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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary account from the Tendoh Chronicle describes a skeeing scene in the Alps with a host of exclamations and jokes about jumping, footing, and the dangers of ice patches. It includes remarks on outdoor sportswomen and social attitudes as observed by Mr. bixde avheus life wife and others.
A fragmented Chronicle recounts Blake Gaughilly and a visitor discussing a mystic portrait. The piece blends musings on hallucinations including a fairy funeral described by a Chicago News rider and stray notes on Manchus and Chinese lineage.
Senator LaFollette denounces the railroad bill as hostile to public interests claiming Roosevelt era mergers harmed competition. He criticizes General Wickersham and Mellen Byrnes while Mann in the House defends the measure praising a court now with expert judges and expanded Interstate Commerce Commission powers.
Jorge Landis and the Packing Company facing indictments over violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act. They are to plead in the United States district court in Chicago on April 27. Authorities indicate the case involves the company and its subsidiaries in operations affecting competition.
In a kitchen confrontation, angles mad dog McCullough wrestled with the hound after it lunged at children. McCullough grabbed the dog by the throat and, after a five minute fight, the animal died. McCullough escaped with torn clothes and scratches.
A cabinet meeting at the White House precedes the wedding of Mrs. Clark daughter to Senator Clark of Wyoming. In York a funeral processional at a local church ends in tragedy when a coffin falls as pallbearers lower the casket, shocking mourners.
A harsh blaze sweeps Glamal Swamp in Norfolk with hundreds of wildlife displaced fleeing the flames. Nansemond County and surrounding tracts mobilize armed forces as bears are reported killed and farms suffer looting amid the disaster.
Report notes $61,000 advanced by private citizens for the ransom of Ellen M. Stone, the American missionary abducted by Bulgarian bandits in 1903. The article discusses the Senate's involvement and the ongoing repayment plan.
A Civil War era proposal outlines a joint gathering of Union and Confederate veterans at Gettysburg this year. Lieutenant Colonel JY AL Watrow, U.B. Aw, notes dwindling numbers and argues for an early reunion before the 95th anniversary of the battle.
A pilot boat linking to the Hironielle sank in the English Channel near Cane Frehel. Ten people were drowned after the vessel capsized following a collision or incident at sea.
A fragmentary report notes President Fallieres will travel to Rome to emphasize improving relations between Vienna and Paris. The note mentions a visit date in mid October and aims at easing Franco Austrian tensions.
April 14 report states Pittaburg District Attorney Blakely plans to request governor Hughes to sign extradition papers for Frank W. Hoffstat, president of a steel car company, tied to a graft case. Witness Winter, president of the Workingmen’s Savings and Trust, recently faced bribery charges.
The long running wage dispute between trainmen and conductors of the New York Central is to be settled by arbitration. B. Tank of the Interstate Commerce Commission and P. H. Morrinsby, president of the Railway Employers and Investors, will lead the panel with a third arbitrator as needed.
The article notes that between March 21, 1910 and April 1910 more than 12 000 American citizens moved to Canada and Washington. Ex patriated farmers and families took government homesteads, mainly from the middle west, seeking new lands and opportunities.
A fierce storm near lero wrecked a dozen cottages and lifted a woman into a teleph one line. Men with ladders rescued her, she hung there briefly before lowering to safety. The scene drew observers and local chatter.
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