22 May 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
1
The note urges immediate coal purchase citing limited supply and business use. It offers a phone number 202 for investment and mentions using coal alongside a questionable claim of others buying it. The terse message blends urgency with vague details and a sales tone.
In a compact ad Markell and Ford promote screen doors and window screens in special sizes. They offer varnished wooden doors from $1.05 and up, with doors made to order and a large stock in the city.
The French liner Senegal struck a mine while leaving port and was destroyed by the explosion. Many passengers were aboard as tugs rushed to assist, with reports of numerous lives lost and ships aiding in rescue efforts.
The committee met for the first time to debate making public the names of manufacturers and others who appear before the committees and publish briefs. The dispute centers on filing protest against rates and whether to reveal identities of entities involved.
In Somerville New Jersey on May 22 fifteen year old Frank Stabile of Raritan reported in sleep that his companion Angelo Nittoli was drowning. He and Louis Curio had been canoeing in a stolen boat when it overturned. Stabile and Curio reached shore while Nittoli vanished. a search party formed but the body was not recovered.
A latest photograph shows Kaleer's daughter Princess Louise preparing for her upcoming marriage scheduled for May 24. The event will unit the couple in a formal ceremony with family and dignitaries attending.
In Pittsburgh May 22 F W Barney a Greene county resident in a divorce suit claims Victoria Westlake of Wheeling West Virginia forced him to marry for money and threatened to poison him or cut off his head if he refused. The piece notes earlier mentions of explosive plots and names Arnid Johnson Gregorio Vines Frank Ms Allegheny but details are fragmentary.
In darkness Jacob Smith a noted horseman from Monocacy mis stepped and fell into the Schuylkill Canal twelve feet deep. His son Jacob Smith Jr. recovered the body. The incident occurred near Pottstown Pennsylvania on May 22.
Washington May 22 The president faces sharp Senate opposition to granting citizenship to Japanese and warns a House rejection would block naturalization while in Houston Lieutenant Joseph J Weir and his wife are jailed on a Wyoming indictment for theft of clothing from a fellow Army officer's wife.
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