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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1908

Page

3

Republicans Open Battle in Youngstown Rally

In Youngstown Ohio a monster Republican rally opened with Senator Albert Beveridge of Indiana delivering a fiery speech. He contrasted Taft and Bryan, crediting Taft with advancing Roosevelt era laws like the pure food act and meat inspection while criticizing Bryan for lacking experience in foreign affairs.

Bryan Taft Youngstown Ohio Albert J. Beveridge Indiana Gorvernor Hughes News York P 50 Beverlise Roosevelt Roosevelt Perial Bng Thom Cnt Ean

JERSEY POLITICIAN JAILED ON ALLEGED PROS

New Brunswick New Jersey January 5 William F Burns president of the Hinhtawt Par school board and a Middlesex County Republican leader was arrested on charges arising from an alleged blackmail attempt by a 13 year old girl. Burns denied the charge calling it pure blackmail. He was held on a 200 bond awaiting further action.

New Brunswick N. J William F. Burns Board of Education Hinhtawt Par Warriots Sepublican Middlesex

Reports Show Improvement in July Economic Activity

Washington notes July 1907 commerce and labor bureau report shows gains in internal movements across grain, coal, iron production, and car shipments. Receipts of most products advance. building operations receipts rise modestly from prior month while overall year to date shows improvement in several lines of industry.

Washington United States Jay Q Driv Gore Boul Caine New York

Baby at Play Shoots Father’s Revolver, Kills Child

A three month old girl, Agnes Veil, was fatally wounded at home in St. Arney when a revolver kept under a pillow by her father William Veil discharged while a three year old sister played on the floor. The bullet struck the infant in the abdomen. she died shortly after, as the shaken father sought help.

St Arney Agnes

Balloon Flight Ends Abruptly Over City

An amateur balloon ascent from Point Breeze near the city end ended abruptly as a leak forced the crew to jettison ballast. The balloon drifted northeast over the metropolis, then descended near the northern edge where the basket snagged a tree and the explorers landed safely. An attempt to retry was halted as the airship was deemed unsafe.

Mindoteia Chelners Pulton Dotbm Kaufman Point Breeze

New Army Language Program Proposed by General Wood

General Wood proposes sending four young officers to China or Japan for two years to learn languages and gain field knowledge. They would be tested on conversational ability and technical topics, with examinations guiding their progress or replacement. The plan, backed by officers, awaits Roosevelt’s consideration and War Department approval.

Wood Leemint Wood United States I. D. Grant Department of the East Governors Island Roosevelt China Japan Fokye Veldton Mies Vale War Department Provident

Timber at River Bottom Reveals Dense Underwater Logs

Diver Encene Bors reports a thick bed of submerged timber on the river bottom near Baptinetan. Burlington divers note decades of timber accumulation in the Mis river bed and tributaries, with firms considering recovery and systematic dressing of the underwater logs for salvage potential.

Denzo Profesabual Encene Bors Baptinetan Jay Ae Mrisetoy Pervis Burlington Lowe Meeher Tifa

Forger Gets $12,000 For Masquerading

Chicago authorities issue arrest warrant for Gustave F. Daye on forgery and theft charges after he allegedly impersonated a wealthy client to obtain 12000 from the Bankers National Bank. New York reports the larceny of 3000 from a Wall Street banker, with restitution partly made as counsel notes the accused admitted theft and lent funds to unnamed officials.

Chicago Jude C Gustave FP. Daye Bankera’ National Bank Lig Baye Eno Cachter Bankera’ National Bark Ant New York Atevapare

Bonanza Farmer Dies at North Dakota Ranch

In St Paul Minnesota Sept 5 word reached that Oliver Dalrymple known as the bonanza farmer of North Dakota died at his ranch home in Canselton Minnesota The Dalrymple farm covered seventeen sections about 70 444 acres mainly devoted to wheat farming The cause of death given as heart disease

St. Paul Minn Wes Olivyer Nirymple North Dakota Canselton Dalrymple

Harriman Interests Close Crmybt Steel Car Contract

Harriman interests reportedly closed a contract with the Crmbyt Steel company for 660 steel cars. Johnstown Pa dated Sept 5 notes the deal as a major procurement by Harriman interests for rail equipment.

Harriman Johnstown Crmbyt, Steel Company

Best Burn Treatment Endorsed by Trusted Remedies

A fragmented ad style notice extols Chamberlain's remedy as the best burn treatment. It claims instant pain relief, rapid healing, and prevention of scarring. The piece cites pharmacists in Petriety Modern and mentions local merchants praising the balm.

Acean Beens Petriety Modern Pharmacy

Gas Turbine Engine Seen By Mount Vernon Men

General Tacoby Coxey and A Mathes of Mount Vernon, D arrived in Washington with a gas turbine engine they claim will render storm engines obsolete. They describe a turbine driven by internal combustion of gas using a coal liquid fuel, promising major weight reductions for ships and airships and greatly increased efficiency over traditional locomotive power.

Tacoby Coxey TL. A. Mathes Mount Vernon Washington Matnes

Boy Foretells Death After Long Walk

An eighteen year old, Aru Panting, son of Mr and Mrs Panting of North Greenwich Connecticut, reportedly told his mother that he would die after a six mile walk begun hours earlier. He collapsed soon after, and medical staff pronounced death from acute dilatation of the heart.

Aru Mea North Greenwich Conn Starke

Base Ball Scores American League and National League

A chaotic score snippet shows Boston beating Athletics 7 to 1 and New York defeating Washington 3 to 0 in the American League. National League results include New York over Philadelphia 8 to 1 and Pittsburgh over Philadelphia in another listed matchup. Multiple line errors complicate standings and lineups.

Boston Athletics Rey Tatteries -Houng Orley Rethanes Donoune Viekora Malye Schopela New York- Wiehington New Uatterioxs Jabigon Streety Qinabre Toate Bemis Stl Tauis Doetrecht Powell Stephens Wikhtta Sumnare Schmidt

Tristate League Scores Include Altoona and Reading

In Johnstown and Altoona fixtures the Tristate League results show Altoona edging Barvlabura 2 to 1 while Reading beat Trenton 2 to 0. Lancaster and Wil Triington posted 19 to 4 and 22 to 3 wins respectively, with Wilmasy defeating Wilmington 22 to 0 and Harris's tallying 93 to 45 in a high scoring day.

Tristate League Johnstown Johatown Wik Namsport Brady Betcony Mater Anity Altoona Barvlabura Bateries Hoeh Smith Stlvie Brando Reading Trenton Tal Iealis Matteum Murray Jackson Grady Digging Singer Wein Me

Catholic Young Men Elect Officers in National Convention

Sept 5 Philadelphia reports the Catholic Young Men's National Union elected officers for the biannual convention. Rev Edward F Quirk New Jersey was spiritual leader. Michiel J Slattery Philadelphia named president. Bernard Owens Newark and John Davis Brooklyn named vice presidents. John Walser Philadelphia secretary. executive committee includes William Sullivan Worthington and John Flanagan Teacville among others.

Philadelphia Cathalic T Young Men's National Waton Edward F. Quirk Newari N. J Michiel J. Slattury Hernard Owens Newark Dey Jonim Davis Brooklyn Connor French Trenton Noo John M Walser Philancotpnay William CG. Sullivan Worthington John Flanagan Teicvttle W. Toveph Jeedley Philadelphis William Valley N.Y

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