25 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1909
Page
1
Details unclear due to damaged text but report notes John Gavron’s body found in a crude hut in the wilderness after months of missing. Neighbors had seen him at work until weeks ago. investigation ongoing.
The report hints JM Barrie’s celebrity status and a proposed marriage to Pauline, American actress Milas Paul, while romance rumors swirl around a London stage favorite. Police investigate a violent encounter described in garbled text, with Chief Grange and Sheriff Johnson leading the inquiry and Det. Ave Malxed assigned to case files.
The item notes a faulty gas supply leading to two deaths two weeks ago after a fire at a party site. General Grube reports operations at Ridgewater Park interrupted by an absence issue while General Burd Grubb recovers at home. A separate note mentions King Manuel and a patient with an intestinal ailment now convalescent.
York, Oct 26 Mrs Minute Tracey found guilty of manslaughter in the death of her husband Joshua Tracey. Prosecutors said she administered poisoned coffee. She wept as the verdict was announced. An analysis showed strychnine in the cup. Brown will be tried for murder at the January term of court.
A fragmented report from Pittshuky on October 26 details a fatal automobile accident during a ride. The account mentions excessive exertion and excitement around the event, with references to the motorcycle or cart involved and the rider's gear. No further names or locations are clear in the text.
London reports a famed Velázquez portrait of Conduit Dike Olivares, minister to Philip IV, prepared to depart for the United States. The Duveen Brothers formerly owned the piece and sold it to Mrs. Huntington for about 400,000. The story notes public fascination and a history of previous owners amid a wave of major art sales.
Fragmented text references an 1896 Arkansas Supreme Court be h an outside influence and a New York court role. Mentions Peckham as a Democrat and Albany Democratic county figures. No coherent narrative or clear event emerges from the garbled excerpt.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a resignation involving Curry and Ballinger with interior department ties. Mentions alleged lax conduct, charges, and a reference to penitentiary scandals and clerical shortages. Unable to determine full context or accurate names from the damaged text.
In Washington on October 25 Ma. Brevip Short, linked to the Motae Girl troupe, shot her husband Wittem Short of Nem York and then killed herself with a pistol at Union Station. The incident followed a dispute over a drink and reservations for a trip along the dyenne River. Police report the convict attempt caused a scene and limited details remain.
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