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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1912
Page
7
Reports from Halle on November 2 describe stray dogs butchered for city meat to curb famine. Citizens rushed to buy dog steaks and chops as authorities planned broader use of domestic animals, with rabbit pie speculated as a next step.
Miss Florence Moyer aged twenty ten years was found dead in a Reading rooming house from gas asphyxiation. William Ringler, a married man, in custody claims to have discovered the body. The coroner doubts accidental death and cites circumstances challenging gas suffocation.
A Frederick County Democratic meeting condemns the Board of Election Supervisors for presenting a trick ballot intended to aid the Republican candidate for judge and Congress. The resolution cites late ballot changes, expense to taxpayers, and failure to publish a lawful sample ballot as required by Maryland law. Signed by multiple state and county committee members.
13 Col HE Austin Baughman of Frederick county is described as the youngest elector on the national ticket at age 30. Son of the late Gen L Victor Baughman and Helen Abel Baughman, he is noted for his deep roots in Frederick politics and his role in Democratic campaigns including Bryan and Lewis parades in 1909 and a large 1909 Central Committee election vote.
Mariano Marinelli, 30, was shot and killed by Mamie Provenzane, 18, an Italian worker who says he forced her into white slavery. She followed him after an attempt to coerce her, fired as he fled, and was arrested. She claims she fled New York to escape him and protect herself.
Edward Denge twenty six years old dependent, lost a purse containing thirty dollars near the State street bridge. He went to a forty two barn area and hanged himself. He was found dead about twelve hours later.
City Collector Co han notified the patve that the saloon operated in connection with Jack Johnson's Cate de Champion should be closed as no license had been renewed for the establishment to take the place of the one that had expired.
Washington November two special government data show rising living costs with beef cattle at five dollars twenty six per hundred pounds, veal pork sheep milk honey tomatoes also up while apples pears cabbage and onions edge down. Public notices urge relief via Rivena Headache Tablets at Harner s Drug Store.
An old advertisement warns that sore throat signals danger, linking untreated throat infections to diphtheria and other serious diseases. It promotes Tonsiline as the sole cure, claiming relief from first dose and urging households to keep it on hand with prices from 25 to 1.00.
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