29 May 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
1
A dated advertisement urges immediate coal buying, presenting it as an investment and noting scarce public demand. It prompts readers to call a phone number for purchase details and financial advantage. The fragmentary copy emphasizes urgency and business use.
An ad for Markell and Ford promoting large size screen doors in stained varieties. Customers are invited to see durable window screens and the largest stock in the city with prices starting around 18 cents and upward.
London May 2 The young Prince of Wales, while an Oxford student, is shown eager to join a club that bestows social distinction. Reports describe his interest in a famous campus society, noted for popularity among undergraduates, amid reminders of club rules and parental absence.
Minerva village records a notable birth count, with May data showing a peak touching a local baby record. Officials note the surge in newborns as a community milestone.
Washington May 29 Members of the finance committee sub group pressed changes to the tariff after hearings ended Tuesday High authority says the panel intends these changes and President Wilson has been notified and approved them
Scranton May 29 Alderman James Moir's court crowded for the slander suit Mrs Joseph Savage against Mrs Joseph Shillage. A constable announced postponement due to three material witnesses missing Elle O’Boyle Wanna Boyd and Margaret Stanton. Separate whispers indicated twins at the O’Berye Stanton and Boyd households. Morse elected president of Judson Navigation company owner of Hudson river steamboats. Chamberlains Liniment advertised promising relief from rheumatism. Ad copy notes Warner's Drug Store Sunday comet display and asks readers to mention The News.
Judge Flannigan presides as the Roosevelt defamation suit against editor Newett goes to trial. The case centers on published statements alleged to damage Roosevelt’s reputation and involves key motions and evidentiary hearings.
A fragmented report mentions Senator Stillwell and a bank related case involving a contractor and legislation. The readable text hints at legal or political trouble but lacks clear details or dates.
May 29 in Fine Grove Pennsylvania reports frozen cabbage likely caused poisonings. Minnie Berger died after consuming the vegetable, Erwin Berger survived a severe illness. The notice also mentions Confederate Gen Lomax death in Washington and Lord Avebury in London.
In a libel action the defendant seeks to end the case today with evidence expected to show that charges about Roosevelt’s intoxication were widely circulated and not confined to one section. Attorney Belcher plans to prove adverse comment on the plaintiff’s habits nationwide, while the defense argues malice remains a potential damages basis.
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