18 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
1
A fragmented report indicates Senate and committee discussions over a railroad bill. Key figures Benatar and Elkins are noted amid talks between Republican leaders and Democratic senators. The outcome centers on proposed changes to capitalization provisions and broader rail policy.
The appropriation bill allocates 25090 dollars to cover the president’s traveling expenses for the coming year. The measure, approved by the Senate, authorizes funds to meet deficiency in the current year and support presidential travel starting in July.
Walter Brooking, aviator, set a world altitude record for an aeroplane at 4503 feet in Indianapolis. Engine trouble forced a glide landing after the ascent, with the event noted in Washington reports. Also included is a bill favorably reported to require permanently sealed oyster cans to bear net oyster meat weight, effective January.
Thousands greet Colonel Roosevelt in New York after his European tour as crowds line Battery and riverfronts. The flotilla and shore displays honor the president with orderly procession, reviews by officials, and mass celebrations marking his homecoming.
A chaotic scene described with confusion as a landing occurs near the pier. Spectators react loudly while officers and mounted guards form a ceremonial guard of honor. Celebrities and dignitaries accompany an escort along Battery Street as a band plays.
A large flotilla surrounds the East River as Roosevelt party members land amid cheers from hundreds of bluecoats. Bells and cannons at Fort Hamilton mark the welcome while ships wave and the Roosevelt yacht anchors at quarantine.
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