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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
5
The Mount Etna eruption at Catania intensifies as six new craters form inside the mountain. Thousands lose homes as lava floods valleys and streams toward the city. Mol ten lava fifty feet deep and half a mile wide advances down the southern slope at high speed. This is described as the most destructive eruption of modern times.
Louis R. Glavis through attorney Brandeis demands Ballinger be recalled to testify this afternoon before the congressional probe. Arguments unfold as Vertrees objects claiming cross examination by the prosecution. The committee will rule on Ballinger's call in executive session.
Chicago March 25 Senators LaFollette of Wisconsin and Beveridge of Indiana will address a gathering under the Illinois Woodman Social club in Chicago tomorrow night The event aims to start an insurgent campaign in Illinois Beveridge will speak on The Mississippi Valley and LaFollette on Representative Government Organizers insist the selection is due to their prominence in the order, not politics
Buffalo Gap reports a four day forest fire regionwide with 26000 acres burned including Martin Valley ranch range. Nearby hay losses and county properties threatened as residents fled. Special trains from Hot Springs aided fire crews and National Guard units assisted before the blaze was brought under control.
The origin of the blaze is unknown as Buffalo Gap residents and ranchers fought a fierce wind driven fire. F M Stewart, secretary of the Stock Growers Association, reportedly lost about 1600 acres of range. The day featured the worst wind in years hampering efforts.
Washington dispatch reports the House accepted the new Rules Committee members after nominations by party caucuses. The action sets the panel’s lineup for the legislative session.
The Roosevelt family began a daylight journey twelve miles by canals and sand cars to Memphis southwest of Cairo to visit the tombs of Sakkarra and the temple of bulls. Ambassador Straus accompanied them.
Cincinnati March 26. After a total failure to adjust differences, all negotiations are called off. Miners' leaders announce a general strike likely to begin April 1 in Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. Committees are dissolved.
Reports say two men were injured at the Homestake mine on separate incidents. Frank Harker, 19, of Central, suffered fatal injuries at the DeSmet mill after a belt entanglement. His death was confirmed at Lead hospital soon after.
Atherton March 24 Weston, refreshed and recovered from the heat, resumed his walk in New York early today, moving ahead of schedule and continuing his journey with renewed pace.
Prospectors arriving in San Francisco report the death of David Eldredge nephew of the National Sewing Machine Company president. His ragged diary describes day by day suffering from threat and starvation on a desert trek from Hellevide, Illinois, with the final note All in I can go no further.
Bridgeport notes a birthday for Frances Jane Crosby Van Alstyne known as Fanny Crosby ninety as the King's Daughters Circle honors her. Blind since infancy she taught at the Institute for the Blind and wrote thousands of hymns with many pen names. Her famous works include Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Jesus Keep Me Near the Crags.
Dr. Dunham of Sioux Falls rushed to the Marshalltown wreck and used whiskey morphine and improvised splints and bandages from sheets and Pullman car linens. He described seeing many dead and injured and learned a farmer's wife and daughter had died in another car as the man mourned their loss.
Boston March 26. George Coleman the confessed Cambridge City bank looter of $260,000 still has a trusted ally in the case. It was announced today that Mame Hightower, daughter of Matthew Hightower of Kansas City, will marry the defaulter before his trial.
Lord Montagu of Beaulieu presents a psychological theory on why women elope with chauffeurs. He argues passion for action and control in drivers excites the feminine mind, comparing it to captains and actors, noting historical echoes and the lure for those with leisure but little cash seeking heiresses.
Suspected of foul murder in Washington state looms as William Gohl faces a charge of murdering sailor Charles Hedberg. The case ties to robberies and a series of sailor deaths linked to ship crews in the Puget Sound region. The Hedberg body showed signs of murder and robbery as Hoffmann’s fate remains unknown.
Reports describe the arrest of a man named God following liquor aided boasts of multiple murders. A striking tale claims he robbed two sailors paid off, marooned them on a sand bar, and left them to drown as tides rose. Pierre, March 25. County auditors gather, real estate valuations debated, with some increases and local variations.
Firemen search the ruins after twelve people died in the Fish & Co. building collapse. Margaret Wilson is missing. Chief Horan doubts any more deaths. Lee Stoebel is held on charges of manslaughter for starting the fire with a cigar lighter. Managers, lessees, and the city building department blamed for lack of fire escapes.
Bud Stevens stands charged in Lebeau 8 D December 11 1909 shooting of Dode McKenzie at Durran s saloon. State evidence portrays motive over discharge from McKenzie Cattle Co. Stevens allegedly warned McKenzie and Jim Burr before drawing a gun and firing four shots. Witnesses place Stevens at the bar and describe the fatal sequence as premeditated. Jury drawn from distant farmers with extensive voir dire. depositions from Texas and Colorado discussed.
Grand jury indicts William Brand Charles Stewart John Klein Joseph Wasson and Hugh Verguaon former city council members for receiving 102 500 from six Pittsburg banks tied to passage of bank depositories. Miss Finkelstein dies in Chicago fire and at least twelve are feared dead.
New Orleans report says General Gordon plans tonight to sail with forces to Nicaragua, claiming 600 men recruited and 260 000 dollars to aid revolutionists. The notice also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a one thousand dollar reward offer for cure failures.
Advertises land purchases including relinquishments deeded lands and railroads with flexible prices under conditions. Fisher Land Lease and Insurance Agency of Redfield invites exchanges of income paying residences for deeded lands and notes reasonable offers.
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