11 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
1
The fragmentary text lists numbers and prices without clear context or entities. It mentions 81 to 60 and various monetary figures such as 8.75 2.00 1.26 1.50 81.75, but no identifiable people teams or organizations to anchor a full news item.
The Hudson Fulton celebration in New York and other cities will feature a replica of the Half Moon boat. The vessel will sail the Hudson River and Atlantic Ocean route, manned by railroading crews, forming a notable contrast with modern warships in the parade.
Report notes a jewel robbery in Pittsburg with gems valued at 35000 dollars. Authorities trace the theft to a Pittsburgh fashion district heist, with next clues tied to Etna and Mamonda areas as detectives pursue suspects and secure statements.
In Harrisburg, Pay Bt Gerhart of Stagiton was said to be connected with the death of a young woman after an alleged operation. The deceased, engaged to marry her suitor, died at Harrisburg Hospital where she was taken following the incident.
King, a Reading railway worker, leaped from the engine to rescue a child aboard a moving train. He threw brakes into emergency, climbed to the footboard, and pulled the child from the track just as the locomotive passed, a brave act that could earn him a Carnegie medal.
Former Pennsylvania Supreme Court chief justice Samuel Gustine Thompson died at his summer villa Kirklea aged seventy two. He passed away early in the summer. exact cause not released. Dr Hitchcox cited a complication from ailment as contributing factor.
Mexico City dispatch reports a severe flood in the Jamil Tepec district of Oaxaca state. Scores of farm laborers drowned as floodwaters swept sugar plantations and mills, causing heavy property damage and the death of hundreds of cattle.
Fragmentary narration details a complex railway power struggle around Harriman era figures, naming Kuhn Loeb as chief financiers and listing executives like Julian C. Achnitt, Frederick D. Underwood, John C. Stubbs, H. L. Loren, and W F Herrin. It notes a Vienna specialist and a controversial operation, with death by apparent self-harm and references to political influence and legal entanglements.
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