30 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
1
Disjointed OCR text reports a Cook arrival in New York amid a burglary and explosion scare. Mentions a Mrs Cook and children, a wife explorer, a burned building, and a Hackensack event with nitroglycerine and a $800 robbery. Details are fragmented and unclear.
A garbled report from Sacramento lists the state health department confirming the hibonic plague. The text mentions California and Sacramento, with unclear date references and fragmented phrases about health actions.
Summary of a fragmentary police report: a burglar entered the Harris home in Hin, grabbed a woman, and jumped from a window pulling her. He was pursued, shots were fired, and he was later captured. The woman was not seriously injured. Additional notes mention a Cleveland murder case and a Windsor family finding, with a man returning after 32 years.
A garbled report details President Ay touring the exposition grounds and a luncheon address. He sails through North Yakima and Apple Ridge areas, highlighting regional yields and an uncle with a noted fortune.
Fragmented report notes Sera, the heavyweight fighter, facing a disrupted training camp near Paris with Jack Johnson in attendance. Cold, illness and racing attendance interrupted sessions for two days. his wife remained in better spirits during the setback.
Fragmented OCR piece reports several disjointed items including a poisoning death blamed on a poison and a boat ferry incident in New York. It mentions trials of companions, a man jumping from a ferry, a veteran rescued, and a farmer killed by snakes. The text is garbled with multiple misread phrases and names.
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