27 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
1
A prominent outdoor sports leader argues women smokers are not greatly harmed by occasional cigarette use. She notes some women smoke to appear sociable, while warning excessive smoking harms health and that many women in society are moderate or non-smokers.
In Leavenworth Kansas in June 87 Frederick Funston is much better and no longer in danger. General Funston expects he will be out of the hospital within a day or two as his condition improves significantly.
President Taft expressed satisfaction with Congress as the Sixty First session adjourned. Legislators reported total appropriations exceeding a billion dollars, with continued funding proposals to cover ongoing projects including measures for the lower Colorado River and defense against flood damage. House and Senate committees expected explicit totals within days, while pensions and certificates of indebtedness faced approval in conference negotiations.
A shambled report notes two miles event near Columbia Indiana on June 27 where six to eight horses owned by Bogcher and Washington ran onto the Big Four railroad track as an incoming passenger train approached. The collision delayed the train about three hours. Horses were removed from the track using a black and tackle, with several people injured but none fatally.
The text states that Perfirio Diaz is re-elected to the Mexican presidency for a period of five years. The source frames it as a formal electoral victory, noting Diaz’s continuing leadership in Mexico.
Washington June 27 Representative Benjamin K. Focht of Lewinburg was knocked down by a bicycle and nearly trampled by a team of horses as he left the capitol after adjournment. A cyclist avoided the danger and a police superintendent halted the carriage to prevent a tragedy. Focht and the cyclist were carried to a drug store for medical care and later home. Both were stunned and bruised but not seriously injured.
A Pittsburgh report says an Allegheny county reform group organized and sent appeals to all counties to form a statewide organization. A Philadelphia caucus is planned to outline state plans and nominate a ticket, with a public meeting in Pittsburgh to set ward, city, county, and state goals.
Labor leaders including Samuel Gompers and John Mitchell attended the federation meeting at Atlantic Beach. Mitchell misplaced a $1000 diamond ring during a beach incident where lifeguard George Berka found it and received a $100 reward. The report also notes a peculiar death of a balloon keeper in Easton and a man nearly stripped by clothing fire in a separate incident.
The document presents fragmented notes on Mexican politics around June and July involving leaders like Madero and Reyes. It references border tensions with the United States, debates on administration strength, and public support dynamics among classes, with cryptic remarks about radical spokesmen and perceived cultural progress.
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