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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
5
From Badajoz Spain dispatches report mutiny in the Portuguese army with insufficient guards for the royal palace. They confirm a threatened abdication of King Manuel and the elevation to the throne of the Duke of Oporto, brother of the late King Carlos.
Hugh Morrison of the Morrison mine reports a six foot ore vein last week in Dillon Wyoming containing about 20 dollars in gold and over 60 percent copper per ton. The discovery has caused much excitement locally.
Rock Springs Wyoming June 10 Peter 17 months old son of Charles Spence was run down by a fire wagon as he played in the street. The driver turned to order children off the rear and the child toddied into the wagon’s path and died instantly.
In Upton Wyoming on June 10 William Jenkins collected a $100 reward plus about $25 in bounty after shooting and killing One Toe the infamous wolf that had terrorized livestock for years. The wolf resisted traps and poison before Jeannine opened fire and killed it on the second shot.
Washington June 10 The postal savings bill cleared the House by 196 to 101 with all present Republicans voting yes and 25 Democrats in support. It creates a trustees board including the postmaster general secretary of the treasury and attorney general to designate post offices as savings banks. Maximum per person deposits 509 dollars, accounts open with one dollar, two percent interest. Savings funds to be deposited in local state and national banks with a 0.25 percent interest paid by banks.
A lone bandit boarded an FEI Paso and Southwestern train near Carizonna in Dalhart Texas on June 10 and herded passengers into the superintendent's private car. He took all money and jewelry and escaped with a large but undetermined haul.
The Bureau of Statistics reports nine month revenue from the Payne-Aldrich tariff at 262,110,814 dollars, the highest for a like period. Merchandise admitted value reaches 601,630,760 dollars, a record.
About three hundred rough riders assembled in St Louis on June 11 to board a special train to New York. They will join Colonel Roosevelt for the journey to meet him and participate in the events surrounding his visit.
Wasta will serve as gateway to the White Owl country 40 to 80 miles north until the Northwestern and Milwaukee lines reach the area. The post office department awarded a contract for hauling mail between Wasta and White Owl to Tom Cox of White Owl, with schedules to reverse after July 1. Governor Vessey was renominated as Egan telegraphed congratulations.
Iowa voters returned eight progressives and three standpatters in Tuesday’s congressional races. Complete county returns and name assignments follow with candidates in each district and noted margins for notables.
In Washington, Senator Dixon of Montana urged $20 monthly pensions for Bull Snake and Old Coyote, Crow Indians wounded in Crook’s Rosebud fight 34 years ago. A committee had recommended $12, but Dixon argued the two veterans endured 84 years without any pension or reward. The Senate approved Dixon’s higher rate.
Kansas City Mo June 10 Robi Davis colored was hanged in the county jail at 9 o clock this morning. He was convicted of killing a 17 year old negro boy and claimed self defense to the end.
Reports from Milan detail a missing American couple three days after their departure, with police seeking leads. In Washington, D. C., a census statistician questions extreme longevity, citing Noah Raby as a disputed 131 year old case and noting unreliable age claims in official records.
The piece cites Dr. Wilbur advocating broader inclusion of centenarian death details in Maine and Massachusetts reports to better determine maximum human life span. It also presents General Kelfer’s figures on fatalities across American wars, highlighting battle losses in the Revolution, Civil War, War of 1812, and Mexican War and noting Gettysburg casualties.
In New York on June 10 the jury in the Charles R. Heike sugar import fraud conspiracy case started weighing evidence as Judge Martin delivered the charge. Heike faces charges tied to alleged illicit sugar imports and related schemes.
Congressman Dalzell travels from Washington to Pittsburgh amid fraud charges over 25 precincts while his opponent Black cites fraud in 63 districts. Commissioners will count ballots in 90 districts and Dalzell leads by 2,052 votes.
A tornado struck Pine Bluff and nearby areas killing four people. It unroofed many buildings and caused about 1,000,000 dollars in cotton crop damage. Wires were down and the city remained without light and power.
Helena Montana June 10 The mayor and seven aldermen are in contempt of court for removing police officials. They are hunted by the sheriff and if found will be jailed until they reinstate the officers.
In Kansas City on June 11 Dr. John Marshall professor of chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania argued in federal court that bleached flour is not harmful.
Cleveland Ohio June 10 Fred R Rice 23 owner of an automobile forge loses control at 60 mph his car crashes through the Superior street viaduct gates and falls 90 feet to a pile of wreckage below the street end.
The grand jury returned 42 indictments against the Western Union Telegraph company for bucket shop law violations. Two bucket shop men were also indicted in Washington D C on June 10.
Pony Mont June 10 During a baseball game at Ennis freak lightning struck a parasol held by Mrs M F Buck. Five men and four women fell to the ground. Mrs Buck was seriously injured but expected to recover. A dog near her died. elsewhere in Salmon Elmer Rankin and Arthur Malcomb were killed by lightning under a tree in the park.
Washington June 10 The House paused as regular members filed past Walter I. Smith's desk to congratulate him on his nomination in Iowa's ninth district.
Marshalltown Iowa June 9. No charges yet against Raymond Hartley in the killing of his parents Mr and Mrs James Hartley and brother Earl found in the family home five miles south of Van Cleve. Sheriff Nicholson cites circumstantial clues including blood stained overalls and hat. Hartley admits blood but says it came from killing chickens. He feared alibi proof would fail due to unknown hour. A Staynes family alibi places him at the Staynes home from 8 30 Sunday night to 12 20 Monday.
Morning finds Hartley son unaware of danger then discovers mother dead in lounge and brother in kitchen. Neighbors summon aid as elder Hartley lies in basement beside two cows and a litter of puppies with a gas pipe nearby. Raymond Hartley cites a saddled horse as a puzzling detail while Mayor Bollenbacher acts as coroner and empanels a jury.
Princeton Kentucky June 10 Judge Robinson a key witness in the Hopkinsville night rider trials was shot from ambush and killed after allegedly receiving a warning to flee the country.
Washington announces a possible final agreement on the administration railroad bill by Monday or Tuesday of next week. Attorney General Wickersham and conferees reached a tentative accord on long and short haul provisions combining Senate and House amendments. Taft favored immediate effect of the rate increase rather than the 60 day delay.
San Antonio reports a looming labor crisis as workers in the Panama Canal zone protest rock slides in the Culebra cut. They demand higher wages and better inducements to remain, fearing dangerous conditions and stalled progress.
Officials of the American Sugar Trust set August 30 for sentencing of Charles R. Helke secretary and Ernest W. Bebracht superintendent for the Williamsburg refinery. Minor offenders will be jailed today.
Beverly Massachusetts June 11 President Tafts staff of executive officers arrived here today a month earlier than the same group did in the previous year.
Large crowds gathered in Calais as the salvage of drowned sailors from the submarine accident in the English Channel began. Spectators smashed moving picture machines and mobbed photographers while the deceased were found to have drowned instantly.
The note says commendation may not boost income but offers significant lift to drooping spirits, highlighting morale value over monetary gain.
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