This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 35 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
2
The issue cites a new method for forming crystals using mercury and coal gas, claims safety for the maker, and contrasts with dangerous past attempts. It notes obituaries of 10,099 old tellers in service of mankind and various global items from bird protection in Michigan to women’s military enrollments in Shanghai.
Topeka Kansas February 1 law officers seek a third person to solve the murder of 14 year old Clara Belle Stickney and her stepfather John J Rickels whose bodies were found near a ravine. Evidence suggests Rickels attacked the girl and was killed by another assailant with a sharp instrument. Mrs Rickels and Albert Stickney are questioned as investigators pursue leads.
Washington reports the war department will arrest Lieut. Ben W. Fields of the Eighteenth Infantry after a squad crossed from El Paso into Juarez, Mexico, risking an international clash. The incident, blamed on Fields and his men, prompts a thorough investigation and a demand to impress Mexican officials with the crossing. The Mexican government has promised protection for 10 Americans at Tiahualilo, Durango.
Deborrah Jeffreys, an American woman, faced Bow Street magistrates on a bigamy charge after marrying Horace Field Parshall of Milford, North Carolina, once rumored to be central to London Tube matters. The Eltham registry wedding occurred May 8 last year. her husband Herbert Jeffreys urged the match for money and threatened disclosure. The marriage was later annulled by the High Court.
Five murderers were hanged in Cook County Jail. Ewald Shiblawak and Frank Shiblawak died together followed by Phillip Bommerking and Thomas Schultz. Thomas Jennings, the slayer of Clarence Hiller, was executed after an insanity plea was denied. The case involved a contested petition and courtroom activity as officials moved to carry out the sentences. The piece notes the political tension and a priest’s claim of insanity among the condemned.
In St Louis on February 17 subpoenas were served on attorneys and representatives of Standard Oil Rockerfeller Interests during the Waters-Pierce Oil Company stockholders meeting. They are to appear Monday and give depositions about the terms used by Rockeeller interests in the Standard Oil reorganizsation. Some of us are poor because we have met many Gena.
New York reports that Margaret Cameron, favored ward of Edwin Hawley, left his East Sixtieth Street town house after a quarrel with executors Walter Crandell and William Hawley over a possible share of the estate. No will found, papers Hawley allegedly signed may exist, and Hawley heirs pursue Cameron to resume negotiations.
Denver cashier Thaymon Brown of the Central Lumber Company was not extradited to Nebraska after a Hox Butte county grand jury charged him with removing Denver locks tied to a lumber trust case. Governor Shafroth ruled the affidavit failed to show a crime. a ten day delay was granted.
Pbyalelan reports 31 persons injured in the Pennsylvania lint dex press wreck on Warrior's Ridge are still in the hospital in Huntington. None are expected to die. FP. H. Wood, general attorney for the Frisco lines, says the injured have one sprained wrist and a broken thumb among them.
Christiania Norway February 17 The entire Norwegian cabinet resigns in a sweeping political move ending terms of ministers and prompting a government crisis abroad and within parliament.
In Chicago on February 17 Pronk Zurcalkowska killed his wife Mre Konstantin Zurcalkowska as she slept, then attempted suicide by shooting himself. Five children in the household were awakened by the gunfire and later found by authorities.
Hapulpa Oklahoma February 17 physicians at the hospital reported the body of millionaire oil land owner William Merryhill who died suddenly yesterday. They assert foul play may have caused the death and the cause is under investigation.
Indianapolis February 17 new disclosures in the dynamite conspiracy cases involve 40000 letters and telegrams against 64 defendants tied to the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Prosecutors say the so called open shop drive spanned six years from Boston to the Pacific Coast with McNamara and McManigal named as core dynamiting operatives.
A Nebraska man named Alex Hunter was freed after three months in Mills County Jail Glenwood Iowa. The case followed the 1911 death of John Wagner found near a bridge east of Plattsmouth with initial beliefs of accidental train strike. Hunter’s wife implicated him in Wagner’s death leading to his arrest. authorities later released him to return home.
At a Calhoun County board of supervisors meeting the districting plan was approved reducing the number of supervisor districts from one to three. District 1 comprises Lincoln, Shirman, Butler, Williams, and Garfield townships. District 2 includes Elm Grove, Jackson, Dalhousy, Lake Creek, Union. District 3 covers Tw Center, Cedar, Reading, Laoomaeer. Some dissension exists among members, and the act may stir trouble.
Peking reports enthusiastic celebrations across cities marking the republic proclamation. General Loi Yuen Heong, Republican leader at Hupkow and vice president under Sun Yat Sen, urges Wu An as the republic capital amid reports of unrest and political maneuvering.
