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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
7
Brick plant in South Dakota offers pressed brick that is hard and durable and suited for construction. If lumber dealers cannot supply, buy direct with estimates showing a six or seven room bungalow at about 250 dollars, with samples and prices available by mail.
Rapid City reports rapid growth of the Dakota Plaster company using a gypsum vein 1,800 feet long and 60 feet wide to produce plaster for shipment to the Pacific coast. With 240 tons daily and $160,000 capital, the firm plans a new mill as orders surge. Officers include President Joseph Jay, VP B L Allender, Treasurer H W Hinrichs, Secretary Karl E Winter.
Greensboro North Carolina has adopted the commission form of government. James A Reed the United States senator elect from Missouri will speak at the Kansas Democrat banquet in Topeka on February 22. Baltimore is under consideration for the next democratic national convention. Fourteen presidential candidates were named in that city. Oregon legislature again votes to submit women's suffrage to voters despite previous defeats.
Joseph T. Robinson, representative from Arkansas, plans to run for the Democratic nomination for governor next year. Kentucky's Democratic state executive committee orders a May primary for the U S Senate nomination. Campaign offices for Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio are set up in Cincinnati.
Vernon, Jennings County Indiana, the state is believed to have a charter governed town under the Indiana constitution of 13816. With about five hundred inhabitants it elects a mayor and officials like larger cities. Congressman Ben Johnson has withdrawn from the Democratic gubernatorial nomination race in Kentucky.
Dublin February 24 The meat Rev John Baptist Crosler was enthroned Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland succeeding Dr Alexander. The ceremony drew a full cathedral with dignitaries in full robes. Crosler, 58, educated at Trinity College Dublin, ordination in 1876, became chaplain to the Lord Lieutenant in 1893 and has lately resided at Belfast as bishop of Down and Connor.
Rev. Dr. Roger Israel was consecrated as the first bishop of the Erie diocese in St. Luke’s church Scranton. Bishops Tuttle Talbot Whitehead Slyde Darlington and Tucker attended with Dr. Israel a Baltimore native and Dickinson College graduate serving 18 years at St. Luke’s. He has led Pennsylvania church affairs nearly three decades and sits on the General Theological Seminary commission and Philadelphia Divinity School as overseer.
St. Petersburg reports Europe stands at the edge of a battle against anarchists. Russian officials cite agent reports across Europe and England, noting England's sheltering fugitives has hampered past efforts. They foresee a united front to stamp out anarchistic crime and describe renewed coordination among conspirators in London, Barcelona, and elsewhere.
Alleged medical claim touts Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy from J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. The ad asserts the product cures Catarrh by direct action on nasal passages and promises refunds if it fails, urging readers to buy by mail order and test its efficacy.
Chicago reported a pre arranged duel between James Gallago and Thomas Hinkey led to Gallagher being shot in the abdomen after they paced off twenty steps and fired. Gallago is dying and Hinkey is under arrest as police label the incident a duello gone wrong.
A bill in both houses aims to create a Bureau of National Parks and Monuments uniting control of parks and reservations under one agency. Taft, Interior officials, and a planned commission would oversee a $756,000 maintenance appropriation and future nationwide park planning.
The Department of Superintendents, largest of 18 National Education Association departments, gathered in Mobile with about ten thousand attendees. Secretary Irwin Shepard of Winona Minnesota oversees a three day program combining business and pleasure. Attendees will visit Mardi Gras events in New Orleans and Tuskegee Institute before returning home.
In Cordova Alaska a bi movement advocates annexing Alaska to Canada arguing Washington does not relieve territorial burdens and that joining Canada offers hope. Mass meetings are planned and organizers intend to ask Congress to sever ties with the United States and align with Canada.
Ellen Terry ends her American tour and will be honored at a farewell dinner at the Hotel Astor tonight. Notables speaking include Joseph H. Choate Mrs. Patrick Campbell and Kate Douglas Wiggin. Mrs Terry sails home Saturday.
Washington February 23 The South Dakota delegation expects President Taft to bypass Jas J Elliott for the district judgeship left by John B Carland. Senator Gamble favors Elliott while Crawford has named other lawyers as fit. Elliott faces strong bar support and bitter opposition over perceived political motives.
The Pittsburg Athletic Club formally opened its new $1,500,000 building, hailed as the finest and best equipped in the nation.
Elaborate arrangements are set for the consecration of Dr. Roger Israel as the first bishop of the new Protestant Episcopal diocese of Erie. The ceremony will be held tomorrow at St. Luke's church in Scranton.
Denver Feb 23. Colorado and Utah power companies holding water sites in forest reserves may face federal court action for alleged law violations. The issue concerns sites occupied in reserve lands and plans to vacate or defend taken positions.
The Buckeye Press Association, including editors of Ohio weekly publications, opened its annual session in Manafield on February 23. The meeting will run through tomorrow with members gathered to discuss industry topics and exchange views.
Judson Marshall aged 78 in Watertown New York is dying at home. He was the last survivor among the twenty honorary pallbearers at Abraham Lincoln's funeral.
Figures show Viennese killed themselves at about four daily, 667 for the year, with 891 attempted cases. Four death by own action clubs are found, including youths. over 100 victims were under 19. Motives include love troubles, family issues, and poverty.
Charles Francis Adams of Massachusetts delivered the principal address at George Washington University’s winter convocation in Washington D C. The ceremony in the new Masonic Temple included the conferring of degrees on nearly one hundred graduates and students.
Lord Minto, former viceroy of India and governor general of Canada, was awarded the freedom of the city of London at a Guildhall ceremony. He attended a luncheon hosted by the Lord Mayor with many notable guests present. Washington, Feb 23. Western railroads were found guilty by the Interstate Commerce Commission of discriminating against Utah fruit growers in favor of Pacific coast shipments, ordering a material reduction to North Dakota points.
Savannah Ga Feb 23 A monument to soldiers who fell at Savannah was unveiled with ceremonies and a large crowd. Georgia National Guard companies and sailors from the Yamacraw participated in the pageant as a leading feature of the day's program.
Cheyenne Feb 23 Wyoming may legalize boxing matches conducted by clubs with licenses issued by the city or county where the club is located. The legislature has passed a law awaiting Governor Carey’s approval.
Custer South Dakota ranchers alarmed by herd law enforcement. With free range restricted they fear losses in stock. At a Saturday meeting Deerfield residents raised funds to hire legal talent to seek relief.
Des Moines Indiana February 23 The senatorial deadlock continues as today results show Deemer eight, Ken you four percent, Porter sixty one, Wallace one.
The committee to organize a new political party met at the state house and named a publicity trio Mra Hipple Pierre Mra J M Cole and Mra Florence Jeffries Fort Pierre. They plan to launch a state paper in government on the next step and note women can hold many state offices, boosting the movement.
Pensacola hosts the annual Florida State Bar Association gathering with nearly two hundred lawyers and jurists attending. President Jefferson B. Browne of Key West called the session to order. proceedings continue tomorrow.
In New York City the China Phi Psi fraternity opens its seventieth annual convention at the Hotel Astor with Elbridge T. Gerry presiding. Graduates from nearly 160 colleges attend as sessions run through the week and a memorial for the late Melville W. Fuller is planned.
Cincinnati report says George B. Cox, president of the Cincinnati Trust Co and GOP leader, faces potential contempt for criticizing the grand jury that charged him with perjury. He posted $1,000 bond for his appearance.
Alton Hoover was executed by hanging at 10 15 this morning in the county jail in Erle Pennsylvania He faced the gallows bravely and was pronounced dead ten minutes later The execution capitalized on a man’s crime earlier this year in Erle county city news record
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