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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
7
A fragment list from a textile shop shows White Blue and Violet Flannel yard prices, White and Gray Cotton Cloth at 10 cents per yard, Turkish towels and assorted remnants including ribbons embroidery and dress goods. It notes silks ginghams perales muslin fable cloth and other fabrics with varied yard prices.
A fragmented historical discussion tracing the origins of the domestic turkey from Mexican wild stock to Northern gobblers, noting crossbreeding by English settlers and the Mammoth American Bronze as a standout variety. The piece blends cultural lore with a call to kindness to animals and a period social scene at a civic federation event.
The Navy Department reports Rear Admiral Osterhaus has located the torpedo boat destroyer McCall and her crew of over eighty northeast of Bermuda. All aboard are safe, ending fears of the Atlantic Fleet's fate after the severe storm. An estimated 140,000 people are expected to visit Baltimore during convention week.
A blaze at St Rita’s hall, Villanova College, caused about 75 000 in losses with 65 000 in damage to the structure and 12 10 in contents. Students monks and priests, led by President Dohan, saved statues paintings and altar cloths as volunteers from Ezra Mawr Radnor and Warne lanterns aided the effort. Three firefighters were slightly hurt. a near collapse imperiled several.
Washington January 11 President Taft is down with a cold and the White House canceled all immediate engagements though no alarm was felt. Officials recalled he might fight the illness and continue duties, while rescheduling a large volume of correspondence and meetings.
A fragment from the Chinese Free Press notes mobilization near Nankin and tensions with the Manchu royal forces at Pekin. The brief item mentions a warlike posture and the broader upheaval in early 20th century China amid republican dreams and imperial forces.
In a terse feature, Queen Victoria’s succession discusses Prince Jaime as her second son, highlighting the line of inheritance. The article notes debate over the rightful heir and asserts Jaime’s position on the throne amid a royal discourse.
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