06 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
1
A vintage ad encourages readers to pursue self improvement through the International Correspondence School. It promises aid regardless of circumstances and notes a local representative can explain how to enroll.
George M Strohacker publicly declares his wife Minnie innocent after he survived strychnine poisoning last January. He denounces authorities for charging her, while urging her vindication as she sits beside him in court with their daughter. Jessie Miller testified to his symptoms from a lunch containing the suspected poison.
Aged author and diplomat John Bigelow, in his ninety fourth year, is ill with intestinal troubles. His recovery hinges on vitality, following strain from a Europe trip and a May 23 New York Library event where he spoke after receiving keys from Mayor Gaynor. His physician is cautious as family gathers at his Highland, New York residence.
John Bigelow, noted diplomat and author, left a lasting impact on U.S. foreign policy and literature. His career spanned pivotal years, shaping diplomacy and public discourse.
A select eight member Senate committee on privileges and elections will investigate all charges tied to William Lorimer’s Illinois senatorial election. Senator Kenyon will examine beef and lumber trust fund involvement, with witnesses and extensive inquiries into alleged contributions exceeding $240,000. The panel includes Dillingham, Gamble, Jones, Kenyon, Johnston, Fletcher, Kern and Lea.
Columbus June 1 A Stark Loudry legislator Evans confessed to taking bribes and spending a day before the grand jury. He pleaded guilty to accepting 100 from J C Miler to defeat a salary agency bill. Judge Kincaid fined him 500 and released him without imprisonment on the condition of cooperation with the grand jury. Attorneys described a complex prosecution and potential further disclosures.
A 21 year old Calgary woman named Atta Jane bh Bre KL Ke Walihy has given birth to four children, all living. She previously had triplets and twins, making her a mother of nine at a young age.
President Taft ordered a severe public reprimand for Colonel Joseph P. Gerrard, Fort Myer Cavalry commander, after his endorsement of Private Frank Bloom's application revealed prejudice against a Jewish soldier. Taft demanded a fair second exam for Bloom and criticized Gerrard's stance as contrary to national principles. Bloom, a Third Field Artillery private on the Mexican border, had previously been urged toward West Point and is to be reexamined in September.
Washington June 6 Hearings before the senate finance committee on the Canadian reciprocity bill closed preliminaries with Knox testifying that the pact mirrors Taft Fielding terms Publishers Ridder and Stone say newspapers seek freedom from the paper trust to cut costs and improve coverage Ridder accuses a paper firm rep of perjury and defends press integrity Taft opposes any amendments to the reciprocity agreement and rejects Root proposals
Austin June 6 Dreeben assistant state Confederate pension commissioner was arrested at Fort Worth on forgery charges on two accounts alleged by W P Lane state comptroller of public accounts. About 135 outstanding straw pension accounts are tied to Dreeben’s responsibility.
The practice squadron including the battleships Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts with naval academy midshipmen sailed for Europe. The voyage covers about 7005 miles, with first stop at Queenstown around June 19, and runs until August 28. A medical note recommends external use of Chamberlain's Liniment for muscular or rheumatic pains. Sold by all Druggists.
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