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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
5
A fragment from a Taft Montana report notes a 54 year old resident connected to forest records, with details described as sunrounded and doom supposedly sealed, leaving readers seeking fuller context about the incident and its implications.
Fire fighters battle Montana blazes as Taft is surrounded and the Mt Haggin area near Anaconda is reported aflame. An appeal for additional aid goes out as crews attempt to contain multiple fires. The situation prompts fear of a freak fire threatening nearby settlements.
Prince Henry, husband of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, suffered a broken collar bone when he fell from a bicycle. The accident occurred near The Hague on August 4 as he rode with aides. He is reported in stable condition and expected to recover with rest.
New York August 4 The Pennsylvania Railroad terminal in New York City opened formally at 3 87 o'clock yesterday afternoon hailed as the world’s greatest railroad structure. Passenger service westward to Long Island will start in September. A 3:30 pm special train bearing President James McCrea and officials will be unveiled. A heroic statue to Alexander J Cassatt is on the pedestal with a commemorative inscription.
Chicago August 4 Judge Kersten overruled a motion to quash the indictment against Leo O Neil Browne democratic leader tied to the Lorimer scandal Browne pleaded not guilty and the trial began.
Des Moines August 4 Republicans adopted resolutions vigorously backing Senators Cummins and Dolliver and progressive Republicans in Congress Pickett Good Hangan Hubbard Wood along with Progr Prouty Hafar. Governor Carroll was endorsed for harmony. Standpatters were defeated. Hepburn was booed for remol ions in Cannonism. Roosevelt portrait cheered Taft portrait met disfavor. Cummins speech energized Town Republican campaign.
Robert P. Stewart, a Deadwood criminal lawyer, will assist Attorney Kasper in prosecuting Mrs Nettle McMahon in a preliminary hearing at Sturgis for the murder of David F Thomas last Saturday. With State's Attorney Mek absent, Kaspar leads the case. defense is led by H P Atwater.
A tense May exhumation plan arises after the killing of David Thomas. Mrs. McMahon, widow of McMahon’s late partner, shot Thomas in his office with a revolver after borrowing it from Dr. Robertson. She and accomplice Mrs. Hennity face questions amid rumors linking two prior deaths, McPherson and McMahon, to possible poisoning.
Nellie McMahon was arraigned in Sturgis at 2 PM on a first degree murder charge. State attorneys Kaepar and Robert P. Stewart represented the state while Harry P. Atwater H A Gardner defended. She waived examination, freed to await fall Meade county court trial, before Justice Charles J Hunt as a large crowd gathered in the circuit courtroom.
Reported prairie fires drift between the Grand and Moreau rivers across Carson and Dewey counties in a range section. Fires threaten winter pasturage and force cattle to move, harming claim holders and Indians. some allege engines on the Puget Sound line scatter embers.
A rebellion erupted in Puerto Cortez Honduras on August 4. Soldiers attacked the Italian consulate, killing one man. An Italian gunboat is expected as Americans flee for protection at the consulate.
Beverly Massachusetts August 4 President Montt of Chile is expected to arrive Saturday to pay his respects to President Taft in Washington.
Santa Rosa dispatch reports police hunt for Henry Yamauchi after bones of Enoch Kendall and his son are found. Kendall family vanished three weeks earlier and were buried in the kitchen stove then yard. Yamauchi left the Kendall home days before the disappearance.
Wagstaff carried Michigan and Missouri results while courts tied to Oklahoma and Kansas. Cannon refused to discuss Kanes or ows as Bat looks to Democratic states for gelace. Topeka reports Wagstaff may win up to 40,000 votes with an estimated 20,000 majority in the primaries.
Senator Gore testified that a $50 000 bribe was offered to legalize Indian land entries in the Chikasha and Choctaw reservations to enrich lawyers with $9 000 000. He named Jacob Harmon as a key fixer and suggested higher figures and officials were involved including Bird McGuire and Vice President Sherman. Taft was asked to approve the sensational testimony.
London August 4 Arthur Newton Crippen's lawyer states Crippen did not confess to Detective Dew of Scotland Yard. The inference persists that Crippen's wife died from a criminal operation by her husband.
From late returns in Topeka Kansas August forty one Stubbs appears set to win the nomination with 6 600 to 16 000 votes. Standpatters push unlikely leads as other figures and names drift through the imperfect returns in the field.
In Barcelona on August 4 a clash between Carlists and republicans left twelve injured, one fatally. Police dispersed the crowds after the knife attack erupted, with the fatality confirmed among the wounded.
Pierre August 4 A Mitie saw mill on the Missouri river in Lymen county is reported to be in good business sawing drift wood caught on the stream. They recovered a wreckage piece in the June rise containing about 25 000 feet of oak timber and are cutting it into hardwood lumber for builders.
Fire Monday evening destroyed a barn along with about one ton of new hay and farming implements on the Patten Soule ranch eighteen miles east of Rapid City. The blaze started from matches used by children at play. The barn and hay belonged to G F Patten while most implements were owned by J L Soule. Their adjoining ranches share ownership interests and Patten is Soule’s son in law and manager of Soule stock. The barn and implements were insured.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Scranton by auto from the Delaware Water Gap to study industrial conditions in the coal regions. He is to dine with Bishop Hoban and spend the night, then visit nearby mining camps to gather firsthand information on miners’ life and conditions.
Senator Gore testifies as the first witness for a congressional investigating committee in Muskogee Oklahoma on August 4. He cites alleged remarks by the Vice President Sherman about seeking Taft approval for contracts.
Vermilion July 29 Allie Trewartha of Platte fined 10 in the justice court yesterday for selling rotten eggs to a city produce dealer. State Food and Drug Commission led the action with Deputy Commissioner Otterness in the field. Further prosecutions expected as inspections target rotten eggs lard oils stock foods and butcher shops.
St. Louis reports no statewide primary enthusiasm as votes focus on local offices. The August 2 test shows turnout centered on city and county contests with limited statewide impact. Local races drive the day as residents ignore broader party battles.
Gray wolves are reported to be doing a large amount of damage to young stock south of Philip. A general hunt is being arranged with the hope of getting four of the pests.
In Chicago on August 4, representatives of locomotive engineers from 56 western rail systems met to discuss plans that could lead to a general wage increase. Stone, head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, led talks with about 2,500 members. Delegates expect several days to form a uniform schedule before presenting it to the railroads.
From Bluefields on August 2 the Estada forces in Nicaragua near Managua with little resistance. President Madriz plans to desert the capital as insurgents meet little opposition.
The two occupants were inside a car when they spotted a distressed woman on the street. They moved to help and the woman escaped unharmed. The incident occurred in Buffalo, New York.
President Taft and associates fear Ballinger will refuse to resign after interviews suggest he will not step down, despite prior arrangements for his departure. The dispute centers on internal shocks to administration and ongoing political pressure.
London August 3. Arthur Newton London criminal lawyer, said to have offered services to Crippens, denies any proof the body is that of his missing wife. Scotland Yard detectives expect he can identify the body when the inquest resumes.
Mrs. M McMahon who shot and killed David P. Thomas is in a melancholy state with a nurse beside her. The inquest found a gunshot wound to the right eye and the preliminary hearing is scheduled for Thursday August 4. The incident occurred in Sturgis on a Saturday, Fraternal Order of Eagles aided the funeral.
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