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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
6
New York sees a coalition of railroad material manufacturers and railroads plan a meeting to oppose rate hikes. Wall Street firms led by J P Morgan & Co push shippers to withdraw suits against Western roads to curb tariff increases. Local commissions within 76 miles of New York mobilize resistance to transportation rate rises.
Murdo South Dakota June 4. Murdo starts a cement block factory led by promoter C M MacDousell. A work crew produces blocks and bricks for building with a first project a 25 by 45 foot two story basement building to demonstrate product quality. Murdo Commercial band reorganizes with renewed practice and new players.
Experts from Colorado and Europe say Stevens county tungsten properties will become world leading in 12 months. The Germania mine in Cedar Canyon near Springdale is producing well. Tungsten King near Deer Park will ship in days, and Baird Harrison will ship this year. Ore grades reach 68 to 44 percent tungsten acid. Two cars of 563 tons yielded over $30,000, sent to Krupp in Essen for tungsten lamp use. Colorado previously led US production. Stevens county deposits are larger and richer.
In a discussion from June 3 Derek Mich notes Iowa farmers own more cars than any state but cites H A Wetmore of Sioux City saying South Dakota has the brightest auto future. Wetmore, visiting the Hudson factory in De Witt, says South Dakota farmers are wealthier and buying cars as land values and crops rise, signaling a shift in automotive sales momentum.
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Sherri Farrell arrived with Hd. F. Smith who begins a twenty year sentence at hard labor for the murder of Herman Holcomb at Gillette Crook county eight months ago.
William W. Moore general manager of the Rapid City Black Hills & Western Railroad returns from an eastern trip and says the railroad will extend into the Wyoming coal fields. He plans preliminary work immediately after the June high water season and a surveying party will begin by early July, with the extension expected to reach near Worland, Wyoming.
Buffalo Bill Cody returns to the West on a farewell tour seen as aging yet iconic by eastern readers. He embodies the frontier for today’s youth, though his mythic Indian fights fade with time and travel by rail becomes routine.
The exchange centers on a headline about Gatun dam safety. Grandma protests the language while Me Jones defends it, arguing the phrase reflects news language. The scene unfolds at a table where a family reads headlines aloud.
The Hyde jury reached a verdict that contradicts the public forecast, aligning with the earlier expectation that jurors would diverge from the crowd. The decision defies speculative projections and reflects independent deliberations by the panel.
Mrs Dora E Doxey, just acquitted of murder of Elder, is rearrested on a bigamy warrant after giving bonds this morning. Additional warrants allege perjury. Her attorney asserts drugged state under Dr Doxey's care caused her actions.
In Cheyenne Wyoming a riot left three soldiers wounded two critically, with unarmed troops allegedly fired on by local police. Public sentiment condemns the officers and military authorities pledge full investigation and punishment. Mayor Cook orders a civil inquiry as Fort Russell troops stay away to avoid clashes.
Raymond F. Beste and Miss Alice Griswold married at the Catholic parsonage in Vermillion South Dakota at 2 pm The couple will travel to Meade County to settle on her homestead where she will complete residence The match grew from a homestead acquaintance and Griswold is a trained nurse formerly based in Sioux City
Missouri paper warned it would publish the young man seen with his sweetheart's head on his shoulder unless he paid. Twenty seven young fellows paid a dollar, and editors report letters from two or three more promising payment when in town.
Barbers weigh decorating ceilings with pictures as an appealing alternative to plain walls, aiming to brighten shops and attract patrons.
Mary A Bishop of Riverside Street Rap i City says kidney trouble improved greatly after using Deans Kidney Pills recommended by a friend. She endorses the remedy and notes the product is sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Bullalo NY.
Mrs Vera Prosser of Seattle sought divorce after claiming her estranged husband kissed her in a Great Northern compartment sleeper. He contends a man assaulted her and denies the charge. The case unfolds from Libby Montana on June 4.
Pekin reports foreigners flee to the coast for protection as Prince Chun plans to quell an uprising feared larger than the Boxer outbreak. U S Minister Calhoun is alarmed as the government sends fifteen additional ships.
Tecumseh Nebraska June 4 A pair of parents Mrs and Mrs Lawrence Morrissey claim a record of fifteen children. The Morrisseys married in 1876 and have fourteen living children with eleven sons and four daughters. The oldest is 31 and the youngest 5. Four children are married and there are seven grandchildren. The family attends St Andrews Catholic church and their daughter Mary once taught school.
The Guild prepares a food sale led by Mrs Gandolfo Mrs De Mouth and Mrs McCandless. Coffee and sandwiches will be served all afternoon until 6 o'clock. A special supply of bread and rolls will be on hand.
Chauncey L Wood of Rapid City will give the funeral address for Freeman Knowles. Two extra coaches will run on the 1 30 Northwestern train from Lead to accommodate attendees, with a Lead delegation expected to attend.
An earthquake in Santiago, Cuba wrecked buildings and twisted pavement. Two were killed and many injured as residents fled toward Havana.
President Taft departed Detroit at 8 this morning for Monroe to unveil the General Custer statue. He welcomed the railroad bill passage by the Senate and on returning to Washington plans to push conservation legislation.
Washington D C June 4 The Senate passed the railroad bill with only twelve dissenting votes all Democrats The measure preserves the court of commerce and adds a five judge panel in Washington with powers coordinated to the federal circuit court The long and short haul rules are amended to allow higher short haul charges with ICC consent and prevent lower rates that would destroy water competition The bill becomes law sixty days after presidential signature
President Taft lands in Monroe greeted by Governor Warner and Senators Smith Burrows. The procession follows to St Marys Catholic college and a parade is reviewed. Mrs George Custer unveils a statue of her husband and Taft lauds him as a soldier.
Chicago June 4. Democratic leader Lee O Nell Brown was surrendered by his bondsmen Alderman John Powers to the sheriff. A writ of habeas corpus by Judge Scanlan tested Cook County court jurisdiction amid the Lorimer bribery scandal.
Missouri Attorney General Major announces quo warranto actions to eject the beef trust from the state. The move targets 26 companies controlled by the trust as part of a broader antitrust effort.
Judge McPherson of the federal court named receivers for the Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern interurban on application by Old Colony Trust company holder of a 3 million dollar mortgage.
Government forces defeated the Madriz army at Rama after failing to capture Bluefields. About 100 Madriz soldiers were killed and 400 wounded. Estrada expects recognition by the United States soon.
A humorous reflection suggests marriage need not fail with more than one person. An optimist and a pessimist weigh payday outcomes, showing how daily choices can tilt personal outlooks.
A thousand cowboys in matching regalia will escort former President Roosevelt from Grand Junction to Delta next September. The event, organized by the Colorado Livestock Association, promises a frontier ride to honor Roosevelt during his West visit, with riders sourced from the Western Slope and fully mounted in uniform attire.
Madrid reports the public fears for King Alfonso’s health following his return from the late King Edward’s funeral. It is believed he may suffer catarrhal and pulmonary troubles.
Washington June 4 62 senators back John A Holmes for head of the Bureau of Mines but Secretary Ballinger Speaker Cannon and other leaders oppose him as a Garfield man. A big row is anticipated as Taft faces a conflicting Interior Department stance.
The Scandinavian-American liner United States bound for New York with about a thousand passengers ran aground off Christiana Norway on June 4. Passengers were removed from the vessel and the crew reported all lives saved.
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