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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
5
A man was severely cut in a Galena saloon during an early morning row. The victim, about 28, sustained chest and lung injuries and was rushed to a Deadwood hospital in critical condition. The attacker, Matt Kamkampaa, fled into the woods and was being pursued by officers.
Rufus Hamlin of Lake City Tenn asserts a stark winter forecast based on corn husks and muskrats with white Thanksgiving and Christmas ahead. The Minneapolis weather bureau doubts the omen noting squirrels’ nut gathering and muskrat homes as seasonal indicators. If warmth persists November 1908 could set a high temperature record.
The Minnehaha county case seeks to prevent George W. Egan from qualifying as state's attorney after a recent disbarment by the state supreme court. George J. Danforth has been chosen to prosecute the action, with service already effected and a hearing planned for the next circuit term.
Carl Loose aged 57 fatally shot his daughter Meta ten at their Yale home and then wounded his son the Rev Frank Loose visiting from Yale South Dakota. He was disarmed and jailed after the incident. Authorities note heavy drinking and a quarrel over reconciliation at breakfast.
Police found a man known as Lee dead in the Deadwood jail. He inflicted throat wounds with a jackknife and strangled himself with a handkerchief and iron bolt after failing to leave the jail as planned. He was believed to be from Coleman South Carolina and may have worked on a government ditch near Belle Fourche.
The entire estate of John Alexander Dowie is offered for purchase in Chicago. Zion City head Gieena Voliva is prepared to buy it for 1.5 million dollars. The estate currently lies in the possession of the supreme court.
Readable excerpts show residents of Lawrence County circulating a petition urging lawmakers to ban the slaughter of does and fawns and allow killing only bucks with horns. The push cites extinction risk in the Black Hills and cites examples from other states where similar laws protect human life and wildlife.
In La Porte Indiana the Lamphere trial heard Daniel Hutten and his daughter describe a woman resembling Mrs. Gunness seen with her on July 9 near a hog pen. Hutten, who helped dig for bodies after the fire, said her build and gait matched Mrs. Gunness despite a veil obscuring her features.
David Goldbloom a long time Deadwood resident died suddenly at his home just before five in the evening after a brief heart attack. Born in 1841 in Vilna Russia he settled in Central City before moving to Deadwood and engaging in the clothing trade. He leaves six children and a brother in New York along with several mining interests and memberships in Masons Odd Fellows and other orders. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at two o clock conducted by the Masons.
Denver Nov 24 John Marino an Italian coal miner freed by presidential pardon after labor unions lobbied nationwide. Marino killed a nonunion worker in a 1912 Los Cerillos melee during a strike and was sentenced to life, prompting a national drive for clemency led by John Mitchell and Governor Curry.
A Lead coroner's inquest jury finds James McClain died from injuries after being struck by a train on the C and N W line near Lead. The jury states the train crew bore no blame. Funeral services are planned for 10 a.m. at Booth's parlors with burial in Lead Cemetery.
Portland incorporation unveils a 40 million dollar Atlantic Gulf and West Tactics Steamship lines led by Henry Major of New York to salvage the Consolidated Steamship holdings once under Charles W. Morse. Boston investors Henry Hornblower and Galen L. Stone back the plan while Morse lines shift to new ownership and management.
The international livestock exhibition opened with broad participation from western colleges. Agricultural departments are especially well represented as the event starts in Chicago amid wide interest this fall.
The South Dakota Supreme Court granted Mrs. Emma Kaufmann a new trial for the slaying of her domestic. Judge E C Smith of Yankton will preside, with Moody County likely hosting the retrial and timing dependent on courtroom availability and regular terms.
Alexander from Tripp was struck by a Sunday freight near Napa Junction west of Yankton. He suffered serious head injuries but survived and was taken to So Heart hospital for treatment with the expectation of recovery.
Bank in Wichita Kansas was robbed last night by two men. The bandits looted the To Wanda State Bank and escaped with over 2500 dollars, leaving the scene after the crime.
The hospital ship that was lost has been found in the northern seas. Fire had broken out aboard and was extinguished after several alarms.
A large fire in the Winchester area destroyed several buildings in Chicago on November 25. Forty families were driven from their homes with property loss estimated. No serious injuries reported.
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