15 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1912
Page
1
Roofing ad hawks top quality roofing supplies with nails cement and rolls at low prices. It mentions rubber roofing and roughing paper plus grinders and knives, promising long lasting results and value for customers.
Amid reports of Adrianople and Constantinople pressures, European diplomats seek a peace path. Battles along Lake Derkas and Velatja hint at Turkish struggle, while Bulgaria eyes gains after fortifications. Mediation talks in Sofia advance, with Albania and Serbian positions unresolved and Turkey seeking concessions.
Timothy D Sullivan, longtime New York political figure born on Manhattan’s lower east side, lies near death in a Yonkers private sanatorium. A former member of the State Assembly and a U.S. Congress candidate, he rose from newsboy to pressroom helper before entering public life, championing wage earners through vast labor-favoring work.
A report from Alessio notes Albania seeking autonomy amid claims of foreign interference in independence efforts. Dispatches confirm Montenegrin forces defeating a Montenegrin advance near a town, with the Mirdite tribe aiding opposing troops and both sides shifting positions toward the Boyan river.
While examining a cigar during rounds as an assessor, ryk Parmer found an inch of a man's finger in the filler. He opened the cigar and discovered the severed piece, believed to have come from a cigarmaker who lost part of a finger during cutting.
Washington, Nov 13. Jatin J. Davis, former employee at the Pennsylvania State Insane Asylum at Warrishing, was arrested on a charge of robbing the asylum vaults of 1200. He left on his honeymoon, detained by a detective, with Mamie K. Raker of Wardshare in Wellington as a companion. Davis waived extradition.
Washington reports a new bilateral agreement between the United States and Russia replacing the 1847 commercial treaty, to be effective before January 1. Details remain undisclosed but aims to resolve trade relations and protect American citizens in Russia, with negotiations ongoing and anticipated ratification by both governments.
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