19 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1913
Page
1
Special 40 day sale on screen doors in medium and large sizes with varnished finishes. Prices start at 7c for medium doors and 80c for large doors, with $1.05 and up for certain models. Made to order screens also offered, plus window screens from 18c. Largest stock in the city.
A report from Conticook Quebec says Harry K. Thaw has been captured while on a train traveling toward the coast. A deputy sheriff aboard the train identified the fugitive and assisted in his arrest. Montreal later confirmed the capture, while Mrs. William C. Thaw learned of the news and prepared to travel. Thaw’s mother praised the escape as “a neat piece of work,” and Pennsylvania authorities weighed extradition possibilities as an indictment for conspiracy to obstruct justice stood against Thaw and several associates.
An old advertising piece warns that overheating, dampness, cold exposure, and impure water can trigger diarrhoea and other stomach troubles. It promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a daily preventive and quick remedy, offered at one dollar a bottle, with warnings about imitations and a free medical booklet upon request.
Pennsylvania officials declined to discuss actions if Harry K Thaw appears in Cresson. Until he arrives authorities would decide on steps, with the state likely waiting for Cresson officials to act. The remark arrives as a sharp comparison about economy.
Process servers for the Frawley committee attempted to serve a subpoena on a nurse attending Mrs. William Sulzer after a reported confession about signing her husband’s name to stock campaign checks. The nurse reportedly was discharged for "talking too much" as the governor’s health varied and officials debated succession.
Caracas reports recapture of Coro after a fierce battle with government forces. Leaders Gonzales and Urbina reportedly killed. Rebels claim a separate victory near Cinamacía as uprisings spread but cause no alarm and President Gomez does not personally lead troops.
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