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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1912
Page
7
Reports from Peking and Tokyo reveal delegates in China plan to elect Sun Yat Sen as provisional president while Premier Yuan Shi Kai contemplates abdication and reforms. The Shanghai conference and Nanking delegates fuel a volatile push toward a republic amid military and foreign funding concerns.
A northwest cold wave lowers temperatures across the Missouri Valley and Southwest. Readings fall to 20 below in parts of Missouri, Nebraska, and Kansas. Omaha and Des Moines report subzero levels. Little Rock reaches near 20 below zero. Forecasters expect continued subfreezing weather tonight and tomorrow with additional snow in the Wheat Belt and Michigan.
Fire at the White Wall factory led to the loss of one hundred forty seven lives. Dow 28 trial opens in New York with three defendants charged with embezzlement and related offenses. Jury may deliver verdict after trial of proprietors Mix Dtllonde and co defendants.
A former Omaha lawyer, identified as Hadlow formerly of Coda, is killed in Seattle. Witnesses describe a rapid incident with a vehicle linked to a fatal collision. Police are investigating the motive and exact sequence of events surrounding the death.
Scholars gather in Pittsburgh with the American Philological Association and the Agricultural Institute of America to discuss language studies and related topics. Friday afternoon sessions include remarks by prominent researchers and a luncheon.
An elderly priest, identified only in fragments as Kangasity or Vossobley Fardathd, died today at an unspecified age. The notice, read in broken text, notes his service across multiple counties and references a teacher role before death.
Mesiow City reports General Reyel will face a military tribunal for treason against the Mexican government. He asserts a lack of clemency for the followers while stating he will be judged by law, amid crowds and political tension.
Duncan Mackay, prominent Galveston real estate owner, is indicted by the October grand jury for misapplication of funds from his father estate valued near 82 million. A Whiteside county court judgment of about 100000 sparked the case, but Mackay fled before findings. His nephew Duncan Moore testified leading to the indictment.
Teheran dispatches report W Morgenahue awaiting the nomination of a successor to assume the duties of treasurer general. Public discontent grows as protests reach authorities following his cabinet resignation and allegations of misconduct amid tense political times.
A garbled 1920s style report discusses prohibitive tariffs affecting American goods and maritime imports, mentioning the Port of Peterburg, the treaty context, and calls for action by U.S. authorities. Names and places are vaguely referenced amid corrupted OCR.
Albert H. Veeder, attorney for Swift & Company, testifies on the Chicago meat packer merger and the 1902 contract under which Michael Cudahy joined Armour Swift Morris interests. He details loans, stock requirements, and the formation of National Packing Company with a $15 million capital and the failed Kuhn, Loeb & Co. loan deal.
A brief notice from New York on December 27 outlines a proposal to make fast freight service more general. The fragmentary text references carriers, credit testing, and court actions but the rest is unreadable.
Fragmentary notes describe winter conditions in Wisconsin with mentions of travel delays and blocked roads. The text references local weather effects and efforts to clear routes, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR. Entities are uncertain and no clear events or dates emerge.
Fragmentary report describes an fatal blast at a local venue in Peuria area. Authorities identified a man among the dead while investigations continue into cause and potential accompaniments at the scene.
Arif Motion nel, a magazine writer, was arrested in New York after allegedly shooting his estranged wife Marion McConnell at Ocean Crowe. Police found a confession claiming jealousy and vilification by the wife as motive, with McConnell held on felonious tients charges. he is 87 and staying at the Crowd Park hotel.
United States District Attorney Vreeland announced a further extension of time for filing in the government suit to dissolve the United States Steel Corp. The deadline moved from January to February 1 for the United States Rice Corp and 26 other defendants. Rockefeller and John D. Rockefeller are the only defendants not seeking more time.
The Joseph Keep purchasing agency raised Pennsylvania crude by 5 cents to 1.55 a barrel, with Somerset up 5 cents and Ragland up 3 cents. No change for Mecner Black New York and Corning. Officials say no shortage prompted the move and expect it to spur development as times improve.
Dispatch from London dated December reports a mutiny at the navy ordnance yard. Authorities have moved to quell the disturbance and troops have wounded several mutineers while restoring order.
The scene centers on the new Standard Oil head Archbold and a distressed family child visiting New York. A curious dialogue shows concern over oil trust dealings and questions about the company’s power, with a small girl asking what is the matter with the oil business as the bustle intensifies.
United States attorney for the district, who returned from Washington, plans to continue the dynamite conspiracy probe after a Christmas holiday pause. Evidence obtained during the investigation will be reviewed as the probe restarts tomorrow.
Fragmentary OCR reports Chicago police facing trial and possible dismissals. References to legal action and court proceedings hint at investigations into misconduct and accountability issues within the department. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
In Chicago the Packers defense revived the Imamu plea citing past convictions and sought to exclude testimony about actions before 1905. Judge Carpenter signaled he may defer ruling pending new points while defense drafts written submissions. The trial proceeds with early witness Alleged Veeder and corporate history details presented by Switt & Company counsel.
