02 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
1
Fragmented report claims Venezuela plans to crush a revolt in Caracas with officials asserting the rebels will be defeated. The text is garbled but references Cipriano Castro and a supposed stage of unrest amid unclear dates and details.
In Almond New York residents push for Republican postmaster George P Helmer removal after a letter to Senator O Gorman demanding action. A state ment cited mumps and mail duties as justification. The incident underscores cross party tensions in local officeholding and political accountability.
An advertisement quotes Rev WW Stybenvel of Ahisen Iowa praising Dr Kings New Wife pills for constipation. It claims Kime's New Vite Pile are perfect pills and suggests every home should have them. The ad promises regularity with guaranteed results and mentions various products and physicians.
Reid and his mechanician were flying over the inlet when two squalls struck the machine during a turn. They were forced to crash into the water but escaped serious injury.
New York Surrogate Cohalan announces Vincent Astor will pay 2 741 883.99 transfer tax on an estate valued at 88 959 599.50 from his father Colonel John Jacob Astor. Appraiser Johanie Cogeey Jr supported the report. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw files bankruptcy in federal court listing assets of 54 and debts including 3864 to a tailoring firm and 2568 to a silversmith. Mrs Magner, 45, insane, cut off nose and tongue end at Wallace's hotel, rushed to Coney Island hospital. Chamfer's tablets advertised for ailments.
A man perished while attempting to save others at the Inlet and 16.3 intersection. Rescue crews reported a failed attempt to save several individuals during the incident. Names and further details were not available in the readable text.
A partial OCR passage references an organization and the National Association of Manufacturers. It shows incomplete phrases about a figure between 560,000 and seven, with mentions of a paper and members, but lacks clear actions or identities.
Frank Plan deski, picking blackberries by a stream near Glasgow, was knocked by a bull in a sudden strike, toppled into the water, then swam to safety on the opposite bank. The incident occurred as a red shirt allegedly angered the animal, in Newark Delaware.
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