29 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note references Alecia and a dated event with DVDs and a station. Details are unclear and entities are uncertain. The readable parts suggest a personal notice or record of a media exchange or arrival, but specifics cannot be confirmed.
Colonel Roosevelt plans a broad swing through 21 states with key stops, before facing the Clapp Committee on Oct 4. He will press Progressive goals nationwide while defending his stance toward the Standard Oil issue. The piece notes expected state-by-state prospects and political tensions with Hearst and Wilson, including regional reactions in Georgia and the South.
Large galvanized buckets priced at twenty cents now ten cents each. Twenty five cent pocket knives reduced to fifteen cents. See our windows for details.
James Cropsey explains why he left the New York Police Department citing pressure from city officials. He notes events on a problematic case and mentions attempts at reform. The statement references Supt Danes and local politics as key factors in his resignation.
In Philadelphia on September 10 Magistrate Boyle ruled that John Pala sis of Logan Street must send his daughter to school by thirteen and would face jail if he failed. The case arose after the trial office reported the violation and the father was arrested. The magistrate warned that if the girl did not attend until fifteen he would impose further penalties.
In Wihes Batie Pennsylvania on September, George McKelvhnie family dined as a loud blast shook the house. A mine cave opened beneath the dwelling, collapsing cellar walls and swallowing several structures. The earth’s movement has repeated at the same site, undermining property owned by Kingston Coal Company.
Turmoil at the International Peace Congress interrupts the final session as Jn Gobat faces protest speakers. The president labels Tripoli war participants brigands of the air. The uproar forces a pause. next year’s meeting set for The Hague and Maitenbad. Prisoners Escape Jail in Georgetown. Del. A breakout frees five inmates from a steel cage, doors found open as sheriffs pursue fugitives. SAYS HUSBAND HAS FIVE AFFINITIES. Pittsburgh, Sept. A wife of a wealthy divorcee claims her husband has five affairs and neglects her due to his attention to others.
Police and marchers clashed during a demonstration by the Industrial Workers of the World in Lawrence. Troops and police tried to disperse the crowd after confrontations near Essex Street. Two Italians were arrested, Carlo Tresca was briefly seized then freed, and a shot was fired from the crowd. Police reported head and stab injuries to officers as the parade dispersed.
Paris dispatch notes Prince Ludovic Piz natelli d Aragon left Havre bound for New York following an expulsion decree issued a year earlier for gambling law infringements. Authorities failed to serve the decree before his departure, as of September 30.
Baltimore authorities set fall schedule for coal at 8.75 per ton. The event marks a record price as the Baltimore coal exchange names its autumn plan, while unrelated notes mention medical remedies and stray musings.
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