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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
2
Colon Panama April 15 reports severe quakes with many deaths and widespread destruction across interior towns. Relief expeditions have departed from this city to Costa where survivors camp in fields as aftershocks continue.
The national convention of suffragettes passed a vote of thanks to President Taft for addressing them last night in Washington. The incident of hissing was not mentioned in any report.
April 15 report from Bluefields says renewed fighting between Estrada and Madriz caused heavy loss of life. Recruits from New Orleans have strengthened the Estrada forces.
Luther Johnson and his daughter perished in a Montantown home fire at dawn. Officials gave no cause for the blaze, leaving origin undetermined.
Jackson Mississippi April 15 0 Senator Leroy Percy at noon demanded vote of confidence from the state legislature as a result of recent charges of bribery in his election If the legislature refuses Percy makes the statement that he will resign
Spokane based union leaders announce a state federation call for a July 4 convention in Spokane to form a new party separate from Republicans and Democrats. D C Coates confirms plans to field candidates for congress and state and local offices next fall. Swenson says the split has loomed for years and workers should nominate and elect their own slate.
Attorney Brandeis protested delay in a Ballinger case letter mailed February 8 in Seattle. Ventrees resented the hint of concealment. A committee ordered papers produced at once and Pierce noted the Alaska claimants had a strong Washington lobby in winter 1907. He denied the Cunningham case influence and explained a May 28 1908 act decision final by the assistant secretary of the interior.
Detroit April 15 salts are being filed nationwide to test the validity of the Shelton patent governing all automobiles. The move indicates rising patent challenges as legal questions loom for general vehicle design protection.
Representatives of the association of licensed automobile manufacturers promote a policy initiative shaping industry standards and regulatory posture.
Bridgeport Conn April 15 Mark Twain is feeling the best he has in months. Hurricanes do damage in the south Jackson Miss April 15 Great damage was done by hurricanes to day throughout Mississippi and Tennessee.
Howard Berrell, Cook's guide, reports the Alaskan party did not reach the summit of Mount McKinley. He notes they would have found Cook's camp part way up if they had.
Kansas City April 14. The defense of Dr. Hyde will call Pearl Keller to testify that the strychnine found in Swope's stomach came from a tonic taken regularly before death.
Helen La Reine Baker of Spokane, a prominent suffragette, told the Young Woman's Suffragette association convention that only ten percent of children are truly loved, urging focus on quality over quantity and calling many others a disgrace.
Manuel B. Russell of North Dakota says he will carry the Russell estate fight to the Supreme Court after H J Johnson of California was recognized as part heir to the $500000 Russell estate today. Beaton on April 14 had earlier carried the case toward higher court.
Albany April 14 The state senate adopted the bill for an investigation into the records of legislators for ten years back without dissent.
New York April 14 Mark Twain arrived today from the Bermudas in very bad health.
New York April 13 The federal court refused Clifford W Hartridge damages in his suit for 940000 or dered in perjury and disbarment proceedings brought against him Hartridge was attorney for Thaw and sued for additional fees saying that what he got he used in securing witnesses He has already been paid 00000 by Thaw.
Twelve men in Weaterly Rhode Island die from moonshine whiskey tainted with wood alcohol. Police hunt the manufacturers as investigators confirm fatal poisoning.
The switchmen strike in the northwest ends with a three cent per hour raise for workers east of Billings Montana and five cents per hour for those west of Billings. The men voted to return to work.
Hong Kong reports the death of W. A. Robles American consul general after an appendicitis operation on April 16. The incident occurred during the medical procedure in Hong Kong.
Washington reports from the department of commerce and labor show food stuff exports decreased by 120 million dollars since June 1909, while manufactured exports increased by 297 million dollars.
Tulsa April 13 1910 the Western association begins its season with assurances of a record year despite superstition about the 13 hoodoo.
London April 12 Tom Johnson Cleveland mayor noted for low fares is rumored to pursue a career in English politics. When asked about the report he replied Go to hell.
Delegates from across Minnesota gather in St Paul for the Jefferson dollar dinner at the St Paul auditorium. Speakers include John Lind and Congressman Hammond seen as potential governors, with additional speakers from the twin cities.
Indianapolis April 13 Governor Thomas Marshall is to be boomed by John W. Kern for the Democratic nomination at the Jefferson Day banquet.
A personal letter from Kaiser Wilhelm invites Col Roosevelt and family to Berlin. Roosevelt and Kermit left for Venice this morning. Mrs Roosevelt and Ethel will join Col in Paris April 20. Citizens of Porto Maurizio honored the departure with flowers as a city holiday was proclaimed. Herman Mergenthaler, son of Ottmar Mergenthaler, to wed Miss Marie Alice Sweeney of New York in April at the Hotel Victoria New York with Mgr Lavelle officiating. The couple will honeymoon by automobile tour of the continent as guests of Eugene Mergenthaler.
Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin attacked the Taft administration in a denunciation of the president's railroad bill. He labeled Attorney General Wickersham a betrayer and faulted the draft as bad faith graft. He criticized J. P. Morgan for arrogance and indifference to public interests.
Kansas City April 12 The Hyde defense will appeal if Dr Hyde is convicted claiming coercive and unduly subjection of the venire to the court as the jurors are effectively imprisoned in a hotel.
New York April 13 rumor says Mrs BH Harriman will use United States Express stock to oust Platt control. The move could raise dividends and shift political influence in Wall Street circles.
In Elwood Indiana April 12 the sheriff and a posse arrived to halt violence at the tin plate strike. Wm Bailey a strike breaker was nearly lynched as crowds gathered and threats of mob action surfaced overnight.
Mrs. Johanna Straw of 526 Noah Broadway Danton 3 D reports three years of rheumatic limb pain back ache weakness and kidney secretions with solids. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she improved to the point she feels as well as a 50 year old, now 61 and active. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Remember the name Doan’s.
New York Central railway workers and the railway laborers association agree to submit their wage dispute to a three member board of arbitration. The panel will include BH B Clark and Patrick H Morriavey with an umpire only if needed and both sides commit to abide by the decision.
Washington April 12. The million dollar estate of Thomas TM Welsh goes to his wife and daughter, except 100000 for charity in his will filed today.
Roosevelt and son Kermit reached Venice by morning train and spent six hours touring the city by gondola. Kermit steered the craft without dumping anyone into the water during the voyage. The party lunched at the hotel before Roosevelt and Kermit departed Venice in the afternoon. Archduke Francis Ferdinand and Count Test arrived later to meet Roosevelt.
Vienna reports an enormous reception for Col. Roosevelt the famed former U S president. The city plans a dinner hosted by Foreign Minister Joant Von Aehrenthal and a formal presentation to the Emperor by new U S ambassador Richard C. "eens tomorrow.
Weston arrived in Cleveland this morning accompanied by a police detail. He will spend the night in Painsville.
Milwaukee April 13 The Socialist Mayor Seidel received three requests for city jobs from socialists one man was drunk another borrowed a nickel and a third was a stranger all three applicants were men seeking appointments to city posts.
In Meriden Mississippi on April 13 Tom O Neil a Black man who had killed ex sheriff John Temple barricaded himself in the jail. He was shot to death by a mob that numbered in the thousands gathered outside the jail demanding his life.
Washington April 18 The sub committee chose not to blue pencil a Bryan letter to be read at the Jefferson Day banquet. The letter references 1896 and states Popular indignation against the meat trust will empower Democrats to wield a powerful weapon. It urges a return to Jeffersonian principles.
Purchasers seek homestead relinquishments and deeded lands near the railroad. Prices must be reasonable. under HO conditions, we will not consider unreasonable offers. Also open to exchanging income paying residences for deeded lands. The Fisher Land Loan and Insurance Agency Hedfield 6 D.
Madrid Spain April 12 The eldest child of King Alphonso is said to be unable to speak due to mental trouble at age four. Andy Lawdon has resigned as president of the new United States Baseball league and Dana WB Spaulding is named successor in Boston.
One hundred and one workers on the Lincoln farm at Hodgeville Kentucky returned to work today after striking for higher wages, ending the arbitration over pay.
Frank N Hoffatot president of the Pressed Steel Car company faces extradition under indictment for bribery. Hoffetot will contest the extradition as the district court proceeds.
A terse ad offers a $100 reward and calls for a list of testimonials. It cites Cheney & Co of Toledo and mentions a seven foot bale and a date or address fragment, with unclear terms due to damaged text.
National Guard units surrounded the county jail in New Haven to extract 316 prisoners after a workshop fire threatened mass loss of life. The fire department responded fully. four firemen were injured, three gravely.
Thomas Garfield, brother of former president James A. Garfield who was assassinated, died today in Grand Rapids at age 85. He was a prominent citizen.
In Washington on April 12 Miss Frances Dyer Clarke daughter of Senator Clarke of Wyoming wed George Hobart Chapman of Boston at the Church of the Incarnation. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. William T. Snyder with Mrs. Clarence Clark Hamlin of Colorado Springs as matron of honor and Harold Fabina, Harvard classmate of the groom, as best man.
Easton Pennsylvania reports several men killed in a local quarry with all victims described as foreigners. The same issue notes the marriage of Miss Nikola Greeley Smith, granddaughter of Horace Greeley, to Andrew F. Ford of the New York Evening Telegram staff. The wedding took place April 1 in Greenwich Connecticut, performed by Justice of the Peace Norman Talcott.
Monoreville Ohio April 12 Weston left here today and expected to reach Cleveland late tonight.
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