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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1910
Page
3
In Christiania a sensational row erupts as ex premier Gunnar Knudsen, now Roosevelt’s ally, pushes a conservation scheme in parliament. Roosevelts denial follows media quotes and opposition papers rally to label the issue a personal rights fight.
Fragmentary text discusses American policy, Knudsen, and a guest amid internal political disputes. It references Roosevelt and a premier, with ambiguity about a conversation and denial context.
Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with Miss Ethel met by American embassy officers at Berlin station. The lone German official present was Lieutenant Colonel Von Kerner, an old friend of Roosevelt, designated special aide by the Kaiser. They will travel to Potsdam by special train for a private luncheon with the emperor and empress.
Miss Margaret Meehner longtime housekeeper and William Heeman a Hindu butler were found shot to death in Dr Ward D Cannon's home at 131 West 120th Street. Both had been beaten. about $200 missing from Dr Cannons dresser. Police believe intruders killed them during a robbery attempt while the pair were alone.
Washington May 10 The crop reporting board says winter wheat on May 1 stood at 82.1 in condition, rye at 91.3, and the area to be harvested about 29,044,000 acres, 714,000 more than 1909 and 4,430,000 less than last fall sowing.
In New York on May 10 a Hoboken man James Dillon, reported dead last July after a suicide in Weehawken, surprised his wife and eight children by walking in the front door alive. Mrs Dillon fainted at the morgue face match but identified him when he appeared. He offered no explanation for his disappearance.
Erle railroad trainmen and conductors in the Erie system vote to strike over wages after arbitrators under the Erdman act granted Baltimore and Ohio workers a raise. Results indicate a strong strike mandate. the tally will be compiled in New York City on May 16. Splinter kills woman in Easton as medical examiner cites tetania. Albert Coleman, convicted murderer, executed at Sing Sing as crowd witnesses his death with brief prayers.
A Philadelphia North American account recounts the legendary Bloody Hand of Ulster. It tells how two princes raced for the throne of Ulster, Neill cutting his wrist to seize the hand, and how the bloody hand became a symbol on shields and the Nine steamship name.
A quirky fragment discusses the turnip as a native of Asia and Europe cultivated for centuries. It mentions East Indian turnips and a playful line about a country boy joking with a visiting town boy.
A fragment from Charles Battell Loanis presents a tale where a philosopher defends the inevitability of death, arguing friends will endure as others do. The exchange with a grimly practical figure tests his view before they part. The piece also notes hospital nurses and a surgeon’s quip about suppressing sneezes.
Fragmentary extract discusses medieval Europe’s limited knowledge of Asia and the lure of exploration. It references Columbus and Marco Polo, noting the imagination sparked by tales of distant lands and the age’s eager interest in discovery.
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