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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
3
A disastrous fire at a bindery caused a water tank to fail and drop into the building. Rescue efforts were hampered as workers and machines were crushed, with many injured and some feared dead. The fire department chaplain provided last rites. several employees remained trapped or unaccounted for hours after the collapse.
The case involves a contested charitable bequest amid a probate dispute in Norristown. Attorney Ellis Ames Ballard, counsel for the estate, notes the will lacks proper attestation with only one witness, Mary Reilly, under state law requiring two. Despite uncertainty, the petition cites an estate above 190 000 dollars, with charities named likely to receive substantial sums.
In the Soagadha river near Falls, Swift Birupat and others narrowly escaped drowning after their craft capsized. They drifted a mile before reaching shore exhausted, with Bundoy Chil Siti Pasese reporting Washington June 14 as officials discuss a 250,000 tariff commission provision amid presidential opposition.
A severe mine collapse near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania damages a Catholic church and parochial house with ruptured ground and fissures. Water and sewer pipes burst as surface openings widen. the church is wrecked and the town faces extensive property losses estimated near eight hundred thousand dollars.
News came tof Joe Gaps.
King Albert of Belgium is pictured making his way through a large crowd at the Belgium World’s Fair. The event is described as one of the largest ever held with extensive American coverage of exhibits and features.
Washington June briefing summarizes the Ballinger Pinchot investigation with witnesses and contested testimonies. Lawyers for all parties file briefs as committees prepare further hearings in a charged dispute over conservation policy and alleged misdeeds by Secretary Ballinger.
A fragmentary note discusses starlike dancing phenomena seen through a telescope. It mentions how light currents and atmospheric effects create twinkling, with references to observing from a clear night and the influence of higher altitude horizons on viewing conditions.
A chaoticOCR passage recounts gifts to Teddy Roosevelt Jr and a live bear sent to the former president, with Tangent notes on Astley’s early circus, English theatre history, and disjointed anecdotes including impresarios, crowd sizes, and improvised colonial-era performances. The garbled text weaves in names like John C. Greensway and references to Rome, Antioch, and London while mixing circus history with royal curiosities.
A muddled fragment recounts Coleridge losing a walking stick with an eagle head and Turkish crescents, a London Chronicle echo, and a warning to reform a passion. It mixes quotes, mis-spellings, and names, ending with a cryptic aside about an exception and Browne.
Fragmentary historical piece describing graves and monuments at Mount Olivet near Olivet cemetery, with references to Civil War soldiers, the Unknown Dead monument, Decoration Day ceremonies, and the care by local groups such as the Daughters and Ladies Monumental Association. It notes graves moved from battlefield sites to Mount Olivet, and the ongoing remembrance by communities.
Officer Strasberger made the arrest as details surface from a troubled night in Anaky Ar. George Normberger is named among those involved. The case, tied to Kereta Wali, remains under review with a June court date anticipated.
Readable items cover Maryland troops readying for Gettysburg camp on July 1, university commencements at Johns Hopkins and Mount Saint Agnes College, a new mining law report, a Johns Hopkins physician death, a whisky cargo loss at Gwynbrook Distilling, a Hagerstown minister trial, and plans for a new Colored Hospital in Baltimore amid local civic activity.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Lutheran reunion and a petition related to a penitentiary event. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate schedules or changes and possible public notice of actions affecting attendees.
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