29 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
1
In Richmond on March 29, thieves under a street lamp backed a wagon to the post office vault, drilled in, and escaped with over 100000 in stamps and cash. Inspectors and city police pursue leads. the wake is estimated around 60000 in booty, with a $2000 cash envelope recovered or missing as part of the haul.
In Pittsburg on March 23 George Clarke and Thomas Anderson clashed in a drunken duel witnessed by Clarke’s nine children. Clarke was killed when his wife said he fired in self defense before Anderson’s shotgun blast mortally wounded him and left Anderson gravely injured with head and chest wounds.
Reports say Dr Frederick A Cook and former President Manuel Ronilfe of Honduras were aboard the steamship Abangarez when it docked in New Orleans on March 29. A crowd gathered at the wharf as a passenger teased Cook about finding a large drink in the neighborhood.
Manila reports a burning gun on the protected cruiser_charsloaten_ causing eight deaths and several injuries. Victims will be buried at Cavite. crews named with next of kin in scattered notices. Cause of the explosion is not yet known.
Chicago police and coroner investigators probe the Feb death of Alexander J. Moody secretary of Moody & Walters Co amid reports a hamburger steak contained arsenic enough to kill several. A man and a woman in Moody’s circle are under surveillance in the murder inquiry.
Concordia Kansas data report the murder of wealthy farmer Alexander Lindhahl and his two children, aged ten and eight, who were found shot on a canoe on the Republican River. No trace of the assailant has been found.
In Altoona Pennsylvania on March 2 a flash powder blast severely burned photographer Henry Dettick eyes and face. The blast, caused by an exploding can, injured him and destroyed his equipment.
Washington March 29 Justice David J. Brewer of the United States Supreme Court died after a brief illness. He was seventy three, appointed by President Cleveland, born in Smyrna Asia Minor in 1837 and educated at Yale and Albany Law School. He served as a Leavenworth judge and Kansas supreme court justice before being named to the high bench in 1889.
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