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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 16, 1909

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Arbuckle Brothers pay 695,673.19 to settle customs claim

United States reveals Arbuckle Brothers agreed to remit 695,673.19 to cover the difference between duties owed on imported sugar and amounts paid. Secretary of the Treasury accepts the settlement with the Attorney General, while criminal probes into wrongdoing continue and any responsible individuals will be prosecuted.

New- ‘York Arbuckle Brottiems frist John Arbucigde Wiliam treasury department palay United States ing Brothers Di Antile Brothers uckie Brothers thia treasury secretary of the treasury Messrs

Morgan III Phone Deal Gains Central and Cuyahoga

Clarence Brown attorney for the United States and Cuyahoga Telephone companies said J P Morgan & Co have purchased a majority of stocks in United States and Cuyahoga companies for their own account. It is unofficially stated the Toledo and Indianapolis properties recently acquired by Brailey will likely join the same interests, with competition against Bell continuing but not to a degree that severely affects rates.

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Thieves Blows Kill Wealthy Liveryman in Harrisburg

Harrisburg news reports the death of John H. Nortman, a wealthy liveryman, from injuries after a Dec 4 assault in his stable. Police cannot confirm attackers' names. the case prompts renewed calls for crime prevention.

Harrisburg John H. Nortman

GENERAL WOOD NAMED ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF IN 1909

General Wood to be head of the army with headquarters on Werner's Island. Announcement confirms J. Franklin Bell will move from chief of staff post by April. Wood, veteran Rough Riders, served as brigadier general in 1901 and major general since 1903, with Senate confirmation after Roosevelt-era service.

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Governor Haskell Imminent Gallstone Operation Feared

Guthrie Okla Dec 16 Governor Charles N Haskell is under care with aggravated acute indigestion and gallstone related illness. Physicians report serious condition with some improvement and indicate possible operation deemed necessary.

Guthrie Okla Charles N. Haskell pala randdat Dpcetsary

Girl Dies of Apoplexy in School Yard

Pennington New Jersey December 11. Annie Deven sy an eight year old girl collapsed as noon recess ended. She died instantly with doctors stating apoplexy. She had been healthy and played with other children before stepping over the threshold and sinking to the floor. The teacher and principal were notified and the body was moved for care.

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Milk price squeeze hits Harford Dairy shipments in Pa

In Dec 16 report from Pa is headed by the Harford Dairy plant. Orders force reduction of daily milk shipments to thirty cans from forty-five. Farmers are paid 2.67 dollars for forty quarts as prices rise amid demand.

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Fragmented OCR recounts a tense political confrontation

The article describes a disputed session in Cortille on December 16 where heated remarks and hasty exchanges occurred. Aldermen faced jeers, a few blows, and rapid crowd reactions as tensions escalated toward a confrontation involving military figures and regional officials.

Pinchot Presidency Rumor at Michigan College

Rumor spreads that Pinchot may become president of the University of Michigan, with whispers of consulting President Taft and Secretary Ballinger as a study of the matter unfolds. Strong entities include Pinchot Taft Ballinger Roosevelt and University of Michigan.

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Port Arthurs Toll 20 8811 Soldiers Captured

Victoria B C December 16 A report cites a cap Arthur 20 803 nokier sailors and a torpedo incident. The item notes a fire causing extensive damage to a mile of Como Milla company and discusses a loss of about 125000 dollars. Names and details are fragmented in the OCR.

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