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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1913

Page

2

Five Die in New York Gang Shootings in Four Days

In Williamsburg plaza gunmen killed an 18 year old David Minzer of 132 Rutledge Street as three men approached him. An Italian suspect Antonio Scamorino of Dayton Ohio was killed by an assassin on East 126th Street Harlem. Police arrested two men on homicide charges and a witness aided detectives. The spree follows the killings of two policemen and an Italian gunman in Mulberry Street on Saturday night.

New York Williamsburg Bridge Antonio Scamorino Dayton Ohio East Qne Hundred and Sixth Street Harlem Little Italy David Minzer Rutledge Street Willamsburg Minzer Williamsburg Mulberry Street

Postmasters Placed in Classified Service Plan

Postmaster General Burleson and President Wilson propose placing all second and third class postmasters into the classified service within a year. A competitive examination will decide fitness for fourth class postmasters, removing politics from appointments and allowing both parties to qualify under the new policy.

Washington Burleson Wilson Taft Postmaster General Civil Service

Girls fled to hermit life in mountain hut

Florence Garland seventeen and Elizabeth Grew sixteen left Scranton to seek monotony break. They rode to Plymouth and built a mountain hut where they survived on herbs and roots for a week awaiting notice from authorities. Police found them near the hut and took them to Wilkes-Barre for custody.

Plymouth Hfe Florence Garland Elizabeth Grew Stranton Scranton Bach Goard Ro' ¢Eachen Wilkes-Barie

Cement Find Stuns Farmers Near Auburn and Veittsburg

A messy OCR fragment reports a rich cement find on a farm near Auburn Pennsylvania and Vetsville Pennsylvania. It mentions a company involved in the farm, names individuals, and notes cement terms and testing by various United States agencies. The passage is garbled but suggests discovery and testing of cement materials and possible approvals.

Auburn Vettsuile Uapdalis’s

Fragmented medical ad fragment from old paper

A damaged OCR fragment discusses stomach disorder treatments and a medical ad. It mentions ads and notices but lacks complete names or dates. The readable parts hint at a health remedy description and a promotional tone typical of early 20th century newspapers.

Frank O Singes Ill. Former New Jersey Senator Alarming

In Trenton New Jersey May reports say former United States Senator Frank O Singes is seriously ill at home for about four weeks. He suffers a complication of diseases aggravated by an ailment that has left him unable to take nourishment.

New Jersey Trenton United States Frank O. Singes Psi Briggs

President Wilson Visits Capitol Unplanned May Flight

President Wilson made a fourth unplanned trip to the Capitol to discuss nominations with senators as engagements cleared. A German naval officer, Senior Lieutenant George Von Zastrow, and two enlisted men drowned when the pinnace of the target boat G-89 capsized off the island of Silt due to rough conditions.

Wilson Capitol Washington Cushaven Germs George von Zastrow Silt von Zastrow

Change of Life Relief by Lydia E Pinkham

Brown of 849 N Walout streets shares a testimonial about relief from two years of illness during the Change of Life. After three doctors offered no help, she credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with strengthening her and enabling her to resume daily work. The letter urges other women to seek the remedy and notes letters are opened by a private staff.

Lydia E. Pinkham Tola Kansas Medici Livha EL Pinkhams Walout

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