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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1907
Page
3
From a garbled historical commentary, the piece argues Oklahoma’s statehood and constitution reveal cultural tensions. It contrasts Native and settler populations, notes white and mixed ancestry, praises progress, and mentions figures and places like Muskogee Tulsa and Oklahoma City amid debates over governance.
A garbled commentary argues that the federal constitution and a prominent election plan shape local government. It references Oslahe and Okla, cites protests and referendums, mentions prohibition and industrial control, and notes varied regional opinions amid a broader critique of governance and civilization.
Secretary of War Taft arrived aboard the Rainbow at Vladivostok and planned a Trans-Siberian trip to St. Petersburg before sailing to Hamburg and New York on December 7. The Rainbow, escorted by Chattanooga and Galveston, faced heavy seas and a gale delaying its arrival by half a day. Taft hosted a dinner with entertainers aboard and delivered a brief address thanking officers for their hospitality.
A fire damaged a residence at 14 Cherry Street, Stiewn Pa, injuring Whalen’s children. Neighbors reported arson attempts, but flames were extinguished before broader damage. Police arrested a suspect after witnesses signaled the fire and alerted authorities.
In a late breaking report three people died in a vehicle collision. Details remain unclear as investigators piece together the sequence of events at the scene. Police say no further information is available pending formal statements.
Fragmented OCR text presents a brief news note about a local event involving a Catamount and agricultural activity. Limited readable details prevent full reconstruction of the story or accurate identification of people, places, or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled advertising and team references. No coherent event or names clearly identifiable. No verifiable main action or outcome to summarize.
Madrid reports claims by Spanish sailor James Valguera that many Spaniards captured by Filipino tribes during the Spanish American War remained prisoners for nine years. He alleges harsh labor and brutal treatment by Tagals on San Juan de Bulacan island. escape via drowning, and that up to 400 Spaniards may still be in captivity with relatives in Spain awaiting clarification.
Rose Walls of Washington sister of the late Chief Maxwell died after a hemorrhage during funeral services. The shock struck a widow in Atlantic City as Mrs Walls slept nearby. The funeral occurred Sunday afternoon with Navy connections noted.
A luncheon at Windsor Castle drew Queen of England and foreign royals including the King of Spain and queen of Portugal. Photographs were taken of the royals and attendants. In New York, two chicken thieves were shot dead after an alarm triggered a pistol firing at Yonkers victims.
Fragmented OCR text reports a blast or destruction near Freedom and references the Oklahoma Legislature. Mentions Governor and a proposed action by the new state leadership, with unclear specifics. Entities include Oklahoma Legislature and Governor.
Fragments mention a dentist, a tooth shaping with a sharp tool, and references to governors and the White House. The text also alludes to extensions of resources to both houses of Congress and to the Inland Waterways Commission amid broad national notes.
Lucian F. Underwood a Columbia University botany professor in New York became temporarily crazed by recent financial losses and attacked his wife then his daughter in a Redding Connecticut home. He slashed his wife’s throat and stabbed himself under the right ear before retreating to another room where police found him. He is reported to recover and was not harmed.
A torpedo fired from the Morris turned and struck its own boat as it followed to pick up the device. Fire officers failed to see the returning torpedo in time to avoid collision. The incident, causing a mark on the Merris bow, will be officially investigated by a board.
Republican leaders in Alabama back Theodore Roosevelt for another term. National Committee man Scott and State Chairman Thompson say most district conventions have endorsed him. Anti administration voices talk of opposition, but insiders expect Roosevelt to be the nominee.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmer Exchange list prices for corn yellow cob oats straw and hay timothy and other feed grains. Prices show ranges per bushel per ton and per hundredweight for items including oats hay middlings dairy feeds cottonseed meal and grain by the barrel or sack with figures in dollars and cents.
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