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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 24, 1911

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Testimonial endorses mechanical training at Ox Pibre Brush Co

Olssom of Frederick Maryland testifies to the thorough and efficient mechanical engineering course. He credits training for attaining technical positions and urges others to enroll at Lilly's Cigar Store where Herbert Branner, local rep, promotes the program and salary advancement opportunities.

Olssom Ox Pibre Brush Co Frederick, Md H. A. OLSSOM LILLY'S Herbert 5 Branner

Acquittal likely in heresy trial at Presbyterian assembly

Atlantic City May 24 Acquittal of Dr. William G. Grant of Northumberland Iowa is expected after his appearance before the judicial commission of the Presbyterian general assembly. The defense argued a broader theology and traced the scandal to C G Van Alen a Sunday school superintendent and senior elder. Grant defended his orthodoxy citing sermons by ministers from New York and Tad mediator and appealed for understanding.

Atlantic City Willian G. Grant Northumberland judicial commission the Presbyterian general assembly Hell Grant Christ Dr.Grant C. G. Van Alen Charles Litetley Wabash Jowett Bngland Fifth Avenue Presbyterian New York city aps Jesus Presbyterian church Scotland Liilee God Israel Jesus Christ

Corral Resigns as Diaz Follows in Mexican Turmoil

Juarez reports Vice President Corral submitted his resignation effective immediately as Diaz may resign soon. Madero and his party plan to head to Mexico City to consult on political reorganization. Insurgent forces vow to aid the government in seizing Las Vacas and other targets, with rebels ordered to assist federals against the common foe.

Juarez M 24 anal Corral Francisco Lo Madero, Jr Alfred Jt. Dominguez Mexico Ci Diaz Senor Madero Mexico City Senor de la Barra Mexico Madero Ding Masgera cipal Las Vacas nesto Mader Monte Las Reardy falagen Los Angeles Cal Materas insulas rebeta Ted erals

President Taft Opens New York Public Library

President Taft dedicates the new New York public library at Fifth Avenue and Forty second Street with Gov Dix Mayor Gaynor and others in attendance. The $9 million project converts the Croton reservoir into a modern, reader friendly palace housing 7,000,000 books with free access from 40 a.m. to 7 p.m. The ceremony featured speeches by prominent figures including John Bigelow and Bishop Greer.

New York Fifth avenue Fortieth Fortisue street Forty-second street Astor Lenox Tilden Taft Dix Gaynor Croton Wastow

12 Million Company Plans Mexico Entry

A 12,000,000 company aims to enter Mexico from Dover Nebraska with Delta Land and BIL authorized capital. The plan involves railroad and telegraph lines and is described as incorporated locally.

Mexico Dover Nel cony

Will leaves $2 million to Jewish chair in London charity

A will leaves two million dollars to fund a Jewish chair in London. Wertheimer, a noted collector of pie and art objects, died on a date in April. The will directs two hundred thousand dollars to Jewish charities benefiting from his estate.

London Wertheimer

Huston Must Serve Jail Term for Six Months to Two Years

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed the Dauphin County Court sentence of architect Joseph M. Huston. He is to serve six months to two years in the Eastern Penitentiary and pay a $400 fine plus costs. He has ten days before the decree takes effect. The ruling upheld lower court actions and previous appeals. Say you saw it In The News.

Harrisburg supreme court of Pennsylvania Joseph M. Huston Dauphin county Kunkel superior court supreme court Huston eastern Fell court of quarter sessions commonwealth Iimeel wens Mstoy Philadelphia

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