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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
6
A fragmentary OCR note describes a September 2 joint primaries with scattered phrases about candidates, voting, and timing. The legible items reference proportions, potential delays, and uncertain names, with garbled terms making exact details unclear. No clear outcomes or full candidate list emerge from the readable content.
The Cumberland city commission posted an ordinance fixing salaries for city officers including city clerk at 1000 per year and other roles such as city auditor 1600, city attorney 1200, waterworks chief 900 per month, fire department head 90 per month, plus two deputies. The measure also authorizes the finance chair to seek proposals from Cumberland banks for “paid lays the city Minds and Motes” and was approved by most officials amid public turnout.
The big automobile tour follows the Muncy tour last year and aims to run from Philadelphia to Washington, starting Monday August 15, 2011. The Glidden tour will cover western New York through New England with a route including Morristown New York City Lenox New London Boston Portsmouth Portland Harrisburg Gettysburg Frederick Baltimore and Washington. The journey spans about 608 to 700 miles with an expected eleven to twelve days on the road.
A Lyons murder case centers on a large white cat atop a wardrobe seen by detectives and the dying confession of one suspect. The animal’s terrified eye expression and later disappearance are cited as the sole witness, a tale authenticated by Fred Yetie Myers.
A garbled OCR fragment references a tee shot and a humorous miscue involving a player and a ball. The readable bits suggest a playful sports moment but no clear names, teams, dates, or locations.
The text fragments discuss tree planting and urban planning topics, referencing residents, schools, houses, and public spaces. It mentions community efforts, safety, and future development, with scattered names and places obscured by OCR errors. The overall tone suggests a local newspaper note on municipal environment and planning.
A widow, Mrs. Blantful Thom, from Norwalk, died after swallowing a large number of hairpins amid presumed mental distress. Doctors failed to relieve her symptoms over weeks, with coroner noting lingering confusion and a suspected psychotic condition. Coroner Dr. Uihurstington reported the health crisis and the pins possibly causing the fatal illness.
In Winsted Connecticut a Superior Court judge granted a divorce to Valentine Yankolski on desertion grounds. Testimony described a night when the husband, weary, retired to bed and a dog, parrot, and cat allegedly caused domestic turmoil leading to separation. The wife warned that harming the cat would bring consequences.
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