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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
8
Winnipeg July 9. An Oak Park local train collided with a street car and trailer, killing Mrs Lawrence Toronto John Urquhart conductor and a 3 year old boy John Lawrence and wounding many others.
Denver residents face a hot wave with electrical storms lowering temperatures. Steam and light fires are deemed necessary in many houses to keep rooms warm and dry amid humid conditions and unsettled weather.
In New York City 60 000 striking garment workers called off a mass meeting amid violence fears. Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor plans to pursue arbitration to resolve the dispute.
Mayor Emil Seidel directed Chief T Janssen to abolish the sale or serving of intoxicating drinks in all places used for immoral purposes. The request, coming from the mayor who also heads the police, is expected to be enforced immediately.
Twenty five thousand Turkish troops left Constantinople today bound for Ellesano on the Turkish Grecian frontier. They march to shield Turkish interests against raiders described as joining the regular Grecian army.
Mason City Iowa July 9 James Qooney a wealthy cattle man of Mitchell G D had his pockets picked while asleep in a chair at his hotel here losing several hundred dollars in cash and checks He was en route to Chapin Iowa.
The item notes an old phrase rats in the garret used before women wore certain hair adornments, as observed by the Oma ha Bee in the period context.
A Newburyport report says Al Phistner of New York plunged three miles into Fium Island river after a spectacular flight ending 75 feet from the air. In Minnesota a Duquette fire threatens the town with loss of three lives and a missing mother and two children.
The Kansas City Times notes the Reno matchup may settle the championship, but the overall race remains undecided, with the path to the title still unclear.
Chicago guard Jeqnardo D hie, 45, an Italian, was fatally wounded by another Italian with a revolver at his own doorway in the early hours. Police suspect a Black Hand motive in the incident.
Beverly Massachusetts July Taft and Judge Pat rik Urant of Boston played golf today marking a return to the links after a spell away from the course.
A Denver editorial muses on public fascination with blood sports and the decline of dueling and gladiatorial fighting. It argues prizefights reveal mystery and moral evolution, noting centuries of bloodlust fade as civilized restraint grows, signaling a triumph over brutal instincts.
Rheims report says Bar oness de la Roche is improving and may recover after an incident in France on July 9. The brief note notes the condition but provides no further details.
Wheat prices rise at Chicago as July opening hits 106 percent, up about three and a half points from yesterday's close. The market shows a strong upward move with the July contract gaining early strength.
Vigalia California July 9 Forest fires menace the Begola forest near here with flames battled by soldiers and rangers. The towering trees reach 300 feet and are claimed as the biggest in the world.
Kermit Roosevelt sailed from Hoboken today to study in Europe and catch up with classes at Harvard after time with his father in Africa.
Jack Johnson left Chicago this afternoon bound for New York to perform in Hammerstein's theater. He traveled with his racing automobile for the event.
Norfolk Va July 9 It is reported that 65000 was taken from the safe of the receiving ship Franklin of the navy during the night No trace of the theft has been discovered as yet
In Rheims July, two new world aviation records were set. A Bleriot machine flown by Mammentine carried two passengers to cover 68 miles in 1 hour 38 minutes, while Auburn piloted an aircraft with one passenger for 64 miles in 1 hour 22 minutes.
San Angeles July 9 Jeffries denies reports that he was drugged and says the fall was caused by the negro’s superior punching, asserting he was knocked out by a punch rather than drugs.
In Rheims France on July 0 Labou chere piloted an Ane toinette machine to fly 214 miles in 4 hours setting a new world record without a stop The previous record stood at 169 miles.
Fola LaFollette, daughter of Senator Robert M. LaFollette, pursued acting from University of Wisconsin roots to touring companies and Ada Rehan tours. Her early stage promise, theatrical leadership, and notable roles hint at a promising future on the stage.
Lillian Mabel Watson three years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Watson, died at 10 30 last night from blood poisoning. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 4 from the family home, conducted by Rev Rontsalainen. Interment in South Lead Cemetery.
Pierre July 9 The Stanley county commissioners set July 16 to decide how to handle multiple petitions seeking county division. The largest petition, backed by Phillip boosters, calls for splitting off over half the county to form Iowa county. Other proposals seek reviving Jackson county in the southwest or Sterling in the northwest, with potential shifts in county seats and railroad access.
A compact proverb contrasts the man who whispers down a well with the climber who secures reward. It suggests effort and visibility influence gains, noting the tree climber may seize opportunities more readily than the quiet observer.
The Omaha Bee notes the banker will reconcile in time to postal savings and questions what they were afraid of, signaling a shift toward confidence and policy acceptance.
Mr O Malley owner of the Smead hotel at Lead left for Oregon after learning his four year old daughter Helen died in Portland. He had rushed there when illness was reported and traveled back toward Crawford Neb after news of the death. The family mourns a beloved child as friends offer sympathy for his loss and the sorrow of separation at death.
In Newark on July 9 the mob dispersed and militia were sent home. The body of Etherington, lynched by a mob, will be sent to his mother for burial. lynchers had promised this before the hanging.
Washington Times reflects on Chief Justice Fuller describing him as a deliberate, studious lawyer whose era differed from today. It contrasts old fashioned solitary reasoning with modern reliance on precedents and outside decisions from many states shaping opinions.
A fragmentary dialogue hints at a male authored memoir about the author’s sole affection. The speakers debate whether it’s a woman’s or a man’s perspective, noting the work is an autobiographical account.
Washington reports James W. Witten special agent says none of the Dakota reservation lands authorized for opening will be disposed of for at least a year due to incomplete surveys and required classifications. Pine Ridge Cheyenne River Rosebud areas await allotments before state school land selections, delaying final disposal.
A new board of control was elected at Chamberlain restoring support for spiked running shoes and aggressive racing. John Latta Pierre heads the board with F J Murphy Mitchell and John Mc Bride Lead as vice presidents Henry Mossman Chamberlain as secretary and A A Grant Yankton as treasurer. The group aims to increase participation from towns and set the next tournament site by bidding process with a typical $1000 hosting fee.
The Universal Aerial Navigation Co., capitalized at five million dollars, plans to build flying machines for passengers and freight. The company filed articles of corporation in Jefferson City Missouri.
A special Commercial club meeting in Murdo South Carolina discussed a U Gault and Co Chicago proposal to build a creamery here. Stock at 100 dollars per share would fund a 5300 dollar facility with equipment and a local butter maker for the first season.
New York July 6 women of the 400 object to delays while Osborn Co. esthetic society fittings employ a dictograph device to summon forewomen and gowns to the reception room. Dressmakers race to complete wardrobes as society matron guests prepare for summer departures to Europe or Newport.
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