18 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
1
The fragment urges buying coal for investment and business use, noting low current demand and price advantage. It mentions a phone number 202 and hints at an art-related purchase alongside coal, implying a sales pitch for scarce commodity opportunities.
Readins strike spreads to car repair shops and railroad yards of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway company. County reports indicate heavy coal traffic could be tied up for a week as crews refuse to move trains. John Cotting aged 105 dies at his Utica home in Schuyler County.
Reporting on a probe into a mining operation, new questions arise about Martine's role and connections to the strike committee. The article notes tense exchanges at a session featuring a Charleston storekeeper and mentions a New Jersey senator in relation to the Palit operators’ sentences.
A report notes a heated exchange involving U S Senator James E Martine and Senator Swanson Burt over drinks. The incident led to stalled proceedings and the session closing without resolution.
President Wilson spurns publicity over using the White House refrigerating plant to cool offices during the heated term. He says he will endure the heat as senators and representatives stay in the capital. The rising mercury souks unmitigated while a single electric fan struggles.
Dispatches from Kehe report Emilio Aguinaldo’s son arriving in Tokyo with a mission tied to the Philippine independence movement. The development, dated June 18, suggests direct ties to the struggle for independence. In separate dispatches, Maurice Prevost flies an airplane at an average speed of 11112 miles per hour in Rennes, France.
The article praises Chamberlain's Tablets as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles, claiming growing recognition. It states they are for sale by all dealers.
The excerpt notes Dr. Friedmann declaring a cure for tuberculosis and sailing for New York on June 18. It mentions his New York institute closing recently and his return voyage home after the claim.
Fire costs reach 100000 as mother overturns stove trigger fatal blaze destroying twelve businesses and three homes including Wolfe house. Firemen from three towns quelled flames after hours. Eight men drown in Brown's Colliery flood in Rotherham when a water vein was tapped. Page nominated as ambassador to Italy and Stovall as Switzerland envoy is sent to the Senate. Washington June 18.
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