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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1912
Page
1
Advertises screen doors and window screens with black hardware and stained screen material. Mentions prices around 200 cents and up, with occasional references to wire, protection, and replacements. Product details are inconsistent due to garbled OCR but indicate a local sale on window screens and screen doors.
In New York a September gathering near a financier's office featured three speakers advocating socialism and anti capitalism. The event drew a sweltering Wall Street crowd as speakers denounced capitalism and praised socialist aims, with one candidate for Congress among the speakers.
Osuar S. Straus receives nomination from New York Progressive party leaders as a candidate for governor. Supporters emphasize reform and municipal efficiency while opponents question past policy decisions and party alignment.
T. Alexander Cudius, a youthful Socialist candidate, led remarks as crowds cheered near Morgan's office. Wisconsin and Washington references sparked discussion of governance while Mrs McDonald described the Lawrence strike, eliciting laughter at mill owner wage disputes.
A mysterious disease has killed horses across western Kansas. Fort Riley prohibits bringing horses onto the military reservation as mortality disrupts fall crops leaving farmers with unharvested wheat and fallout on plowing and spring sowing.prices and drug stores mentioned.
Syracuse dispatch reports Oscar Straus of New York nominated by acclamation at the Progressive state convention amid a thunderous stampede. Delegates cheered, with two rounds of nominations and chaotic scene as Straus accepted. Other nominees listed for statewide offices and judges.
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