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Newspaper

Inter Mountain Globe

Location

Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1908

Page

5

Funeral arrangements set for ex president Cleveland

The remains of ex President Cleveland will be viewed only by close friends in the east home room, with simple services at home and grave. Viscount Kaneko sends sympathy from Tokio as crowds gather and pallbearers accompany the hearse. Roosevelt and officials attend, while artful floral tributes arrive amid police rounds.

Princeton Intex Cleveland Viscount Kaneko Tokio United Presbyterian Church Henry van Dyke W. R. Richards F. W. Beach M. W. Bartlett Richard S. Cleveland Joseph Bryant Rose Cleveland Roosevelt Loeb Justice Fuller Fort New Jersey Hughes New York Certelyou David R. Francis Judson Harmon Hillary Hervert Hoke Smith John Hays Hammond Tony Leggett Trenton Roosevelts Baron Riobranch Sons of St. Patrick of

Wreck on Northwestern Line Claims Seven D

At Clinton Nebraska on June 26 a freight train 116 hit a weakened trestle after a night of heavy rain. Seven killed and several injured. victims include Chadron crews with engineers Graham Pace and fireman Meyers among the dead and Harris and Ebener badly hurt.

Clinton Neb Black Hills Northwestern Chadron Graham Meyers Ebener Pace Harris Bose Vleiny

Heavy cattle losses from Texas fever cited at 3 million

Washington June 24 The premium terrible damage totals three million dollars yearly from Texas fever tick ravages among cattle as reported by the Bureau of Animal Husbandry.

Washington Bureau of Animal

End of a Romance Leads to Lead, S D Couple Married in Chicago

Fred Harshberger of Lead South Dakota married Marie McKinley in the Stafford hotel Chicago. The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Terry with only close relatives present. Harshberger, described as a quiet man with many friends, faces an uncertain future whether he stays in Lead or follows his bride elsewhere.

Fred Hameeestst Cpa Chicago Black Hills Fred Harshberger Lead, S. D Miss Marie McKinley Stafford Hotel Father Terry L. Harshber Monk Tee Fae

Bryan supporters dispute first ballot nomination odds

Bryso supporters claim 750 to 850 delegates will back their man on the first ballot in Denver. They say 672 is needed to nominate and note New York's Murphy-led delegation and 484 instructed delegates. Friends of Gray and Jolson refuse to concede Bryan must secure a two thirds vote on any ballot.

Denver Colo Bryso New York Murphy Friends of Gray

Hackenschmidt Still Alive and Retires From Wrestling

London June 25 reports deny the death rumor of Hackenschmidt. He traveled to Aix-la-Chapelle six weeks ago for treatment after injuries from his match with Gotch. Doctors say he has water on the knee and will never be able to wrestle again.

Hackenschmidt London Aix-la Chapelle Aix-la-Chapelle Gotch Hack

Harvard Yale Race Dominates New London Aquatic Meet

Crowds fill New London for Harvard versus Yale drills with Yale leading early in the four oared race. Yale finishes in 10 minutes 33.4 seconds while Harvard clocks 10 minutes 43 seconds in the main event. Harvard freshman wins 2 length win over Yale in the freshman race.

New London Harvard Yale

Railroad Horror near Calcutta Stuns India

A collision on the Bombay and Carody line near Calcutta caused eight passenger cars to derail and burn. Dozens are reported killed or grievously burned while others are trapped in wreckage awaiting rescue and authorities confirm many injuries.

Verdict in Mastrovich murder case debated amid conflicting testimony

The inquest into Mastrovich's death yielded a jury verdict with conflicting evidence. Witnesses described multiple gunshots, a damaged room, and a basement passage suggesting another suspect. No immediate charging action from the sheriff or state attorney while investigators await tangible leads.

Women on the Isthmus Face Few Canal Jobs

Washington report notes women seeking employment on the Isthmus rarely find canal work. The article cites canal wages and the rule of the civil commission limiting women from service, highlighting the barrier to work on the Isthmus.

Washington, D.C AI Con

Women Workers in Canal Zone Public Service Expanded

The canal zone employs 25 women as teachers and nurses, many related to male staff. Since 1906 Corozal opened the first free public school with Miss Lily Kyte. Forty five women now serve on a gold basis in roles from copyists to matron, with salaries from 25 to 175 dollars monthly and an average of 73 dollars.

Canal Zone United States Corozal Lily Kyte Commission

Harvard Yale Boat Race Ends In Harsh Finish

Harvard varsity eight won a brutal, nerve wracking race as Yale crew finished with seven rowers after Griswold collapsed from nervous strain. Yale coach urged a push before the finish as Harvard pulled away on the difficult four mile course.

Yale Hayward Griswold Sven Harvard Henty

Explosion at Pabst Chemical Plant Kills and Burns Dozens

June 15 Chicago report says an explosion at the Pabst Chemical company injures eight girls and two men, with an unknown man fatally burned and Fireman Doody seriously hurt. Fire forces occupants to rooftops. bodies of a man, a woman, and four children found in ruins. Sixty to seventy-five workers fled, many leaping from upper windows as the four story building burns.

Chicago Pabst Chemical Company Doody William Nolan Pabst

Wreck Found After Gasoline Launch Accident Near Corondolet

A gasoline launch named Midget capsized near East Corondolet last evening. The wreck was found on the bank today. Owner John Krause took a party of ladies and gentlemen aboard yesterday. all are believed dead.

ST Louis Deven East Corondolet Johm Krause

Colonel Parker Dies After Lifelong Public Service

William H. Parker of Deadwood dies after a career as a lawyer and statesman in South Dakota. Born May 4, 1847 in Keane New Hampshire he served in the Union Army and later held U.S. Attorney post in Colorado before moving to Dakota Territory. He helped organize a militia, served in the constitutional convention, was a longtime county and state official and was elected congressman in 1906 but died before completing his term. Funeral services in Deadwood and Arlington Virginia followed.

Lasa William H. Parker William H. .Parker Keane N. H Fort Kk Ua Nebraska Miss Ia Washington Parker Colorado United States Dakota Territory Dead Col. Parker South Dakota Sioux Falls Col Congress Black Hills National Capitol Deadwood

Veterans Gather for South Dakota Civil War Reunion

Veterans and ex soldiers attended the state encampment at Hot Springs reporting strong turnout from all regions. The opening sessions included the Black Hills encampment, president Tiles G. O Bennett delivering the address and reports on association business as the event began.

Ahis Fternoon Sesai Ai Sane Mi 8 Atic Sant Minne Ander Sr R Deadwe Teaty Sanfed Osborn Yankton Avs. Stewart Hot Springs Canton Pennett W.R. C de Jean Plankinton of Education Sprites Bennett Ia Black Hills Dr. Stewart H. E. Dewey Leach Padre G. G. Bennett Adwood Council of Action H. E. Dewey South Dakata Alate Binelk Hille Tiles G. O. Bennett

Gift of Nongues sect holds woman in trance at Ohio tent

In Fanatics Meeting Alliance Ohio a woman lies senseless for thirty six hours in a tent where prayers and frenzied songs run. Children are kept away after threats. Leader Rev Luplon commands influence over converts as a fringe German dialect woman speaks and urges giving valuables.

S Luplon

Shah’s rebellion crushed. British legation tense in St Petersburg

Teheran dispatch says the Shah’s uprising is being rapidly suppressed. The British legation demands the withdrawal of the Shah’s guards from legation grounds by 6 p.m. Seven leaders who sought refuge there are under guard as troops watch to prevent escape. England warns of serious consequences if the demand is not met.

St, Petersburg Teheran Legation la Hhaille England

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