07 May 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1913
Page
1
A report notes that 62 gallons were obtained from external sources during 1922. Inspections were limited, with restricted access to full verification of supply details. The item highlights procurement scope and partial oversight constraints in that period.
A fragmented plea promotes coal as a timely purchase citing scarce market use and potential investment value. The message urges immediate action with a phone contact and hints at a price advantage.
Offer includes medium and large stained screen doors with varnish three coats from 105 dollars and up. Odd and special sizes available with no order. Window screens start at 18 cents and up. Largest stock in the city.
Washington May 7 The Underwood tariff bill seems likely to pass the house this afternoon or tonight after a sweeping majority approved free list proposals and related amendments. The debate focused on removing or preserving exemptions as committee leaders pushed a tax and insurance measure package with changes to net profits and reserves.
Samuel Gompers, later a prominent leader, is confined in a Washington hospital where doctors have not informed him of a 30 day jail sentence for contempt linked to the Pecks stove case. The court order to notify him was reportedly ignored by physicians.
Senorita Madero, sister of Mexico's late president, wed Senor Canalizo during a New York ceremony attended by the Madero family and friends. Canalizo, a former Mexican congressman from Lower California, is from an old Mexican family and is now in exile. The romance began before Madero rose against Porfirio Diaz and the betrothal was announced after his inauguration.
Street clashes between police and striking Italian workers in Syracuse leave two dead and about 25 seriously wounded. State militia deploys to the scene as ambulances haul away wounded, with police arresting roughly 25 demonstrators near the Cathedral area.
A May 7 report from Coabland Cal describes the theft of 157 one hundred dollar bills from an express package sent from Washington to the Central National Bank in this city. The package, shipping magazine pages, was found empty at the bank and notes were later traced to Oakland. Connaught’s wife’s health update follows a London Royal Family note of ongoing concern.
Ex inspectors Dennis Sweeny John J. Murtha James J. Thompson and James E. Diussey, newly named captains, were found guilty of conspiracy to obstruct justice and the administration of laws. They face misdemeanor penalties and await trials on bribery charges. The jury deliberated 38 minutes.
In Scranton, May 7, Mrs Katherine Weld and other heirs of Henry B. Rockwell sued Delaware & Hudson in the New York supreme court for 3.5 million dollars of alleged unpaid royalties from a 1864 lease. The contract set 12 cents per ton, but heirs say the firm reduced coal size to chestnut pes, Tice and barley to evade payment.
May 7 Paris and Madrid report King Alfonso and Premier Count Alfaro de Roma on a two day Paris visit. Anarchist plots against Alfonso feared prompt police precautions and a French government response. Spain’s Premier and senate funding shown in entertainment appropriation. two Spanish anarchists detained in Bordeaux.
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