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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
8
Fragmentary note shows discussion of a Democrat speaking against a proposal in the state senate. The record hints at opposition to a brew policy and mentions a speech by Revan, with broad political maneuvering implied.
In the Pennsylvania state convention nominees for governor and other offices are discussed. Tener, Vernon Jonne, and Houck of Lebanon are among candidates. Wright was named state treasurer to fill a vacancy after Jereimiah A. Brober’s death. Bute and Reynolds are referenced in historic party roles under the Cleveland administration.
The report notes William J. Crow of Fayette won an election with tempers calm as the convention proceeds. Judge J. Taylor from Washington cites Temper’s name before the convention. Georg Aller of Allegheny is mentioned along with Reynolds for lieutenant governor, nominated by Charles R. Shoals of Bedford and confirmed by J. Banks Kitz of Blair. Former Speaker Henry F. Walton of Philadelphia elected chairman of the state committees.
A report claims Thomas Ryan is ordered abroad by his physician for rest and vacation with Europe as the plan. Close friends deny the claim saying he will go abroad for annual rest rather than a medical directive. Two people die after a car is struck by a train near Elizabeth on June 23 at an unprotected crossing.
Philadelphia reports a brutal heat wave with at least fourteen deaths and widespread suffering. The high temperatures fueled a surge in heat related illnesses and suicides amid record heat, with residents collapsing in the streets and a skylight fire caused by extreme heat. Officials say the death toll could rise as the heat continues.
Omaha reports banker Jacob Schiff on a secret westward journey by special train with Union Pacific officials, amid secrecy over his Alaska railroad deal and possible Alaska contract bids. The destination and details remain undisclosed as the journey proceeds.
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