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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
5
Attorney Archbold says Standard Oil will reorganize after New Jersey Standard dissolution. He believes Congress must modify the Sherman act, or a new Standard Oil Co will be formed along steel trust lines. Decision possibly weeks to months away.
George Lamareux of Lamro South Dakota, a major Rosebud country cattle raiser, travels from Aberdeen to his Valentine Nebraska ranch amid rapid South Dakota development since lands opened for settlement. Lamro bears his name, though spelling was simplified by local residents.
In Denver on November 22 a major Wyoming union joins Julia Ferris widow of Ferris-Hagerty mine discoverer with Isaac C Miller president of Howling National Bank. Both own Rawlins homes valued around 20 000 dollars. Estimated combined fortune totals several million. The pair with twelve children plan a wedding trip east.
In Cherry on November 23 rescuers narrowly escaped when a new fire broke out after the lowest tunnel was reached. The search for miners paused as the second level was explored and Dan Holotehaky, the last surviving miner, died today at the burial mine.
Berlin authorities seek help from London and Paris to track a clever swindler with many aliases. Three years ago he was jailed in Hamburg for swindling an American heiress by posing as the son of Count Henckel von Donnersmarck. Since release he has duped wealthy families in Germany, posing as a zoology professor to gain entry to elite circles and elicit large sums from Engaged heiresses.
Reports on Astor's yacht were conflicting and fate unknown. Later it was learned the yacht was in San Juan harbor Wednesday, but present whereabouts remain uncertain after the hurricane.
Rapid City Black Hills & Western stockholders approve dividing the capitalization into 250000 in preferred and 450000 in common stock and authorize 750000 in bonds. Directors outline plans for better road bed, upgraded shops, a new depot, added rolling stock, and potential property purchases to support an expanded Milwaukee depot connection.
Portentous dispatches report Dea Monresa at Greytown investigating the execution of Grace and Cannon. Zelaya issues a proclamation denouncing Americana and calling loyal Nicaraguans to resist. several Americans missing and feared imprisoned. Aurelia Estrada in Bluefields is sentenced to death. efforts to rescue him continue. Washington discusses the Nicaraguan crisis with a demand for apology and indemnity. Zelaya expected to refuse as naval preparations indicate discipline.
With votes for women as their rallying cry, several hundred delegates gather in Grand Rapids for the Michigan Bowel Suffrage association annual convention. Led by Mrs Phillip Snowden and Rev Carolina Bartlett Crane, the gathering aims to outline plans for a Michigan women’s enfranchisement campaign.
Marseilles reports twenty sailing vessels sunk by a Mediterranean storm sweeping from Port Said to Gibraltar. An unknown number of sailors are believed drowned. Two French torpedo boats and one submarine vessel are overdue, feared lost. The steamer Drague with one hundred aboard departed for Damars and may have perished.
Fire at 3 AM in Butler Missouri killed Congressman David DeArmond and his grandson David. Neighbors tried to rescue them as the house burned, while Mrs DeArmond fainted on the doorstep. DeArmond, born 1844, served as senator judge and Missouri congressman since 1891.
Sturgis November 23 Wil E Burgess of Sturgis was killed by an electric wire at Fort Meade. He was painting the top of a pole when contact with a live line burned off both hands and led to a fall about thirty feet. He left a wife and three children in Baltimore Maryland.
In Sanborn Indiana on November 24 a merchant named Holland faced a police hearing after a jelly day incident. Edward Holland identified a tramp as his brother Mike Holland whom he had not seen in 26 years. The two appeared in court arm in arm following a consultation.
A garbled account from Onnge describes a coal business scheme at a church. An attendant's death leads to a confession about fraud while one brother questions who will weigh the coal if he joins the church. The fragment hints at crime linked to religious services and family complicity.
Ranchers in Washington land appeal to county authorities for relief from deer gnawing and destroying late crops. State law protects deer from guns and dogs, leaving farmers in a dilemma as officials appear reluctant to act.
Panic struck as 30 000 gathered for a Red Cross general meeting in Osaka. One doorway caused a deadly stampede with over a hundred killed and many injured as crowds surged for seats.
King Manuel of Portugal travels from Calais toward Paris after a Channel crossing described as rough yet manageable. The monarch and his retinue are expected in the French capital early in the evening for a scheduled visit.
Paris dispatch reports Bjornatjorne Bjornson the Norwegian poet dramatist and vocalist is gravely ill at Hotel Svagred. Family gathers around his bed as doctors fear he may die before night. He is paralyzed from the waist down due to arterial sclerosis tied to old age.
A large posse pursues two Goat Brothers after they killed farmer Louie Maxwell and terrorized Englevale for a day. A pool hall dice game ended with Dan Gant shooting Maxwell. the outlaws fled town, leaving authorities to chase them.
Madison Wisconsin November 2 19.. hil Aly lun Jr executive vice president of the First National Bank of Mineral Point Wisconsin pled guilty to charges of embezzling 910000 He was sentenced to six years at Leavenworth prison the report said
A dynamite explosion wrecked a fruit and wing house on a block, shattering plate glass. Four persons are missing. Suspected group Black Hand blamed for the outrage. Two men were seen near the Mascari place before the blast. Mascari denies threats. Meanwhile in Aberdeen, Louie Dog, a quarter-blood Indian, faces murder trial in federal court, a historic first for the state or territory.
Rose Atchison known as Blanche Beau, a recent St. Joseph arrival, drank carbolic acid at a Sheridan resort after declaring she would kill herself. Her lover Jess Atchison, a Deadwood bartender, had claimed her as his wife. An inquest ruled death by her own action. the body was shipped to St. Joseph.
A shopper's frugal spree prompts neighbors to joke about his heavy load for home. The bargains he tucked away spark humor as his wife weighs the purchases made on a bargain day.
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