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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
7
Authorities in Doston Massachusetts probe North End conditions after a woman dies this morning. Officials fear Asiastic cholera could gain a foothold as they conduct an immediate investigation into sanitation and preventive measures.
Arthur Poulson of Watertown alleges a clash with South Dakota National Guard members at Camp Peck over rates for transporting soldiers. He says soldiers dragged him from his car, beat him, dumped him in Lake Kampeska, and damaged his vehicle after confiscating money and valuables. An investigation was ordered and will be reviewed by Governor Vessey.
Havena Cuba July 21. Engineers began the work to lift the Maine from mud with estimates ranging from ten weeks to three months to complete the salvage.
Richmond July 22 Deulah Binford 17 the other woman in the Henry Clay Beattie case testified before a coroner's jury that she would confess to save Beattie if needed She says she has known him since age 12 and is mother to his child at fifteen Beattie shows little concern as questions are asked
Baltimore Maryland July 22 Letters and telegrams of congratulation have been pouring into Cardinal Gibbons mansion where he will celebrate his seventieth seventh birthday tomorrow. He enjoys rugged health and will spend the day quietly at his residence receiving only intimate personal friends.
The article outlines rye and corn stover as feed for cattle and sheep, recommends sowing mixes for better pasture, and stresses the need for gradual diet changes and drought provisions. It covers seed rates, handling methods, and seasonal strategies plus guidance on supplementary and summer pastures.
A South Dakota crop outlook report compiled from multiple sources summarizes field conditions millet corn and soybean prospects for the season. It notes varied expert input and forecasts reflecting regional weather patterns and growing trends.
The Dakota Farmer summarizes two weeks of field reports. South Dakota faces very light small grain crops with some sections failing entirely but flax shows fair to good yields and corn potential is the best ever. North Dakota's overall crop outlook has declined somewhat since the previous briefing.
Reported crowds swell as supporters of the Magon movement rally against the Madero government. Organizers claim growing numbers in multiple cities amid calls for reforms and political change.
Reports from Monterey Texas describe hundreds of former Madero fighters joining the Magonist movement. Advices from Coahuila Durango and San Luis Potosi note spasmodic uprisings near the election period, occurring almost daily.
A compact Chicago column lightly satirizes self pity and social norms. It riffs on wealth, elevators, family secrets, romance, and stubborn men, delivering wry observations about manners and mischief with a playful tone.
The Nays Department will use seven foot high kites to elevate ship wireless antennas, aiming to increase range. Ensign Boynton will conduct experiments aboard the torpedo boat Stringham in Chesapeake Bay area, testing height advantages up to 1000 feet.
In a terse exchange a participant confirms the meeting was dissolved quickly after a motion to adjourn was made. The improvisational dialogue suggests a hasty departure with a humorous claim of mimed action resembling reaching for a razor.
London July 22. A score of England's top advertising men boarded the Celtic for America to attend the International Convention of Advertising in Boston during the first week of August.
The Commercial Tribune of Cincinnati, billed as Ohio's oldest daily, was sold at public auction today by the Hamilton County Sheriff. The action marks the end of the paper's long run in the city.
New York July 22 Ferdinand Pinney Earle promoter of the affinity idea reports discovering a new affinity figure named Dora. Dora is said to be the daughter of a famed architect from Wokingham England.
A periodical revolution on the island ends with the Hayrian Rebels 5 defeating federal forces in a decisive rout. Rebels claim success and establish control amid ongoing tensions.
In Port au Prince Haiti the rebellion nears capture of the capital as General Antone Sicum pledges defense. Foreigners fear looting but expect relief from arriving American warships. State Department confirms deteriorating Haiti situation and relies on naval protection for lives and property.
New York July 22 report describes a short satin tailored coat with a high waistline. The fashion notes highlight popularity of satin tailored costumes and the use of dark shades with pale tints for street dress, balanced by severe outlining.
In a dialog about an engagement ending, a man explains that Miss Sweet believes in fortune telling. She learned she would marry three times, which influenced her decision to avoid him to prevent being first on the list.
