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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1909

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Tillman Defends Record Against Roosevelt Attacks

Senator Tillman denounces President Roosevelt in a packed Senate chamber, accusing him of malice and revenge in the Coos Bay land grant dispute. He asserts the president weaponized the press, exposes land swindles, and defends his own integrity while promising further exposés of Roosevelt.

Washington Coos Hay Oregon Tillman South Carolina Senate House of Representatives Roosevelt Orepos Land Office Dorr Sopater Reeder & Wat- King Renate

New Jersey Legislature Opens Amid Political Tension

The New Jersey legislature convened for 1008 session with Democrats in the minority in both houses. The "new idea" Republicans appear weak even with Democratic aid against the regular Republican machine. Governor Fort signals no fight with regulars and reiterates last year's recommended enactments.

Trestos N. 3 New Jersey Hoon Tony Fort Dea

Burglary Suspect Leo Adams Admits Actions

Chicago police report Leo Adams admitted to burglaries and related crimes. He described a routine of theft linked to his periods of felt “legitimate employment” and said he would commit robberies when the urge struck. The statements were made in a straightforward manner.

Baya Chicago Leo Adams Adams John

Lincoln Memorial Planned To Cost Five Million Dollars

Washington plans a Lincoln Memorial park between the capitol grounds and the Union Station plaza. A statue of Lincoln would stand in the park, with total project costs around five million dollars due to land purchases and park development. The plan aims to authorize the memorial in time for the centennial of Lincoln's birth next February.

Washington Abraham Lincoln Congress Cannon Lincoln Memorial Capitol Grounds Union Station Lincoln Inpda Tt Ia

Will Expose Politicians Accused Banker to Testify

Pittsburg Pa Jan 12 BF Rinehart vice president and former cashier of the Farmers and Drovers National Bank Waynesburg on trial for destructions that toppled the bank broke down crying as his attorney outlined the defense He will take the stand at 9 and reveal political history tied to Greene County patriots in his bid to exonerate himself, angering supporters.

Pittsburg Rinehart National Bank Waynesburg Greene County

Rail case blocks Northampton fines for 2 cent law

Judge Scott rules Central Railroad of New Jersey may not be fined by Northampton County for violations of the 2 cent Tate law. The court sides with the railroad, ordering the county to bear the costs and prohibiting further collection of penalties.

Northampton Co Easton Van Scott Central Railroad of New Jersey Northampton

Girl Leaps To Death in Philadelphia Home

Article reports Catharine Bauer, 25, a Hungarian domestic in Alfred Heksch’s home at 5001 Chester Avenue, jumped from a third-story window in Philadelphia on January 12, after a period of despondency. She reportedly arranged her hair beforehand and wore only underwear. Additional item notes a separate January 12 incident in Harrisburg where Mrs. Mary Stahl used a flour bag to smother a fire started in a room at 261 Herr Street, preventing a larger blaze.

Hungary Philadelphia Catherine Bauer Alfred Heksch Chester Avenue Pota Harrisburg Herr Street Genevieve Mary Stahl

Two Killed By Fall of Coal At Locust Gap Colliery

Shenandoah Pa January 12 A fall of coal at Locust Gap colliery of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company killed Thowes Williams and Thomas Madden instantly. Marshall Field Left 3459 000 Chicago January 12 The exact value of the estate of the late Marshall Field was valued at 83 459 082 when the appraisers report was filed in county court.

Shenandoah Locust Gap Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company Thowes Williams Thomas Madden Marshall Field Chicago

The Lion and the Mouse Captures Public Favor at Opera House

Henry B. Harrie presents what is touted as the best company yet seen in The Son and the Mouse at City Opera House next Monday night. The drama centers on Mrs Styder and her money driven husband Ryder, contrasting material wealth with the joys of home and love. The play, praised for its moral themes, is likened to Uncle Tom's Cabin and The Old Homestead in its appeal to broad audiences.

