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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
2
A United States transport named Indianapolis sank in 20 fathoms of water 18 miles from Manila harbor. The ship struck a log and went down rapidly but every crew member escaped in small boats with no fatalities.
A Rapid City man found dead in the city jail is identified as Peter Hagenson. He carried an May 29 ID ticket and was sent out by Clapp Nostrom Riley of Chicago bound for Belle Fourche. Authorities say he appeared intoxicated and unbalanced, with no clear motive for stopping in Rapid City. A separate account describes a man seeking protection from alleged pursuers on the Pierre Rapid City trek, later saying he was the last laborer bound for Belle Fourche.
The Rev William J Kerby of the Catholic University of America told Catholics at Madison Avenue that the church endorses labor unions. He defended union organizing as vital and beneficial, arguing unions perform concrete work socialism cannot readily achieve and should be welcomed by the church.
Rome June 2 Pope Pius X marked his seventy six years and received many callers amid unusual enthusiasm reported by the Rome press contemporaries describe the visit as lively and cordial.
F L Cook urges readers to consider Spearfish South Dakota State Normal School for future teaching or business careers. He highlights buildings costing about 175000 dollars, expert faculty, broad training, ample facilities, low costs, and strong library resources, inviting inquiries and catalog requests.
Funeral for ex Governor John H. Mickey will be held Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church in Osceola Nebraska. Politicians from across the state are expected to attend.
Senator Cummins, returning home to Iowa, stated that as amended the railroad bill would receive his vote and those of progressive Republicans who opposed the original draft. He praised the amendment placing burden of proof on railroads in rate hearings and noted the bill as a step forward despite flaws. The Iowa senator highlighted expurgation of traffic agreements and mergers as a positive change.
New York June 2 aviation prizes aggregating 215000 are now hung up for aeroplane flights between the different cities. The people of the country will seek many flights during the summer months.
Mothers and women pressed to enter the St Louis courtroom as Dora E Doxey testified in her murder case against Elder. Experts testified for hours while Doxey tearfully described morphine’s grip on her life and denied conspiring to kill Elder. Acquittal could bring a $250 weekly offer to go on stage.
Japanese ambassador Prince Fushimi to King Edward’s funeral arrived in New York with their party and were welcomed on their way back to Japan.
John A. Dix grandson of the late Dix was chosen state chairman of the Democrats in New York. He succeeds William J. Conners who retires as a result of the deal between himself and Tammany chief Charles F. Murphy.
Butte Montana June 2 William Somers deputy sheriff from Lead South Dakota was attacked by several men in front of the Southern hotel Saturday night. He lies at the Butte hotel with a serious head wound but is not in critical condition. Somers says he will speak to newspapers when he has recovered. Emmett Grady the prisoner was liberated at the scene.
A dozen conspirators in Tokyo have been arrested on charges of a plot to assassinate Katsura and other cabinet members. Authorities withheld details. the group reportedly possessed bombs.
London report says Chinese revolutionists warned foreign legations yesterday of an imminent anti dynasty uprising and serious danger to all foreigners, issued by missionary societies and branches of Chinese business houses.
President Taft told graduates of Ohio Northern College in Ada on June 3 that the nation’s rapid growth in the last decade will slow, forecasting a decade of reaction and financial stringency. He urged young men to pursue politics and science while denouncing muckrakers and radical critics.
In St Louis on June 3 the Doxey murder trial will go to the jury this afternoon following closing arguments. The case centers on a fatal shooting and involves key testimony from prosecutors and defense witnesses. The verdict could hinge on whether the evidence proves intent beyond a reasonable doubt.
Washington reports Senator J P Dolliver of Iowa returned home from Mt Vernon to find doors locked and no keys. After a brief search he climbed a rear window using a improvised tool and entered his apartment, recalling a Vermont example of a similar act by Kettredge Haskins.
President Taft left Washington for Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania Ada Ohio Monroe Michigan Jackson Detroit Michigan on a multi state trip.
Chinese secret societies in San Francisco move large shipments of arms and munitions to China in support of revolutionary groups opposing the Manchu regime. Dispatches detail illicit cargo and suspected networks operating from the city.
Denver firemen suffer multiple injuries as a blaze gutting the International Harvester warehouse causes substantial damage estimated at 100000 dollars.