Washington July 22 The United States Office of Public Roads has prepared a chart showing about 16 000 miles of trans continental interstate and trunk line roads planned or under construction across the nation The good roads movement spreads from coast to coast enabling travel from Vancouver to Tijana Mexico Montreal to Miami over modern macadamized highways.
John F. Parsons testifies that the sugar trust contributed $10,000 to the 1892 Republican campaign to aid Benjamin Harrison’s election. He argues that preventing capital combinations raises prices and harms the public, urging politicians to recognize this dynamic.
The general offices of the Republic Iron and Steel Company moved from Pittsburg to Youngstown today July 22. The relocation consolidates corporate functions in the Ohio city and marks a significant corporate realignment.
The Monmouth County Kennel Club will stage its fourth annual beach show at the Holywood ground in Long Branch tomorrow. More than 70 entries from famous kennels across the country are expected, with over 1 000 special prizes of value to be awarded.
Falls Junction July 21 An Austin Powder company mill was wiped out by an explosion of unknown origin early today. Employee Charles Hatcher was killed in the blast.
E G Lewis, recently publisher of several women’s magazines and promoter of enterprises in St Louis, indicted by a special grand jury in the U S Supreme Court on fraudulent mail use charges. Held on $5,000 bail. Indictment contains twelve counts alleging he used debenture plans to recover long term securities totaling 7 160 000 dollars from various companies.
A collection of satirical maxims on honesty, governance, business, and drinking. It notes that good men misgovern cities, funny errors find their way into papers, and self harm can come from flawed political actions. The tone mocks candidacy woes and urban administration.
This date recalls 1757 Fort Edward defeat of English by French and Indians. 1785 German alliance formed by Saxony Brandenburg and Hanover. 1793 Roger Sherman dies Newton Massachusetts. 1816 Charlotte Cushman born in Boston. 1840 Canada unions reconnect. 1842 bunk er monument capstone laid. 1878 highway Mexico City to Vera Cruz opened. 1886 Geo A Grant dies Mt McGregor. 1910 Oscar Colquitt nominated for Texas governor.
Early reports from six major Texas cities indicate heavy voter activity today on the proposed constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition. Weather conditions are favorable for ballots casting across the state.
The Hardwick sugar investigation reveals that New York stockholders in the sugar trust were drained of about five million dollars for the Spreckels heirs. Initial Spreckels interests aimed to keep five million, later rising to ten million, with the first purchase linked to Theodore A. Havemeyer H. O. Havemeyer and John E. Searles personally. The outcome charged stockholders an additional five million.
Heavy turnout reported across Texas as a special election proceeds to decide a constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition. Pro and anti groups claim confidence and predict a substantial margin, with results not expected until Monday if the vote is close.
Nearly five hundred religious workers from almost every state and territory in the United States and many parts of Canada attend the Men and Religious Forward Movement conference opening at Silver Stay in Lake George New York.
After an early breakfast and cabinet meeting the president departed the White House at noon bound for Manassas Virginia where he will address Confederate and Union survivors of the Battle of Bull Run later this afternoon.
Minneapolis officials of the Northern Pacific offer rewards totaling 7500 for the capture and conviction of three men who boarded the North Coast Limited between Valley City and Buffalo shot engineer Olson and robbed passengers of jewelry. A conviction of one robber carries a 2500 reward.
Fragmentary historical notes mention a 1770s duel near Philadelphia between Generals Con way and Cadwallader, Mackenzie reaching the Pacific in 1748, a Wellington victory at Salamanca, Napoleon III’s death in 1811, the Victoria Bridge pier beginning in Montreal, Wilder’s skirmish near Chattanooga, and deaths of Alexander H. Rice and George W. Jones listing birthplaces and offices.
London reports Mrs George Keppel once a court favorite under King Edward VII has drawn the ire of Queen Mary and King George V. She is said to be considering leaving England for Paris after the monarchs’ displeasure.
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