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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
2
A collage notes Browning’s finances and Elizabeth Browning’s frugal dress, with a sparrow nest tale, Tennyson manuscripts, and plant defenses like sun spurge and bracken. It cites diverse items from poetry, wildlife, and early 19th century literary anecdotes, blending personal histories with natural history.
Washington reports July trade records mark the United States as a leading global shopping center. Imports fell, exports exceeded by over 11 million dollars year over year, and the 12 month period shows a substantial surplus for American manufacturers and producers.
New York investigators traced four sticks of dynamite found in an area below Mayor Gaynor’s window. A cambric wrapper used by Italian workers hints at a possible protest or targeted act, with the fuse lit but detonator未 reached.
Dynamite sticks discovered near Mayor Gaynor’s office windows in City Hall park frighten crowds. The bureau of combustibles confirms the explosive as regulated blasting dynamite. detectives investigate while contractors deny using such material near Broadway subway construction. Mayor Gaynor remained at his desk during the alert.
Indianapolis residents Roy Gross age 22 and an unidentified woman died in what police call a double suicide pact at Earl Pritchard’s home. Gross was found dead. the woman died hours later after awakening. Two glasses stood by the bed and a fatal potion was prepared. Pritchard, awakened by a odor of poison, reported little about the affair.
Secretary Bryan peace plan to be formally presented at The Hague conference on September 1 by Senator Horton of Ohio. A special committee representing seven nations plans a permanent war crimes Harve court and will review arbritration based grievances and wartime deferment.
In Council Bluffs Illinois the public library was robbed last night though no money was recovered. The safe combination was drilled off and a few old concrete bills were scattered about the room.
Klamath Falls Ore August 22 Sheriff Charles Low faced a court sentence for contempt after William Pew convicted of wife beating. The sheriff chose jail over carrying out 16 lashes and threatened resignation rather than enforce the punishment.
Reports from Constantinople claim the Sublime Porte informs that Adrianople will stay Turkish as direct negotiations between Turkey and Bulgaria begin. Vienna sources say no confirmation and powers may threaten Turkey with financial starvation if she refuses the treaty, with focus on the Enos idija line.
Col C B Fille of Lincoln Nebraska paid 150 dollars for Isham the famous white horse once owned by Buffalo Bill Cody at an auction held in Denver. Carlo Miles an Indian bidder competed until the price reached five hundred dollars. The sale occurred under the United States district court bankruptcy proceedings for the Buffalo Bill Wild West show.
Reno report says James G. Shepherd of Scranton Pa testified his wife nagged him and allegedly threatened with a revolver over his church attendance He left her January 13 He owns a famous art collection and was seeking a divorce amid the dispute
United States Secretary Bryan sent a warning to Huerta and constitutionalist leaders at La Boquilla, Chihuahua, that America will hold those threatening Americans personally responsible. The note, dispatched via Consul Letcher, aims to protect Fuller, Hulse and others at the Mexican Northern Power and Irrigation plant. President Wilson plans to read the Mexico note before Congress to guide peace efforts.
Chicago reports a strikeless day across Cook County as no construction employer members face action. HK M. Craig, secretary of the Building Construction Employers' association, credits a recent remoting agreement with the Building Trades Council for the unprecedented quiet.
Los Angeles officials moved to curb the so called X ray dress on public streets. Chief of Police Bebastian said if current preventions fail he would urge an ordinance to forbid the perceived revealing attire worn by some women, signaling a push for stricter dress standards.
Pope in late audience received John Ed ward iann bishop of Natehos Mims in Rome.
Martin J. Phelan, an organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World, publicly renounced allegiance and apologized for incendiary speeches. City Judge Aubrecht sentenced him to a $100 fine and 30 days in the workhouse after ruling an apology was inadequate for reviling the American flag.
George Phillips aged 77 from Bloomington Kansas and his 82 year old sister Mrs Obanda Hewitt of 2068 East Ninetieth Street Chicago arranged a family reunion after decades apart. Phillips who recently rented a room with Hewitt learned his father had left home at 17. The trio confirmed their aunt nephew relation and planned a surprise for their father who arrived in Chicago to learn the news.
A reported one million dollars for crop moving purposes will be divided between Des Moines and Sioux City, with final figures subject to revision. Schools of distribution target Iowa banks, and Sioux City will handle routes to South Dakota and northeast Nebraska.
Sioux City bankers cheer government allotment of 1,000,000 for banks in Sioux City and Des Moines to aid the fall crop movement. Leaders like J. J. Large and T. A. Black praise the plan as timely and prudent. Banks foresee favorable collateral terms and adjusted repayment months from December through March.
Lieutenant Schmidt of the army aviation port died today in Halberstadt Prussian Saxony after his aeroplane fell from over a mile. He was finishing a flight from Goslar miles west of Halberstadt when a wing collapsed during a spiral descent.
