02 May 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
1
All milk sold produced on this farm. Milk is cooled and bottled at the dairy minutes after drawing for high grade milk. If outside milk is sold patrons are informed. Only 62 gallons sourced from outside in 1912. Taspection invited.
An advertisement urges immediate buying of an article, noting scarce demand and business use. It emphasizes that the purchase is an investment and provides a phone number for contact.
Markell and Ford announce limited time prices on screen doors with medium and large sizes in stain finishes at 75 and 80 cents respectively. Custom sizes and varnished Wational wood options start at $1.05. Window screens from 18 cents. Largest stock in the city.
New York May 2 a tunicab driver named Greenwood fined $5 after police stopped a taxi carrying Miss Margaret Wisen the president's daughter and Boyd Fisher manager of the Social Center. They claimed they were seeking a Princeton professor to cater a train for Princeton. Medals for Gettysburg veterans Washington May 2 Senator O'Gorman introduced a bill to authorize awarding war service medals to Union and Confederate veterans at Gettysburg with $60,000 allotted for the purpose.
Secretary Bryan visited the Florin district south of Sacramento to study the Japanese settlement’s impact on farming and industry. He toured a district school with 22 Japanese and 20 American children, observed Japanese workers, and discussed Webb land bill opposition and treaty rights with Governor Johnson and Assemblyman Bradford amid debates on anti Japanese legislation.
In Vineland New Jersey on May 2 Antonio W Masi a druggist was shot by Ernesta Cervini a woman who had been boarding with him The shot struck a package of papers in his coat pocket and lightly wounded him in the pharmacy on Lalas avenue police said the altercation followed a bitter quarrel and the suspect was taken into custody for questioning
A vintage ad claims Chamberlain's Tablets cure stomach disorders. It asserts many users have found relief and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Mrs George Howe wife of President Wilson's nephew was selected to take a prominent part in the manual suffrage demonstration on May 2 and 3. She will represent Oregon one of the states where women won the right to vote last year in the pageant before the parade. Mrs Howe is an ardent suffragist.
London May 2. European powers will not coerce Montenegro at present. Ambassadors at the conference, led by Sir Howard Gye, note Montenegro’s stance and expect a possible early settlement. The Russian envoy urged compliance, warning of disaster if defiance continued, while Montenegro’s measured reply cooled tensions. King Nicholas appears to seek compensation before quitting Scutari.
Reading workers strike as painters demand 37 44 cents and electricians seek 45 cents an hour for eight hours daily. 709 carpenters avert a walkout with a 5 cent raise from 35 to 40 cents. Harrisburg passes the cigarette bill banning sales to minors and requires disclosure of the buyer. In New York and Mass, mounted police face stone-throwing strikers on Long Island Railroad, wounding two, with two officers hurt. Postal Savings Director Theodore Lo Weed resigns to join New York business. Placeholder ad copy ends with an unrelated medical pitch for Chamberlain's tablets.
Eastern lines announce a 6 percent freight-rate rise after rejecting wage demands from conductors and trainmen. The plan, backed by a committee of railroad managers, argues current wages are excessive and would raise costs for securities holders and the public. Daniel Willard, head of the Baltimore & Ohio, confirms the move and coalitions will seek ICC approval.
Albany May sen at e finance committee voted to report adversely Governor Suizer s nomination of John Mitchell former United Mine Workers head for state labor commissioner.
Wilmington Bel May 2 Willian Brown eighteen was killed after he was caught in a seed mixing machine at the Eastern Mondeable Iron company. An unrelated ad promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pain with testimonial from a Newton Iowa resident.
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