16 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1913
Page
1
Riot violence in Londonderry as Irish Nationalists and Unionists clash with soldiers on guard. About 300 troops, including Cheshire regiment, on duty after ball cartridges issued and orders to halt. Factory girls reportedly hurt in the unrest amid mounting tensions here.
Albany reports counsel for Governor Sulzer and Acting Governor Glynn discussed court test actions to determine the rightful holder of the New York governorship amid Sulzer’s impeachment. They left without agreement, with Glynn pressing for the executive office while Sulzer refused to concede. The illness of Mrs. Sulzer and the presidential-pardon issue loomed as key factors in the standoff.
Large size screen doors nicely stained by Bic National Wood with three coats of varnish priced from 1.65 and up. Odd and special sizes made to order. Window screens from 18 cents and up. Largest stock in the city.
The article surveys key antagonists in the impeachment proceedings against Sulzer, highlighting the lawmakers and political figures who have emerged as leading critics and supporters of the process. It outlines their roles, stakes, and public positions as the case unfolds.
Fragmentary text references a committee report on articles of impeachment and a chairman's role. The legibility is poor and concrete details such as names, dates, or places are not recoverable from the fragment.
Mrs Sulzer remains in precarious condition with fever and delirium after hospitalization. Governor Sulzer, while visiting the capitol, condemns sensationalists who dragged his wife into the campaign funding controversy.
Aug 16 Maine reports the Samoset house, a large summer hotel on Mouse Island in Soothay Harbor, destroyed by fire. The only mainland link was cut and details remain unavailable. The house was filled with orphans. Separate notice: St. Rita’s orphanage in Binghamton burned, 160 children reportedly escaped, with injuries to Rev. John Pe. Si and others.
An old town ad notes Sivhenwell of Alligan praising King’s New Life Pills for constipation relief. The claim emphasizes guaranteed effects and availability at Pearie’s Pharmacy in Ad iee.
The article notes a potential meat shortage as drought in the Midwest worsens supply. It cites Dr. Ramsey on crops, with corn yield down from 85 percent last year to about 50 percent this year, and predicts oats at around 60 percent. August figures show corn at 75 percent and drought deepening.
Kansas City reports extending heat and no significant rain in Kansas and Missouri. Citizens and clergy call for prayers while farmers in Wichita battle drying fruit trees and wells. Arkansas Valley farmers harvest semidry corn to stock silos as streams run dry. In St Joseph Missouri, drought forces livestock to be moved to scarce water sources.
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