06 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
1
An advertising pitch urges purchase of coil goods amid low demand. It argues buyers may need it for business use and highlights a favorable price tied to acquiring an article not in demand presently. The text includes a phone contact.
An old advertisement claims the largest stock in the city for screen doors and window screens. Large size screen doors neatly stained priced from 105 dollars and up, plus special sizes made to order. window screens from 18 cents and up.
Columbus inmate D June G Lee Cage a member of the Iron Moulders C ousun of Wiueling West Virginia confessed in United States district court to killing John J Reardon a Pittsburgh detective at Stentenville Ohio in 1910 during labor troubles Cage had been tried in Steubenville over a year ago and acquitted He faces jeopardy again the confession linked to civil suits including a $5000 reward and damages from Jefferson County Heirs received $1400 under an agreed order in the case and the transcript notes Cage admitted the killing but added confusion about the circumstances
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Batk and a reference to New York news coverage in The News. The readable text lacks clear event, date, or identifiable individuals to form a complete, coherent item.
Washington June 6 The senate lobby investigation has disclosed a new form of organized lobbying. Senator Goodman states the new method uses public sentiment from various sources to influence senators. The inquiry labels this as a concerted effort by powerful interests.
James Mc Reynolds submitted testimony describing efforts around tariff action. Senator Overman noted preservation of substantial literary scraps from the hearing. Senator Shields testified raising five stock including sheep grain and Angora goats, stating no lobbying methods were used and no one was influenced.
The body of poet laureate Alfred Austin was cremated at Golders Green after a Monday death. By King George's permission a memorial service took place at the Chapel Royal in St James Palace at the same hour, attended by the Austin family. Dragged From Boat by Fish in Cleveland. Hugh E Walker, 17, drowned off Lake Erie after entanglement in fishing line. body recovered with wound about limbs. Mrs Barnet R. Nielsen of Mount Vernon, third cousin of Secretary of State William J Bryan, died after an apoplectic stroke. Rheumatism relief offer advert follows.
Fragmentary notes indicate Chinda sees a phase of stalemate content and a tired discussion. The readable text is sparse, offering few concrete facts or names.
Washington Health issues infant care instructions urging careful milk selection and cleanliness. The pamphlet advises keeping milk pure and cold, sealing nursing bottles, giving cool water, fresh air without sun exposure, light clothing, and frequent baths in hot weather. It warns improper food and heat cause up to 35 percent of infant deaths.
The liner France bound for Havre was delayed thirteen minutes so J P Morgan could bid farewell to his sister Miss Morgan who plans a summer at a villa near Pasig. Morgan rushed from a car and crossed the gangplank as the ship was to be raised, while Miss Morgan wailed from the railing.
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