Rudolfo Reyes, son of Gen Berdarto Reyes, claims a San Antonio telegram denies his father's surrender at Linares Mexico. The message, authorized by Be nora Aurelia De Reyes, says the press dispatches are false and Rudolfo will travel to San Antonio for confirmation. The surrender order, issued in Linares yesterday, signals the end of Mexico's most troubling rebellion to date.
A muddled Springfield report recounts a voyage seeking a cargo of pearls hidden on a remote coast. The ship wreck, alleged rescues, and a long wait for a promised Christmas distribution fuel disappointment and a community protest.
A Chicago area detective notes the Hochler girl received a diamond ring from a police lieutenant before she was abducted last November. Authorities planned to continue their search as details remain unclear and several leads were reportedly unreliable.
A report from Washington notes the Chippewa council as it transfers leadership to a young woman chief. The delegation in attendance included Merritt and other members, with the ceremony described as a significant step in the tribe’s governance.
A fragmented report traces Boni's former spouse hoping for his success and mentions names such as Huse, Plev, and others amid a garbled locale. It hints at legal or personal disputes and possible public interest in Boni's actions and status.
The La Follette campaign notes suggest Roosevelt could remove his name from the Nebraska ballot if desired. Waller J. Hoover argues withdrawal is possible under state law, while others warn that progressives fear damage to Taft and La Follette aims.
In Crete on December 37 Ohe Freeken was charged with unlawful relations with Ima Lau Rel and India Smith. The jury found them not guilty after a three and a half hour deliberation. Elvin Talley, said to be implicated, remains at large with warrants out for arrest.
On Christmas Day a shooting affray in North Bend left Mike Gorey dead and Al Pruyn wounded. Corey allegedly fired at Pruyn first, who then secured the gun and fatally wounded Graey as Pat Gorey organized the gathering. The altercation began over a quarrel between Norton Pruyn and his father Al Pravin, with the Gorey brothers intervening.
Premier Yuan Shi Kai submits to Manchu rulers a plan from Shanghai for a special national assembly to decide China’s future government. A republican outcome would depend on Manchu approval and edict publication, a move seen as Yuan seeking the court to decide his fate.
James E. Miller a bartender files for bankruptcy in New York Georgia stating debts near 100000 and no assets. He says he lives at the Harlem Y M C A where he has resided for years and is employed at a nearby saloon.
A fragmented notice reports a death near an old quarry linked to Bryan's friend. The text mentions individuals such as Ned Dee Phainview and William Jengligs Prven, with unclear local connections and a probable site near a quarry, leaving many details unreadable.
Fragmentary report shows Ty, Pho 27, and Cuaangy Clark addressing the Neathonad Representatives. The speaker urged swift passage on a widening act while Guthrie and Wilh bokewer were noted in later remarks.
Steamship incident reported with missing vessel and crew. London shipping lines and authorities investigate loss while rescue efforts focus on the vessel Plow and crew led by Captain Claggen amid unclear destination and search conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wetton and Bh with unclear names and places. No coherent event details or outcomes are readable from the snippet.
Fragmentary text mentions names and places but is mostly garbled leaving only hints of a dated event. No coherent details, dates, or recognizable facts to identify a person, organization, or outcome.
Mae Hook, 20, left her husband J Ts Hook and ran to Macon with her lover J H Hook, brother of the husband. They were arrested at a hotel after she confessed she loved the brother and would not stay with her husband to please him.
A high level Japanese cabinet meeting discussed China’s crisis as revolutionaries push for a republican government. Sources say foreign powers, including Britain, expect no intervention and Shangai talks may break down if Beijing refuses reform. The situation highlights growing momentum toward a republican China.
Disteler Attorney Fredericks states no cause to charge Darrow with bribery while outlining possible steps. He cites inability to link Darrow to money paid to Lockwood and notes immunity for Franklin if needed. No prosecution planned without further evidence.
San Francisco officials lift the cafe dancing ban from now until January 2 after protests, promising a more traditional New Year’s Eve flourish. City committee leaders emphasize restoring old city festivities and the festive downtown mood for 1900.
A cryptic dispatch reports Russian forces retreating from a key sector after heavy fighting. The piece notes casualties, equipment losses including tanks, and a redirected bank of Persian origin amid shifting frontline momentum.
The Meld botanical collection plans an exhibit at a coastal venue prompting scrutiny by Regan and Belivette over pet litters and display integrity. A separate case notes Adeliete Lowle Mrahnger’s inquiry while a federal wage theft prosecution targets labor strikers and company leadership for bribery and embezzlement.
OCR fragments describe an ocean voyage with disjointed names such as Gaudet and Lain, hints of mood and events, and garbled terms. The page lists scattered words and phrases about routes, stations, and participants, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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