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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
2
A damaged OCR entry describes a violent event involving a woman identified by a nickname, with a bullet wound to the heart and a mysterious target in a small circle. The text is garbled and names are unreadable, leaving unclear motives or attribution to individuals or families.
In Indianapolis on March 95 former Vice President Fatt Saseke and Mrs Fairbanks received a warm homecoming. A parade formed through the streets with Governor Marshall leading a reception near the federal building. Schools were dismissed. Mr Fairbanks spoke from Monument Place while crowds cheered and salutes were fired by militia detachments.
The Mount Hope town area fourty five miles northwest of Charleston is nearly leveled by a devastating fire that consumed nearly 400 buildings. Four days of rations and army tents have been requested from state authorities as losses are estimated at about 250000 dollars.
Dr Pam Durand, national superintendent, expects the national population to reach between 88 and 91 million in the next census. A vast team of 75,000 enumerators will start April 15, covering cities in fifteen days and rural areas in thirty days. In New York Eugene Debaum, a Pullman porter, faces court for speeding after admitting tips funded the car purchase.
In Washington on March 25 the outcome of Eugene Foss’s win in a Massachusetts Republican district is cited as inspiring insurgent senators to reopen tariff debate in the Senate. The discussed tariff reform would center on creating a tariff commission, a bill already before the Finance Committee and repeatedly debated this session.
Ex President Roosevelt visits Cairo amid royal reception by the Khedive. Crowds, western dress, and a palace carriage mark unprecedented honors for a private citizen. The Khedive and Khediviah host the Roosevelts with intimate ceremony and gold cup coffee.
About 1000 delegates from Philadelphia unions met at Labor Lyceum hall to form an independent labor political party. John J. Murphy of the Central Labor Union chaired, with an eleven member committee to plan launching efforts. A citywide convention and platform are planned, inviting labor groups to participate.
Mary Davis a thirteen year old girl living on the fifth floor of an apartment at 78 East One Hundred Fifteenth Street fell from a fire escape to a yard behind the building landing in a basket rail. She was soaked and sustained a slight spinal injury.
Washington March 25 General Franklin Bell chief of staff of the army who was injured in an automobile accident in which Mrs Major Y J Slocum lost her life is recovering as well as expected. No serious internal injuries have developed and he probably will be confined to his home for several days.
County correspondence from Woolfsville reports the Lutheran Sundev School elected officers including superintendent BMorgan and assistant superintendent Charten Iratherman. Several local residents are listed as attending events, preaching schedules, and family visits with multiple names and towns noted.
An advertisement by J. A. Williamson on North Market Street promotes Rexall Orderlies for chronic and habitual constipation. The offer promises payment for medicine if the remedy does not relieve symptoms, highlighting a risk-free trial and noting availability in Frederick with 12 tablets for 10 cents and 36 tablets for 25 cents.
An amidOCR fragment promotes Papep Diapepin as a remedy for indigestion and related stomach woes. It Mixes with a detailed 1910 Maryland county commission meeting schedule and tax notice urging taxpayers to prepare property reports and pension verifications before deadlines.
Mr W L Miller and family relocated to Bewistown on Wednesday. The social circle includes Mrs Grant Frevtout Mr Jere Martin Mrs George Beitlur of Love Me PoN Hlammuaker Mr Warache of Thurmost and many Lewistown residents. A Woodville note mentions visits and a dance in Agnes Weishaar’s honor with various local families in attendance.
An advertisement touts a cure for rheumatism named Gopady's Cie offered at $1 per bottle. It claims immediate relief whether mild or chronic and notes availability through The Head Drug and Chemical Co and AU Predertel Arugelste in Frederick and surrounding areas.
Classified note offers sale of a building at 147 West Heventht. Also advertises a horse labeled good driving. Contact details not fully legible.
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