21 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
1
A brutal triple murder in Misalug shocks the county. The father found his wife and two young daughters dead, with the mother and a small boy also said to be victims. Investigators suspect robbery as motive with a bank book and money missing. authorities seek the suspected killer believed to be a laborer returning home from work.
A strange man was seen near the Zoos home as District Attorney Gawthrop investigates in Keene. A posse of farmers searched the area near Downingtown with no arrests reported.
Pittsburg reports widespread talk of price cuts as demand weakens and buyers withdraw. Independents capture more new business while show orders lag, and political tension blamed for the downturn. John R Keene recovers after illness and returns to New York.
President Taft returns to Ohio to confer with state Republican leaders after the New York political shift. He plans a Cincinnati speech on river and border policy and to define his stance on future expenditures. The visit aims to ease internal Ohio rifts from the preconvention fight.
Washington reports the annual physical test ride for officers of major rank and above will run October 10 to 12 and 17, starting in Washington and ending at Rockville Maryland with a night stop. Junior officers are exempt due to daily duties. Wood of the staff oversees the expedition.
Fragmented report describes a tense meeting between Colonel and Mr Roosevelt regarding an interview. Roosevelt reportedly refused favors, aimed to win Saratoga support, and denied seeking presidential help. Published remarks cite Beverly and Beverly Hills context and New York GOP circles.
President Hadley of Yale says there was no hint of enmity between Taft and Roosevelt in New Haven during a recent luncheon or conference. He described their demeanor as friendly and urged no speculation beyond cordial relations between the two former leaders.
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