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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
6
Chicago assistant U S attorney James J Wilkerson says the equity cases against the Packers are being dismissed without prejudice to avoid interfering with pending criminal trials. The government aims to keep its stance intact should enjoining future violations become necessary.
Norbert Mason Clapp, noted sportaman and traveler, shot in a December quarrel with his wife, was arrested after leaving a Philadelphia hospital. He faced a magistrate on charges including neault and battery and aggravated assaults. Bail set at $0,000 for a further hearing.
In Helena Monte We deliberated pass sentence on Langhorne Jr. chief clerk at the secretary of the state board of stock commissioner. He stole about 25000 dollars of curing money. Judge J. M. Clements wept while announcing a one year term in the Door Lodge penitentiary with a maximum fourteen year penalty.
Burbank scientist Jan Franeteor and Hartank announce a new strawberry type named the Patagonia. The fruit ripens early and grows to records in size, with anecdotal reports of berries weighing up to an ounce. A reply from Herman Brown in Mbodesia Africa references extraordinary production of withered elvanhertes.
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A major New York bank closure prompts a scramble among clients and institutions. Officials report liquidity concerns and a protected rush to secure deposits, while the incident reverberates through financial networks and local markets.
The item list reports John P Corbett found dead at Meetoeteo, cold snaps in Cheyenne, and blooming progress on a 25 000 dollar Masonic temple project in Laramie. It notes the Portland Gold Mining Company meeting in Cheyenne on February 6, weather extremes, and various local incidents and civic plans across Wyoming communities.
A sprawling news missive reports a cafe burglary in Portland with 2100 in gold stolen a warehouse fire in Stockton destroying bay storage valued at 126000 a child burned in Butte while candles were lit in a Christ Mine tree. It notes a Denver Salt Lake rail lunch car project a Manila report of a clash in Davao and an US infantry detachment in the Pacific. Also an explosion wrecks Llewellyn Iron Works in Los Angeles and a proposed sale of Alaska canneries to Libby McNeill Libby. A dog sled gold run to Seward and a record altitude flight by Pasadena aviator Avell Hoxley in Los Angeles are listed as part of the day’s happenings.
The Belgian steamer Baltique sank at the river mouth after a collision with the Finnish ship Wheed Star tiver. All hands were saved except one. they were rescued by the Finland and brought aboard.
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a reduction in Pullman Company fares for sleeper berths, a move expected to impact rail travel nationwide. Officials predict a savings of about 10 million dollars this year, with broad effects on transportation costs and public convenience.
A chaotic compilation reports fire losses in Buffalo and other property damage, deaths from fights near Waycross, clemency for prisoners in Texas, an annuity link to Ralph Johnstone’s family, a Kentucky mother's tragedy, a lone bandit on a train, a Christmas charity event in New York, mining area rioting, multiple murders, a rail wage settlement with a 10 percent raise, and assorted political and social notes. many items are fragmentary and unclear.
Dayton reports the electric street railway projectors completed a preliminary survey for an interurban line in the district. Cheyenne notes oilmen support a state railroad commission via legislative petition. Sheridan recalls Ed Holbert reaching Sheridan with severe frostbite after a wet start at Crete.
Reports say a large number of cattle are snowbound at the head of La Barge creek in Piney Riders have gone out to reach the animals. The season brings unusual deep snow and fog in the area.
A recent convention of West men formed the Wyomingomen's Agodhition to build a 700 mile pipeline. The route runs from Pope Field near Lander and Salt Creek wells northwest of Casper to Omaha with branch lines to Cheyenne Denver Greeley Fort Collins Boulder Loveland and Longmont. High grade pipe will carry fuel for the Chicago and Northwestern railroad with transit through Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska.
Beginning January 1, Wyoming officials will see salary boosts under a Legislature approved act. The governor's salary rises from 2,500 to 4,000 annually. secretary of state, state auditor, state treasurer and state superintendent rise from 2,000 to 3,000. Supreme Court judge will move from 4,000 to 6,000, while other justices receive 3,000 for the remainder of their terms.
Official proclamation by Governor Bryant B Brooks announcing adoption and ratification of a constitutional amendment by the voters of Wyoming. The proclamation records the November 8 1910 general election results showing 21 429 in favor and 4041 against with certification dates and signature of the Governor and Secretary.
A $100,000 bounty fund previously appropriated by the last Legislature ignites cross party demands for a two year continuation at prior levels. Supporters emphasize continuity while critics cite costs and fiscal prudence amid regional concerns.
A fragment recalls a mentor student dynamic, with a line about teaching and feeding a wolf, hinting at a fablelike or lyric exchange between a professor and pupil. The tone suggests a reflective or allegorical scene rather than a straightforward news item.
A New York born beauty relocates to Philadelphia and takes a stenographer post in a dignified Quaker office. She arrives early and briskly proclaims she wants to begin work, signaling a bold, modern move in a conservative setting.
The victor Cassidy Harrigan boasted of a victory over Finnegan last Monday. Casey mentions a week ago, but Cassidy only recovered from it this morning and was not present.
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