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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
3
A garbled speculation-filled article discusses Johnson and Jeffries, wagering, promoters, and training antics. It references Kennedy, Monro, and Bat Nelson era figures, debating fake outcomes and public perception. The piece hints at financial stakes and public reaction.
California governor Gillette denounces the Jeffries Johnson title bout as a frame up and vows to stop the fight, saying whites will not allow a black champion to win. He predicts Johnson will lay down for money, while Jeffries retires after July 4, with bets canceled and officials warned.
In Fort Wayne Indiana on June 3 a two year old died in her mother's arms after consuming matches. The parents Samuel ate the head of forty matches, but a doctor was not called until morning. Mrs Hartle later took the child to a physician who declared the baby dead.
June 2 Seattle reports an automobile salesman Reese Prosser shot and killed on a train near Libby Montana after his divorced wife Vera allegedly left the car. Prosser died after the train started. Vera Prosser was arrested following discovery of the body. The couple had been married five years.
In a tense session the Senate approved amendments shaping the railroad bill, including Overman’s injunction provision and interstate telecom supervision. Debate focused on constitutional questions, with votes showing narrow margins as lawmakers eyed potential Supreme Court review and the impact on shippers and carriers.
The Newark Bank Note Company sues Ransome H. Thon as president of the New York Stock Exchange for 5 million dollars in the U S circuit court alleging mandatory printing of certificates by American Bank Note Co and naming 1100 members. A heat wave and storm outlook disrupts the news from Washington to the Atlantic coast with forecasts of gradual eastward movement.
On June 3 in Tamaqua a Central passenger train en route from New York to Middleport arrived with a baby born aboard while the train reached the city. Father and officials reported the newborn named William J. Edwards, with medical crew assisting during the journey.
Postgame results show Boston and St Louis high with narrow margins amid rain delays. Standings list Athletica 26 9 leading American League, Philadelphia 23 10 and New York 23 16 in tight races. Brooklyn 33 12 leads National League with Pittsburgh close behind.
Eastern League action featured multiple games across Peading Williamsport Lancaster York Trenton Newark Providence and Rochester. Notable performances included batteries such as Fletcher Bradley Rogers Every Breele Conroy Reed and McGinley plus pitchers Mobley Cromwell and Milter contributing to a mix of wins losses and close scores.
A Minneapolis man pleaded guilty to attempting to smuggle two pearl necklaces into the United States without paying duty. Judge Belletab in the U.S. district court fined him 5000 dollars after customs officials estimated duties of about 2400 dollars would have been due.
Springfield June 3 A grand jury investigated alleged bribery to defeat William Lorimer’s senate bid. Witnesses heard that about 3500 dollars were paid by various fishermen to defeat a bill in committee. The case centers on the alleged Snekpot scheme and how the money was distributed among suspects.
Commander Robert B. Peary was presented to King George at Marlborough House in London. He remained a half hour telling his majesty about his polar achievements and discussing Captain Scott's Antarctic expedition prospects.
Washington Pennsylvania June mentions a farmer George White of Rea who learned that Patrick Sullivan, a youth associate, had previously befriended him and often provided lodging and locals. a warranted sum of ten thousand dollars is referenced amid the note.
An unidentified mob broke into a newspaper office and destroyed presses and an linotype machine. The incident was attributed to labor troubles. No arrests were reported.
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