01 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
1
Contested remarks by Judson Harmon and responses from Ashbrook and others dominate a tangled exchange on Presidential prospects. The chatter centers on Harmon as a leading choice, with near-term implications for Congress and party strategy as candidates prepare for upcoming public events and local campaigns.
Fragmentary report describes a commission study on segregation in train cars. It notes a push against discrimination and mentions responses from coaches and a state or regional authority. The text names individuals and groups in a context of civil rights action and policy review.
Fragments report a young girl hailing from Hleenu who hanged herself to a tree near West Utian in a tragic death. The grim note mentions Miya bere and references various names including Mary Maswell and Miss Oiscweel, with unclear details about a teacher and the scene at the home.
Report lists victims killed by heat in Winchester and Borvyville areas. Notables include Me W Barringer of Borvyville and several unnamed residents linked to Winsloe and surrounding towns. Cause described as heat related illness with immediate fatal outcomes.
In early California a Spanish blooded social scene centers on Don Emile yaulte and his daughter Lathinder at Sante Barbara. A handsome stranger, revealed as Manuel Corellon, disrupts the party with a warning of a $20,000 price on his head as a sudden robbery and diamond theft steal the mood and trigger a rapid exit as guards pursue the bandit.
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