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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
1
Tuberculin tested milk produced on this farm. Milk is cooled and bottled minutes after drawing for high grade quality. If outside milk is used, patrons are informed. Only 62 gallons from outside sources in 1912. Inspection invited.
German aviator Herr Dmnetz died at Joncnuistial aerodrome in a suburban area after his aircraft malfunctioned and crashed. Investigator Husenie Shakallskoys, a governor trustanadr pilot, reported the fatal incident occurred during flight. The source notes the aviator lived a long life, hinting at a century-spanning years.
The fragment urges renewing coal supply now to ensure safe, clean burning heat. It stresses not to rely on dwindling stock and promotes a specific non clinker lind coal branded product for efficient heating.
General Hi smno Aguilar a federal commander and his staff were executed by Zapatista rebels in Morelos. His twelve year old son witnessed the murder beside his father’s body as news reached Cuernavaca. Aguilar had fought against Madero and later aligned with Huerta. congress postponed the presidential action amid dissent and tension.
Washington April 24 Wilson nominates William Collert to be postmaster at Pricer Nod. Gotteriilisca Republicin stant has been assistant postmaster for many years and the president has known him since boyhood.
Advertises discounts on medium and large stained screen doors starting 0.75 and 0.80 each with varnish prices from 1.05, plus custom sizes and window screens from 0.18 and up. Claims the largest stock in the city and a 40 day sale period.
Secretary of State Bryan travels to Sacramento to confer with Governor and California lawmakers on land ownership laws and U.S. international obligations. The visit follows a California Senate resolution urging the Secretary’s presence and signals sensitive developments not yet public.
Wording surrounding Henry M. Flagler’s Florida monument faces delay as questions linger about preservation and finalization. Officials say the process hinges on death related legalities and estate details before completion can proceed.
The daughter of a millionaire, Miss Romans Borden, is reported back at the New Darse sanitarium, ending the kidnapping mystery. Officials insist she remains at the institution though conflicting announcements claimed she vanished previously.
In Tow Poquonkey New York April 25 bears from the Shawangunk range attacked Plutarch village of 2000. Families fled as bears groaned and invaded kitchens while a fire raged in the hills. Mothers and elder sisters sheltered children and a passerby rode to Highland to summon help clearing the area within about 20 hours.
Reports from Panama state a major slide has begun at Culebra with a nine foot crack advancing two feet. The extent and timing are unknown, rain ahead may worsen conditions, and passage through the canal could be delayed for months.
Report from Washington Pennsylvania dated April 25 states rescuers reach the wrecked Cincinnati Mining Company's shaft. Officials estimate 120 dead with a possibility of more. exact toll awaiting recovery teams working amid the debris.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a hangman device failing during a execution attempt. The text references a figure named Harris and a fatal outcome for four people described as colored natives, with a date around May. The damaged passage hints at a tragedy caused by a faulty drop and rope around the neck.
County grand jury charges Peter F. Seiss a stock clerk at Cleveland Furnace Co with embezzlement stealing about 20000 in brass and reselling it to junk dealers. Nathan Komio a junk dealer is named in a receiving stolen property indictment. Seiss allegedly lived in luxury amid the charges.
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