05 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1909
Page
1
The fragmentary text alludes to a party investigation, with figures like Tanin and Cannon involved. Denials and tentative willingness surface around committee appointments and the probe's scope. The draft notes mention a speaker's stance and alleged attempts to refute claims, set against inter-state commerce concerns.
Fragmented text references Tammany Hall, Republican aid, and a congressional inquiry. Mentions Hovernot, Swaltos, and Connnectant figures. Indicates an integrity investigation of a house organization and a committee probe, but details are garbled and unclear.
A Prairie fire caused four fatalities and property valued around 2,000,000. The Calgary hospital reported Hans Yngaryon died from injuries while May Begeldtad and others were treated. The scene drew relatives and friends offering condolences as floral tributes arrived. Police arrested a suspect in connection with the incident, which local papers reported as a difficult, ongoing case.
Authorities allege the fifty year old woman was subjected to long term abuse by her husband and son before her murder. The report notes the body was found at Portéuport Bar and marks ongoing investigation into the alleged crime and suspects.
Moving pictures highlighted at the City Opera House with new reels and vaudeville acts. The Frankfords with singing and dancing headline Tuesday and Wednesday, with additional novelty acts and shows Thursday through Saturday plus newsreels and a feature Saturday.
Copenhagen reports public disappointment as Denmark weighs Dr. Cook’s request to the University of Copenhagen to waive examination of Cook’s voyage records. The university denies receipt of any such request and says it will judge the records impartially. Peary Arctic Club owners plan to reveal proof supporting Peary over Cook, with a public statement in a few days.
The month’s items include liquor sale fines totaling 9300 against Danviey Kentucky and a 3200 judgment against Colonel E A Bolum in Gloucester’s case mix. Leper Charlie Clark’s escape from Blackwood draws no capture. Camden officials hope he left the country. New York reports Noah Barnes of Cottonwood Company and secretary Robert Kuehnert charged with misapplying funds amid tangling corporate affairs.
A fragile stock ornament scene appears dated with tercets and a decorative display. The piece hints at wartime era craft, featuring a mix of figures and motifs. Local description notes vintage styling and a handmade touch.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fish hook event with references to Strathieven and Chinashad, mentioning unloading and a person cut away. A later line hints at examination of food, possible injury, and transport to lodgings, but details are severely garbled.
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