07 Jan 1908
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
1
In Bellefontaine Ohio a woman identified as Mrs Ex Carrothers survived two near deaths after being pronounced dead. She reportedly revived when a moving chair jarred her and later displayed unusual cataleptic episodes. The event followed a week of violent illness and the death of the attending physician.
A fragmentary note mentions the Deyrstraer ovnagers and a Battleship event. The text provides unclear details but signals a naval or organizational reference tied to the term Battleship. Further context is needed for fuller summary.
On January 7 court opens for the Harry Thaw Stanfort White murder trial with jurors sworn and peremptory challenges noted Attorneys Jerome and Lutheron lead the defense and prosecution. Several jurors are excused and public attention wanes as the trial proceeds with potential insanity plea.
Robert Perry of Scranton was convicted of larceny and sentenced to thirty three years in the penitentiary. The court heard testimony about attempts to rob a charmed property as part of the case, with Miss Cardena and Lula Whiel noted in the proceedings.
Five members of a family were injured when a jug of left milk formed the fire in a Nes home. Two persons may die as responders work to control the blaze and determine origin and cause.
Manchester reports a broad lockout threat as Sixp members' Federation of Spinners push wage gains. Ninety six percent of mills signaled readiness to close, with notices sent to employees stating work will cease January 25 if demands persist. Some mills reportedly will not permit backpay. Elsewhere, a shooting at Trenwood, Michigan, and multiple transport and crime items are noted in brief.
Fragmentary OCR text shows no clear event or names. The readable bits do not establish a verifiable news item or outcome to summarize with accuracy.
Indictments accuse Edwin M. Van Dyck, former Bureau of Engraving and Printing chemist, and Victor G. Bloede of Baltimore with conspiracy to defraud. Van Dyck allegedly favored Bloede’s firm for black dry color samples used in ink, receiving between 70 000 and 100 000 dollars over several years as Bloede bid contracts from 1901 to 1908.
Newark widow Mrs Wilhelmina Kuehne, sixty, of 15 Beacon Street, made a second suicide attempt and lies in critical condition after leaping from a second floor window at City Hospital where she had been confined a week. Her prior attempt involved illuminating gas at home.
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