14 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
1
A blast in a Nazareth quarry killed eleven men and injured many others. Dynamite charges four feet deep ignited unexpectedly, tearing rock and scattering bodies across the quarry floor. Wives and workers gathered, with the company office promising aid and explanations as authorities began inquiries.
A misread legal quip unfolds as a lawyer taunts a rival, the scene features a playful exchange about living by wit. The fragment hints at a courtroom mood and shifting cleverness, with the OWL motif echoing the odd exchange.
A large mob of about 2000 gathered as a dying colored prisoner was lynched by vigilantes outside a county jail. The body was desecrated and burned after clothing was removed. Deputy and local men are named in the report with charges and threats surrounding the incident.
Citizens react to a governor’s arrest photograph in Nashville. Friends of Carmack deride the action as hasty while naming Robin Cooper of Colorado as present in the affair. An informal, unsettled scene unfolds in the aftermath.
Roosevelt steps from the car in Vienna amid a ceremonial welcome. A band plays The Star Spangled Banner as the crowd cheers Long live Roosevelt. An official proclamation and displays mark the occasion in the Austrian capital.
An expedition led by McKinlay near Fairbanks Alaska on April 14 reached the summit of a peak after partial ascent. The party, including Fairbanke Mount and conductor Northern Cantirae, faced impassable routes and challenging climates during the climb from Harrisburg to Milber.
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