16 May 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
1
A chaotic report claims deputies killed a striker at a West Yukon mine. The coroner and sheriff face scrutiny as allegations say officers opened fire while allegedly drinking, with several deputies charged or implicated in the August term of court.
J W Van Cleave former president of the National Manufacturers Association died of heart disease at his home in St. Louis. He is survived by his widow, three sons, and a daughter. He would not accept renomination to the presidency last year because of the strain he felt.
In Denver May report, Genkeyo Mitsunaga, the Japanese fugitive, is connected to the Catherine Wilson murder. Describes a perilous escape over a precipice as a posse failed to pursue, with details of the killer's daring descent and lack of追踪.
London readies for King Edward's funeral next Friday with massive military display. About 30 000 soldiers from Aldershot and other camps will line the streets, tolling the capital into an invested town. The coffin will not be viewed, but vast flower stands and royal regalia await the solemn procession to Westminster and Windsor.
May Ole ne reports George Chattin an out fielder seriously injured during an 8 ball game in Pottsville. A high inshoot struck him at bat causing a skull injury. he was unconscious and in critical condition. Separately Seattle reports J W Baker retrieved flag atop Mount McKinley after others planted it April 8 with local guide Thomas Lloyd.
A contested talk in Fort Wayne cites pressure on William Jennings Bryan regarding liquor policy. Kern accuses Bryan of defeat by brewers two years ago and says brewers and distillers dominate Nebraska politics. Indiana Republicans leverage the issue as Bryan plans a St Louis visit to support Kern.
A fragmented 19th century voice argues about diet and habits, noting that simple foods once sustained sailors and explorers. The speaker contends modern standards are absurd and that nourishment should be practical, with bread cereal and vegetables sufficient for breakfast at Randall Hall and similar settings.
A seven year old girl from Willamette is missing an eye after an accidental poke to the eye while playing in her yard. Police are investigating the incident and have identified an unknown male as a person of interest. The event occurred on June 18 and has raised concern in the local community about child safety.
The Geographical Society in Rome hosted an event for explorer Robert E. Peary with King Victor Emmanuel III and the Duke of Abruzzi among distinguished attendees. Peary spoke in English, translated into Italian, and paid tribute to the Duke. The gathering closed with congratulations to Peary and a formal society honor for the explorer.
The note mentions the Kroonlasia ship planned to stop at Dover but the report signals a change. Mader and an angle crew are noted in connection with Southampton. The fragmented text points to a nautical routing or signal issue near Dover and Southampton.
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