12 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1911
Page
1
Washington April 12 Reformers and regulars in the house faced attempts to harmonize factions as Representative Mann announced committee assignments. The move appears aimed at uniting insurgents with regular Republicans and may reflect his ambition to become speaker.
Congressmen Rainey gains solid party support as insurgents gain seats on rules and other panels. Madison of Kansas Lenroot of Wisconsin join ranks, Norris of Nebraska and Good of Iowa secure key posts. Hubbard of Iowa remains on insular affairs, while Uncle Joe Cannon heads the minority on appropriations. Stevens of Minnesota becomes ranking member on interstate foreign commerce. Berger of Wisconsin to District of Columbia, Akin to education and enrolled bills. Chamberlains Liniment note ends.
The Central Restaurant at 14 North Market Street touts pure, well prepared dishes and careful service. Jas. Carros, proprietor, emphasizes hygienic cooking and friendly staff to maintain town's most popular cafe.
An American mine engineer in Guanajuato has built a fort over twenty-one properties including Esperanza Consolidated and El Oro to defend against insurrectos. The stockpile lists 1000 rifles and 100,000 rounds of ammo, with 800 Americans and 800 Mexican laborers under Joe Bin McDonald. The region suffers drought, hunger, and insurrection funding reaching 50,000 pesos, while Diaz government support helps guard the governor and frontier.
Sam Lloyd, renowned puzzle expert whose Problems delighted readers nationwide, died at his Brooklyn home from a stroke of apoplexy at age seventy. He built a fortune estimated above one million dollars through his unique craft in newspapers and magazines.
President Taft may travel to Texas to view troop maneuvers if Congress eases limits of the extra session. Texas Governor Colquitt invited him and the president expressed readiness to go, conditions permitting. A separate note urges pleasant tasting medicine for children, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Governor Tener agreed to cover first base in a charity baseball game on April 21 at the Harrisburg Country Club grounds. Former college stars will participate and Mrs. Olmsted, wife of Congressman M B Olmsted, is actively involved in the event.
New York April 12 Isaac Harris and Max Blanck owners of the Triangle Waist company were indicted by the grand jury probing the March 20 Washington Place fire that killed 145 workers The four indictments charge manslaughter in the first and second degrees with maximum penalties of twenty and ten years They were released on $25000 bail The charges allege deaths of Rosie Grasso and Margaret Schwartz whose bodies were found on the ninth floor The door bolt was shown and the stairway burned The district attorney seeks to prove the girls tried to escape but found a locked door More indictments may follow
Yonkers officials report thirteen residents treated at New York City health bureau for mad dog bites over two months. The board of health considers sending officers to shoot stray dogs. William Ceratto and Lawrence Kearney were bitten Tuesday. a horse bitten died of hydrophobia. Abraham Nahon’s death triggers disclosure of the outbreak.
Kansas City Missouri reports recount the arrest and sensational trial surrounding Dr Hyde, accused in the Swope murder case. The judge granted a new trial request, while Hyde’s lawyers argued the jury was prejudiced by expert testimony linking potassium cyanide to a cockroach poison. Hyde remained jailed as verdicts and appeals unfolded amid public interest.
Settlement in the Dyrenforth will ends probate fight over a Boston family plan that would have sent the heir to Harvard, West Point, and Oxford before turning majority. The grandson receives $3000 held in trust for his education under guardianship directions.
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