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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented OCR report references a senate investigation involving state leaders and alleged bribery linked to gifts and tax policy. It mentions Sterling, Shy Christ, and Laurie, with claims of testimony and political pressure. The piece cites a broad network across New York politics and potential corruption links.
A Redonttal University publication reports geologists have calculated Earth’s age as 400 million years using a novel method. The approach ties ocean salinity to flux from seas, analyzed by prominent geologists Sir John Maas, Ihof Joh, and 3 Dutovi.
A chaotic court and stock exchange hearings probe a broker’s alleged forged deals and illicit short selling involving Keane, brokers, and customers. Witnesses testify to foreign agreements, backroom deals, and possible collusion as officials discuss accountability and market manipulation.
Willam EK Field, president of the Sunday Creek Company, largest coal operator, said he had been offered the presidency of the Pittsburg Coal Company in Tyne. He gave no details on Sunday Creek’s future, which has been controlled by the Hackling Valley Railroad and sold this week to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
Passengers from Panama aboard the steamer Alliance were detained while investigators probe a $200 gold theft from Edwin Schrieb of Reading Pa. Schrieb kept the gold in a state room. $181 later found in a water cooler as the ship neared Cristobal. No arrests reported as the inquiry continues.
A coroner reports details of a mob action in Coron Maion Atk on March 19. The incident involved a jail break by hundreds and the execution of two Black men whose bodies were later found in the courthouse square.
Union soldier finally awarded two vouchers totaling 14 dollars from Washington for his service and injuries in the late war. Officials note it covers months of earlier disability and grants a payment for his long wait since enlistment.
Senator John W. Daniel shows signs of waking from a coma as doctors report improved responsiveness and stable vital signs. Pulse, temperature, and kidney function remain good and the patient can take nourishment. earlier weakness faded and condition is cautiously described as evolving toward consciousness.
Aeroplane notes indicate the Aero Club of America plans to defer a decision on the location and date of the international aviation meet as European conditions remain unclear. Wright brothers raise objections to foreign aviators competing in other events in the U.S. while offering arbitration, and pilots like Paulhan and Humphreys are cited over winds and field suitability.
A spring health tip notes a man can improve vigor with a home tonic. Mix Kardene with sugar, alcohol, and hot water for a brightener that purports to cleanse the blood and stimulate digestion. One tablespoon before meals and at bedtime is advised. effect claims include renewed energy and appetite.
Frederik H Newell of the Ul reclamation service testifies that he did not advise restoring withdrawn lands unless ordered by Secretary Ballinger In a long cross examination he repeats Ballinger’s stance on the Black Tent affair and criticizes the approval of payments to a contractor linked to Harriman interests He says the testimony aims to show Ballinger’s views and denies foreseeing his dismissal as a result of the probe into the Ballinger Pinchot dispute.
Clement reports that Metropolitan Opera Company plans a cautionary reshuffle amid internal turmoil. Officials say the leadership seeks to calm plummeting morale as staff disagreements surface over artistic directions and management accountability.
Vague OCR text references a reward offered for capture related to a suspect or event in a local area. The fragment mentions police, papers, and a possible search but lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete actions. No verifiable details are present to extend beyond a generic police notice.
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