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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
3
The schooner Fame from Glouchester was struck and sunk off the Mainé coast by the steamer Boston of the Dominion Atlantié. Thirteen of the nineteen crewmen drowned. four were in a dory and may be rescued. Only John Clark and the steward survived aboard the Fame.
Police offer 600 reward for information about Youss s who vanished from Detroit home on October 14 while headed to Central High School. Described as 18, 5 feet 9 inches, 118 pounds, sandy hair, blue eyes, faint chin dimple, slight eye twitch, slender build, quiet and studious. May have used an alias. last seen wearing a dark blue serge suit and a Wecht golf cap.
Captain Peary aims to sail from New York on the Roosevelt to reach the North Pole by July 1 if needed funds total about 30,000 dollars more. He prefers traditional Arctic methods over air travel, noting ice and weather pose unique challenges unlike flights in warmer climates. The Roosevelt has 15,000 dollars in equipment aboard, with 30,000 more required to outfit the expedition.
The Michigan battleship was launched this morning by the New York Ship Building Company. Mrs Carol Barnes of Newburgh, sponsor, broke the bottle on the deck. The vessel, a flat American warship, measures 450 feet at the water line and 80 feet beam with a 16 000 ton displacement.
The Mogul Mining Company holds its annual meeting on May 16 1900 at 11 a m in Pittsburg Ma and reports 1 099 007 shares represented by proxy. The board is re elected for the year and officers presents financials to stockholders with a formal report dated April 30 1900.
The document details mining activity from June 1907 onwards, noting a shift from steam to electric equipment at Ben Hur, Horseshoe, and Mogul. It reports ore production, daily tonnages, overhaul of infrastructure, new water lines, and ongoing prospecting across multiple shafts and areas.
A tornado struck Alva Oklahoma and adjacent areas May 27 causing multiple deaths and many injuries. Homes and crops were destroyed, and residents provided aid as authorities assess casualties. The number of dead is uncertain though at least four are confirmed.
Commander Quimby and 20 men remain aboard the monitor Florida as the Arkansas battleship shells strike the vessel near Cape Henry and Fort Monroe. Fire concentrates on the dummy masi erected aft of the bridge while shells explode through upper works and turrets.
Washington May 27 a patent asthma remedy analyzed to contain about one third cocaine. The drug company allegedly uses the spray to induce powerful dreams and encourage repeat purchases. During a Pure Food and Drug inspection board hearing counsel defended the maker by citing a church donation, prompting a sharp exchange over tainted money.
May 26 1908 Bryan urged Congress to require public disclosure of all campaign contributions and expenditures. Taft replied confirming support for a bill and noted prior letters to Senator Burrows and public statements favoring passage to curb political corruption.
Extracts from a Baltimore temperance address urge a living virile Christianity. The governor of Indiana calls for intensified conviction and moral courage among leaders and people to confront evil and advance the nation under Christian principles. He stresses the need for consecrated men and women deeply committed to reform and duty.
A sermon-like exhortation frames the struggle as a righteous war against unrighteousness and vice. It urges men and women to join the fight for the Republic, liberty, and moral renewal, praising past sacrifices and urging steadfast resolve against a corrupt foe. It calls for Christian leaders to lead battles and resist corrupt influence.
John D. Rockefeller told reporters on the Pocantico Hills links that women are largely at fault when they work and urged them to become housekeepers instead. He contrasted his mansion construction with a boast of hard labor and thrift, suggesting rules for becoming a golf expert.
Federal grand jury reports an indictment against Free man Knowles publisher of the Lantern for sending obscene literature via the mails. The charges stem from last year’s article on Miss Lillian Davis of Denver and related causes. Additional similar charges are possible.
French President Fallieres left Boulogne after a royal welcome and farewell by fishermen who built a arch of fish barrels. In London he was met by King Edward the Prince of Wales and a large noble assemblage before departure aboard the cruiser Laon Gambetta, with British cruisers guiding him to Dover.
Franklin Pierce, counsel for petitioners seeking Jerome’s removal as District Attorney, charged that Jerome’s continuation in office would bring untold evils to New York. He compared Jerome’s link to the Metropolitan Railway case with ancient Roman court corruption and criticized his role in Insurance cases.
A notice from Wallington reports that Grimahan of Deadwood had his appointment as postmaster confirmed by the United States Senate. The news came by telegraph from Deadwood but confirmation details remain unclear.
New York May 2 Playwright Augustue Thomas to deliver the recording speech for Hryan’s nomination. Secretary Walker of the Progressive Democratic league says the keynote will be Back to the People.
Rapid City financier Mr Price and J Mouston will travel to Rochford to inspect the Standby property. A 100 stamp mill is planned to replace the outdated sixty stamp plant, with funds arranged by mid summer. An older mill will stay in service to process ore from newly opened bodies while a sands retreatment and slimes plant are built. 1,500,600 tons of free milling ore are exposed, valued at about $4 per ton, with tunnels to expand production. Wealthy Chicago investors have shown interest, aiming to boost Rochford into a major western mining camp where operations may continue without pause as the mine expands.
Fourteen people have drowned as floods sweep across Dallas and surrounding areas. Hundreds are missing and total property losses are estimated in the millions. Rescue parties are organized across cities to aid victims and recover remains as waters continue to rise.
Chicago on May 25 Secretary Wilson spoke to meat inspectors about tuberculosis infections in meats. Dr. A B Melvin noted states lack authority to condemn within the same state as the slaughtered animal and outlined procedures to remove infected parts while clearing the remainder for consumption.
Counsel for Evelyn Thaw moved to withdraw the petition to annul the marriage between Evelyn and Clarence Thaw before Referee Day in New York on May 20. The application came amid unsettled proceedings with no full explanation offered by the counsel for Vel Noxbit Thaw.
Police in LaPorte Indiana report evidence of murder found during a search that began this afternoon. The search is for a man named Conte and his wife and children who were sent to Chicago. More remains may be recovered as the investigation continues.
The coroner ordered exhumations from a private graveyard near the pond for Mrs G nose and two children and for Helgelin or Helgeli n. The bodies will be sent to Rush Medical College in Chicago for stomach examinations to determine if Polson caused their deaths.
Poughkeepsie May 2 Justice Merehauser ruled Tim Inaane cannot be held at Matteawan indefinitely, citing possible insanity but not clear danger. Thaw remains in custody with transfer decisions on hold while experts’ testimony is weighed and a future plan is considered.
In Chicago on May 24, Gov Jon Johnson was nominated for the presidency by the Commonwealth University of Chicago during a mock election. Debs led Bryan by about one third of the votes cast.
Fourteen people were swept into the swollen river when a log jam tore past a Texas & Pacific bridge near Dallas. Six were rescued and others are believed to have perished in the floodwaters.
By an opinion of the judges of the court of appeal today the Omaha road was fined $20,000 for granting rights to the Spencer Grain company of Minnesota. LH M Pierce, general agent of the road, was fined as well. The ruling upholds the December verdict.
Report from San Francisco dated May 24 describes Guatemala under its president as engaging in extreme measures to eliminate opponents. Peers arriving on the diner Sai from Guatemala claim a reign of terror with killings proceeding without trial.
Leavenworth May reports a blaze at a Kansas church tied to a scandal involving a choir girl. Fire interrupted by church officials and the pastor Rev. Rh. A. Kidwood, with the incident ending amid controversy and investigation.
The well known actor Peter F. Dally died in Chicago this afternoon after a brief illness. He had a long career in stage and film and was remembered by colleagues for his distinctive voice and screen presence.
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