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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1909

Page

3

Centennial preparations for Luna Park in Pittsburgh

Preparations have been underway for four years to stage the centennial at Luna Park in Pittsburgh. Prominent men will address meetings and a missionary steamer on the Allegheny River will be launched on completion. Delegates and visitors stay in private homes while a downtown department store is converted to accommodate arrivals.

Luna'park Walle Tanichingof Allegheny River River Nile Avhera Christian Church Pittsburg

Missionary Sacrifice Fueled by Mrs Lichtentald

At Gospel Tabernacle in this city a missionary drive drew funds for church work. Rev A B Simpach urged generous giving as the audience pledged a total of 84772 for annual missionary suffering. Cash gifts totaled 4858 with pledges ranging from fifty cents to 7500. Apart from Mrs Lichtentald no contributor names were made public.

Oken Mae Sophie ‘Lichtentald A.B. Simpach Tabernacle Lichgenfield

Fined for Being Drunk at Funeral in Trenton Case

In Trenton New Jersey on October 11 Sand Sloloat was very drunk near a funeral gathering. The marshal attempted to remove him from the parade but he resisted leading to a scuffle. He paid $20 in court thereafter.

Trenton N. J Sand Sloloat Sand Saini

Gardiner Woman Credits Pinkham's Remedy Over Surgery

A Gardiner Maine woman recounts severe organic troubles and a feared operation. She instead used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for months, claiming full recovery without surgery.

Gardiner Maine Lydia E. Pinkham A. Winstane Hox E. Pinkham Hal Yor n-Jones

Railroad Trespassing Incidents Rise in Annual Reports

Data from the Interstate Commerce Commission shows increasing trespassing on American railroads. The figures list thousands of incidents with hundreds of injuries and many fatalities, highlighting ongoing safety concerns across the system.

Jana Fias Nore Siiteratat Commerce Commission

Detroit Wins World Series Game At Forbes Field

Detroit defeats Pittsburgh 7 to 2 at Forbes Field to level the series. Discussion centers on Detroit’s hitting against NL pitchers and Pittsburgh’s pitching condition. Analysts suggest Detroit may win the World Series if the new pitchers hold, with Jennings likely to start another game against the Pirates.

Pittsburg Baga Detroit Forbes Field Wild Bill Donovan Ginner Pittsbtre Adams Serlon Jennings Pirates de’ Trole Killian Multin Fox Detroité Old Fort Jame Pehout Smoky City Detroits

Carnegie pension awarded to aged Pennsylvania railroad worker

James Fagen, an elderly Pennsylvanian switchman, was notified of a Carnegie pension totaling $40,000. The fund, set aside years ago by Andrew Carnegie, honors his long service with the Pennsylvania Railroad after he disappeared from public view in earlier years.

San Arnonio Tex James Fagen Carnegie Pennsylvania” Railroad Uni Fis“Division Fagan

Altoona Map Out of Line on City Location

United States marker placement places Altoona 7200 feet off true and 17 feet off, prompting talk of new legislation to correct the city map. Authorities say the existing marker on Brush Mountain near Altoona is old and mislocated, affecting thousands who live inside or outside the city limits according to officials.

Altoona Franz Engatrom Washington United ‘State Waldh Altoona Cmap Brush Mountain Nevtral

Boy in Buck County Lingers After Painful Hospital Scene

A boy from Piperville Buck County died after a prolonged hospital stay marked by intense agony and constant monitoring. Physicians reported efforts to save his life but the condition proved fatal during a period of critical care starting Tuesday.

Bista Paul Gibriellat Piperville Buck Cqunty Dlea Fia Meaba Aupon

Tragic Double Shooting and Suicide in Erie

In Erie Pennsylvania Fred B Link of Hing Manufacturing City used a revolver to kill his wife after waking her, then turned the weapon on himself. His wife fought desperately but was fatally shot four times, the final bullet piercing her heart. Link died instantly from a self inflicted wound.

Fough Erie Fred B.2lick Link

Revival flames as readers burn Ingersoll books

A large Methodist revival ends with public burning of about eight volumes of Robert G Ingersoll works at Peritlington Gap. Converts, previously shown agnostic, sing and pray as the volumes are torn apart and cast into the flames.

Inerecis Sitone Gan Peritlington Robert G. Ingergoll Ingersoll

Rife Team seeks damages over Collier’s suit filings

Annapolis Oct. 11 George Hiram Bann attorney for Lieutenant Hillary Willamay and the Navy rifle team at Camp Perry said in New York plans to file suits totaling 175000 for fraud and dishonesty against Collier’s Weekly. Each of the fifteen team members faces 10000 claims and Williams 25000.

