a May 10 trip to New Jersey to support jury reform, with dusk speeches in Paterson and Jersey City under the Democratic state committee.
Fragmentary report notes leaders plan to rush tariff revision through the House by limiting debate. Washington discussions reference Senate pressures and hearings. Despite garbled OCR, it hints at Democratic stance and potential future reciprocity negotiations.
April 22 report from Bordentown states George Paul, living on a nearby farm, was using dynamite to blast stumps when he lost all fingers of his left hand and one finger on his right hand. He received treatment locally.
On April 22 in Tokio, Aduwiray Count Heihachirou Togo, famed naval hero of the Russo Japanese War, was promoted to admiral of the fleet. The ceremony underscored Japan’s continued naval prestige and highlighted Togo’s leadership role.
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