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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
6
New York City June 23 reports the mayor forgave his second daughter Edith August who eloped with Harry K. Vigut and married in Wilmington Delaware. Her wealthy broker husband and horseman status is noted as part of the tale.
Judge Landis sustains demurrer and rules the National Packing Company indictment illegal. Washington reports Congress spent 1.074 billion dollars with a record 16 000 pages and 10 000 000 words in debate. Congress introduced 27 066 bills in the Senate. memorial laws enacted totaled 136 House and 44 Senate bills.
In Bronx City on June 22 B C Wolcott preached at Mayflower Congregational on If Motherhood Worth While asserting children are not born bad and heredity plays little role. He urged mothers to value and pursue motherhood, offering guidance on childrearing, faith, and shaping a home that fosters strong moral and spiritual foundations.
A reflective plea honors mothers as the heart of family life. It extols board-minded leadership, guiding children to share thoughts, and shaping character mind and body to meet life’s demands. The passage lauds mother as the lullaby and memory that nurture virtue and heroism.
Jas J Jeffries arrives in Manana Springs reports high altitude has not harmed his heart or wind. Johnson expected to arrive tomorrow as arena construction continues.
Lawton Oklahoma June 223 only 14 cars left on the Glidden tour which departed Lawton this morning heading for Oklahoma City a distance of 146 miles
In New York City on June 23 Roosevelt and eight Rough Riders shared a luncheon at the Harvard Club. He told war stories before the party headed to Coney Island. Roosevelt then departed for Oyster Bay.
Plymouth England June 23 After a stormy voyage the American squadron of three battleships in an annual cruise for midshipmen arrived in town and are preparing a program of festivities.
Representative Henry A. Barnhart of Rochester Indiana fainted from heat prostration in the House chamber in Washington. He was moved to recover, with officials stating he will recover.
The Illinois Supreme Court sustains a state law limiting hours for women in factories laundries and mechanical shops. It rules the restriction is constitutional, overriding free contract to protect public welfare and motherhood duties. The ruling reverses a 14 year precedent and marks legal progress.
Attorney R. P. Blewart travelled to Spearfish Saturday night where Judge Rice issued a mandamus against Carrie M. Voight secretary of the Lead School board. The writ requires her to show cause why Benjamini Atone should not be named a candidate for school director and why she refuses to file nomination papers. The mandamus is returnable at 1:80 today before Judge Rice in circuit court.
St Paul report says W. R. Brown, president of the New York Central, warns in a bankers’ address that the United States faces its most serious crisis as national food consumption outpaces production and the country risks losing food for export and even domestic needs.
Abbie Gardner Sharp, sole Spirit Lake massacre survivor, now lives near a log cabin in Iowa. She has recorded her life story on phonograph records for visitors and is planning a Spirit Lake incident pageant at the state fair. Her experiences began when she was 11 and captured by renegade Sioux in 1857.
Official count begun this afternoon in Pierre and to be completed tomorrow. Preliminary tallies show F. F Brinker progressive leading K. G Foster by 64 votes for the nomination.
In Castanea Iowa on June 28 a display store owned by P T Thompson burned out. The blaze started when sun through a plate glass window ignited a display of fireworks. Loss estimated around $1,000 with no insurance.
Portland police arrested Jesse P. Webb and Mrs. Alice Johnson on suspicion of murdering Wm. A. Johnson. His body was found in a trunk at the depot, police believe the murder occurred at a hotel and the corpse placed in the trunk for shipment. Webb had Alaska ties and his partner carried $1000 at arrest.
Denver reports a brakeman named Harry Compton suffered heat exposure while working atop mountain snow lines. He rushed to Denver for treatment and remains in critical condition today June 23, doctors say.
A political column argues for Marilla Ricker as a candidate for governor of New Hampshire, praising her courage, intellect, and independence while contrasting male and female perspectives on rights and punishment. It probes the fairness of capital punishment and political equality under Hughes and Roosevelt regimes.
The passage portrays Marilla as a longtime, steadfast ally of women, defending and loving them for fifty years. It emphasizes her belief in equality for men, noting she sees value in everyday courage and communal sacrifice, and dismisses gendered risk as unnecessary.
Louis Arpan was fatally shot by Elmer Stumbaugh after a dispute over a boundary fence on North Indian Creek near Belle Fourche. Arpan died before evening after two gunshot wounds. Stumbaugh was jailed to await coroner verdict and funeral services for Arpan were planned in St Onge.
Chicago on June 23 the bribery case of Lee O Neill Browne may go to a jury before night. Browne faces charges and the trial stage hinges on prosecutors and defense arguments as the panel weighs evidence.
Five persons are reported dead and nine others seriously injured when cars on a scenic railway toppled. The disaster occurred on a railway line described in the report. Authorities are investigating the cause of the derailment.
In New York City on June 22 two cars on the scenic railway toppled over an embankment and fell fifty feet. Five people were fatally injured and nine others seriously hurt in the likely deadly crash.
Word reached LeMars of a fatal accident at the Charles Stake home where a youth Edw Heimgartner aimed at a man and a bullet struck 5 year old Arnol Wiebking. The boy died hours later and Heimgartner was arrested as neighbors mourn the boy.
Reports to the reclamation service show a heavy flow of homeseekers into Montana, Oregon, and Washington. Many Americans return from Canada while rail expansion opens up 12,000,000 acres in Oregon for settlement. Project lands are rapidly filling with alfalfa fields and new homes as construction accelerates to ready areas for next year.
Hoboken June 23 Port Charleton allegedly confessed to murdering his wife in Lake Como Italy after being arrested on arrival from Mediterranean ports. Police confirm he admitted his identity and case proceeds under U S authorities.
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