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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes allege a April indictment against General Evariate Ba tehoz over a company vat incident. It claims losses totaling $12,500 and implies alcohol contamination. Details are unclear due to corrupted text and misread names.
Miss Adin Brooke, an Edward Brooky artist's daughter and Wagner College student, shot herself at her father's residence in Andover. She died instantly, eight weeks after leaving college due to ill health.
Reports say a colossal meteor broke apart near the Mormon colonies in Mexico, Durst area, setting off a forest blaze. Scattered fragments were blamed for the fire as rescue teams monitored the smoke. The event follows a bear attack described in a separate note.
A fragmentary news note describes Beverly Katon, widow of a veteran theatrical manager, rumored to possess a hidden fortune of jewels and gems in a secluded pedestal within a brownstone on Madison Avenue. The tale mentions two supposed heirs, Renae Mose and Kin, and hints at theft by family members amid a dramatic, rumor-filled backstory.
Investigators traced a $500,000 plot involving alleged governors and conspirators from Staten Island to a Mexican border crossing. The core scheme aimed to buy and ship crude outfits through a Montgomery firm. Authorities say dummy paths supported the operation and pointed to a Montgomery source as the fountainhead.
An advertisement promises Rexall Orderites candy as a natural tonic to aid digestion and bowel movement in the elderly. It claims soothing, strengthening, and regulatory effects on the intestinal tract with a guarantee of satisfaction if the claims fail to prove.
Fragmented text mentions advertising and sales context with unclear names and places. References a bar counter and a person named Maye, with disrupted punctuation and missing details.
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