10 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
1
Quote hints it is too soon for a Derby as falatyles are discussed. Nearby observers weigh timing and preparation factors, with emphasis on readiness and safety for upcoming events.
The Browne bribery case tied to Lorimer’s election finished as the jury returned a not guilty verdict after lengthy deliberations. Judge Kersten instructed jurors to avoid prejudice and rely on reasonable doubt, while Browne’s counsel argued the charge favored the Democrat. The case drew wide attention amid national interest and lingering questions from the former president's banquet abstention.
New York on September 10 William A. Gale of Flatbush died at Seney hospital from blood poisoning after a mosquito bite a month earlier. Doctors cannot confirm if infection came from the bite itself or from scratching the swelling with contaminated nails.
Kermit Roosevelt, freshly back from Turkey, is the guest of the Duke and Duchess of Rohan at Chateau Josselin. The visit follows Roosevelt’s recent travels and signals continued ties between American and French nobility.
Washington reports per capita wealth at 83. Land wealth totals appeared to rise with a $3,155,728,047 circulation increase in September. In Philadelphia the American Sunday School Union elected Rev. George P. Williams as new Secretary of Missions, Leo Weiner to assume duties September 12, with regional delegates named across several districts.
Anse Wa von Zuker a Hungarian family member in Asbury Park New Jersey shot himself during a sleep dream after being awakened by burglars. Mrs Zuker found him in their apartment bleeding from a forearm wound. he was conscious and said he shot a burglar while dreaming. Doctors extracted the bullet and he was expected to recover.
Meg Theresa Wowengrant of Tunkhannock warns residents not to harbor her husband Grorko Neengrant who left the home, took beds and rent, sold property, and fled. She declares she will not pay any of his contracts while continuing to pay her own rent and provide for her table, urging readers to trust her on this matter.
In a Cambridge city center room a woman fatally shot her husband after he said he would leave. Testimony before the coroner's jury describes a tense scene lasting about twenty minutes before the fatal act. The injured man was rushed to hospital but did not regain consciousness. Police and witnesses cite a jealousy dispute and plans to depart as key factors in the tragedy.
Northampton Mass Sept 10. Four hundred sixty employees of the Glendale Cheath Fabric company in East Hampton were notified the plant would shut down for an indefinite period. The action comes as rubber price increases and weak markets press costs higher.
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