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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1910

Page

6

Breach of Promise Suit Involving American Millionaire

William Walling, Indiana magnate, faces $100000 damages in a breach of promise case with Frenchwoman Miss Grunspan who claims a marriage agreement and letters prove a long entanglement. He contends promises were not legally binding and plans to introduce letters as key exhibits.

William Magis Indiana Thi United Bertha Grumspan Pheer Echo Alleen Wo“Elalta Biisa Grunspan Mise Gronepana Walling Hérst Ruelten Auhoress Migs Grunspan France Mies Grunspadi Paris St. Petersburg King Walling'y Welling Mies Grunspan

Arbuckle Bays Hie Can Raise the Maine Mystery

The fragment notes defense lawyers expect a judge to dismiss the case after letters are read. It mentions Arbu ckle and a dernness phrase and an egotist coward question about why one was created. The text is garbled with partial quotes and unclear context.

Maine salvage plan to raise the Maine for $150000

John Arbuckle proposes to raise the Maine at a cost of $150000, claiming savings of $160000 over other plans. He cites Captain McAllister and Engineer W W Witherspoon as top wrecking experts and urges Taft to appoint a marine science commission to study the most feasible lifting method.

John Arbuckle Gays Ho New York John Arbuckle Taft Maine F. O'Noirke O'Rourke Construction Company Han Harber Ateam Mr. Arbuelle the Providen Tang United States McAllister W. W. Witherspoon Young

Dynamite Kills Lineman on Railway Work in Dalton

In Scranton Pennsylvania on September 26 Philip Mo Aloon a 40 year old lineman from Dalton working for the Northern Electric Railway company lost his hands feet and part of his head when dynamite used to blast post holes exploded in his hands as he worked with section hands on an extension project in Dalton.

Scranton Philip MoAloon Dalton Northern Electric Railway Company

Accident in Mammoth Cave Claims Life of Mrs Day

Killed inside Mammoth Cave in recent years, Mrs Helen Day of Wyoming Pennsylvania fell from a precipice and struck the giant ledge called Purgatory. She fractured her skull and died. Day had arrived with a party of sightseers several days earlier.

Mammoth Cave Bret.nial Thlen Day Wyoming Purgatory

Sleeper Mistakenly Talks With Dead Mother In Park

Asbury Park N J Sept 20 Ailes Elizabeth Leonard slept beside her dead mother Mrs William Leonard without realizing she had died. Mrs Leonard died of heart disease while her husband a Philadelphia man is away.

Asbury Park N. J Elizabeth Leonard William Leonard Faguare

Cadets Punish West Point Captain Longan at Dinner

Sept 26 at West Point the cadet corps disciplined after Captain Rufus B Longan an instructor in the tactics department entered the dining hall. Cadets fell silent and were sent to barracks denying the usual Saturday hop. A board of inquiry was ordered to investigate the conduct.

West Point Rufus B.longan Tactical Department Boon Ae Mai Military Academy Annapolis Longan Eleventh Infantry Department of Tactics Yacko New York Pough- Sheepato Albany Siviey

Coiffure Saves Her Life After Trolley Fall

Bethlehem Pa Sept 36 Lena Ferry survived a trolley crash when her coiffure sheared the fall from the car. A controller flashed and burned out as Ferry leaped off landing on a sharp stone. A deep gash was inflicted but she lived. York Pa Sept 26 a six foot viper snake kept as a pet by John Perry and John W. Graham. Roanoke Va Sept 26 four masked robbers beat a woman and escaped with 3700. Jersey City NJ Sept 26 Frank Panara died trying to stop a gas leak.

Gar Bethlehem Louis Napoleon Mins Lena Ferry Misa Ferry York John Pbrry John W. Graham Banka Roanoke Stuart Southers Wytheville Southers Frank Pansara Parenta Jewett Avenue Jersey City

Soothing Syrup Fatal to Toledo Baby

A seventeen day old infant died after a dose of soothing syrup given by Mrs. John Ballender of 750 Tecumseh Street, with the coroner ruling morphine poisoning as the cause. The tragedy occurred in Toledo on September 26, two hours after the syrup was administered.

Toledo John Ballender Tecumseh Street

Big Head Shocks Barnes Before Convention

Albany dispatch reports William Barnes Jr. attacking Theodore Roosevelt before the Republican state convention. Roosevelt allegedly plans to overturn the state committee's choice of Sherman as temporary chairman, accusing the committee of defying his orders and branding the move as a shocking display of big headed politics.

Pires Albany N.Y Wiliam Barnes, Jr Theodore Roosevelt Republican State Committee Sherman State Committee Klacom Roozevelt

Girl Emits Flinty Particles From Teeth in Striking Case

In Winaton-Saloma North Carolina a ten year old girl, daughter of WHI Green, began expelling tiny rock like particles from her mouth five weeks ago. Dentists and physicians remain puzzled as more than a dozen stones, some pen sized, have emerged from decayed teeth despite washing and examination. Analysts are studying the foreign matter to determine origin.

