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Newspaper
The Daily Banner
Location
Cambridge, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1913
Page
1
Washington reports Secretary of War Garrison says the Army is in better condition than ever after two months visiting camps. He advocates a three year enlistment with reserve discharge for efficiency, and reward for hard work. He supports vocational training to attract top recruits.
The speaker advocates combining military training with a trade for men returning to civilian life and seeks congressional cooperation to implement the plan, noting universal approval of Seis ee tres and future orders.
Philadelphia Sept 16 Frank L Hough sporting editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer died here after a prolonged illness He was 55 years old Hough helped build up the American League and had a financial interest in the Philadelphia Athletics for many years
An explosion in a Coburg tenement caused eight deaths and many injuries. Seven more are believed buried under rubble with six additional people injured. Authorities report a gas explosion as the cause.
FOR SALE Shoe business 22000 to 25000 dollars yearly plus ten dollars per month heat and light. Owner may. For full particulars contact Chas N Boulden 19 E Saratoga Street Baltimore Md. 91361. Also advertised seed wheat and Russian Red seed at Bucktown and Cambridge Maryland with contact D H Turner Indian Bone Farm.
Wanted to rent a place of 3 to 5 acres near Cambridge with water. Inquiry from E. A. Parrish care New Theatre 31. Also notice that McCauley & Co. seek shirt operators at their Academy Street factory near Cedar. C. H. Prouse crime.
A Cincinnati man who tried to dictate his wife’s attire now stands as the defendant in a divorce suit. He is fortunate to escape harsher action.
It is not the quantity of food taken but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamberlain's Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their functions naturally. For sale by all dealers.
Coroner Feingberg reports Father Hans Schmidt, a St Joseph's curate, killed Anna Aumuhler, a 20 year old Hungarian immigrant. He claimed orders from a patron and drank her blood as a sacrifice. Officials question his sanity as investigators search for the baby’s body.
Chicago reports Judge Mahoney will hold Sunday court at 6 A M Youths and first offenders will use rooms with books, magazines and games instead of cells
R W Hastings survived after cancer prompted removal of his stomach, surgery followed by recovery and return home reportedly cured. operation performed in Boulder on September 16.
The Senate investigation into the West Virginia coal strike has concluded with testimony ending. A report is expected in about three weeks.
Fresno California man C E Mustoe reports success with Chamberlain's Tablets for sick headache and constipation over two years. He says no other preparation satisfies this trouble and notes they are for sale by all dealers.
Observation notes that the restless season lets a man display more than six cents of style from a fifty cent tie, illustrating frugal fashion wit and social mood.
A vintage advertisement claims Pape's Diapep and Pape's Claim relieve indigestion within five minutes. It describes symptoms like sour stomach, gas, heartburn, and stomach misery and urges readers to ask their pharmacist to view the capsule formulas.
Norman E retmer, former Dem party chairman, was instructed to appear before Judge A Hen yernor Sulzer’s special investigation in response to libel related charges. The case concerns alleged improper use of campaign funds in the election of John A Dix, with claims of blackmail and publication of charges against the plaintiff.
Frederick L Colwell of Yonkers a key witness in Governor Sulzer impeachment charges has disappeared officials say Colwell’s absence hampers testimony before the board The investigation notes Colwell’s ties to Wall Street transactions and campaign funds including a $900 final check and $7 125 in total contributions with a nationwide search ongoing.
In Edo Ohio on September 16 1917 the General Council of the Evangelical Lutheran Church adopted a plan to raise 2 million dollars for the minister's pension fund with the mission council to cooperate with other Lutheran bodies for a total fund of 10 million dollars for the anniversary celebration.
Professor Arminius Vamberg, a renowned traveler and historian of Europe and Asia, died at the age of 81 in Budapest. He was an honorary doctor of Budapest University and Trinity College, Constantinople, and spent his life lecturing and exploring vast regions.
To cure cholera morbus iy cases of this disease res ult jatally before medicine can be obtained or a physician summoned. It is easily cured when the proper remedy is at hand. Mrs. Charles Stewart of Mt Collins NY says When my husband had cholerz TM us last summer he used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and it cured him promptly Every family should keep this remedy at hand It only costs a quarter For sale by all dealers Adv.
Washington September 16 A chorus of noes from Democrats thwarted Republican and Progressive attempts to modify the administration currency measure. Nearly half the bill had been read and leaders expected to finish soon. Amendments to bank capital requirements and Federal Reserve powers were defeated, with clashes over caucus rules and quorum. Representative Mondell and Murdock pressed for changes as others attacked caucus actions.
New York reports a burial for Timony D. Sullivan following a funeral at St Patrick’s Cathedral. An immense turnout filled the area around the church, with estimated attendance near 50,600 people.
Miss Julia Garrett's will admits to probate in Philadelphia. The $12,000,000 estate reportedly leaves most to Isaac T. Starr, bond dealer and longtime fiscal agent, with nearly $500,000 to relatives. Several cousins, aided by John G. Johnson, challenge probate to contest the will. If the sister Elizabeth did not survive, Starr would receive the bulk of the estate.
Congressman C. H. Burke, Republican whip in the House, announces he will not seek re election due to illness. Pierre South Dakota September 16.
President Wilson named William Hayne Leavell of Carrolton Mississippi as minister to Guatemala. Leavell is a retired clergyman.
Mrs Agnes Booth of Tonawanda New York says she nearly died from diarrhoea and acute indigestion before using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She states the product acted quickly and cured her within hours. For sale by all dealers. Adyvy.
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