09 Apr 1908
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
1
Prince Helle de Sagan, who followed Anna Gould to America hoping to marry her, engaged New York reporters by boasting of duels and life in Paris. He avoided discussing his pursuit of Miss Gould while detailing his social exploits and travels in the city.
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture says winter wheat conditions on April 1 stood at 31 percent, below prior years. If trends hold through harvest, yield could reach about 439,000,700 bushels versus recent 419,442,6068 figures, signaling strong potential for farmers despite low initial conditions.
George B Schooley of Philadelphia pleaded guilty in Scranton to forgery of the so called Schooler will intended to leave nearly the Crawford fortune to him, leaving the widow only a few thousand dollars. Co defendants testified and pled guilty, while others await sentence.
A busy sale event lists fabrics, quilts, lace, garden tools, pots and pottery items. Advertised prices include quilts and lace hats with discounts on Saturday, plus assorted patterns and cookware.
A New York case reveals John Taylor, indicted for Thomas Murray's murder 26 years ago, has lived under a secret name while rising to head a large Western manufacturing firm. The indictment was dismissed after evidence showed key witnesses were dead. details of the past remain guarded by a trio of officials. Murray was killed in Port Ewen amid political tensions. a brick skull wound remains in the district attorney's office.
A blood stained two dollar bill led to the arrest of Andrew di Stephano, an Italian, after a boarding house brawl in Bettwood, Pennsylvania. He jumped a Norristown train without a ticket, offered the bill for fare, and a traveling salesman identified the shooter, triggering the arrest.
Dr W W Daley a 60 year old noted southern Indiana magnate was discovered dead at his Savin home with his fortune clutched in his arms. Police rule heart disease as the likely cause.
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