02 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1909
Page
1
A fragmented account traces John C. A. Johnson as a Republican candidate for governor of Minnesota. It notes his education, early life, and political rise while referencing shifts in state government and a 1881 birth year, with unclear details about his family and later fate.
The readable fragments describe a looming raid and the struggle over coal area disposition. Key entities are unclear, but references to regions, future implications, and the need to address a large problem are present in the garbled text.
In a strong statement Pinchot affirms dedication to conservation and forestry work, and says Taft supports conservation and a commission. He reaffirms no policy change, defending measures to protect county resources and prevent monopolies in essential products. He emphasizes a united front with President Taft on national conservation.
Report describes soldiers from the Recandifantry regiments at Fort Thomas Kentucky. Many men collapsed from exhaustion and a surgeon fainted after a fall from his horse. One ambulance to Cincinnati hospital carried disabled men and broke down en route. Appendicitis suspected for a patient.
The Bethlehem Steel Co will add six million dollars in improvements at its South Bethlehem works. Plans include twenty-eight universal mill and a twenty-two inch structural mill with full equipment at the Lehigh Plant, bids already requested. Additional upgrades include new blast furnaces and additions to the Saucon plant.
A Spanish force from Zeluan reconnoitering toward Sokel met the Moors near Jemis. First reports say General Ding Vicarts and three officers were killed, with four others dead and 18 wounded. About 700 observers reported the scene.
Report from New York describes a delayed storied voyage and a mishap at sea involving Commander Peary and a ship's steering gear. The incident elicited controversy as observers awaited a public statement from General Hubbard, head of the FP Arctic Club, about the affair in the coming week.
Mr Taft shows strong interest in the candidate and the progress of the field. He praises scientific advances and the breeding work, noting a large 78,000,000 figure in the lumber industry and referencing Midland Ontario and Manley in a broader context.
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