Fragmentary OCR News Item Summary
Fragmented text shows garbled lines about a family and a father. No clear people places or dates are identifiable. The readable portions offer no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a factual brief.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented text shows garbled lines about a family and a father. No clear people places or dates are identifiable. The readable portions offer no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a factual brief.
Fragmentary OCR details a bicycle and automobile collision involving a wife and husband, a chair-built cycle, a fall from a vehicle, and a separate Lehigh Valley railroad brakeman fatality. The report mentions a widow, a death near Barre and Auburn, and a peculiar coincidence of train and family tragedy. Names and places are garbled in the text.
President Taft travels by train to a tiny town of about 300 residents for a speech amid warm greetings. Residents lined the eight mile road to greet him and a local school event became a notable moment, marking the visit with civic pride.
The account reports Senator Stone in a confrontation with a cab driver in St Louis Missouri. The senator allegedly punched the cabriolet operator over a fare dispute after attempting to pay a dollar. A policeman intervened and the senator then left to pursue a formal investigation. Prior incident cited describes Stone confining a waiter in a car during a trip from Washington to Philadelphia.
Middl Neb Oct 2 Bryan replies in the Commoner to a Texas critic who said the distinction conferred upon him should not be exploited for gain He says he has three lines of work and has earned remuneration in newspaper and lecture fields He defends his use of the position as legitimate occupation.
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Warner and her daughter and infant, with pneumonia and care arrangements. Missing proper names and dates. cannot determine full event or outcome from readable lines.
Society notes report Violet Ridgway and Mrs John-pte among attendees at a balloon event supporting a relief society. Dr Thomas L bldredge, Lt Arthur Abertold, and G G Hidredge listed among participants. A telephone message from Ms Ridgway confirms the gathering near Woodidteck, near New York.
Chicago reports Mrs. G F M En nin wife of a high court judge travels from Chicago to Africa for a 25 000 mile journey. She will serve as hostess to Colonel Ridsevel and his son Ker m Hather Home. After a month traveling she plans to spend a week with her mother and sisters.
Eastern Washington editors and reform-minded Republicans organize the Progressive Republican League in Spokane. The group aims to spur a statewide movement against Speaker Cannon with Miles Poindexter and supporters backing reform.
The fragment reflects a personal struggle framed as love for children driving energy and willpower in a challenging career. It mentions a pressed focus on duties, satisfaction in small tasks, and a sense of fulfillment despite hardship. Names and specific places are unclear, but tone shows perseverance and pride.
A cluttered page records numerous marriages and engagements across Montgomery and Frederick counties, including Thayer and Hawkins, Angleberger and Crampton, McClananan Thayer, and Jones pairs. It lists wedding venues, ministers, and witnesses, alongside oblique social notes and a superstition reading section with curious remedies from old newspapers.
A fragment discusses boomerang throwing tactics with wind use and angle control. It mentions long distance throws, airborne height, and the impact of air currents on accuracy.
The Frederick fair awarded premiums across multiple classes including Jerseys, Devons, Ayrshires, Short Horns, and Holsteins with top honors to Granville L. Wachter and H. B. Witter. Horse divisions recognized thoroughbreds and draught breeds, with awards to G A Ropp, Poffinberger, and others for stallions, mares, colts, and fillies across standard bred and Percheron groups.
A fragment from a horse show record lists classes with draughts saddle horses and harness horses. Names include J C Byler Hammonds and Mrs LaV Baughman with exhibitors Magruder and R Putt. Observed notes specify heights around 15 hands and entries in Class No 33 Heavy Harness Horses.
Twenty five persons drown after a dam bursts at Lake Derkos thirty miles northwest of the capital city. The lake supplies water for Crown Constantinople. Francis Schlatter known as the Divine Healer was found dead in a local hotel room. physicians attribute death to old age.
An advertisement details Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with ingredients beta naphthol pilocarpine borax glycerine and alcohol asserting it can eradicate dandruff stimulate hair roots and restore color. It offers a money back guarantee and promotes trial at J A Williamson Rexall Store Frederick with two sizes 500 cents and 1.00 and a broad local reach in Tri Nana classifieds.
Public notices list items including rental ads and stock sales from local advertisers. The readable fragments reference Meade and Wincoreger entities and indicate property or stock offerings for rent or sale in a municipal listings column.
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