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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
6
July 26 Chicago Henry Lindper, 67, was killed when an electric car sped toward a group on a high trestle. Eighty German veterans Association members were aboard returning from a picnic and many panicked jumping to safety as the car halted at the last moment. Several women suffered severe nerves from the peril.
Senator J P Dolliver voices skepticism about a third national party while nursing throat trouble. He avoids Chautauqua appearances staying in Richmond with Mrs E R Graham before returning to Iowa for the state convention. Dolliver stays at home due to threats to his platform and will resume work for Congress soon.
Sioux City Iowa July 27 Extremely heavy cattle receipts in July hurt prices with gross killers 25 to 40 cents lower. Grass cows and heifers 3.25 to 4.60. range beef steers 4.25 to 6.00. veal calves 2.00 to 7.00. Cornfed steers 4.50 to 7.75. cows and heifers 4.00 to 6.09. Hog prices 8.00 to 8.65, week gain. Lambs 6.15 to 7.25. wethers 3.10 to 6.00. ewes 2.60 to 4.40.
Pierre voters had approved dry law. on Wednesday evening, eight individuals were involved in enforcing prohibition. The incident occurred near Mush Creek, seven and a half miles east of Pierre, with Attorney Martens and Sheriff Laughlin leading the actions.
Norfolk Neb July 28 Peter Adam Young son of a wealthy farmer was arrested on a warrant by his father who accuses him of stealing 35 000 in gold from a metal pot used as a safety vault.
Former U S Senator W A Clark declares he will not seek another term. He will stay in Butte Montana through summer, then visit Jerome Arizona and San Mateo to oversee business interests while focusing on local mine development and air deposits.
Ottumwa Iowa July 27 Jerry B Sullivan opened the convention denouncing the Payne Aldrich tariff and Taft administration A liquor plank row looms after the body refused Bryan county option by 198 to 647 The wrangle ends with a local option plank and calls to seize congressional seats as state officers were named at the June 7 primaries.
In Deadwood South Dakota on July 27 C. J. Smythe trainmaster for the Yankee Robinson circus was crushed under a slowly moving freight train in the North Western yards. He died en route to hospital after being found injured. An inquest found death due to intoxication and personal carelessness with no fault by the railroad. Smythe, in his thirties, home in Marshalltown Iowa, left a sister in Webster City.
G A Parker of 6 Forest Ave Deadwood S D endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble caused by exposure. He reports rapid relief and full recovery after trying other remedies. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo.
Chicago July 27 A general strike of the building trades was ordered today affecting 15 000 to 20 000 men. The dispute stems from a jurisdictional fight between elevator construction workers and machinists at the Otis concern, a row building for over a year.
Denver July 27 Assurance crops in the west and strong business conditions support expanded prizes for the Interstate Fair and Exposition Association to be held September 3 to 17. Poultry prizes total 1200 dollars while other departments approach 50000 dollars. Track events attract about 1200 horses and railroads offer low rates for two weeks.
In Hyde county the secretary of the interior overruled a general land office cancellation of Effie M. Walker’s proof. Walker lived on the claim while teaching four miles away, kept a furnished house, cultivated five acres, and returned weekends. After a theft, proof was sustained and used as precedent for similar cases among young women homesteading while teaching.
Lincoln July 28. Though defeated in the convention Bryan will continue the fight for county option and will back Democratic candidates for the legislature who endorse this plank and oppose others.
In Rapid City on July 27 a local court heard a complaint as the resident landlord, a Black man, testified a roomer disturbed his sleep by appearing at night with an ax and later wielding a large knife. The judge pressed for motive and the witness declared in pomp that the man is “very intrusive.”
Cardinal Gibbons, 76, marked his birthday with praise for Christian unity and a hard stance on divorce. He argued society must ostracize divorcees, urging higher moral standards and noting the gravest question facing civilization is the rise of divorce. He stressed restraint in marriage and welcomed support from churches and communities.
Taft aims to persuade Yale president Hadley to chair the proposed stock and bond commission. The president’s golf play is described as hampered by an ankle issue. A separate medical ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming internal action and blood purification.
Eleven workmen died and many more were injured in an explosion on the transcontinental railway 125 miles west of Quebec at Latuque. The men were engaged in blasting when the blast occurred today.
Gand Island Nebraska July 30 Mr Bryan declined to discuss convention events after adjourning home and referred reporters to his convention speech. A close ally says his disappointment lies in longtime supporters bolting from his standard. No word from Beve or Bryan’s circle on future actions.
The Quaker City express on the Central Railway of New Jersey was wrecked by train wreckers near Pittston Pennsylvania. Passengers were shaken but no deaths reported. The incident occurred while the train ran on Delaware and Hudson tracks after leaving Wilkes Barre bound for Yale.
Chicago July 20. Wholesale arrests growling out of the Illinois Central car repair frauds are expected today. Police seek Harry C Caterman organizer of the Memphis Car Co who is wanted as a witness in the case.
A Mexican mob attacked the Chinese quarters at Yaqui El Paso Texas July 20 killing several Chinese including a number of women The Chinese appealed to Washington for aid in the aftermath of the attack
The Interstate Commerce Commission announces postponement of lemon rate reductions from September 1 to November 1, delaying the start of reduced rates for California lemons in the nation’s transit system.
National guardsmen and citizens hunt Louis Restelli after a quarrel in Quincy Massachusetts yesterday left two dead and five wounded. Restelli fled as officers and locals join the manhunt across the city with authorities urging witnesses to come forward.
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