The Senate adopted a Burton resolution instructing the Interstate Commerce Commission to report full details on proposed rate increases and provide one hundred samples showing how leading commodities would be affected. Senator La Follette announced he will speak on the subject tomorrow.
Washington June 3 Democrats and insurgents adopt a resolution clarifying that none of the $100000 appropriated in the sundry civil bill for anti trust prosecutions may be used against labor organizations. Stalwarts vote against the measure.
In Gravesend New York a tragic racing accident occurred as jockey Fred Langan was killed when his horse Stalwart Lad fell during the closing race. The incident left three horses in a chain reaction with Langan crushed under the fallen mount.
In Us kiab prison Berlin a Turkish soldier named Affa hanged himself while awaiting punishment for refusing to participate in his father’s execution by firing squad.
The post office department issued an order creating 12 new rural routes in South Dakota to begin July 1. The routes include Belvidere Draper Presho Yale Sisseton Rockham 1 and 2 Redfield Kadoka Milltown Selby and Philip.
Webb City Missouri June 3 Charles Wilson arrested for murder in the first degree accused of whipping Mary Lee’s two year old child severely last Wednesday the baby died the following day authorities say.
John Oberweiser is dead after an altercation over a dog fight in Billings Montana. Walter K Scott is charged with Oberweiser’s murder for striking him during the dispute triggering the fatal blow.
The Oaks stakes worth 30000 dollars were won by Bir William Bass with Rosedroy second. Eleven starters competed in Epson England in June.
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors prepare for memorial services next Sunday at their hall. The program includes ritualistic services, a Baptist male quartet, music by Mrs. MacSloy, and an address by Royal Neighbors state deputy Mrs. J. B. Swetman of Lead. They will then proceed to the cemetery to decorate graves.
In St Louis on June 4 former Governor Joseph W Folk declared his Democrat nomination bid for the presidency. He urged stamping out graft and corruption and eliminating special favors while promoting tariffs revenue and a just income tax. He called for regulating public utilities rates and continuing the Monroe doctrine to expand American trade.
San Francisco June 3 The world boxing champion Jeffries offered the proceeds of the Jeffries Johnson fight amounting to about a quarter million dollars to charity if Governor Gillette can show any fakery in the event.
Report notes Nevada locals view the upcoming prize fight as a secondary matter while interest centers on the prospect and potential rewards. The article emphasizes local priorities and public attention shifting toward economic opportunities tied to the event.
An unnamed astronomer chooses not to publish hopes or forecasts, avoiding the need to substantiate claims. The decision emphasizes caution over public assertion.
An unclear clipping notes a group referenced as Yankees with machine guns being sent to pursue a mission. It mentions honoring Ley and a June date with a ceremony at Estraca elevation, implying a military display or parade context.
In Wyoming on June 3 a clash between soldiers and six police officers erupted after the death of Private Frank Carroll of the Second Artillery. Two dozen shots rang out as officers retreated to a station house besieged by crowds. Several soldiers were wounded and hurried away while local cavalry from Fort Russell arrived to quell the disturbance.
Chicago June 2 Frank Gotch Humboldt Iowa retained the championship by throwing Stanislaus Zbyscka twice in short order. The first fall used a hair Nelson and bar lock keeping them on the mat six and a quarter seconds. The second fall ended in twenty six seconds with a bar arm hold and wrist lock. The match paid twenty five thousand dollars and Gotch announced plans to retire while still champion.
Des Moines June 2 Attorney General Webb Byers and the state railroad commissioner Palmer Eaton telegraphed Attorney General Wickersnam asking to include all Iowa points in the rail injunction suit. The case now covers Missouri river points only.
Miller 8 D June 2 report says women candidates for county superintendent of schools have adopted Votes for women. Two women run on each party ticket and campaign across fields and shops. One climbed an elevator ladder to reach carpenters. one man pledged to vote for each of the four women.
Attorney General Wickersham oversees actions aimed at checking expected rate increases from Chicago and St. Paul and other Western points as part of a broad, ongoing enforcement effort.
Lieu tenant Peary spoke at Marlborough House in London to King George about the north pole discovery on June 2, describing his Arctic expedition and the voyage that crossed the polar barrier with details of the encounter and route.
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