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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
2
Two men hospitalized as a gas explosion and fire devastate the half million dollar Minneapolis General Electric Light and Power plant. Most of the city loses power while firefighters save the Pillsbury A flour mill from the flames, amid an early morning catastrophe.
Three bags of registered mail containing letters and valuables valued at about $50,000 were stolen from mail wagons between San Francisco and Oakland. The thefts occurred on separate days beginning December 25 in California.
Boston January 6 Eugene N Foss was inaugurated as the new Democratic governor urging the initiative and referendum and recall as part of his program.
Indianapolis January 6 Gov. Mar Ball becomes Indiana's first Democratic executive since 1892 delivering an inaugural address criticizing special interests urging passage of the income tax and railroad control.
Washington January 6 The annual report of F V DeGraw Fourth Assistant Postmaster General urges rural parcels delivery as extension of rural free delivery He cites growth from 82 routes in 1897 to 41079 in 1910 and argues the plan would raise revenue while aiding farmers and merchants along rural routes.
A fire today destroyed the Bentley and Olm Shoe Co plant in Des Moines Indiana. Loss estimated at $100,000 with cause still undetermined. Local firefighters battled the blaze at the large factory, no injuries reported.
Dominick Ferrara and Vincent Leonardo, both Black Handers from Albany, were executed at Clinton Prison today for the murder of a rent collector named Phelps in Dannamorra New York.
A mob of about 4 000 looted bakeshops and markets in Lisbon amid food price shortages. Troops clashed with rioters, leaving many dead and over fifty injured as public buildings were damaged.
City Superintendent Maxwell endorses an equal pay system based on merit rather than sex, proposing a rating based model and grade divisions. He cautions on potential bias but sees it as a positive step toward equal pay while also urging segregation of disruptive pupils and compulsory medical care for defective children.
Portland plans a unique Dewey Day on May 1 1911 with a salute from the cruiser Boston in Portland harbor. The Naval Reserve will use the Boston as a training ship and stage water sports contests with sailors and landsmen, inviting Admiral Dewey to attend if possible.
Washington Jan 6 A caucus of Republican House members was circulated for today as a whirlwind finish of the old regime. Plans include reappointment of the ship subsidy bill and the Longworth tariff commission.
Washington reports Chadron Nebraska at 2687 residents and O Neill at 2089 in the latest census release dated January 6. The figures reflect small city counts in the region. Chadron gains appear modest from prior tallies with no major shocks to local demographics.
Twenty passengers on a stock yards car were injured and fifty others fought to escape when a Vandalia express train struck a trolley car at the St Clair avenue crossing in St Louis Mo this morning.
Investigators probe the history and transfer of a bankrupt New York resort on Long Island. The inquiry centers on the resort, its ownership chain, and related financial moves as authorities review records and disclosures.
Officials probe transfer of a half million estate near Riverhead Long Island to Dr Louise Robino vitch slater of Joseph G Robin indicted banker. The property is famed for week end gatherings of politicians and home girls, with Charles F Murphy named among guests in November.
Jan 6 Chicago reports ongoing clashes between suburban interests and traction firms, plus friction around Cook County Board of Commissioners President Peter Bartzen. Democrats object to machine candidates while Republicans attack, though Bartzen retains a rough, folk-hero reputation for honesty.
President yesterday nominated Elliott Northcutt to be minister to Nicaragua and Franklin Mott Gunther to be secretary of the American legation in Nicaragua. Northcutt, from Clarksburg West Virginia, is currently minister to Colombia. Gunther is from Amherst Virginia.
Four men were instantly killed today when the Duquesne Limited passenger train on the Baltimore and Ohio from New York to Pittsburgh struck them in the Pinkerton tunnel. The workers were en route to their jobs.
Edgar Watson Howe known as Ed Howe retires as editor of the Atchison Globe after thirty three years. He buys a farm near town calling it Potato Hill and plans rest play writing and quarterly magazine issues. He halves the paper for his son Eugene and gives shares to colleagues.
New York reports Columbia’s blue and white team showing strong form in early season games. Coach Harry Fisher leads a squad with last year’s players, freshmen, and new men, aiming for a national championship with a fourteen game schedule. The lineup includes Lee as guard Mahon forward Kiendl captain Benson guard Alexander center.
Elijah Clark Seara of Canton aged 105, the oldest man in South Dakota, died. He came to Canton from Ida Grove Iowa in 1883 or 1888. He was among the original sons of the revolution as his father and two uncles served under General Washington, and his eldest brother fought in the war of 1812.
Sacramento January 6 Senator Sanford introduces a bill to bar Asiatics from owning agricultural land in California. The measure claims Japanese owners hold about 200000 acres and would force sale if enacted, warning of potential international complications.
The American will publish Theodore Roosevelt's remarks on Arch Hoxley's death. Roosevelt lauds Hoxsey as courageous and American, praising his aeronautic skill and dedication to aviation, and urged continued aerial experiments despite the tragedy.
Canadian and American sections of the International Waterways Commission held a joint session at the King Edward Hotel in Toronto to discuss marking the international boundary through the Great Lakes and adjacent waters.
Portland January 6 members of the joint Oregon Washington boundary commission met to plan a river trip down the Columbia to inspect the disputed territory consisting mainly of islands. The case centers on fishing rights and other associated claims.
New York January 6 Mrs Hetty Green aged 79, reputedly the world’s richest woman, is said to be seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Matthew Astor Wiles in New York City.
Stephen Benton Bilkins a lawyer financier and statesman born September 26 1841 in Perry County Ohio rose to prominence in New Mexico and West Virginia He served as attorney general of New Mexico a US district attorney and later in Congress where he promoted New Mexico statehood He became secretary of war under Harrison and later a US senator He owned vast lands mines rail interests and a Hallie Kurat estate named for his wife Hallie Davis His career included substantial political influence and leadership within the Republican Party.
The funeral of Judge G. M. Cleveland, a well known local lawyer who practiced in Hot Springs for many years, was held yesterday afternoon. The service drew mourners from the legal and civic community.
Staples Minn Jan 4 The Northern Minnesota Editorial Association meets with members from forty counties in attendance. President A N Welles of Sauk Center delivers the annual address at the opening session.
A Duluth police officer was fatally shot while boarding a streetcar to arrest two robbers who had robbed passengers. Investigators pursue suspects as the city mourns the loss of the officer.
Police officer Chesmore was shot and killed while en route to headquarters. Two robbers held up passengers on a Superior and Duluth street car and escaped with considerable cash and jewelry, avoiding arrest.
Rome notes suggest Katherine Elkins may wed the Duke of Abruzzi after the death of United States Senator Elkins. The marriage was previously blocked by Elkins who sought a dukedom from the king, a request that was refused. Funeral services are planned for 3 PM with the body to travel on a special Baltimrre Ohio train to Elkins, West Virginia.
Representation of cow coke and iron interests from Ohio West Virginia and surrounding states converge in Pittsburg for a meeting to launch a campaign to adjust freight rates in the district ahead of tomorrow’s proceedings.
Washington reports a possible third ticket led by Robert La Follette in 1912. Taft would be renominated by Republicans and Harmon by Democrats, with La Follette seeking support from Bryan and Roosevelt fans. La Follette foresees 1914 success after a 1912 bid and a show of strength, while Taft weighs renomination and party duty.
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