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Newspaper
The Daily Sentinel
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1913
Page
2
Public notices and political announcements from Bloomsburg Pa including Democratic sheriff and coroner candidates R Frank Rich George Croup Miles Betz Robert J Brennen Dr Thomas L Real y Harvey H Reinnard William Kushner associate judge John W Shuman Lloyd B Skeer and a voter guidance note for Columbia County Also includes commentary on press freedom and civic ambition paragraph about newspaper language and ball players sale comments.
Albany August 18 Dem urging to impeach Governor Sulzer falters as only 65 of 76 needed sign impeachment. Threats circulate at capitol. Frawley attacked on cards. Republicans and Progressives pledge to vote on merits, not party lines, while sulzer seeks undecided independents.
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska argued that the tobacco trust has grown stronger after the U S Supreme Court decree. He claimed the four trust companies have become richer and that Anthony N Brady, a defendant in the suit, has seen his fortune increase by more than 10 million dollars through tobacco holdings since the decree.
Edith M. Nero dies after illness linked to ham and ice cream. Parents Edward and Mrs Nero become seriously ill while a younger sibling remains unaffected. Incident dated August in Warren Pennsylvania with local inquiry ongoing.
Washington reports the Venezuelan revolt led by General Cipriano Castro and cousin General Torres Castro has collapsed. Consul Voetter says Torres Castro and staff were captured, Gomez’s forces prevail in eastern Venezuela, with interior telegraph links being restored. Officials doubt Castro himself remains in the country.
Abraham Snyder of Paterson New Jersey died on an operating table at General hospital following a spider bite believed to have occurred while he slept in a hay mow during a vacation straw ride trip. He fell ill Friday and died before surgery could be completed.
Wade Me Bride Faunce aged fifty one died after falling six feet from a boarding house window in Autangaville Mobile on August 13. The blow caused delirium before death.
New York Governor William Sulzer is threatened with impeachment, a historic possibility for the state. He denies the charges and, with allies, remains confident he will clear his name from the looming odium.
In New York Colonel Hugent Wilson assistant to Goethals said ships with light draught could run the Panama Canal by October 15. Water will be flowing by that date and the Culebra cut slides are now progressing easily. In Washington President Wilson granted a full pardon to Lawrence A. Golden of Omaha who was serving a life term for a Union Pacific train hold-up in November 1909.
President Wilsons message via Lind to Huerta outlined US attitudes in formal terms. Lind and Hale met with Mexican officials as Washington signals possible follow up notes. Huerta and Wilson had exchanged telegrams praising candid talks and hoping for a just settlement.
Town of Bloomsburg approves Ordinance No 168 restricting erection and reconstruction of bay windows balconies and other projecting fixtures on sidewalks and street lines. It allows limited second story extensions and requires permits and engineer approval. repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after publication. Estate notice follows announcing administration and claims for RE J Weaver.
Washington Aug 13 Nelson O Shaughnessy reports the Mexico City calm as the US aims to clarify Mexico's interpretations of American intent. A note outlining President Wilsons position will be sent soon, with steps in the peace plan staged gradually to all foreign governments.
Tokio Aug. 13 The Japanese government told Mexico it will not receive General Felix Diaz as a formal envoy to thank Japan for its role in the Mexican centennial. Diaz may come only as a private individual. Father and Son Killed In Auto. Seneca Falls Aug. 13 Oscar Sager and Carl Sager seven were killed when their car was struck by a Lehigh Valley train at Yale ten miles southwest of Seneca Falls.
A collage of ads promotes Whis Will Interest Mothers powder for feverish teething relief and worm killers like Kickapoo Worm Killer, with claims of quick cold relief, kidney benefits, and child health. Also touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure, Deafness remedies, and Bloomsburg Normal School announcements with terms, tuition notes, and facilities.
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