28 May 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
1
This fragment urges buying coal now to exploit price advantages tied to a currently low demand article. It argues the purchase is an investment for business needs while discouraging contact details and vague motives. The tone resembles a promotional note urging action without specific dates or sources.
Readable ad notes size screen doors, nicely stained with eight coats of varnish. Mentions National Wood and Doors, 80c, and a reference to model or product line. Product emphasis on quality finish and stock.
Calgary May 28 Arthur Pelky arrested on manslaughter charge in the death of boxer Luther McCarty though a coroner's jury absolved him. Promoter Tommy Burns also under no charge and both men out on bail. Referee Ed Smith and manager Billy McCarney ordered to leave town until trial possibly this fall. Coroner's verdict cites accidental death from a subluxation of the cervical vertebrae at Burns Arena on May 24 with no clear cause shown.
An appeal to wives promotes a home remedy with claims of refunds after trial. It offers a free booklet and asserts ORRINE benefits. J A Williamson markets from North Market Street urging inquiries and purchases.
The report discusses the Frisco Railroad receivership with focus on the case in St Louis. It notes a $2 250 000 obligation and a $70 000 900 bond figure, outlining the bond and debt status of the road and listing William I Jackson and Edwin W as involved in the bill of complaint.
Viola Wilson, 23, at Joseph Bailey's Newark home, was seized from behind while bending over a washtub. Her head was thrust downward as $22 disappeared. Irving W. Crane, Bailey's employee, is under arrest after police found the missing money, water soaked, in a trunk in the girl's room.
Attorney General McReynolds said the Justice Department will file several new suits against the Reading Company, the anthracite trust, within weeks. He pledged to press actions to the limit after the Supreme Court dismissed prior cases without prejudice.
A Newton resident touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a cure for rheumatism after his sister's husband experienced relief from arm pain. The ad claims the liniment works for both acute and chronic rheumatism and urges readers to try it, with Hal l ies Depart Sardar at Harver's Drug Store as the seller.
A damaged OCR fragment states a case involving a brake related company or trust, with prices cited as $3.25 and $6.50. The text references a defendant or corporation and a possible ruling of guilt or liability, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Miller held in Washington. Testimony reveals details about drinking habits of Roosevelt associates. Witnesses include Jacob Riis and Dr Alexander Lambert.
A Sayville girl found ambergris on a Long Island beach worth over five thousand dollars, a rare find since whaling waned. Other items note a Harrisburg man, Frank Larew, found dead with a razor. Italian aviators’ Milan to Rome flight in six hours. a 54 year reunion of sisters in Rancor. and a local drugstore ad inviting customers to check for trusses.
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