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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads as a suspected spy arrest with garbled names and phrases. Police reportedly detained a man in connection with alleged espionage, with unclear references to Alexander, Germain, Barrieds, and Goody amid scattered quotes.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a woman in Wilmington, Delaware, who saved enough money to support herself after abandoning a pram and moving from Pitts? The text is heavily garbled with illegible segments and misspellings, obscuring names, dates, and events.
Royal mourners moved in the state funeral procession for King Edward VII. Queen Alexandra led the royal family at Buckingham Palace with the Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna and Queen Mary among the carriages. Foreign royals and princes joined the solemn rites as crowds lined the streets in London. Roosevelt arrived in London for the ceremonies, meeting King George and the diplomatic reception at Marlborough House.
Elty, special American ambassador, visited Marlborough House and received a reception by the monarch. He was escorted to Buckingham Palace and shown the throne, with Colonel Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt accompanying him from the American embassy party.
Dr Hyde was found guilty of murdering Colonel Thomas H. Swope, the millionaire philanthropist, with life imprisonment imposed. The verdict prompted Mrs Hyde to sob as she embraced her husband and judge Latghan announced the sentence. An appeal for a new trial was set for Monday.
Representative John Dwight, Republican whip, warned Congress may not adjourn before July 1847 mid-summer. He cited heavy workload and limited time, noting even with effort and wit it may be impossible to finish before the middle of the month.
The Kentucky law passed March 28, 1906 levying a liquor tax was declared constitutional by the United States Supreme Court. The ruling also upheld the statute’s application to double stamped spirits, preserving the tax framework in Kentucky.
A chaotic incident at the Red Feather Mine stockade led to the deaths of ten convicts by fire. Reports describe the blaze started by inmates during a disturbance, with ensuing injuries and hospitalizations among the prisoners and guards.
Washington May 17 nominations sent to the Senate include George W Padgett of Maryland as United States marshal for the district of Maryland.
The Supreme Court fixed November 14 for the rehearing of the tobacco trust and Standard Oil cases. Washington, May 17. The action centers on the government’s antitrust proceedings against the tobacco trust and Standard Oil.
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