Yonkers New York August 24 Rush Hamilton died today in answer to prayers her lucid spells at night alternated with unconsciousness She prayed to be with her lover Charles Rich who had mortally wounded her on August 8 and killed himself The couple were sweethearts for a few months and had agreed to die together
United States District Attorney Richard Maurry, who led prosecutions against Standard Oil and affiliates, was arrested in Houston on charges of issuing a duel challenge to Hans Baker. Maurry entered bond. preliminary trial set for early next week amid claims the suit is a political frameup to remove him from office.
In Sherbrooke Harry K Thaw counsel advised buying Canadian property and seeking British subject status to block deportation. Thaw showed restless behavior and talked of escape while immigration authorities pressed for delays in the Thompson case linked to Thaw. The hearing was postponed to Friday as documents regarding confinement and insanity were reviewed. Acting Governor requests Vermont authorities detain Thaw for Canadian port of entry.
The body of Paul Kase, president of Willam Hagemann & Co, was found in a stateroom of the Eastern Steamship Massachusetts after the ship docked at Murray Street. A note read My name in Paul Kase-every ordinary case. He shot himself through the heart last night at Hopton.
The convention of the Aneomowth Life insurance association, underway since Tuesday, will close today with installation of officers. The group plans to move the convention to Dallas, Texas.
A Pacific electric car left Los Angeles early today and jumped a truck near Venteco, injuring twenty people with several in critical condition.
Philadelphia reports a Victory for Milady as platforms are to be lowered to align with hobble skirt safety. The Pennsylvania Railroad faced public pressure after many incidents where women’s skirts and ankles were exposed as platforms rose. Workers begin lowering steps at key stations, including North Main Street and Wilmington avenues, to reduce injury risk.
At Marquette resident Christenson found a large bull snake trapped inside a box with a partition and two china eggs. The snake swallowed both eggs, became wedged, and was cut free to recover the eggs.
Mrs. Orlando H. Kepler of Philadelphia awoke to a burglar at her bed and, in terror, suffered repeated unconscious spells. Her daughter in law identified John Tallent as a man who visited the home seeking food. Tallent has prior criminal records and was jailed for robbery. police suspect mental unbalance. A large silver service and other items were found abandoned after the escape.
Four men died during a brief electrical storm while at work on a hayfield and barn roof. One worker was badly injured and later died, while another is reported to be near death. the accident occurred near Avi on August 2.
Vakland California August 86 Missinn from his home nearly three years Hert Harrod former chief deputy county clerk Lina Ohio was identified in a county jail cell by Berit Wills Watt of Lima and District Attorney A Debol visiting the sheriff. Harrod reportedly called from a cell as authorities investigated the case.
A senate public lands committee report proposes selling 10 000 000 tons of high grade Montana coal to the Milwaukee Road or its affiliate for a set price to be fixed by the Interior Secretary. Introduced by Ann Meyers, the measure shifts price setting to federal authorities and has drawn criticism from conservationists and opponents in the Senate.
Lincoln Neb Aug 26 a small flock of geese at the state penitentiary under Warden Fenton increased slowly prompting the state board of control to order an inventory of property at all state institutions An inspector found eight guard geese and one goose at the penitentiary The board will review and act to improve efficiency and remove duplication across state facilities
A Plymouth County man, Vernon J. Wines of Iowa, a former civil governor of Jolo, Philippines, was wounded in a clash that left two Moros dead. He joined the Philippine Constabulary in 1907, rose to captain, earned a valor medal near Lake Lanao in 1911, and was commended for gallantry at Hahpate Cotte. He resigned to become civil governor of Jolo.
A Cal Franchino article details bricklayers in Oakland demanding half their due after six teens worked six minutes on a job with missing material. Contractors offer an hour pay or 87 percent and ultimately halve the pennies, with a six cent piece and a chopped half penny distributed along the payroll.
Fragmented report notes drought effects on Argentine corn and tariff policy discussions. Mentions Topeka and Kansas Carin in unclear context about imports and feedstock forKatium stock.
London, October 26. Prime Minister Samuel Huntley M G sailed from Liverpool for Quetwo. He plans a two month tour of Canada and will visit New York and Washington during the trip.
Cheyenne Wyo August 2 Howrotary or War Lindley M Garrison arrives in Cheyenne this evening accompanied by Brigadier General Aylesbina and several jllnches. They will be met by Governor yowene M arey of Wyao mig WV W. CHU major of hes cune and a rep of the Industrial club. The party will stay at More Dr A Russell and inspect the site tomorrow. The war secretary will depart early Sunday for Denver.
A violent storm struck Folly, Minnesota on August 22 injuring livestock and crops. An 11 year old child of A. F. Anderson died in the disaster. several Bowen County residents were killed and extensive property damage to outbuildings and homes reported. Authorities feared more fatalities as cattle losses mounted and fields suffered heavy damage.
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