30 May 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
1
The message urges buying coal now as an investment due to high demand and favorable price, noting few others are using it except for business purposes. It provides a phone contact 202 but lacks clear source details.
Weare offers screen doors in medium and large sizes. Prices range from 76e for medium to 1 050 for larger sizes, with labeling suggesting varnish finishes and potential awards.
The American liner Haverford ran aground off Queenstown in fog, fifteen feet of water in her hold. Tugs rushed to assist, transferring nearly all passengers to Mercantile Marine Company vessels for safety. Captain Evans commands the vessel sailing from Liverpool to Philadelphia with a large passenger list onboard.
A Chicago real estate dealer known as the man of many widows died last week leaving behind five claimed wives and fiances. A sixth woman, Miss Eleanor Ostrander of Kansas City, says she was to wed him and that Morrison had married her after April in Kansas City and then deserted her in Chicago taking $22 000. Police suspect more claimants linger as mourning spouses or betrotheds.
Burton W. Gibson faces a murder trial over Mrs Szabo as jurors fail to agree on a verdict. The case moves toward retrial as prosecutors and defense assess next steps.
Charles Edling, an attorney of Hanns City Missouri, won 3500 in circuit court against the American Baseball Association for injuries from a foul ball last year while seated in the grandstand. His nose was broken and eyesight damaged. Also, Wilson pardons a Tex banker, and tariffs lobby probe moves ahead. Five killed in a French dynamite factory explosion. A stomach disorder remedy is urged by Chamberlain's Tablets.
Fragmentary notes describe T. R. involved with a wine cellar tied to a case. The text mentions Shirasi as begging letters and requests for money tied to a farm. Roosevelt and Newett are referenced with advice on how the case should proceed.
London May 30 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst militant suffragette has not eaten since rearrest and removal to Holloway Jail in a very weak state due to her prior hunger strike. Suffragette leaders say release may come any hour. Christabel Pankhurst, fled to Paris to avoid arrest, may seek asylum in Belgium to dodge extradition. Home Secretary McKenna says Britain will not seek to bring her to London for trial. Rheumatism cure anecdote from Newton residents promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
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