03 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
1
Montana reports light snow flurries statewide with cool temperatures around 45 degrees. Butte and other towns observe intermittent snowfall as weather fronts move eastward, causing brief disruptions for travel and daily activities.
National League results include Philadelphia seven to Chicago two, Pittsburgh eight to Brooklyn four, Cincinnati two, Boston none, and New York St Louis with no game. American League shows Cleveland five, Athletics six, Chicago three, Boston two, Detroit one, and Washington zero. St Louis two is noted with no additional context.
Reports from Newport show the sailing of a 10 mile leg in 47 minutes 30 seconds after a deadly yacht mishap. Carl Olsen of the Columbia crew fell from the bowsprit and drowned as the Reliance and others battled heavy seas. Other events include a jail release update from Monroe and a large fire in Greenville, North Carolina.
Washington reports July 3 that Moody hails the signing of the Cuba naval stations treaty as advancing ready possession and reasonable rental terms. Preliminary surveys at Guantanamo have begun and Carrillean canal assets await Washington approval while Cuban consent awaits enacting.
At a Springfield meeting, the Anti-Lynching Association resolved to petition Congress for federal protection of Black Americans from lynchers and slave drivers. Secretary Huffman disparaged racial hatred, saying it would be better for all the niggers to die at once than be killed individually. A child burned to death in Washington, his mother dying later from burns, sparked outrage. In Heidelberg, Burghers opposed Asiatic labor and warned against adding the war debt before representative institutions are granted.
The pension bureau processed 132,829 claims and rejected 112,720 in the just closed fiscal year. In Laurel Delaware Joshua Walker drowned after cramps while swimming in the Laurel river. Baron Speck Von Sternburg is named ambassador of Germany to Washington. US shipbuilding: 1,533 vessels built in the year to June 30 versus 1,657 prior year. Employers Association of Washington DC and Allied Building Trader Council agree to arbitrate all grievance issues.
The trial against Mrs. Phares centers on her alleged poisoning of her husband Albert Phares with strychnine. The defense argues a clear denial of any administration of poison while the prosecution asserts she forged a near definitive account. The proceedings present a tense cross examination, with attention to a Camden trip and the poison purchase, as the case advances.
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