20 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
1
Government agents report uniforms blankets and other naval loot seized from ships including battleships Norfolk. Items valued at more than $500 were taken and then looted goods distributed through pawn shops in the yard area.
The Wilkes-Barre event marks formal opening of Camp A Goslabing with about two thousand members under canvas. Mayor Kniffen and Col W P Baker provide remarks in the park setting.
A northbound Ontario and Western railway collision near Parkin injured and killed multiple passengers. The dead include Tobias Jehavadii, 70, and Frank Gisler, 40, both from Switzerland, with others from Sweden and Switzerland. Injuries range from broken limbs to internal traumas. several passengers were moved to a local hospital after the crash and the train continued after the evacuation.
The article notes Justice Harlan planning retirement if a deal to seat a new commerce court justice goes through. It discusses implications for the United States Supreme Court and the Moody vacancy, with references to President and congressional actions.
A horse drawn wedding took place in Grmth Park with a bride Evelyn Baker and groom George Morse among guests and clergyman. After the ceremony they planned a honeymoon ride on horseback. Detected in Waynesboro an undertaker later investigated a possible life loss connected to a separate case.
The article notes the wedding of Theodore Roosevelt Jr in New York with invitations issued and many guests expected. Colonal Roosevelt and Mrs. William Tutt are among attendees. The ceremony features a white theme with extensive floral decorations and a elaborately adorned church interior.
Reports from Pittaburs indicate Colonel James M. Guffey has returned home amid talks not to block a fall Democratic convention. He would not discuss public positions but may resist any premature moves to fuse with independent Republicans and keep Knox from the ticket.
Readable scraps describe private society matters and a wedding discussion. The fragment mentions an ex president, a planned private meeting, and speculation about a future public stance, all amid a tense mood before church time. The tone hints at political and social tensions within a Boston era newspaper excerpt.
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