New York report says Meta Sinclair wife of Upton Sinclair left with her parents at a bungalow on the Manasquam river near Point Pleasant New Jersey Harry Kemp the tramp poet has departed and left no address The couple had been in a divorce action with a referee recommending denial Sinclair plans to Europe with their 10 year old son David Kemp had been allied with Mrs Sinclair last summer and previously clashed with Upton Sinclair
In New York City on February 16, three highwaymen robbed a taxicab in broad daylight, taking $25,000 in currency from East River National Bank messengers W. F. Smith and Frank Wardell. The pair were seriously injured as the robbers fled in a waiting automobile after seizing a money box.
The national assembly in Manking elected Yuan Shi Kai president and set Nanking as provisional capital. Sun Yat Sen resigned as provisional chief executive, with both he and the cabinet to serve until the new leadership takes over. Yuan Kai pledged loyalty to the national cause amid mixed reactions and reports of foreign legation recognition.
Jens Pederson defeated Leo Brugglio in two periods of 12 and eight minutes using crotch holds. Brugglio substituted for Ivan Romanoff who was injured in training. Charlies Olaon won two of three falls from Henri Rampeon in 32 minutes of wrestling.
Drake University defeated Washington University St Louis 20 to 14 in an afternoon basketball contest. Dew Muthew starred for Drake with scoring and steady play. The game was played yesterday afternoon in Dew Muthew’s Illinois arena.
A proclamation issued at Palomas Chihuahua by the Vaequista commanders proclaims Vasques Pane as president of Mexico. It explains actions against Madero and assures Americans of friendly attitude as Palomas temporarily serves as Quisty government seat.
The Pennsylvania railroad reports four killed and five injured when the Pennsylvania Limited derailed near Warrenio four miles west of Qwalington. The accident was blamed on a broken track on the second locomotive, with rubber overshoes noted in the damaged scene.
In Moscow on February 16 Count and Countess Milyutin were interred after their deaths on the same day. The field marshal and former minister of war aged 96 and 89 were honored with military rites. Coffins would not fit the vault openings, prompting workers to enlarge the tomb after which services resumed with no military honors.
Washington reports Adjutant General Frea C Ainsworth removed from duty amid expected charges of conduct prejudicial to good order and possible subordination. friction with the general staff and a disputed muster pay rolls report involve Secretary Stimson who questioned Ainsworths statements about integrity and needs of the government.
Springfield Alabama February 14 the state board of pardons decided four murderers of Fred W Guelstow must hang tomorrow Ewald and Frank Shiblawok Thomas Schultz and Phillip Sommm ling also Thomes Jennings the negro burglar who shot Clarence Hiller in a railroad office Governor Deneen announced Ewald Shiblus ki and Bom mersing had given up hope of commutation but strong efforts were made to save the younger Shiblawak and Schults. The murder of Guelstow a truck farmer was brutal as he rode toward Chicago when the four youths attacked him and beat him to death after robbing him Jennings was killed in a room by a railroad official in the ensuing fight.
Kansas women held a suffrage luncheon at the Grand hotel in KaNsoa to launch a state campaign. Delegates from Kansas and Missouri heard speeches by prominent suffrage leaders and attended receptions, with remarks from Topeka and Lawrence figures and wives of state officials.
New York report says a brief meeting of the National League was scheduled to discuss amendments to the national agreement. No trades have been completed and no deals are contemplated. Meteors suggest the league may pass a resolution allowing the central commission to handle sales of seals in future world series conflicts.
Mt Joseph Missouri February news reports a dry charged Pullman porter under arrest as investigators probe widespread robberies on sleeping cars. A Pullman car key was found hidden near one suspect as police pursue leads across the region.
New York Feb 16 Lillian Russell rejects claims she would marry Alexander Moore for a fortune. She says her love is sincere and money has no bearing on her decision. She advocates privacy and equality in marriage, stressing independence and faithfulness as core to her relationship.
Mas Abbott of New York, a member of a burlesque company in Cincinnati, died from a gunshot wound after a quarrel in a theater. George Stone, brother of Fred Stone of Montgomery and Stone, is under arrest.
Detroit challenger Paul Bikers defeated Chicago's Chuck Larson in eight fast rounds in Windsor Ontario beating him last night with Bikers gaining the decision over Larson in a close title bout style report from the Ontario show.
In Victoria on February 11 the provincial government says engineers will survey terrain between Stewart and Groundhog Mountains to assess conditions for a proposed railroad from Stewart to Groundhog. The plan aims to connect with a broader inter continental system.
The mobile campaign through the new era league added the 1100 women to the polling list yesterday and aimed for decisive results. Women will be given their first opportunity to vote here on **date** in the bond election.
Six men were killed when a locomotive hauling ore ran off the track at Bingham Canyon near Ball Lake City Utah. Several others were injured as the derailed engine toppled a hillside and wrecked the mine roof in the morning incident.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.