24 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1910
Page
1
A cloudburst collapsed a steel bridge on a Rock Island passenger train en route to Denver from Kansas City. Sixteen dead and eleven injured as cars plunged into a torrent. rescue crews and doctors rushed to the scene from Newton, Colby, Goodland, and nearby towns.
Norman By Black, vice president of the People's Trust Company, was shot and killed while driving a hired carriage at a stable in Muncie Indiana. His body lay in the vehicle with a laprobe wrapped around and the whip socket twisted. A note or report mentions an employee finding the body near the carriage.
Senator William Lorimer suffers a setback as senatorial committees refuse to hear charges. The Senate at the Congress Hotel adjourns after a ten minute decision on a continuance sought by the prosecutor. Witnesses are to be subpoenaed next week.
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania a woman accuses a man of murdering her infant and hiding the body after taking the child from her Plymouth home. He was committed without bail for further hearing.
Reports from the department of health show that the number of infantile paralysis cases in Pennsylvania has surpassed 700 since July 1. The Altoona area reports a rattlesnake incident on Fifteenth avenue that harmed George Smith, while a teen girl, Miss Dashiell, aged thirteen, survived a boating accident after a capsized vessel.
Milan Sept 34. Chaves and Padl otti the aviators crossed the Alps. Chaves failed to alight, crashed in windy conditions, his right leg broken and face lacerated. He was removed to a local station in grim condition, amid a cheering crowd and rescue efforts.
United States mortality rate for 1988 stands at fifteen per 1080 people per year. The Census Bureau reports the national figure in a forthcoming bulletin. Washington prepared the release detailing state variations and implications for public health planning.
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