Charls Kleine Mra. Styder Ryder Styder Henry B. Harrie City Opera House East South Street Frederick Will Gell Tederick City

Changes In Management After Death Of Major Smith

New York Jan 12 The American Press Association announced the election of new officers to fill vacancies left by the death of Major Orlando J. Smith founder former president and general manager Courtland Smith becomes vice president and general manager William G Brogan named assistant general manager Albert Bennet appointed auditor Courtland Smith acts as general manager Wayne By Stowe and Maurice E F Germond remain secretary and treasurer respectively Brogan elected to the board of directors.

Orlando J. Smith New York The American Press, Association cMheratoll Association Jesse Holdom Courtland Smith William G Bro Fan Albert Bernet William G. Brogan Ags Heep Bennet Columbus Wayne By Stowe Maurice EF. Germond William G. Brogan

American Duchess Dead at Marlborough Dowager dies in England

Lily Beresford known as Lily Duchess of Marlborough died at Desphene near Dorking England after long illness. Born Lily Price in Troy New York she married three times including Louis Mamersiey of New York and the eighth Duke of Marlborough. She survived all five tenaments and was in frail health since December.

William Beresford Marlborough Dorking Eng Lily Desphene Lily Price Troy N.Y Louis, Mamersiey New York Duke of Marlborough

Textual Fragments on Drug Control and Prohibition

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss federal drug control aims and enforcement. Mentions Cortana and opiate substances, calls for restraint in pharmaceutical use, and references trade impacts. The text shows incomplete sentences and garbled phrases, reflecting transcription errors from an old document.

Calhoun kin on trial in bribery case over San Francisco franchise

Bam Francisco January 13. Patrick Calhoun grandson of John C Calhoun and head figure in the streetcar world faces trial for bribery tied to a San Francisco franchise granted by the board of supervisors. Judge William Patrick Lawlor presides as the case recalls Huef and Schmitz convictions.

Bam Francisco United States Bistery Patrick Calhoun New York San Francisco Cleveland Pittsburg John C. Calhoun Calhoun Bat Francisco Board of Supervisors William Patrick Lawlor United Railroade of Abraham Huef Eugene Schmitz

Earthquake Shakes Bellingham Washington

Earthquake rattled Bellingham on Monday afternoon leaving no structural damage though plaster fell in brick buildings and crowds filled the streets for about ten seconds. Reports of tremors also reached Vancouver Victoria Simag and Tacoma.

Bellingham Wash Vancouver Victoria Simag Tacoma

Cure for kidney pains touted by Frederick resident

Frederick man John T Webster testifies to lasting relief from dull kidney and back pains after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. He previously recommended the remedy in 1903 and now again confirms its effectiveness. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as US agent for 80 cent boxes.

Cuma Frederick John T. Webster Church Street Meederick Dean C. E. Main Foster-Milburn O Buffalo New York United States Teks

Sale Register notices for daily paper ads and auctions

Advertisements and sale notices list daily auction announcements and times for a variety of properties and items. Entries mention auctioneers Harvey R. Lease and John L. Pene, sale locations at Court House doors, and references to Daily News and Weekly News publication dates.

Tre Darcy Ji ‘Ey R. Lease Joho Pune Wit Gell Ceurt Bee Daly News Harvey R. Lease Puinee New Jennery Harvey R Ni Mises East Booth Stree Frederick Daily News John L J. Weaned Buten Imac P Wetlonet Sar Hat Mmaen Bias Tigs Ieee Irene Ai Uc Edward Barck Tad Bomewond

Public sales in 1900s court notices and real estate auctions

Public sale notices from a circuit court and private estate auctions list property to be sold by trustees and agents. Included are Walkersville and Frederick Maryland real estate with dwellings, outbuildings, frontage details, and payment terms, such as cash down and installments, plus dates and auctioneers. The items reflect early 20th century local property transactions and conveyancing obligations.

Walkeraville A. Smith

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