01 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
1
In a tense session the New York Assembly defeated a deferral motion 80 to 62 and adopted a single adjournment for the day. Governor Hughes had urged passage in a telegram to Loyd C Griscunt as Republicans pressed for the measure amid division.
The assembly debated the Cobb bill and a Judiciary Committee report amid bipartisan friction. Opposition leaders warned reformists would fall short as Speaker Wadsworth faced pressure, and Governor Hughes’ position drew little comment as the chamber awaited the roll call. Ayes 80 noes 63 followed by a prolonged reaction.
Portland reports Hinds named to succeed congressman Anos T Allen from First Maine district by Republicans. The contest began over a year ago as Col Frederick Hale organized for the campaign. Also notes various mishaps and tragic accidents including a steel crane collapse and infant deaths.
A garbled note suggests Swanson is expected to be named to the unexpired Senate term of Senator Daniel Richmond in Virginia. The report mentions Governor Mann and Speaker Bevd. Gates in connection with the appointment, but the text is unclear.
The article reports New Jersey's new marriage law taking effect with stricter pre ceremony requirements. Parties must obtain licenses, identify participants, and witnesses must be known to the registrar. violations carry fines up to 500 dollars or six months in jail.
New York report details a 3 year old boy abducted by ransomers who killed him after the father refused to pay $8000. Dr Mariano Selemeca received the call, the family’s condition worsened, and authorities pursued the case while public officials reacted with concern.
A garbled narration depicts a tense exchange between a colonel and the president and ex president aboard a vehicle near Burgesy Point. Laughter and bravado mix with clipped, uncertain speech as lawmakers and aides recall a past Washington meeting amid chatter about policy and propriety.
A Philadelphia man aged twenty-two, linked to the Trades Union News building at 619 Filbert Street, reportedly confessed to setting fire in the mill area. The incident occurred near Norristown as authorities investigated the self-inflicted blaze.
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