29 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
1
An odd transcription notes a crowd observing an experiment where twenty five governors tested a Taft-style timetable. They added two numbers, divided, and calculated an average speed for running schedules, though the passage ends before a conclusion.
Governors and congressmen strained to greet the late president as he arrived seven hours late aboard the lighthouse-tender Oleander. Officials planned an abbreviated program before the crowd on the Greenville levee, then watched his departure as they considered another water trip downriver.
The report claims Mrs Jacob Astor sought divorce amid rumors of a liaison with a younger man. It notes three co respondents and alleged pretrial disclosures, but the fragment provides unclear specifics and dates.
A seven man crew aboard a vessel from the Maglen Islands was rescued at St Pauls Island after Monday s gale. The crew clung to the rigging for thirty six hours, enduring hardships amid rough seas and strong winds.
A string of tragic incidents and alleged abuses are described, including a boy killed by a collar button in Cincinnati and a man dying after a similar accident. Reports mention a Reichel family death and a widow’s grief, with separate notes on Karen Cho Yo, Greta Cho Yo and alleged cruel methods at Tokyo University.
Defendants deny charges of defrauding Joseph York and others to save a tax payment by exempting a new corporation from taxes. A preliminary hearing is set for the coming Tuesday as the case proceeds in Delaware.
A fragmented OCR item references Mount McKinley, the 1861 Civil War era, and a lieutenant of the Pennsylvania infantry. It mentions dates like April 25, 1861, and June 28, 106 with garbled words and unclear events. The tone mirrors a desultory historical note with misread names and misplaced terms.
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