17 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
1
An unclear note suggests buying coal for business use and investment, mentioning a priest accompanying the purchase and phone fees. The text is fragmentary with social and financial hints but lacks coherent events or identifiable names or dates.
Markell and Ford advertise stained and special order screen doors at 80 cents. They claim the largest window screen stock in the city and offer made to order options.
All ink sold produced on this farm. All milk cooled and bottled at dairy a few minutes after it is drawn, this being necessary for the production of high grade milk. If at any time out side milk is sold, patrons are informed.
President Wilson plans to present his currency proposal in Congress this week amid discussions in the House and Senate. Officials say the message outlines proposed wage measures and financial plans, with attention on economic relief and fiscal policy.
Fragmentary OCR cites disputes within a communications service firm. Mentions raises in discipline, sub 30 percent of workers, and ongoing operations with no delay. Indicates internal tension as newsroom notes track the situation and its potential impact on business activity.
Delegations urge Kaiser as peacemaker in Berlin during June anniversary observances. Figures named Gorman and Ruler participate, while references to assimilated addresses and costly statements hint at commerce, arts, and brotherhood efforts. The message emphasizes unity and obligation to promote peace and reconstruction.
A fragmented snippet shows Overman at top, Cumming and Reed as centers, Wilson and Walsh at bottom, and a lingering phrase about dresses and gifts. Read as a sports or community notice, it hints at lineup or roles without a full report.
Militant suffragette activity leads to a high court judgment awarding $7000 in damages for smashed shop windows. Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst and other leaders including Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence and Mrs Fiore Drummond face suit in the bench district. The defendants are linked to raids that harmed ninety three West End merchants.
In Savannah on June 17 doctor Guy Brinkley was killed at his Jones Street office by Katie Hittles who then shot herself. Brinkley was shot multiple times while Hittles lay dead by her own hand. Authorities report Hittles may have been insane. Also noted, the Supreme Court adjourned until October without ruling on Inter-Mountain rate cases or Gomper s-Mitchell-Morrison review requests.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim the “sMenidid work” of Chamberlain's Tabiets grows in renown with promised remedies for stomachs and liver troubles. Advertisement mentions window sale and Harner's Day Store Amy Otlsenet, urging advertisement in The News.
Workers in a West Virginia district strike renewed actions amid ongoing labor disputes. Feltz commented on the situation, noting the strike factors and potential impacts on local operations and negotiations.
Washington June 17 The Civil Rights Act of 1875 was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court as to territories DC navigable waters and the seas in the case of Mary F Butts of Everett Massachusetts who sued for damages after being forced to use a second table and soiled linen on a voyage from Boston to Norfolk Carnegie Gives 1,000,000 to Vanderbilt University Raleigh June 17 Methodists welcome the Carnegie gift of 1 million dollars for equipment and a medical department at Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee.
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