04 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
1
Washington June 4 The senate passed the administration railroad bill ending a contest between insurgents and regular Republicans. Leaders were greatly surprised at the small number against the measure as it moved to conference in a closely watched session.
Amid a long Senate fight the bill passed by division 60 to 80 with insurgents and regulars split. The measure, now conference ready, includes key railway rate provisions and retains some Commerce Court features, while adding anti injunction and interstate actions.
A report from Utica dated June 4 describes a mad bull attacking Charles Jew Okt and his son. The elder Jewett died from internal injuries after the bull trampled him, and the younger Jewett suffered multiple broken ribs as he cried for help. A shepherd dog attacked the bull’s legs, distracting it enough for the father to strike and force the animal away.
The class of 1913 at the Naval Academy received 125 diplomas in a farewell ball. Secretary Meyer of the AVU noted rising demands on graduates and urged forging unique paths. Henry Rosalie of Movida earned the highest graduating honors as the board of visitors completed its recommendations. The June week featured a brilliant display and a notable year end event.
The Interstate Commerce Commission continues its study of a general freight rate increase. Officials explore effects of proposed acts and how separate state proposals may impact trunkline railways. Key figures include attorney general and Chicago officials as the panel weighs routes and tariffs for eastern and southern lines.
Philadelphia June 4 Two were killed and four injured in a boiler accident at the Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company’s works Nicetown. The dead are listed as Bent Seaneit Cennan Krotiun. The four men were cleaning a boiler when a blast and steam engulfed them, knocking one worker into a wall and trapping others.
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