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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
6
A fragmentary report discusses Tam and Mr. Wailer quoted on a proposal and a future tour. It notes an ambition to become an emotional weight in music and mentions a belief in personal power, with statements about not touring the United States and staying in London.
Promoters at Ridge Country Club announce a bullfight event featuring an imported Andalusian bull. The schedule contests a suburban mayor’s objections and posters opposing the display, with officials threatening interference while ads tout a mounted knight and Spanish spectacle.
Fragmentary text reports a race or event with Le Blanc and Legagneux, referencing a biplane display and timing around twenty minutes. It mentions Florence Nightingale, the Crimea, and a declined public burial in Westminster, with executors noted. Partial phrases obscure full meaning.
In Guthrie Oklahoma August, Democratic circles note Senator Gore may leave his United States Senate seat. C N Haskell is named successor by Leo Cruce, Ardmore, who seeks Cruce’s nomination for governor. Haskell would become senator if Owen’s term ends amid vacancy and Cruce would name Haskell to succeed Owen.
In Powlestown on August 17 a party from Trenton fled a charging bull on the P L Welly estate. Two girls climbed a tree and grabbed a baby as other residents fired shots to stop the animal. The party, including Grace Thlock and Helen Howard, fled across a meadow and fences, seeking safety.
State Health Commissioner Dr. Samuel G. Dixon warned Wilkes-Barre residents after a state investigation into typhoid cases. He instructed that all drinking and cooking water be boiled for at least twenty minutes and said inspectors are aiding the investigation of the watershed and water supply. Local authorities are disseminating the warning citywide as five new typhoid cases are reported.
The report describes Miles McLeod of Albany Missouri, a 27 year old 225 pound, six foot two boxer born in Genery county, aiming to challenge Jack Johnson for the world heavyweight championship. It notes his chest and arm measurements and plans to train against future opponents over the next year or two to prepare for a possible title bout.
Red. Player Paskert regains nerve after manager declines trade. Confidence from teammates shifts him from curveball doubt to leading his team in batting and steals. Cincinnati pitchers initially teased him about curves, but now he believes he can hit any pitch.
John E. Madden plans a modest but select overseas racing string for the next season, marking his first European venture on the English and French turf. He will still maintain breeding work at Bamburg Place, Kentucky, and will introduce young progeny by Plaudit to European breeders while not expecting a major impact until 1912. Lunghi Comig Back рассмотренью.
American League results show Cleveland 8 Detroit 6 and Washington 2 St Louis 6 with varied battery lineups. National League details include Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1 and New York 2 Pittsburgh 3 while Boston defeated St Louis 3 to 2 and Chicago postponed due to rain. Eastern League scores list Baltimore Rochester 0 and Newark 7 Buffalo 2 with several first and second games noted. Standings reflect Chicago 67 wins, Philadelphia 60, and Brooklyn 42 among others.
The article examines aviation competition costs including aeroplane prices from 1000 to 5000 dollars, daily operating expenses, and maintenance. It notes high risks, transport costs, and depreciation, with pilots often earning little despite showcase flights and large exhibition fees like Grahame White’s rumored 10,000 dollar daily engagement.
Portable airship sheds of a new type ordered by the German army are capable of setup in under 24 hours. The structures measure 330 feet by 86 feet by 80 feet, built with Mannesmann steel tubing and waterproof canvas. Foundations use spiral anchors and iron sockets, with movable wind screens to protect entry and exit, aiming to minimize land damage and prevent sudden gusts.
Guldmeister of the Portland School of Trades pioneers a wireless telegraph device in a derby hat to guide climbers on Mount Hood. The system uses a ground stake and cane to transmit signals to pocket receivers carried by three trained guides at government camp.
A Paris museum faced a theft incident as a nocturnal visitor, Charles Fourniet, attempted to hang a painting himself after a night watchman caught him value. The man was jailed, searched, and the lost property found on him, with Fourniet confessing his aim to have a picture accepted, though his works were routinely rejected.
Engineers warn that locomotive blast under bridges can erode and burn supports. The Cotton Farm bridge in Boston built in 1890 with fifteen foot clearance saw lead-sheathed steel beams damaged within a decade. Another Boston bridge with eighteen foot clearance over a grade showed eroded wooden stringers on the up grade side, while the down grade side appeared less affected.
Leroy Templeton of Indiana, famed for turning farming into great wealth, has distributed deeds totaling about 400000 to relatives and remains a wealthy, vigorous eighties figure. He urges young men to pursue farming for independence and prosperity amid crowded professions. Labor groups plan foreign hymn performances amid centennial observances, and Provident Societies report 35204 societies with 19200 members and substantial funds.
An ad touts Gyp seys Gift Dyspepsia Tablets promising immediate relief and a final cure for digestive troubles. The tablets are flavored with mint for easy taste and are available at druggists or by mail from The Drug & Chemical Co. of Baltimore.
A local trade business listing for Merhe F Moberly offering painting and paper hanging and related services at 139 141 West Patrick Street. The record notes February activity and identifies the business location for service inquiries.
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