04 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1911
Page
1
The Intransigeant reports King Manuel of Portugal, exiled after his downfall, visiting dancer Gaby Deslys in Paris during her new revue. A cheerful youth in the next room suggested a surprising mood despite royal loss.
Frederick Bernando, a Paris resident and millionaire soap magnate who ran a major Marseilles soap factory, died of heart failure at the Terminal hotel during his travel on the Tour De Louis on April 4. He had been sent abroad for his health.
The U S Supreme Court ruling opens a path to prosecute railroads for transporting coal from subsidiary firms in which they own no interest if those firms exist mainly to evade the commodities clause. The decision reinforces that railroads must separate coal and rail operations and may permit amendments to pursue alleged device arrangements. Additional notes report 22 held in a murder sweep, a Virginia judge’s death, and a cough remedy ad.
El Paso reports Francisco Madero and Alfonso Madero arriving on peace mission rumors. Elder Madero implied terms must be set by field leaders for desolation of hostilities. Couriers travel from insurgent camp near Chihuahua. release of Salvator Madero in Laredo follows seizure of a revolver in Neuvo Laredo baggage.
A woman wearing a long black veil hid a revolver and robbed a Washington grocery, threatening a clerk and another customer, forcing them out, then looting the cash register before police could reach the scene. Separate note: Chicago jewel thefts continue with a second burglary through a window hole fashioned similarly to the first.
In San Antonio April 4 General William H. Carter notes San Antonio’s camp site value overrated as a great storm unleashes wind and thunder. Tents blow apart, papers scatter through regimental headquarters in chaos, horses and mules surge into mud filled corrals as rain pours for hours turning Fort Sam Houston into a swamp.
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania April 4 Hastachen of Duryea charged with murdering his teenage daughter and placing her body on a railroad track. He became violently insane at the funeral and could not be taken to the grave despite guards. He faces murder charges and the case hinges on the death of his daughter. Also Ottawa reports $55000 worth of opium burned at Plymouth Hill furnace after seizure at Canadian ports.
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