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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
In the Senate debate on the administration land withdrawal bill Senator Carter offered the $30 million Irrigation band bill as an amendment but Senator Heyburn objected and suggested adjourning. Hughes of Colorado warned of feudal tendencies and exaggerated resource depletion while citing coal reserves and geological reports.
Fred L. Owens, a young aeronaut, soared nine miles in a sausage shaped balloon over Manhattan on Tuesday and crossed the Hudson without incident. The daring display drew a crowd in the lower city as Owens demonstrated a fresh aerial thrill.
Guthrie hosts state officers except Gov. Haskell and Secretary of State Cross for demurrer hearing on a capital removal suit. Oklahoma operates dual capitals with Haskell and Cross in Oklahoma City, Moyer in Guthrie, while the Supreme Court and other departments continue duties as if no removal election occurred.
Abstome Arizona Captain Stephen O. S. A. B. A. retired was acquitted Tuesday night of the murder of Dr. A. B. Russell.
Montreal reports five more names added to the list of missing from the Herald building in Tuesday’s collapse. The death set is now practically certain to reach thirty four as searchers continue.
The Northwestern finishes its line into Newell South Dakota. trains run to Nisland next week. The National Congress of Mothers opens in Denver with delegates from across the country and a welcome by Governor Shafroth. Utah Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic are organized in Salt Lake City with Della R. Henry directing. Denver & Rio Grande resumes through sleeping car service to Los Angeles after washouts. The Denver Times changes ownership for about 165000 dollars with Hugh O Neill editing and Wallace P. Doty managing. Police search for two youths who killed Saburo Ichimura in Ogden. A California jury awards 265446 to insured property owners from the 1906 fire, plus 50516 interest. National Letter Carriers elect officers in Denver and back a 60 year pension plan. Oklahoma state capital election leads to wild ride as Guthrie challenges move to Oklahoma City. Guthrie citizens obtain an injunction to block state office moves.
Seventy one entries are listed for the national open golf championship to be held Friday and Saturday at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. Six amateurs are among the competitors, with strong local interest in the event and the field assembled from across the country.
Washington reports renunciation of the existing treaty with the United States to revise foreign treaties. A petition from Ancom- Dahgre valley residents protests water delays from reclamation. Brig Gen Marshall retires after a storied career including Marshall Pass and canal work. Dolliver fights insurgent criticisms on sundry civil bill granting tariff information and land survey reforms. New minister Henry T. Gage presents credentials in Lisbon. Montreal collapse injures dozens at Herald building sprinkler tank. Papal nuncio protests Vatican-royal decree on non Catholic worship insignia. Lords Commons clash formalized with Asquith and Balfour communications. Whitehall notes stock shortfalls and fraud convictions. Knights of Pythias, insurance, and mutuals face claims and assessments. Cleveland plans aerial lighthouse beacon atop public square. Roosevelt parade preparations draw large crowds. Kaiserin Victoria nears. Hamilton flies from Governor’s Island to Philadelphia and back amid mechanical delays.
Theodore Roosevelt drew wide acclaim across Europe as a man of letters and science. He met royalty and scholars in Paris, Berlin, Oxford, and Christiania while delivering speeches on peace and civilization. In Rome he avoided Vatican audience limits and later attended King Edward VII’s funeral as a special US ambassador, among other honors.
The Roosevelts toured Europe visiting Venice Vienna Budapest Paris and Oxford. He lectured at the Sorbonne received a Cambridge ll.d and a royal welcome. Crowds cheered Teddy as he departed for New York aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
A tired young woman boards a crowded Broadway car as two women snub her. They create a narrow space and signal her to sit, but she declines with a flush and embarrassment. The exchange hints at a trap or social trap aboard the moving crowd.
A speaker named Makinbrakes defends newcomers moving into the street and notes neighbors have been friendly. He also asks Mr. Newcome if the Cubs have a chance to win the championship this year, reflecting casual small town chatter.
In a playful scene indoors on a stormy day Theo dore acts as minister in a game of church with Florence as the parishioner. He prescribes obedience asking Florence to yield her playthings and ignore her brother’s wishes.
A dialogue between two young authors on mail contents. One notes bills and rejected manuscripts dominate correspondence. the other agrees, quipping that nothing due or nothing doing sums up the situation.
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