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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1909

Page

3

Sugar trust accused of vast theft from U.S. treasury

A historical report accuses the sugar trust of enormous thefts from the United States treasury over years. It alleges officials, underweights and fraudulent duties, blackmail of carriers, and manipulated weighings to mask large payments to the trust. George H. Earle Jr and Sr figure in claims of exposure and rebuff by the government.

George, Hi Earle, Jry Philadelphia United States United States Treasury Sugar Trust New York Crater House George H. Earle, JR George H. Earle, Sr Roosevelt Bonaparte Earle Treasury New York Custom House Revelattoris

One Cent Fine Levied on Rochelle Canning Company

In Freeport Illinois November 11 the federal court fined Hohegadel Canning Company of Rochelle one cent for intentionally violating the Pure Food Law. Judge Landis imposed the token penalty amid the findings.

JUSTICE WHITE HOME BURNS IN LOUISIANA PARISH

New Orleans reports on November 11 describing a fire that destroyed the home of United States Supreme Court Justice White in La Tourche parish. The blaze caused a loss of about 100000 dollars. Also noted is a runaway car collision in Vancouver that killed fourteen, a girl and boy in Scranton forging a 54 dollar check, a thirteen year old indicted for a New York trip, and a fatal football injury in Marietta Ohio.

New Orleans United States Court White la Toirche Parish Scranton oNora Gites Fam Ly Grocer Doolmnate Levina Betle Colville New ‘York

One Man Escapes After 30 Hour Mine Fire Tragedy

Wilkes-Barre, Pa Nov 11 A catastrophic fire trapped nine miners at the Auchingtons mine of the Lackawanna Western Railroad company for about thirty hours. Only Charles Adlus survived. Althouse badly burned but alive. Eight others perished despite warnings and attempts to flee. Flames swept the mine shaft as gas explosions fed by a feeder of gau caused the catastrophe.

John Dixon

Jersey Girl Jailed for Suffrage Fight

Philadelphia reports Miss Alice Paul of Moorestown New Jersey Swarthmore College class of 1905 was sentenced to a month of hard labor in a London prison for smashing windows during a suffragette disturbance at the lord mayor's banquet. Dressed as a worker with another woman she entered Guild Hall and disrupted the king's birthday toast causing a glass shower on Wellington statue. Mrs William M Paul mother of the activist reacted with agitation at Paulside Moorestown estate.

Philadelphia Alice’ Paul Moorestown N. J Swarthmore College London Wellington Miss Paul William M. Paul Paul Estate Paulside

THE PRESIDENT HOME Hurries From Welcome at Station to the White House

President Taft returns to the White House after a three month absence and a 13,000 mile Western and Southern journey. He departs Aug. 6 and arrives to cheers but quickly drives away in a record breaking auto ride. No welcome demonstration at the mansion.

White House Washington Taft Capital

Eddy settlement with sons ends near 300000

Mary Baker Eddy reaches a settlement with son George W. Glover and adopted son Ebenezer J. Foster Eddy totaling about 300000. Glover’s family will receive 245000 and Eddy 45000. They relinquish any present or future rights to Mrs Eddy's estate and agree not to contest probate of any will. Deeds delivered. Also notes plans for Pittsburgh iron mill and a mine wage increase in Wilkes-Barre. Edward C. Shaw named New Jersey internal revenue collector.

Bady

New York Central Pension Plan For 190000 Workers

The New York Central and connected lines announce a pension system for employees. Eligible workers nearing seventy may retire with a pension after long service. estimated reach is 190,004 employees with $500,000 annual distribution for the group.

New York New York’ Central Lake Shore Michigan, Southern Michigan Central New York Central Aystem New York Central

Lady Cook Sails For England To Aid Equal Suffrage Movement

Lady Cook formerly Tennessee Claflin sails Adriatic to England and back to the United States promising 1,000,000 to push the suffrage cause. She says the movement should target intelligent home women and mothers who value family, not those who focus on fashion or social status.

New York Lady Cook Tennessee Claflin England Adriatic

Morse Files Appeal Over Jury Conduct In Morse Case

Morse seeks a new trial arguing the jury was influenced by government agents and allowed liquor. He claims at least one juror had the jumps and was attended by a physician at a Bellevue ward. Other items note October exports rose by over 21 million and Mrs U S Grant Jr died suddenly in San Diego.

New York Charles W. Morse Martin W. Littleton United States District Wise Aserstadt ’ DietrichtsAttorney Oval Alexander Lambert Bellevng Grant, Jr San Diego Cal U. 8 Grant, Jr Grant United States Chafee Colorado

Don's Kidney Pills touted as effective remedy in Frederick notice

A local advertisement extols Don's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble heard in Frederick. It recounts a testimonial from a resident of Webster Braddock RFD 5 and claims relief from kidney pain, nighttime ache, and secretions after using the product from C EB Mom's store. It urges readers to buy locally and not delay treatment.

Frederick Bright Webster Braddock RFD Anne Don Mom Kidbey Dean Retef Foster Mittarm @o Buffalo New York

Landings for a Church Prominent Airship Scheme

A city church plans a four story modern building costing about 200000 to serve as headquarters for church and industrial work. A proposed airship landing roof and grand staircase for access dominate the design with safety lighting and ventilation to manage cooling and wiring for future airship use.

Miles Ebureh Bnd Jysty Epon India Pan ‘Tar and Ultichik Jyy Street

Bill and Kate Chop at Idaho Ranch Life

In Idaho a judge named Wall and the ranch intrude on a morning with sunbonnets and sombreros. Bill, loyal to farm work, wears a sunbonnet while Kate contemplates an engagement and future amid family ties, gossip, and a planned dinner invitation at Contaver's.

Idaho Vali Fle Vail Tani Enat Brut Brett Shaken Froyn Ib Jove Kate Rand Khalid Af Yeong Tie Arber Deluge Wall Street Watt Rome Riysk Wall Bill Ranely Weill Ridge Tomormo Paina Bern

World’s First Aerial Sham Fight in Cologne Flashes Searchlights

A historic aviation stunt unfolds near Ehrenbreitstein fortress in Cologne as military balloons perform maneuvers for three hours. Explosives are not used and a dummy airstrip signals a greeting while ships defend against antiaircraft fire. The passage also discusses the National Apple Show’s aims to popularize apples and demonstrate intensive cultivation across regions.

Cologne Germany Ehrenbrelnteln Mhoarés Ks Wig ‘Uf

Fhre Football Hero Storied Bride Annals

Fragmentary text refers to a football hero and a storied bride event with names and places garbled. Key figures and locales are unclear, but suggests a historical game or tribute with named individuals and a city setting. Unable to confirm full facts from the damaged OCR.

Fragmented dialogue scene from a dated romance tale

The excerpt presents a tense social encounter between Kate Rothie and a male suitor as they discuss plans, memories, and an invitation to supper. The narrative focuses on facial expressions, propriety, and a hinted past relationship while a neighbor interrupts and a judge is consulted about a matter involving a character named Barry.

Kate Obe Mies-Rand Walt Bileo Anppor Hiei Bares Salixtl Barry Drew Aukert Barry Gill Kate Rothie Fetta Benve

Fragmented OCR note on early manuscript text

The readable fragments describe a flowing scene with motion and ice across a brook. No clear人物 names, organizations, places, dates, or events are discernible. The text appears experimental and lacks a complete narrative.

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