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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1913
Page
7
A collection of kitchen tips and recipes covers breakfasts and suppers including cereals with cream grilled sausages bread and butter coffee and stews. It lists yeast cake preparation steps cold stuffed tomatoes and multiple cookie varieties plus guidance on selecting fish lobsters crabs and freshness indicators.
A bustling morning market scene shows bargain hunters filling baskets as stands fill, prices for produce and goods listed. Odd notes cover eggs to oysters with varied prices, then two brief items report a divorce case in Missouri and a union button strike in Pennsylvania.
Washington January 1 The first annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will be held at the New Vernon hotel January 21 22 and 23 Opening session will feature addresses by Senator O'Verman of New York Secretary of Commerce and Labor Charles Nagel and Representative Henry D Clayton of Alabama Topics include tariff and recognition of the republic of China Readings reflect a busy program with influential speakers and policy focus.
After a lingering illness Rev Dr M F B Rice age 66 died at his Baltimore home 2706 West North Ave. He served 43 years in the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, was a former Frederick district superintendent and a 1904 General Conference delegate. He leaves a widow five daughters three sons. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also dying Mrs Elizabeth Brenner 84, of 228 Hast Second St. Blind years, survived by children and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Strine died and was buried at Mt Olivet. Subsribe for The News.
Isidor Steinkreutzer known as Izzy the Painter confessed to an incendiary ring that defrauded insurers of millions and endangered thousands. He named Robert J. Rubin, an insurance adjuster, as a leading promoter and organizer of fires for fraud. Rubin allegedly helped stage and arrange fires to profit from claims. The grand jury heard that the group canvassed the city to find tenants willing to have fires set in their apartments.
London reports a collective note drafted by European powers’ ambassadorial group was presented to the Ottoman government in Constantinople. It urges concessions to restore common ground for renewed talks, with the threat that renewed war or peace may follow Turkey’s reply. The note follows Dobrudska frontier talks and Vlach communities’ status. Sultan vows to fight on and to establish political stability amid calls for an efficient majority in a future parliament.
Seven year old Fredta Utz was approached by a man who claimed to be J. B. Smith and tried to take her. The child resisted and was chased by her father Louis Utz and neighbors. Smith dropped the girl, fled, but was caught hiding in a coal bin. He faced a magistrate on attempted kidnapping and was held on bail for court.
Congressman David J. Lewis urged President Elect Wilson to name a postal economics expert as postmaster. He claimed the Post Office could cut small shipment rates by half within four years, making penny postage feasible via faster rural freight and profitable routes. Jack Rose bankrupt. creditors mainly tailors jewelers physicians with no assets. William Shields, 22, died after contact with an electric wire. his sister Ethel, 18, was with him.
Washington January 18 the senate executive session adjourned amid a deepening deadlock between Democrats and Republicans over President Taft’s nominations. No progress or effort to confirm any appointees occurred. Army nominations remained under review, and Brewer’s promotion to colonel would likely have been affirmed. Senator Oliver raised a quorum issue as attendance proved insufficient, and the roll call failed to achieve a majority, prompting adjournment on Senator Gallinger’s motion.
Lisbon reports an upraising in interior Angola Portuguese West Africa with natives burning and raiding settlements. Europeans taken and four men burned alive. governor sends expedition to quell revolt. Also mentions Washington actions on the Kenyon bill and large paper contracts for government printing office.
Advertisement claims Bear's Emulsion strengthens the system, tones the stomach, improves appetite, builds tissue and lungs, boosts resistance to germs, and aids coughs bronchitis and catarrh. Marketed as safer on the stomach than other emulsions, sold at A. L. Pearce's on South Market Street.
In Brooklyn on January 18 a dozen boys found a pasteboard box wrapped in paper in Huntington street and Blawidion avenue. After kicking it around a baby rolled from the box onto the wet ground. A patrolman and Dr. Schuman aided the infant who revived after breathing attempts and was rushed to Long Island hospital. the child was under a day old.
Highlights from Washington include Pujo committee chair urging indictment of broker George G. Henry for refusing to name 24 national bank officers linked to a $50,000 profit in a California Petroleum stock syndicate. Henry contests committee authority. Also Townsends probe resolution to study Crow Indian affairs and disbarment of Charles E. Hyde for bribery in New York.
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