27 May 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1913
Page
1
The text advertises buying any article not in demand at the moment as an investment. It mentions a phone number 202 for contact. The fragment emphasizes price advantage and purchase offers without specifying any concrete items or terms.
Local firm Markell and Ford advertises large size screen doors in various finishes and $1.05 for wood with varnish. Special ordering available for screen doors and window screens with city stock claimed as the largest in the area.
Irene Gasparo, a married 27 year old, reports that a man named Antrea Boschetti forced entry into her bedroom. She fired twice, killing him, and was taken to the police while Boschetti was placed in custody.
In a contentious Roosevelt case, debate centers on jury selection and which witnesses will testify. Attorneys for Newett push for full presentation of the Roosevelt case at the outset, while the Roosevelt defense seeks selective character testimony in rebuttal.
George A. Newett, Michigan editor, faces a libel lawsuit alleging damaging remarks about Colona Roosevelt. The case centers on published statements claimed to defame the individual named Roosevelt and harm reputation. Legal action seeks restoration and damages. proceeding details remain pending.
The report cites officials claiming widespread corporate blame for ongoing prosecutions tied to resale price controls. It notes expectations that many firms will avoid government action under the theory discussed, with concerns over the right to set resale prices.
The piece argues modern bustle causes indigestion leading to illness and weak blood, lowering nervous energy and earning power. It promotes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a remedy, claiming it stimulates saliva and gastric juice to aid digestion and nourish the body.
Newark May 27 1920 Dunn and Davenport two Wharton woodchoppers were sentenced to Trenton state prison for sending threatening letters to President Wilson before his term. Dunn got five years Davenport two. jury also found them guilty on four counts and Mercy was recommended for Davenport. Letters demanded 1000 then 5000 under death threat and were mailed in May and November last year. They also targeted Theodore King postmaster at Ledgewood and a Dover New Jersey manufacturer now dead.
May 27 Tokio bulletin says Emperor Yoshihito's condition is favorable and state officials may be suspended from further audience due to steady improvement. Empress Sadako has fallen ill with a cold during vigil at the emperor's bedside. seriousness not critical. In Pennsylvania a woman swallows false teeth and is rushed to Norrisburg hospital for X-ray evaluation.
Authorities probe cause after a large blaze endangers a public building. The fire rapidly spread as flames delayed discovery, narrowly sparing Wesley Benson his wife and children who slept nearby. The structure sustained damage though fatalities were avoided.
Chicago May 27 Commission witness Professor Graham Taylor of the Chicago Commons Social Settlement testifies that only a small share of cases of immorality among girls and women is caused by wages. He urges abolition of the dance permit and notes saloons close by 1 am, pushing drinkers into dance halls where they meet young women. C Jones of United States' Broom and Brash company proposes a $7.30 weekly minimum wage for women, with observed earnings from $5 to $12.80 weekly. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Rheumatism Remedy via a Newton Iowa resident’s letter.
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