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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
6
Oklahoma City triumph sparks wild scenes as lawmakers and citizens react to the capital decision. Reports reference rate fights, political figures, and a flood of nationwide events from coast to coast, including rail, trade, and aviation news.
Conference report on the administration railroad bill was presented in Washington by Senator Elkins and laid before the House. It preserves most features of the administration measure, while insurgent amendments were largely retained. The bill would create a commerce court of five judges and expand the commissions reach over railroads and telegraphs.
A garbled wire report describes a raid and arrests involving officials and a public office in New York. The text references names, dates, and actions, but remains unclear and fragmented. Further details could not be extracted from the readable portions.
Walter Brookings, of Dayton Ohio, in a Wright biplane, climbed to 2083 feet in 12 minutes 44 seconds despite stiff wind, setting an altitude record at the Indianapolis Speedway and then executed a near earth landing after a 20 foot final descent. Earlier he beat a wind wagon in a two and a half mile auto race by 25 yards.
Governor James Nillett directs Attorney General Webb to block the heavyweight title fight between James Jeffries and Jack Johnson set for July 4 in San Francisco. Pressure from Washington and Nevada law constrain finish bets, with officials promising action to prevent the bout from taking place in the city.
A blast at Hansell Elcock company iron works at 23d place and Butler street Chicago caused about $300 000 in losses to the iron concern and $25 000 damage to C Selig Cooperage plant. Police investigate rumors of sabotage by disgruntled iron workers amid ongoing labor troubles. House rules committee allocates one day each to Weeks Appalachian forest reserve bill and Scott anti option measure, signaling votes this session.
A blaze gutted the Herald building in Montreal Quebec with thirty five believed dead. The tragedy trapped binder workers and linotype staff as a water tank crushed through walls. Crowds outside heard the dying cries while fire crews struggled against wind and limited equipment. Editorial staff escaped unharmed.
Progress of the Vennant Race in base unit leagues is reported with standings and key results. Notable placements include top teams and recent matchups shaping the title chase.
The Senate approved a bill granting statehood to Arizona and New Mexico, raising the flag to forty eight stars. The measure moves to conference committee after House action, with assurances no delay or adjournment will derail passage. Residents may oppose some terms but are expected to pursue full statehood promptly.
Congress considers retirement law to bring Justice Moody under its provisions. Sen Lodge and Rep Gillette introduce identical bills to retire Moody of the Supreme Court, shaping a precedent from Hunt. Moody would not resume duties next fall, leaving Taft with another vacancy on the high court.
The estate of Lucky Baldwin was appraised at 10 930 801 dollars, far below the previously reported 25 million estimates. The probate filing confirms the official century value of the turfman's wealth and clarifies the true total of the estate.
A testimonial from Mrs. E. M. Jaicx of Sloomias Ohio touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as safe and effective for backache and female weakness. She claims it cured her symptoms and restored well being, urging other women to try the remedy despite widespread skepticism.
A teacher asks Tommy what warns before a strike. He replies a rattlesnake does, and adds our old clock always does, implying a ready alert or warning mechanism tied to habit or caution in familiar settings.
An old newspaper ad promoting Petitte's Eye Salve for 26 cents that claims to relieve tired eyes and eye aches, with Howard Bros. of Buffalo New York as the distributing firm and Cordelia offering the product after a card party. It also promotes De Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach, liver and bowels, sugar-coated and easy to take, with a note not to gripe.
An economical commercial traveler recalls a man aboard a train who pretended to be ill after eating a sandwich. A porter fills a boiled water bag to heat fried steak, which the man then cuts with sugar tongs and eats. He later pours coffee from the same bag, leaving grounds inside.
The text recalls Alvin Adams early in express business history with two New York horses a fast one and an old slow one. Quick deliveries went by the fast horse while undelivered goods were left for the old hoss. It notes that every express office has an old hogs room for unclaimed packages, echoing Argopaut.
A Salisbury Missouri woman reports relief from cramps nausea and vomiting after using Grape-Nuts. She says attacks ceased and her health improved fully enabling her to eat freely. Her husband notes strong local sales to physicians and customers. A promotional letter invites readers to try the food and read The Road to Wellville.
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