25 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented July Washington dispatch notes little progress on tariff plans as Democrats criticize the administration’s handling. The piece cites Underwood and Simmons and accuses the party of humbugging voters while promising reform.
Report says Swiss Guards faced dismissals amid mutiny rumors as they left the Vatican grounds cheering Garibaldi supporters. Colonel Repond vows to restore the corps within weeks while tensions flare and the Last word to Nagging remarks surface. Nearby, a separate note mentions a wife accused of trying to poison her husband with ground glass in a beverage. Seven dead from an explosion at a Canadian powder plant is also noted.
Fragmentary OCR note recalls a medical scene where a patient regains senses after an incident. A bystander calls a policeman and an ambulance arrives as the situation unfolds, with unclear surrounding details. Entities are minimal due to the text’s garbled nature.
A telegram from the Bulgarian minister in Paris reports Turkish troops entering Philipopolis, causing widespread fleeing and a desperate situation. Philipopolis, the largest town in eastern Roumenia, lies on the Maritza River eighty six miles west of Adrianople and on the Sofia railway line. The city, founded by Philip II and once Thrace’s provincial capital, holds historic significance.
A headless young woman’s corpse was found floating about 179 miles from Boston, thirty miles east of George's Bank, aboard the Gloucester fishing schooner Jennie Gilbert under Captain Charles White. The body’s attire includes an expensive corset, a black shirt waist, and high button boots, suggesting possible violence or aboard a craft, with speculation of a trans Atlantic liner involvement. The New York Sun quotes a quirky exchange about toys and knicker-wear in the surrounding report.
Eagle Pass Texas July 23 official headquarters in Piedras Negras announce the capture of Torreon by the Constitutionalists. About 1500 prisoners, twenty cannon and large ammo stocks reported. Earlier a mob attacked the Chinese quarter and massacred 3000 Chipamen amid violence as the Madero era unfolds.
WW D Magil, a Whitemound merchant, purchased Chagabderisin medicines to serve customers. After delivery he fell ill and claimed a single bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy was more valuable than the whole stock. Sold by advertised dealers. Harner Dog Store.
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