Congress Dons Garb For Heat In Parliament Attire
A lively scene captures Congress members in summer dress including Hoffirt in a cream suit, Gussie Gardner in yacht club form, and General Keifer returning to swallowtail with a tennis shirt. Sulzer remains outwardly composed in a gray cutaway as heatwaves ripple through the chamber. Separate notes describe a paradoxical African river near Aden and a humorous father scene about calling grandma a "human being" in dialogue.
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Hoffirt
Gussie Gardner
General Keifer
Sulzer
New York
Vande Motors
Frizite
Bill
Kelfer
Capitol
Gulf of Aden
Lake of Assal
Lake Aassal
German Mayor Presses Money From Wealthy Citizen
A German city report describes a mayor in Posien forcing a wealthy man to pay one dollar for a public purpose. The scene involves the noble claiming the right to extract funds and an actor on all fours simulating a charity event to satisfy the demand.
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Posen
Germany
Reno Prepares for Johnson Jeffries Fight Amid Nevada Law
Reno scenes of gambling rush as Nevada legislature bans all games of chance after Sept 30 while promoters push for final big event. Tex Rickard confirms bid while crowds flood the city with oiling money devices and plans for the fight. Authorities pledge heavy policing, but public mood embraces Reno’s last carnival of vice before moral reform.
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Reno, Ney
Jeffries Johnson
Reno
Nevada
Gillett
California
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Tex Rickard
Atty
Washee County
Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Exports Break Records For May And Fiscal Year 1910
Washington reports May exports of manufactures at 71 million dollars, the highest monthly total in history. For the eleven months ending May, exports reach 699 million, signaling that June will push fiscal year 1910 past all prior records. If June matches May, 1910 could total about 70 million, exceeding 1908’s peak.
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Washington
Baseball results and league standings from national and American leagues
National League games in Cincinnati and Chicago produced 6 3 and 3 2 results, with standings showing Chicago and New York leading in the league tables. American League games in Chicago and St Louis produced 5 4 and 4 3 results, with Philadelphia and Detroit near the top of their standings. A hotel fire in Seneca Falls, N Y, killed three and damaged nearby buildings, while a separate New York report described a boy falling six stories from a building after a fire escape incident.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Sagga
McLean
Clarke
White
Gibson
Chicago
St. Louis
Cole
Kroh
Kling
Sallee
Bresnahan
LPC
New York
Pitsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Watteries
Koestner
Falkenberg
Easy
Walsh and
Payne
Detroit
Petty
Killifer
Kigian
Ands Sebrmtkit
Boston
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Peredis
Boy
Sandor Goldstein
Willian
Max
Lifesavers to Get Better Pay Under Senate Bill
Washington June 27 Senates passes a measure for the United States Lifesaving Service allowing veteran members after thirty years to retire on discretion of the treasury. Retired pay set at 75 percent of active pay with a 10 percent rise for every five years of active service. Provision details pending.
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Washington
Sam
Ifesaving Corps
Senate
For the Treasury
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Fesler’s
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Sener
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Gussie
British Columbia
Dominion of Canada
Carnarvon
Mackengle
Lord Dufferin
Quebec
Riacca
Clérkenne
Pithei
W. Roosevelt
Manhattan
New York Harbor
Améridiiti Press Association
J Johnson
Baseball
Gort
Ius
Jacob Steinbagh
BK Sauvery
Long Skal
Grand Rapids Furniture
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