Navy Rifte Golltar Annapolis George Hiram ' ‘Bann Hillary? Willamay Angel Academy ‘Rifte

Pay rumors swirl as Carnegie Steel payroll in doubt

Patchy OCR text reports tentative payroll details for Carnegie Steel with mixed figures and unclear dates, mentioning a bi weekly pay and a potential cash payout. The fragment invokes Pittabarg and October and hints at a business downturn and altered pay expectations without clear totals or outcomes.

Pittabarg Carnegie ‘Steel Company Ttty

Accused of Poisoning Family in Troop B Case

A terse police blotter item notes an accusation of attempting poison within a family. The fragment mentions a person named Booth connected to Troop B and references state involvement and a tense mood around the alleged act.

Wisconsin Senator Attacks Tariff Law and Wealth Control

Senator La Follette denounces the tariff law as a scheme by rich men to control the economy. He singles out Aldrich and Canada, says defeat of these figures would not end the effort but delay it, as reported from St. Paul.

la Follette St. Paul Fol ‘Iette Wisconsin Other People's Church Aldrich Canada

Senator Claims Narrow Business Power Threatens Nation

A political lecture argues that a few hands control U S business and that an at home protection principle was abandoned. The speaker cites Harriman's era and asserts fourteen men controlled U S commerce before his death.

Harriman United States

Harvard admits prodigy Sidis as youngest student

Cambridge Oct 11 The 11 year old William Sidney Sidis youngest person to matriculate Harvard University in special status. Born in Poland to Dr and Mrs Boris Sidis his early mastery of elementary math and studies marked him as a mental prodigy. News from Northampton and Whately recounts gun accident and a Vermont death, while a Connecticut autopsy case hints at possible murder.

Cambridge Mass Simaileat Harvard University Borla Sidis Poland Sidis Sidia Toft's College Sean T Northampton Polat Cou‘ain Marshall Dandérzon Whately Tin Herbert Sander

Polar voyage plans of Danish explorer Captain Amindéin

Captain Ronald Amindéen, noted Danish explorer, near ready to embark on polar travel trials. The report describes his tentative voyage using unorthodox routes, aiming to test provisions and gear in wintry seas, with emphasis on safety and exploration goals.

Pelar Daun Hamburg Oat Ronald Amindéen Cplorer Kii Vais Draogs

Harriman and Morgan Opposed by Independent Railroad Backers

Fragmentary remarks describe resistance to Harriman and allied railroad interests as reformers seek independent operation. The text cites Morgan’s favor with some groups and the push to curb centralized control while promoting universal service and economic expansion.

Misery From Digestive Disorder Remedies

Fragmented OCR describes stomach indigestion with gas and discomfort after meals. Symptoms include appetite changes, fullness, nausea, heartburn, cramps, and constipation. It discusses fermentation in the stomach and seeks relief through dietary guidance.

Atom Gayi Neyre Bowale

Hat Fight Divides Rail Interests Across Regions

A fragmented scene shows opposition to Harriman consolidated by independent developers and railroad owners. The rival group argues against centralized control, insisting rail lines be built and managed within local territories, with private battles fought quietly among powerful New York banking houses.

Ike Rorgan Harriman Avment Tui Howsea New York

Peary Flag Story and Polar Quest Reflected in Debated Text

A damaged OCR fragment relays notes on Peary and his pole claim with mentions of flag symbolism, judge Scott, and Daughters of the American Revolution. It hints at waterproof materials, a voyage to the far north, and conversations about raising a flag over northern territory amid historical controversy.

North Pole Peary Paterson Scott Daughters of the Americat Aldie Uin

Volta Engineer Killed by Arc Machine Contact at Newbern

Fred Thomas, city electrical lighting plant engineer in Newbern North Carolina, was instantly killed when he made contact with part of an arc machine rated 2300 volts. Witnesses report a single burn mark on his cheek and neck, with no other injuries observed at the scene.

Reading William P. Heffner Gettisburg Shamrock Volta ‘Kilte Charloitte Fred Thomas Newbern N.C Yond

Georgian Monster and Celestial Chatter From Long Ago Case

An 1819 Georgia anecdote blends astronomy with frontier myth. It recalls a hunter tale of a eight foot bluish haired creature with a human face near Rabun Gap and the era’s interest in comets and orbital ideas. The piece ties a speculative comet history to frontier lore and early survey expeditions.

Georgia Vite Rabun Conce tyiQa Auacé Virginia Caralitns Themsa Fos Atlantic

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