30 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
1
October 20 report states the Greek navy revolt is nearing suppression. Government forces captured the arsenal at Salamis after rebels entrenched there. Mutineers numbered around 300, aided by Officer Tibaldos who is proclaimed a traitor and ordered arrested. The torpedo boat fleet faced pressure to surrender.
Tevolt commands a flotilla of torpedo boats as mutiny shocks the fleet. A clash at Salamis sees loyal warships join the attack, Lt Tibaldos defeated, and artillery shells exchanging near the harbor headland. The arsenal remains in government hands with military sympathizers in the army.
United States Steel pays Hammond Coal 2,000,000 for Kelly mines at Danville and cog lands in the Danville district. Total lands transferred reach 27,000 acres with 10,000 more acres acquired from others near Sandacres, Danville, and Terre Haute. Mines near Dickkkon expected to yield 60,000 tons.
London report Oct 30 says a blast in the Rhymney Iron Company colliery in Glamorganshire Wales killed a score of miners. Manager Bowen and two rescuers were overcome by afterdamp during attempted rescues.
Members of Calvary Presbyterian Church in Milwaukee wonder who furnished sermons for visiting pastors. Oct 9 Rev T H McConnell from Chicago preached as a candidate and Oct 30 Rev S Manneke of Indiana spoke. discussion and subject repetition caused a stir but no appointment has been made.
Paris dispatch reports Professor Ferrer’s will disinheriting his daughters in favor of his second wife and an associate. The Barcelona dated Matin summary notes possible challenges to the clause as executors contend with the estate.
A fragmentary report notes that Ferrer disinherited his daughters Trinidad Pat and Cerna in his will. The event concerns a Liverpool resident and a person referred to as Saladad Villafranca, rumored as a second wife. Prior statements claimed Ferrer left everything to his three daughters.
reports from New York say Jeffries and Johnson agreed to a forty five round or longer bout with Jeffries to receive seventy five percent of the gate. negotiations note the July date and the winner to be decided by officials if the offer stands as agreed.
An incoherent OCR fragment references Johnson, Johncob, hotel, Little arrive and a resort, with crowds outside the hotel and a club inducement. Mentions December, bets and money amounts but no coherent action or clear outcome.
Fragmentary notes describe John L. seeking a refereeing role and a controversial proposed match involving Pring Wim ip, with garbled quotes about a third‑man in the ring and a Chicago context. Details are unreadable.
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