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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
6
Stray lines describe Roosevelt’s Omaha reception as orderly and thoughtful with no extraneous revelry. Politicians and citizens weigh his nomination prospects as he travels from Omaha to Sioux City, Fargo, and beyond, amid quiet, orderly interest.
Fragmentary text describes Simeon Mandac as governor of Nocos Norte and an uprising. Constabulary pursue him and his followers. A Belgian prisoner is mentioned among released detainees. details unclear and bodies possibly found.
A fragmentary account describes a sudden gunfire at Flecson’s dock. The victim, identified as Ted, died instantly when a close range shot shattered his skull. Friends recall horror as the boat scene unfolded and a Duce figure fled.
An 1890s style description details the Tebuler power boat a light two tide draft catamaran with a gasoline motor of about six horsepower. It features cigar shaped tubes a tubular platform with a rudder between the tubes and claims impressive speed and wake behavior for controlled turning and steady water flow.
Frederick County Farmer Exchange lists commodity quotations dated September 8 1910 covering wheat corn rye oats barley hay mill products and feed including No 2 red wheat 97 cents per bushel corn ear 3 60 per barrel shelled 9 per bushel rye 1600 to 165 cents per bushel oats 4 to 5 cents per bushel barley 15 to 80 cents per bushel hay Timothy 19 to 20 dollars per ton various mixed hay prices and bran and middlings per ton to per sack and cotton seed meal 24 dollars to 4 per bushel etc noting prices for potatoes and other farm staples.
Actor John Barrymore wed Milas Katherine Harria in a Benedict wedding at St. Eran Xavier's church New York. Rev Thomas S. Martin officiated uniting the couple as they begin plans for a wedding tour after a D elmonton’s breakfast and a reception in Mamaronneck with relatives.
Stockbridge Mass Sept 3 Joseph H Choate former ambassador to Great Britain stated that George W Cligmlee did withdraw his petition for consideration by the American Bar Association. Choate said the charges brought by John J Watts of New York are absolutely unfounded and he disavowed responsibility for them. He claimed he had no knowledge of Watts or his alleged actions and had not investigated or backed them.
News from New York reports Frank Gould plans to swear allegiance to the French Republic after arriving in Paris aboard the Laussania. Carry S. Black of United Realty confirms the move and cites Gould’s Paris visit and marriage to Miss Hath Kelly. Friends expect Gould to pursue extensive racing and expatriation.
Deputy Graceville Fin reports the bodies of Ha Christian and Hattie Bow man found dangling from a trestle. The two were linked to the shooting of Deputy Sheriff Allen Burns and are described as colored. A second item notes two drownings in the Hackensack river near Secaucah New Jersey with five others saved. A third brief reports five year old William Hoff man’s death by self harm at Lenox Avenue restaurant when found with his head in a gas oven.
In Kokomo, Indiana, Mrs O A Ford, forty eight, wife of a prominent local manufacturer, died after a touring car collided with another vehicle. Her 20 year old son Carl Ford was seriously hurt in the crash. The incident involves a young male driver and occurred in the city limits. The report notes the severity of injuries and identifies the Ford family as victims.
The piece praises Webbss record quest and notes rivals vow to emulate his feat. It hints at a near season end with record attempts and the captain’s fame while observers anticipate the likely standout performance.
Report outlines how Webb crossed the English Channel and notes other contenders including Montague Holbein Captain Hoey and D Ve Iiteherlich with aims to repeat or rival the feat. Mentions Lily Smith Burgess Wiedman and Paul Boyton as related figures in maritime swimming lore.
Baseball scores from the American, National, Eastern, and Tri-State leagues show results for multiple games. Notable outcomes include Cleveland beating St Louis 6 to 5, Detroit 7 Chicago 3, Philadelphia 3 New York 2 in the first game, and New York 4 in 11 innings in the second. Standings list Athletics leading with 56 wins, Boston and Brooklyn near the top. Eastern League games headline Newark 3 Baltimore 2 and Montreal 15 Toronto 4 with Montreal in first.
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