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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
8
Chicago July 21 The second trial of Leo O Neil Browns on bribery charges related to William Lorimer s election to the United States Senate will begin on August 1.
A Tamaqua man reported missing in May was found dead in early July with relatives confirming foul play. An acquaintance identified him on a Lebanon street and his brother later verified the finding. Jenkins, a suspect, offers to recount his travels across the country before likely being confined to an institution.
A Pensacola man and his fiancée, Miss Frances Donnelly of Carbondale, were united in marriage after a long-distance courtship. Their romance began with exchanged letters and a connection formed during a visit, culminating in a wedding arranged by family and a brother who read correspondence.
Cleveland appraisers on July 21 set a valuation of 1 960 000 dollars on John D Rockefeller's Forest Hill estate in East Cleveland, an 800 percent rise from the prior 250 220 appraisal amid increased advertising activity.
Eleven year old Baker of Jacksonville dived from a boat in Lake Worth near Palm Beach. A stingray lurched beneath the craft, its barbed spines pierced the boy’s neck. He surfaced, died within four moments despite aid.
The long dispute on the Stern railway escalates as 25 000 to 40 000 switchmen threaten to strike, halting Northeastern lines. In Windsor Township two youths, Cyrus Hains and George Beherry, confessed to burning their employer’s home in a revenge act, resulting in $1000 damage. In Yorks Pa Edward Jones, 45, collapsed and died during evening prayer at Rehoboth church near Delta.
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