Derby Fashion Hint for Early Fall Hats
A brief note suggests autumn style, describing a bright smart soft hat to shade eyes and harmonize with season’s attire. It hints at coordinating wardrobe pieces for a polished fall look.
16 Sep 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
1
A brief note suggests autumn style, describing a bright smart soft hat to shade eyes and harmonize with season’s attire. It hints at coordinating wardrobe pieces for a polished fall look.
Fragmentary text discusses elections and party differences with reference to federal budget and presidential stance. Mentions Beverly Massachusetts September and communications from Secretaries Norton and Setler to a Republican leader of Iowa.
Secretary Norton's letter explains the president will support Republicans after primary and convention outcomes. It notes that federal patronage was withheld from some senators and representatives seen as hostile to party aims, with a move to treat all GOP members alike. The document cites figures like La Follette Bristow Kaneas Dolliver Cummins and Hubbard as examples discussed in the context.
A girl of eighteen, daughter of a dairy farmer from North Braddock, was bitten twice on a finger by a snake while asleep. The incident occurred in Pittsburg on September 16 and involved a fourfoot blacksnake described by witnesses.
Nominated by the New Jersey Democratic Party, Woodrow Wilson of Princeton won the governor’s race on the first ballot. The platform called for administrative reform, tax equalization, public service regulation, eight hour work terms, and broader state control of resources and transportation rates.
Reports detail a mining disaster where a victim died under coal after being pulled clear of debris. Judge Garman weighs verdict and authorities cite insufficient or ambiguous evidence as the case proceeds.
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