07 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1911
Page
1
In Lancaster County Ita Comrad Shichudinaz, said to be the oldest Free Mason in the county, died by his own hand at elderly age. He was eighty fifty years old, had been in ill health for months and was dependent. While his wife, aged thirty four, was temporarily away, he crawled from bed, washed his throat, and died.
New York financier J Pierpont Morgan seeks to block Taft by pressuring reelection through trust policy. Reports say Morgan plans to back Gov. Judson Harmon or explore Champ Clark as potential White House contenders if Taft is nominated but defeated. Washington, Ga. word circulates that Wall Street opposes Taft’s Sherman Act stance and supports reorganizing big combines under government supervision.
James M. Beck, counsel for the Loyal Legion, proposes a new monument honoring women. The project outlines include a dedicated site and ceremonial plans, signaling a public recognition of women's contributions. The announcement emphasizes lasting commemoration and civic impact.
Taft declares under oath there is no discretion to halt Sherman act prosecutions and that business must reform as prosecutions continue. He ties his stance to Waterloo remarks, urging enforcement to restore lawful commerce and future prosperity despite early criticism. Poison From Money Caused Death. Beeton Oct 7- Farnham, treasurer of Waltuanm Co operative Bank, died from poison entering his blood after counting money, leading to Bright's disease.
Arab chiefs submit as Tripoli falls under Italian control after a bold bombardment. German consul and Admiral Paravilia oversee occupation and a new governor appointment. Casualties include Turks and Hebrews. 4000 Europeans unharmed. Monks and nuns aided wounded as Christian cross symbol noted.
In New York the Loyal Legion accepts a gift to establish a national memorial to the Civil War. An anonymous donor funded the project with a pledge toward $300,000 to be raised within nine years, contingent on reaching a $41,000 initial contribution.
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