04 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
1
A dated promotional note urges immediate coal purchase citing price advantage and survival needs. It emphasizes low current usage by others and frames coal as an investment with a phone number for contact.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Markell and Ford with screen related terms including pedal size and dogrs ish. Readable context unclear. no clear event or outcome to confirm.
A terse dispute accuses an unnamed seller of fixing the price and reselling at a different figure without notifying the buyer. The remark cites a lack of transparent pricing in the transaction and calls for clarification from the involved party.
A twenty month old boy allegedly killed his two day old sister in Newark. Jealousy after the birth spurred the fatal blow to the head, witnesses describe distressing behavior prior to the death from brain hemorrhage. Also noted are a Michigan case of a girl attempting suicide with knives and acids, and a Philadelphia scaffold fall fatality.
An advertisement promotes ORRINE as a standard liquor habit remedy for wives and mothers to save husbands or sons from drink. It offers two forms No 0 powder and No 2 pills, claims a money refund if no benefit, and provides a free booklet at a North Market Street address.
June reports say President stands firm for the party as action on the schedule reverses and moves to the Senate after a gathering in Washington.
Julius Jeswein of Milwaukee suffered a fatal laughing fit during a vaudeville show. He laughed sixteen hours, then deteriorated to a nervous condition seen by hospital doctors as fatal. The joke involved a performer saying if you were my husband I would poison you and the reply if you were my wife I would take it. An usher asked him to leave. he continued laughing. He was later taken to Emergency hospital after ten hours.
In New York on June 4, masked robbers entered J. B. Theise’s office at 47 49 Maiden Lane and stole a satchel containing diamonds worth about 56 000 after hours from a safe deposit vault. The jeweller, who had just retrieved the gems, left the satchel briefly and found it missing upon return.
Secretary Jane announced that after all contractors engaged in reclamation work are fully notified they will be prosecuted for violations of the eight-hour law.
Robert Forbes, renowned English actor, receives knighthood from King George in a formal ceremony. The honor elevates Forbes among Britain's leading stage and screen figures, reflecting a career spanning decades in theater and film.
A seizure revealed about 2000 rifles hidden in cases believed linked to an Orange campaign against home rule. The discovery caused a large public stir as authorities investigate the origin and purpose of the arms.
King George announces a birthday honors list in London on June 4. James M Barrie is created a baronet while James Forbes-Robertson and Edward Albert Schaefer gain knighthoods. Sir John French becomes field marshal. Quebec premier Lomer Gouin and Winnipeg chief magistrate John MacDonald receive knighthoods. Also noted is an advertisement for Joy Bottles and Cameras at Harner’s Drug Store.
Senator Fall testified he owns cattle, horses, wheat and coal and named cattlemen and wool men who talked with him on tariff. He described a Colorado man tied to the wine trust as having discussed matters with him under cross examination. Senator Gronna said he farms and denies corrupt action at the capitol while noting Crosby and Bovey from Minneapolis milling firms urged a flour duty.
A nineteenth century advertisement urges readers to try a twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlains Liniment to quickly ease rheumatic pains. Sold by all dealers avertigement.
A brief news item notes ASDA hosts a community meeting about a ham sale and related local fundraiser. Officials discuss preparations, dates, and how proceeds support neighborhood programs.
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