Winaton-Saloma N. C Whi Green Atatachemist

Home Run Too Much for Fane in County League Clash

Wilmington telegraph reports James Rawting, 56, collapsed with paralysis while watching the Gas Company-DuPont game. Fred Hoover of the Gas Company hit a home run, crowning the Gas Company with a victory and the county league championship status. Advertising is urged as a path to success for local firms.

Wilmington Cali James Rawting Gas Company-Dupont Fred Hoover Gas Company Rawjins Thia Paper

Baseball standings and game results from early schedule

Fragmented OCR shows game scores and battery lists for matches among Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, New York, Chicago, Boston, St Louis and Philadelphia. Includes references to batteries Mitchell Kilister Walker Henry and Lange Payne Coombs Lapp. Standings note Athletics 96 45 681, Cleveland 64 76 457, Detroit 82 61 573, Washington 61 81 429, New York 79 61 504, Chicago 61 81 429, Boston 79 62 560, St Louis 44 99 308.

National League Saturday scores and standings page

National League results from Philadelphia and Brooklyn touch 6 4 4 4 games with multiple Batteries and lineups. Standings show Chicago 92 46 6721, Cincinnati 72 72 500, St Louis 67 81 413, New York 82 58 86, Brooklyn 58 85 397, Philadelphia 72 69 511, Boston 48 93 340. Eastern League Montreal 7 Jersey City 7. Newark 3. Legally Better Off. The ancient king imprisons creditors after a banquet, noting they are better off in law and a chastening tale of debt collection.

Philadelphia Pittsburg J. Battertea Adame Gibgon Moore Chalmers Doom Brooklyn St. Louis Kaotzer Milot Ows Louis Harmon Bliss Bell Bergen Boston Cincinnati Suggs McLean Parsons Mattern Raridon New York Chicago Batterioa Mathewson Myers Brown Weaver King W.L. PC W.T. PC Cincinti Pittabre Chicago News

Masculine Music and a Confused Violin String Request

A musical doctor visits a shop but the clerk, new on the job, cannot distinguish strings. The doctor requests a violin string, while the flustered clerk laments the indistinguishable strings and asks for clarification. The scene unfolds with humorous misrecognition and a playful tone.

Londar Globe

Tragic Baby Death After Caretaker Neglect In Sanato

J Sanato New York reports a caregiver Miss Halt, about 54, arrested after a baby child died from injuries. The case centers on neglect when the caretaker, intoxicated, failed to tend the infant while the mother was away. A $5000 legacy earlier brought heavy drinking.

JaiSanato N.Y Mira Joseph Whitman Anna L. Hall Johneon's Park Aeildred Jong Bourg Mtty

Young Union Pacific agent dies after accidental self shot

Sept 26 in Omaha. Donald P. Stubbs, 30s, general agent for Union Pacific, told his father the wound above the heart Saturday night was accidental. His father, John C. Stubbs, traffic director of Southern Pacific, arrived on a special train. Mrs Marguerite Wheeler Stubbs, whom he married last June, resides in New York.

Stubbs Donald P.stubbs Union Pacific Railroad John C., Stubbs Southern Pacific Railroad Mr. Stubbs Tom Marguerite Wheeler New York Union Pacific

No Universal Cure for Disease Warns Doctor

Dr Woods Hutchinson cautions in Dellestor that no single drug universally cures disease. Modern medicine aims to modify conditions to aid the body, and responses vary by patient and disease stage. Blindly swallowing highly praised remedies risks harm rather than help.

Captain Cuttle Woods Hutchinson Dellestor

Gagadig Gigadab Aquirs Unique Name In Manchester News

An old Manchester resident once known as John Smith feared being mistaken for real criminals named John Smith. A bank accountant’s embezzlement report blurred the identity, prompting him to adopt the unlikely alias Gagadig Gigadab, a change many deem a successful, singular name.

Gagadig Gigadab Manchester England John Smith Tatoken Stamne John Smiths Inn Bank New York Tribune

Vegetable Compound Promoted For Women’s Health

An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women's health issues. It claims the tonic helps with pains, inflammation, ulcers, and displacement, urging readers to seek confidential advice by writing to Lydia E. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.

Mike Willie Edwards Lydia E. Pinkham Horrasiota Hospital Siuxbany Cage Pinkham Lynn

Furnishroom Complete It Helps to Furnish as Nothing Elay

An advertisement describes finishing a room with a wooden mantel to achieve harmony with decorations, combining beauty and utility. It lists Meril F. of Moberly at 129 141 West Patrick Street offering fainting, paper hanging, and tiling services.

Meril F Moberly West Patrick -St Tebidiy

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