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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
10
Washington report quotes a Roosevelt ally describing the United States as the wealthiest nation in history. He cites 107 billion dollars in wealth, vast gold reserves, exports, railways, farms, mines, and a wide distribution of luxuries. The note highlights soaring affluence and a fourfold universe of asset conversions.
The piece recalls the nineteenth anniversary of the January 12 1888 blizzard that stunned the west with a fast moving storm. It notes calm morning then a sudden cannon like gale with needle sharp ice and fifteen hours of fury. One hundred and nine died and many were maimed or frostbitten as the north plains endured the terrible visitation.
Wesley A. Stuart reports that Raymond F. Walter notified him the Bullock Fourche Valley Water Users Association settlement has been approved by the secretary of the Interior. The case involved backwater from the intake canal headworks affecting Bullock lands and a city area. The agreed sum is 11000, with witness estimates up to 20000 and a jury verdict not less than 15000.
Abe Attel defeated Marty Baker of San Francisco in the eighth round at the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles last night to retain the featherweight championship. The Attel brothers are noted for their pugilistic skill though Abe outclasses rivals with physical advantage, easing concerns that Baker might trouble the champion.
Cedar Rapids Masons will accompany the silver trowel to Sioux Falls next month with a large delegation from Cedar Rapids. After a thirty day stay the party may travel to another city, possibly Omaha, depending on arrangements. Cedar Rapids and Sioux Falls lodges urge other Masons to join and note an $11.10 home seekers rate with potential discounts for groups.
University of Nebraska professor G T Condra reports on the Dakota Artesian Basin in Holt Knox Cedar Dixon and Dakota counties northeastern Nebraska. The US Geological Survey completed the study with field work by G E Tondra. The report details flowing vs pumped water, surface and shallow wells, and mineral resources including cement prospects. Free distribution planned.
Kansas becomes the first state to be represented in the United States Senate by an American Indian Charles Curtis is nominated by the Republican legislative caucus Curtis is a Saw tribe member and one of the few remaining in that nation His family received allotments during the allotment era of Indian lands cedar The piece notes Curtis and his children gained allotments when lands were parceled out by the government.
Alma dispatcher's and Volland operator blamed in coroner's inquest into the January seventh Rock Island wreck near Volland Kansas that killed thirty two people. The jury clears others and expects no further provocation or action.
Government moves to cut, skid, and burn insect infested timber in South Dakota's Jack Hills reserve to slow the pine bark beetle spread. With study guidance from Dr. A D Hopkins, the service seeks prompt bidders to purchase infested logs and standing trees, icing bark to destroy brood.
Texas Senator E G Senter spoke eight hours to block Bailey opposition as the Senate debated a proposed investigation. The session featured a new lieutenant governor presiding and heavy Bailey support, with Senter mocking the crowd and drinking whisky before finally yielding due to exhaustion.
David Starr Jordan president of Stanford University spoke at Equity hall on the Asiatic problem. He said no congress could pass a Japanese exclusion act and no president would stand one, calling such acts hoodwink. He asserted we must avoid fighting Japan for Pacific mastery and believed Japan sincere in curbing unskilled labor immigration.
Julian Hawthorne extols Jamaica as a spectacular island of forests cliffs and bays. He recalls Port Royal’s catastrophe and Kingston’s rise, notes brown planters, sea harbors, and hurricanes, earthquakes, and fires shaping the island’s history and landscape.
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