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Newspaper
The Daily Sentinel
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
2
The Sentinel Printery issues daily and semi weekly editions with political announcements for Columbia County races. Candidates listed include B Frank Rice for Sheriff George ChouP for Sheriff Miles W Betz and others for Coroner Poor Directors Associate Judge and Bloomsburg district seats. Primary date September 16 1913.
Albany Aug 15 Two claimants to the New York governorship sat in the capitol each asserting his right to govern while Glynn and Sulzer faced impeachment. Glynn and Sulzer feud over who leads. Adjutant General and Secretary of State recognize Glynn as acting governor. Mrs. Sulzer ill as impeachment proceeds.
Joseph H. Sampliner as assignee of Lake Shore Film and Supply seeks 303000 in federal court in Cleveland claiming General Film Company monopolized film and machine leasing, tied patents from the Motion Picture Patents Co alliance, and forced lease and royalty terms across Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan. Nine miners die in Arizona mine accident as a cable pin breaks causing ore cars to plunge 3300 feet.
Porter Charlton, the confessed wife killer, sails from Jersey City to stand trial in Italy for the death of Mary Scott Castle Charlton. He faces possible life confinement if convicted, while his father Judge Paul Charlton plans to attend the proceedings. Charlton expressed optimism about returning home soon.
Philadelphia flour and grain prices show steady to firm tones with No 2 red and white oats varying by grade. Pittsburgh live stock markets report higher cattle and sheep values with hogs rising across heavies and mediums. The text ends with a rhetorical question about critics lacking personal knowledge.
The Glynn camp proposes mandamus actions to force the First Department to acknowledge his continued governorship and seek a pretrial constitutional review of impeachment proceedings before September 18.
The tariff fight in the Senate stalls progress with talk of a prolonged session into October or November. Democrats press for Aug 25 vote on wheat free list while Republicans resist. Other schedules including sugar wool and tobacco face delays as debate continues.
Sale register announces a Wednesday auction on August 20 1913 at 41 o'clock am at 162 N Arlington Avenue Newark New Jersey featuring horses wagons runabouts harness blankets and other stable gear by Frank Warren John S Williams auctioneers Also advertised is Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf a remedy for women's ailments available at druggists or by mail from LeRoy New York 50 cents
President Wilson sharply rebuked Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson for a statement criticising the British foreign office. Secretary Bryan arranged to confer with Senator Bacon on the matter as American officials seek confirmation of a British office statement. Sherley C. Hulse, son in law of Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor, is reported in grave danger of execution by Mexican federals at Parral.
A collage of patent medicine claims includes Thia Will Interest Mothers for Neve Feverishness and teething woes plus Electric Bitters touted for stomach and kidney relief. Also promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer for worms and deafness cure claims by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bloomsburg Normal School ad follows with terms and facilities.
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years now well administratrix notice estate of E J Weaver late of Bloomsburg Pa deceased letters of administration granted to Margaret Weaver administratrix 94 Tron St Co A Small Bloomsburg Pa Attorney creditors and claimants to present claims promptly
Ex president William H Taft told Cincinnati tax officials he is now a citizen of New Haven Connecticut. He said he has paid taxes there and did not submit a tax report in Cincinnati. The tax board noted the absence of Taft’s filing and he confirmed his New Haven status.
Oran Trammel, three, wandered from a Woodstand camp with Ruby Thomson, four. After two days of danger over Eagle and Kiamishi mountains with wolves nearby, the boy was found by hunter James Payne who refused the $500 reward offered by the father.
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