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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
3
Amid chaotic debate the Senate faces drastic moves as Republicans and conservatives clash over rail rate amendments and a potential short session. The administration bears blame for unfolding turmoil with leaders in disarray and a plan to push the measure through.
Fragmentary text notes a city vote related to explosives and mentions a surviving daughter named Clemens, wife of an individual with unclear identity. The garbled OCR obscures dates, places, and outcomes, making specifics unavailable.
Reports say Bishop Pareti is in Rome for several weeks and may receive an audience with the Pope in a collective setting. Friends of Bishop Pareti were told a reception might occur shortly before his departure amid a large crowd.
The article describes President Roosevelt and his party receiving a royal Danish welcome in Copenhagen. Warship salutes and officers dipped flags marked the cordial reception. Onboard the steamer they were entertained and later given a formal, though informal, gift exchange including loving cups and plaques depicting Africa’s boasts.
In May 18 ceremonies Chancellor Carzon and the ex president preside. The event marks the presentation of a romance fecture to Hin Tober as the youngest degree holder at the university.
A garbled Albany report notes an assembly vote over an income tax plan tied to Taft era policy. The fragment mentions a one‑vote margin and a resolution, with puzzled references to amendments and political rhetoric.
A fragmented report discusses human hair imports for the commercial world, noting Germany exported 19.8 tons to the United States in 1909 and 87 tons in 1908. It compares weight to half the full growth and touches on European supply and industry leadership in hair products.
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