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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
7
Millionaire sporting goods magnate A. G. Spalding faces renewed calls to run for the United States Senate. Supporters cite his public service record and business leadership as credentials for a statewide campaign, while opponents warn of potential conflicts with his corporate holdings.
Eleanora Sears, noted sports figure, argues that cigarettes pose no special harm to women, challenging prevailing health cautions. The debate centers on gendered health messaging and public perceptions of smoking risks among women.
Boston June 27 Eleanora Seara a leading outdoor parts advocate and sports enthusiast backs cigarette smoking for women saying moderate use does not harm morals while excessive smoking harms lungs and heart She notes more women now smoke and social code attitudes have softened toward smoking
A G Spalding, San Diego millionaire sporting goods maker and theosophist, proposes campaign limits for a Senate bid. He caps expenses at 7500 to be trustee distributed and published later, seeks no statewide personal tour, and demands assurance of a credible chance to win. The San Diego committee noted good odds.
In Ocilla Georgia on June 27 W H Bostwick barricaded in a western home resisted two police assaults, killing two officers and wounding three others. Chief Steve Davis Deputy Shemmeld and Deputy Tucker Sheriff McInnis were among the wounded. Authorities asked Governor Brown for troops to storm the residence as lynching threats spread. Bostwick reportedly warned to kill anyone entering his range. all his children were inside the house.
In Washington on a single day the Senate concurred in the house postal savings bank bill and moved reclamation and campaign publicity bills to conference. Lodge trimmed the irrigation clause, Cullom blocked the executive session, and the three Taft policies moved forward. A tense day ended with three major measures advancing as the chamber showcased swift, decisive action. Senator Scott, nicknamed Scotty, struggled to keep pace with the rapid roll calls on the pork built public buildings bill.
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