19 May 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1913
Page
1
Local ad markets large stock of screen doors in varnish and stained wood. Offers made to order sizes and special dimensions. Window screens available starting at 18 cents, with prices rising for larger and custom orders. The retailer touts the largest inventory in the city.
Washington May 19 The production of anthracite coal in 1912 exceeded 75 million tons. Edward W Parker, statistician for the United States survey, notes the output was below 1921 by about 401,439 tons but valued higher by roughly 2.814 million dollars due to price. The decline is linked to mining suspensions in April and May, with output likely affected by shutdowns.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a York event, an opera parade, planned for Sunday in May. No clear names, places, or organizers readable. Further lines are needed for specifics such as time, venue, or participants.
The piece critiques Mr Bryan for his peace talk and language, warning that idealistic diplomacy may invite conflict. It argues self respect requires courtesy to Japan and others while refusing to yield to fear of war or crank peace theories. It claims the public largely rejects Bryan's theories.
Harrisburg May 19 An act approved by Governor Tener will appoint ten expert agricultural advisers to districts to guide farmers on cultivation crops and soil issues. The program aims to extend practical farming knowledge and requires $1500 yearly for state funded extension work to assist counties in implementing the new act.
The death of Bishop Doane, a prominent Episcopal prelate, is reported in Albany. His career and impact on church affairs are highlighted, noting his leadership roles and influence in the church community.
A mine explosion killed fifteen workers and a rescuer died after entering the scene. Rescue efforts saved a man with a broken leg who survived the afterdamp, while a colleague, Henry Fairhurst, perished. Separate note from Trenton reports an unidentified man found in the Delaware and Raritan canal after five to six days in water. Shenandoah item describes a nine year old boy mauled by a bulldog, leaving him crippled for life.
Mrs. John Woodrow, an aunt by marriage to President Wilson, is critically ill in Denver Colorado with a severe bronchitis attack. The report notes her condition as of May.
Los Angeles May 193. William St. John Ranney, former chief clerk to the auditor of the Santa Fe Jail, Toad, confessed thefts amounting to between 369,000 and 100,000, and was sentenced to seven years in San Quentin prison.
A Newton Iowa resident reports his brother in law’s rheumatic arm pain easing after applying Chamberlain's Liniment. The testimonial claims recovery by the next morning and endorses the product for chronic muscular rheumatism, advertised as sold everywhere.
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