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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
6
An incomplete OCR fragment describes a street accident near Jackson- Redland where a group, unaware of the crash, drove on. One man, fifteen minutes later, and companions were struck, limbs severed, and a man named McTiernan hospitalized while unconscious.
The Dupont family heir is urged to quit political involvement as company directors show displeasure with his active role in state affairs. Friends say he may retire from politics while remaining head of the powder trust firm.
Vague OCR passage mentions a senate candidate and Dupont company. It includes fragmented phrases about satire, reasons for action, and unidentified individuals. No clear event, dates, or coherent facts are present.
Jan 14 Leavenworth Kan A member of the Thirteenth United States infantry at Fort Leavenworth Jaman O Neill has been sentenced to hang on March 29 for shooting and killing his sweetheart The case marks a rare application of the death penalty in Kansas with a legal hanging planned to end the proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes report a sensational case involving Senator Tillman and a wife tied to infant recovery and alleged kidnapping. Details are unclear due to degraded text, but the report emphasizes dramatic allegations and missing contact with the children.
The Pennsylvania Railroad expands its farm campaign into Maryland with a two day train tour on the Pope's Creek branch of the Philadelphia Baltimore Washington line tomorrow and Wednesday. Wagen Lee Ames, director, will lead the Farmers Institute of Maryland in charge. The train will have coaches and two lecture cars making twelve one hour stops each day.
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