07 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
1
A terse market note records an investment demand at milestone zero with no additional details on issuer, amount, or timing. The cryptic line references EN0 and 202, suggesting an abbreviated price or index cue without full context.
Fragmentary notes describe a political debate in Washington about tobacco taxation and policy. The text references the White House, the president, and general opposition, with mentions of policy shifts and potential arrangements within the administration.
The notice indicates a Prince establishment by P Landeorge located at Fails with a reference date of September 27, 1883. The fragmentary text implies an ownership or formal act tied to the site and date.
A federation official underwent surgery for an abscess at a local hospital. Surgeons report the patient is in satisfactory condition and promises a speedy recovery.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a lobby probe involving Wilson, mentioning Michigan and Republica. It references steel, preferred shares, and rate changes affecting iron and steel, with unclear attribution and dates. The text is incomplete and mosaic.
Senator Townsend charges the president with undue influence to push a tariff bill. The accusation frames a partisan clash over policy while political leaders call for transparency and a quick vote.
Washington debate centers on whether Japan can base protest on the Fourteenth Amendment. Observers deeming the California law discriminatory argue a stronger stance. Yale names Taft a special baseball chair in a grandstand seat near home plate.
Fragmentary text reports experts debating whether transplanting kidneys from deceased donors for live recipients is possible. Dr Laird doubts such experiments will succeed soon while others note prior animal trials and mention Dr Daniten as credited with similar work.
Paterson New Jersey June 7 Alexander Scott editor of the Weekly Issue paper loyal to mill strikers was sentenced to a prison term not less than one year nor more than fifteen years and fined 286 for inciting hostility against the government. Scott said he would appeal. Sentencing of thirty eight others convicted of unlawful assembly was deferred.
Representative George S. Graham of Pennsylvania introduces a bill to appropriate 13 million dollars to build three first class battleships. The plan aims at maximum armor speed range and armament, with each ship costing up to 6 million dollars. The measure seeks rapid naval expansion.
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