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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary text describes a committee presentation about Hampton's expedition and a polar voyage. It notes a trip beyond its own reach, a push to Congress, and mentions Penry within the evolving narrative.
Fragmentary diary fragment recounts Taam Party nine with six sledges and sixty dogs. Eve Aaghes, Bartlett, and others plan treacherous march, weather warnings, sleep interrupted by ice creaking near igloos, and a raft break forcing movement eastward toward widening water and distant danger.
An Arctic party describes its march past Bartlett’s camp toward the region of perpetual daylight. The sled team split, returning dogs and gear as planned while the main group pressed forward, reaching eighty seven degrees north with extensive ice drift and favorable skies.
A 13 year old leading a gang of eleven youths aged eight to thirteen conducted 123 robberies and one murder near Sopron Hungary over three months. The cave hideout yielded about $25000 in loot. The chieftain who shot a police officer was sentenced to two years in a reform school.
United States Steel at Gary Indiana offers 50 cents per cat to combat a rodent problem threatening the blast furnace. Cats are sought after a single large draymas incident disrupted power for hours and caused damages estimated at $10,000.
Taft signed the measure admitting Arizona and New Mexico as the 47th and 48th states. Delegates from the territories Willing H. Andrews of New Mexico and Rulpu Cameron of Arizona witnessed the ceremony at the White House. The new states will join the Union next spring. constitutions go to voters this summer, then to Congress for approval.
Republican representative Walter J. Smith, from Iowa’s North district, could succeed Joseph Cannon as speaker if Cannon is renominated. Smith’s favorable ties with the administration and support from many insurgents boost his chances, while critics note past missteps by Cannon. A public letter from the president to General Granville, cited during the primary, adds to Smith’s momentum.
The article outlines a restoration effort for the Parthenon and Acropolis structures in Athens. The goal is to identify and replace fallen wall and pillar fragments in their original positions without recreating the exact past state, supplementing with new material as needed. It notes the project as a major, world attention drawing endeavor.
Reading, Pa June Y4. Jacob, the son of Vacab Gri, drowned while playing near a slave quarry at Molltown. The mother leapt into the water to save him but perished as the quarry sides were steep and the undertow strong. Her age was forty.
Chicago June 1 A Browne graft case opening defense quarrels over character with Lee ONeill Browne attorney PT O Donnell accusing State Attorney Wayman of threats while contesting reputations. The debate centers on motives and the honesty of participants as the trial proceeds.
An archival note lists the craft as a zeppelin and states a coverage distance of 300 miles for the mission. The entry preserves historical terminology and identifiers for the airship and its reported range.
Washington June 44 The Senate adopted a Borah introduced measure directing Commerce and Labor to investigate the steel industry. The probe will report on employment conditions wages hours days worked and total workers. Senator Smith opposed, urging a general price inquiry instead.
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