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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1910

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6

Barge Hold-Up in Indian Lands Scandal Unfolds

A Senate inquiry details deals over sale of Indian lands to private buyers and mineral rights. McMurray and associates allegedly earned 10 percent fees, with contractors secretly marketed through Oklahoma Indians. Witnesses allege bribes and promises to expedite land transfers, implicating politicians and lawyers in a web of alleged corruption.

SFR ‘McMurray ' Aftor Creager Congrees Hamon W.T. Hollman J. * McMurray Oklahoma Hollman McMurray Congress Gore Jacob J. Iamon

Land Proceeds and Indian Land Use Debate

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss land proceeds to Native Americans and plans to use funds to purchase implements and improve allotments. Mentions a $160,000,000 figure and references a McMurray contractor and Old Indian voices, with questions about tarvo juat and living apart.

Ilva United Eistes Mealogical Warvey T McMurray

Indelible Blue Beard Captures Russian Immigrant

A 70 year old Russian immigrant with a bright blue beard was exhibited at Ellis Island detention awaiting board review. He dyed his beard indelibly with indelible pencil dye during a failed attempt to dye his hair, leaving him with an ultramarine beard and likely deportation.

New York Ellis Morris Lubowsky United States

Train Kills Three Boys Near Emimenton Station

Northbound Pennsylvania passenger train No 65 known as the Lulilo Flyer struck a wagon at Emimenton containing five boys. Three were killed instantly Leo Rapp 15 Emile Jacobs 10 and Walter Sloan 10. Two escaped by jumping as the horse bolted in front of the locomotive.

Ol City Pennsylvania Ettuck Emienton Leo Rapp Emile Jacobs Walter Sloan Tran Young Repp

WANTED THEIR OWN MINT IN HARRISBURG

Harrisburg colored men confess to starting a money factory scheme. Harrieburg Pennsylvania suspects lie with Loxeyh and Thomas Moses who admit attempting to fabricate counterfeit coins using plaster molds baked in the Metropolitan hotel kitchen ovens. Joseph was arrested after trying a bogus silver dollar. Thomas Moxoe was captured later. A Chicago man is alleged to have taught Thomas Mogex the dies and metal prep, with federal authorities aiming to identify him.

Harrisburg Harrieburg Loxeyh Thomas Moses Joseph Thomas Moxoe Metropolitan Hotel Chicago Thomas Mogex

Base Ball in Heaven Sermon Sparks Spiritual Debate

In Mattanosett Massachusetts Rev. C Julian Tuthill preached that heaven evolves from this world and that a Christian may love ball games, suggesting baseball may have a place in a spiritual form after death. In Saginaw Michigan a mother died of heart failure upon greeting her son returning home, aged sixty two.

Julian ‘Tuthill Mattanosett Muse C. Julian Tuthil Congregational Church Saginaw Mich Mra Abbey A. Brown Charles Loomis

Jackson Named Collector for Georgia in Internal Revenue

Henry S. Jackson of Atlanta has been appointed collector of Internal Revenue for Georgia, succeeding Henry A. Rucker who held the office for years. Jackson is active in Taft circles and prominent socially. President Taft authorizes troops to fight forest fires in Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and California.

Washington Henry S. Jackson Atlanta Internal Revenue Georgl Henry’ A. Rucker Jackson Taft Montana Idaho Oregon California

Stories of the Diamond No XIX by Fred Jacklitsch

In this installment the author argues the catcher is baseball toilers most essential yet undercredited. He notes the backstop endures repeated injury, guides pitchers, studies batters, and coordinates infield play, with first class catchers scarce and pivotal to pennant teams. He also highlights superstition, glove models, and catcher peculiarities as part of the position’s lore.

Fred Jacklitsch Safarica Inager i Tere Elge Niko

LET COBB GO? NEVER! Jennings Rebuffs Cobb Trade

Jennings of the Tigers rejected a Washington offer that would have traded Ty Cobb along with Johnson and Street, plus Gray and Bilan. Manager McAleer sought Cobb for Cobb and four others, but Jennings believed Cobb greater than the quartet and a bigger drawing card to keep.

Jennings Bugh Jennings Tigers Ty Cobb Lstory McAleer Washington Cobb Johnson Street Big Star Battery Gray Bilan

Jack Sheridan Reassigned to New Umpire Chief Role

Veteran umpire Jack Sheridan, recently retired from active AL staff, receives new duties as chief of umpires. He will travel around the county seeking promising talent for umpiring and oversee upcoming assignments in this county outreach effort.

Jack Sheridan Sheridan Dame Oun

Baseball and League Standings Report

Scores from the American and Tri State leagues show Boston, Chicago, and St Louis competing for top spots. Eastern League updates include Baltimore Montreal postponements and standings with Newark Toronto Buffalo and Jersey City in contention.

Baltimore Providence Rochester Jersey City Newark W.L, PLC WPC Rocatr Bullalo Montr Ballo Jersey Toronto Montreal Biltimore Buffalo

A Chinese Banquet Described by an Englishwoman

Mary Moore recalls a lengthy English observer’s taste tour of a Chinese banquet in London Express. The narrative details courses from ducks eggs and seaweed to exotic vegetables and long dishes. It highlights the elaborate multi course meal ending with rice water, tea, and tobacco.

Mary Moore London Express

Fragmented overheard notes on rent and politics in Dent

A jumble of phrases references a landlord concerns about rent taxes repairs and a political message about Congress and constituents. The text includes stray lines about taxes water rates repairs and building a house plus advertising strains from a local journal.

Rider Osbaldeston’s 200 Mile Ride Sets Longstanding Record

In 1831 George Osbaldeston rode 200 miles on the Newmarket road, completing the course with forty rounds and changing horses fifty times. He finished in about ten hours despite rain, resting briefly with partridge and sherry. His best effort came on the horse Trandy, with other mounts like Ikey Solomon performing poorly.

Minde Horsebird Squirre Géorge Osbaldeston Newmarket Squire Charlie Bert Favey Tosala Ikey Solomon Oxbaldeston Milena Partridgea Lorse Blacklock Orville Virginia

Lawyer Celebrates Acquittal of Editor in 1735

Jom F. Geeting, an attorney, draped his Chicago home with flags to mark what he calls the rent birth of the Declaration of Independence. He cites John Peter Zenger’s acquittal in a 1735 libel trial as a symbol of free press.

Jom F. Geeting Chicago John Paul Zenger New York Weekly Journal Geeting Yeager Alexander Hamilton Jenifer Ware Zeiger Geoting Sind

Appendicitis Cause Debated by Modern Flour Grinding

Sir Lauder Brunton told a health congress in Birkenhead that the rise in appendicitis over twenty years may stem from modern flour milling using steel rollers. He argued earlier stone grinding yielded different microscope results and could influence disease tendencies. The discussion touched on how minute alterations in processing might affect health outcomes.

Sir Lauder Brunton Lugland Wost Eiient Public Health Congress Amer

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