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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a possession of Bootes valued at $160 given by Prince Mi a of Bragensa to advance a venture. The text references Germany and Pen 17 with unclear context and names.
Records show Frederick Vanderbilt of New York connected to a Vienna debt dispute. Police seized notes tied to the prince and his ex wife Anita Stewart and other pledged notes totaling about 1.1 million dollars. Leste Clark of a London mining firm claims police seizure over property. Clark plans to contest police rights in court.
A 1901 letter to the U.S. Treasury asks whether hens eggs are birds or animals for duty. The query discusses a five to six cent per dozen rate on eggs and mentions Bailey secretary to MacVeagh. The note notes advertising in The News can yield results.
A seventeenth century piece at Yarmedh on the Isle of Wight commemorates Sir Robert Holmes. The sculpture began as a French king figure and was repurposed as a British warship memory. Holmes later became governor of the Isle of Wight, giving the work local significance.
The London Standard recalls Pope’s imperfect witness performance in the defense of Bishop Atterbury during treason proceedings. It notes his limited public speaking, his modest phrasing, and several blunders, comparing him to Garrick in the witness box.
A fragment recounts beliefs that sacred trees house guardian spirits and that polluting a river invited divine punishment during an unusually rainy year. It notes villagers propitiate spirits with sticks or stones and avoid soiling sacred tree groves, with a brief reference to mountain custom and folklore tone.
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