Hagerstown District Political Race and Local Incidents
Amid a jumbled report from Hagerstown and nearby towns, local politics stir ahead of the congressional primary with candidates in the Sixth District. Also noted are a fatal shooting in Belair, a Brussels visit by engineer W. Crosby, and a fleet return of midshipmen near Annapolis.
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Spanish historian recounts Pizarro’s party near ships
Herrara the Spanish historian notes that Pizarro and his companions landed in South America and one rider fell from his horse. Natives, amazed by the apparent fusion of horse and man, cut off the Spaniards’ retreat to their ships. The incident shows their astonishment at the dissolution of the party.
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Our Lady of Coppacabana Patron Statue in Bolivia
In Bolivia a vast number of aninte shrines exist with Our Lady of Coppacabana as the most famed. The image is valued in the hundreds or thousands of dollars, adorned with precious stones, wearing a crown, with a jeweled scepter and symbols of authority.
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Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Price list dated August 20 1910 shows corn shelled at 82c per bushel oats at 50c to 60c wheat at 80c to 85c per bushel. Bran 25.50 per ton. Timothy hay 75c to 1.00 per bushel. Cotton seed meal 34 to 36 per ton. Dairy feeds 24 to 25 per ton. News item notes help wanted advertise.
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Thomas E Watson Accuses Congressman Harduick of Murder Plot
Thomas E Watson alleges that Congressman Harduick plotted to murder him, detailing accusations and seeking political and legal response. The confrontation centers on a formal charge against the congressman and potential motive and evidence presented by Watson.
Watson Accuses Hardwick of Planning to Kill Him
Thom Watson of Thomaston accuses Congressman Hardwick of plotting his assassination after a long feud. He claims Hoke Smith’s involvement would trigger a resignation and a reversion to a fair congressional choice, warning that his life and family are at risk and naming Governor Patterson's pardoning pattern as a precedent.
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Circa Elkton Murder Over Protection of Daughter
In Gedlton, Maryland, Alfred Cannan shot and killed James Price, a 40-year-old ex convict, after Price attempted to reach Miss Marthe Cannan in her room. Price had previously been warned and had threatened the girl. Cannan surrendered to the sheriff and was released on his own recognizance. Also, Joseph Welch, 92, of West Labby Don, Wayne County, was served with a divorce summons filed by Priscilla Welch for cruelty.
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August Frost Nips Fruits in Pottsville County
August 29 reports a severe frost in Pottsville County causing thousands of dollars in damage to crops. Farmers say cooperatives faced losses as fruit and produce were damaged by the cold night.
Roosevelt Tour Through Colorado and Cheyenne Visit
Roosevelt drew enthusiastic crowds in Denver and Cheyenne touring with Senator Warren. He reviewed a parade, attended a Denver Press Club banquet, rode to Pole Creek ranch, dined on game and lamb, and joined a long, lively ride with a relay of cow ponies.
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Daring Aviator Joins Parle Rendon Air Flight Test
John 8 Moissant announces a bold aviation effort as Parle Rendon Air prepares a new flight trial. The event centers on Moissant’s challenge to attempt a high risk route, signaling a push in experimental air travel.
Baseball Scores A.L. results from Saturday games
American League Saturday results list Philadelphia Athletics 5 Saint Bonis 1 and Detroit 1 Washington 5 in the first game with various pitcher pairings. Second games saw Washington 6 Detroit 1 as Walker Johnson Beekendorf Summers Willets Schmid appear. Sunday schedule follows with standings showing Athletics 81 36 098 and Cleveland 66 431 among clubs Boston Chicago New York Detroit St Louis and others.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE SCORES AND STANDINGS SUMMARY
National League Saturday games feature Chicago routing New York 19 to 2 and Cincinnati defeating Philadelphia 8 to 2. St Louis beat Boston 5 to 4 in the first game, with Boston taking the 24 game. Pittsburgh thrashes Philadelphia 7 to 5. Standings show Chicago leading with 78 wins, St Louis 46, Brooklyn 44, New York 64, Philadelphia 58, Pittsburgh 69. TRISTATE LEAGUE and Eastern League scores included with Montreal beating Baltimore 5 to 3 in 10 innings and Newark defeating Buffalo.
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Youth Found Shot Dead In Street
Washington Aug 29 Norval Harris twenty one was found shot dead near Ninth and a street. Police seek the weapon used noting a telegram and a missing revolver holster. A negro witness covered the body and vanished, robbery not the motive, $43.57, a watch, and a chain found on Harris. A Baltimore trip had left him despondent. The case remains under investigation.
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Panic at Vatican as Ex Friar Fires Three Shots
A former Franciscan friar at the Vatican sparked panic during vespers in Rome by firing three shots from a revolver into the air. Beltramini, the ex-priest, claimed the act was to attract attention to his views on priesthood. he was captured and faces legal action after the incident.
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