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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR describes a ceremonial scene involving a sultan, sultana, and Western figures. A figure named Jokainin allegedly withheld a pearl ring, prompting a dramatic gesture toward Miss Roosevelt. The passage blends modern names with antique court pageantry in a convoluted narrative.
Colonel Scott recalls the sultan of Sulu visiting Manila after American occupation. The sultan, tall and heavy with a $1,800 uniform, sought to understand American power, inspecting a government printing office, a hospital, and an X ray display. Scott bought the sultan an ivory cane with a gold head as a gift, reflecting cultural exchanges during the Archipelago’s early American era.
Dundee city councilor Rev. Wester Walsh warns at a Chicago club that Europe faces a century of horror if war erupts between great powers. He cites Britain, Russia, France, and Germany, favors an international arbitral court at The Hague, and notes both Edward and the Kaiser back the plan as nations seek to avert conflict.
In Oberstein a church carved from rock rises from the river gorge. Tradition says a Count killed his brother over a love dispute and vowed to build a church where the body touched the ground, with a spring of clear water seen as heaven’s appeasement.
In Goshen Indiana the Roger’s band, a nearly fifty year old musical group, has made a St Bernard dog their drum major. The dog first gained attention when it broke from a boy leader, moved to the lead, climbed into the band pavilion, and then stood center as the band played. Its tail keeps time and the animal maintains perfect tempo while marching.
Scans show a rich oil strike in Fayette county Alabama where four wells are blowing in Sipsey swamp. The discovery, made a few months ago, could rival Beaumont fields and has drawn settlers from Alabama Texas and Louisiana as a rush to the new fields begins. Also reported Siam exports 1,000,000 tons of milled rice annually with 47 mills and limited American milling machinery sales last year as Bangkok studies expansion.
A proposed system would convert a vast area of Manhattan island and adjacent bays into a deep harbor with a thousand ton barge canal and eight mile canal across Long Island to Jamaica Bay. The project aims to funnel freight from Lake Erie to the Hudson and reduce congestion by routing barges via Harlem River and Washing Bay, expecting to move about 10 million tons annually.
The article describes sawdust as a ground wood byproduct used to extract alcohol and acetic products. It notes price about $12 a ton and mentions Norway exports, usages in fuel and industry, and a proposed US patent related to refining and deploying the byproduct.
A historical wireless project aims to connect Australia and New Zealand with Pacific Islands territories. Officials discuss establishing a series of radio links to enable communications across the region amid growing maritime and colonial interests.
A fragmented OCR item mentions imported Hite and extensive galvanization efforts. The readable text references Amaricen and OverteekaChanes, noting coreiggiidel elements and widespread processing. Key entities include Amaricen and OverteekaChanes with associations to imports and galvanizing work.
Turner left Stamford with the horse Happy and a $100 belt, traveling through Mount Kisco Milwood Pleasantville and Tarrytown trading horses. He ended in Greenwich with a profit about £196, proving horse trading alive as he sought the $100 winnings.
A Washington secretary to the newly arrived Turkish ambassador plays with a large Turkish English dictionary. He asks if a benevolent word exists for a wandering soul and jokes about the book becoming his constant companion. The scene, described as a lively, humorous exchange, centers on language and cross cultural mischief.
Fragmented OCR describes Brant Sero Mohawk figure planning vigorous action at a forthcoming congress in Naskogee. He targets penny dreadfuls and press depictions as harmful to Native peoples, seeking to clear up public perceptions and combat sensationalized violence. The source uses garbled spellings and mistranscriptions.
The apice of the etrong dete reports a fall in rogewond exports to the United Rates and Europe due to GiaEcalee. Market indicators show a skidding trend as trade flags reflect weaker demand and shifting rates impacting Braxit rosewood shipments.
The piece recounts the dispute over who deserves credit for the pneumatic tire, highlighting Thomson’s 1845 belt-inflated wheel idea, John Dunlop’s 1888 patent, and Harvey du Cros’s Irish racing push that popularized the tire. It traces the tension between invention and commercialization in the early progress of locomotion.
England investigates the possibility of finding a new vegetable in the ground known as ground nuts or earth chestnuts. They have long been a village delicacy, often barred from forest searches by gamekeepers, yet historically abundant near London in fields by Highgate and Marylebone.
Three pioneer muskrat farmers in the Midwest push a Chicago venture to grow and supply muskrat meat and fur. A newly started muskrat farm on 190 acres near Worth and Pollos, southwest of Chicago, aims to supply Chicago restaurants first, then expand. The operation includes bulrush sauce and envisions muskrat as a regional food and fur product.
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