09 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1912
Page
1
The fragment discusses a paint product and price per gallon but is garbled. It references varnish, paint notes, and possible costs, suggesting a misleading or damaged listing. No clear event or entities beyond generic paint terms are identifiable.
Fractured dispatches report Montenegro and Turkish forces clashing with Constantinople under martial rule. Frontier battles intensify as Balkan powers brace for broader conflict and Paris expects general war. Reports note mobilization, government restrictions, and mounting tensions among Greece, Montenegro, and Ottoman forces.
Specials today include pocket knives marked 25 cents with sale prices cut to 15 cents. Items from 20 to 10 cent ranges underline limited discounts on common utility tools.
Elusive details describe A L Garford named as progressive candidate for Ohio governor. The report notes his prior prominence in Republican affairs and a past nomination bid at a Republican convention where Lewis was defeated by Judge GoP yo who later chose to retire from the race.
The fragment mentions alliances with Servin iul Murgaria and Servint, plus a second treaty with Montenegro and a third with Greere Burgea. It suggests a link among Hathan states and Bulgaria, noting a Lavdiung rate, but the text is garbled and lacks verifiable specifics or dates.
A catastrophic powder explosion at a Tampico warehouse near the docks killed five and left hundreds injured or missing. The blast destroyed adjacent buildings and sent embers and smoke across the area, with authorities suspecting arson or revolutionary motives amid chaotic scenes.
Washington reports to a Senate committee detail massive preconvention spending by Taft and Roosevelt camps. McKinley asserts about 290000 spent with 150000 from Pitney Woodruff Pats and others. Ormsby Aldrich states 25000 to 30000 spent in southern states for Roosevelt.
President Taft continued his New England motor tour visiting Montpelier to address the Vermont legislature and West Townsend to view his father Alphonso Taft's birthplace. He also visited his great-grandfather's grave near a local hill and stayed at Robert T. Lincoln's home, son of Abraham Lincoln.
A man described as John, aged about fifty five, residing near Lehigh Gap, was bound, beaten, and robbed by two masked robbers who forced entry to his home. The assailants tied the victim and fled with some valuables, leaving him shaken but alive. Police pursue leads as the case unfolds with no arrests reported yet.
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