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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
2
Paris reports on April 28 that thirty thousand French troops will be dispatched to Morocco to aid the garrison already there in suppressing rebels. It is feared Colonel Bremond and his entire regiment have been annihilated near Rozelmax amid escalating conditions in northern Africa.
Washington April 28 President Taft refused to pardon Bartlett Richards William G Comstock Charles C Jamieson and Aquile Triplett wealthy cattlemen convicted of land frauds along the Wyoming border They will have to go to jail.
A compact chronology lists events and figures including Hebert 1610 patent to the Earl of Northampton in 1610, 1797 Robert Prescott named Canada governor, 1806 Maria Christina born, 1878 death, 183? Zebulon Pike killed in Toronto assault, 1779 birth. 1822 Ulysses S. Grant born in Point Pleasant, died 1886. 1861 Butler assigned to Annapolis, 1878 William Charles Macready died, 1793 birth. 1876 Cardinal McCloskey beretta investiture. 1876 Queen Victoria proclaimed Empress of India. 1892 Harrison lays Grant memorial cornerstone. 1910 Gomez elected president of Venezuela.
A fragmentary poem centers on a colorful judge and speaker, with lines on education, self improvement, and skepticism toward paradise. It portrays a rural dialect voice, humor, and quips about fame, bluffing, and personal faults as a philosophy of life.
In Huron South Dakota the Tuesday city election chose Charles Helas over James Tomlinson for a two year commissioner term by a 871 vote margin. Helas received 660 votes to Tomlinson's 179, with 729 total ballots cast, under half of the regular election turnout last week.
In New Orleans on April 27, Col. BE Sullivan filed a federal suit seeking 60000 dollars in damages after Paul Felix and W W Stiles cut off his chinchillas during an election dispute in Kenner. The case asks the court to establish the market price of his whiskers, valued as the pride of his life.
In the National League Bebee, former Illinois pitcher, pitched four hits as Philadelphia beat Brooklyn. Rube Marquard starred for New York as they toppled Boston. Chicago edged Cincinnati on errors, while Detroit, Cleveland, and Philadelphia won in the American League with strong hitting and solid mound work.
Powell and Pfeffer were pounded to the woods as scores list St. Louis 91 Chicago 3 with a line of team results across the American and Western leagues. Rain halts action as Lincoln Denver Omaha Des Moines St Joseph Sioux City Topeka Wichita games noted.
Ad Wolgast dominated One Round Hogan, forcing the towel in the second round after a sharp left jab and right cross staggered Hogan following a strong first round. Wolgast then swept in with a flurry of rights and lefts sealing the knockout.
Manila on April 27 reports delayed word that Dutch forces seized Palmag Island near Mindanao, lowered the American colors and hoisted the flag of Holland. Washington is not expected to protest, as the island is deemed valueless by the government.
In New York on April 27 the annual meeting of the American Newspaper Publishers association opened with significant routing business. A discussion on print paper and labor issues is planned for tomorrow, with elections of officers and others to be held Friday.
New York April 27 A fire in a five story double tenement at 12 West Twenty fifth Street sent Mrs Henrietta Shapuls down five flights with her bedridden mother Julia Jager to the street on her back The elder woman walked to a friend s house and back to her apartment unaided After the blaze was controlled thirty two families fled via fire escapes Architect Spiros caused the fire by dropping a spark into turpentine The owner John S Taylor of Boston Red Sox weighed in on Boston papers and Illinois signed a contract for Wright Brothers powered flights at the state fair September 29 to October 7
The article lists boxing matchups including e tee et Jack Lester vs Bill Lang in Australia on April 30 and Battling Nelson vs Danny Decker in Baltimore on June 17 at Al Herford’s club. It notes Sam Langford receiving a diamond signet ring from the National Sporting Club in London. It mentions Johnny Coulon organizing a baseball bout, Callahan replacing in Logan Squares, and Callahan quitting the semi-pro to join the White Sox in Chicago. It reports the April 27 wedding of Pauline Stoutenburgh to George Dean Smith at Fairholme, Newark-area, son of ex senator James Smith Jr.
In Sioux Falls on April 27 former Senator A. B. Kittredge was reported very ill in Hot Springs Arkansas. A telegram stated his condition worsened and he was in an alarming state. Dr. R. F. Brown left for Hot Springs to be with him and a message to the Masonic lodge said he had been unconscious for 24 hours. Relatives have been advised.
An old advertisement claims backache signals kidney trouble and promotes Down's Kidney Pills as the remedy. It cites Mrs D Sheare of Rapid City and a testimonial about lasting benefit, urging readers to remember the name and buy from Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo N Y.
Springfield April 27 armed with a warrant for the arrest of Edward Tilden of Chicago head of the National Packing company sergeant at arms Hatfield of the Illinois senate left today for Chicago Governor Aylesby signed warrants for the arrest of Tilden W C Cummins and George B Benedict.
United Spanish War Veterans Department of Nebraska opens its annual encampment and reunion in Linisdon with a two day program including entertainment. In Chicago a bomb injures Oak Savings Bank entrance, long fuse lit, bank partially wrecked. owner John Devon ge is Italian. assailants fled, arrests pending.
Twenty firemen were Injured, some seriously, as an explosion during a morning fire caused extensive damage in Buffalo. The total loss is put at 260000 with insurance. The exact extent of the injuries to the firemen could not be determined.
Reports note Colorado’s new law barring import of labor during strikes and a May 1 Los Angeles walkout by 1500 union carpenters for higher wages. Other items cover convicts’ goods labeling in Oregon, pension milestones for German postmasters, Taft’s invitation to address unionists, and wage trends among unions in Michigan.
Hurivo Cae ruso was a passenger on the Kalner Wilhelm sailing for Europe. The famous tenor has not sung publicly since February 6 due to throat trouble. When asked about costs, he replied that it does not matter and will spend about $60,000. He plans a summer in Florence painting, avoiding singing until November.
Fire at dawn yesterday wiped out five locomotives along with the South Dakota railroad roundhouse and machine shops in Bronx Falls. Loss to the company exceeds $60,000 and the incident severely disrupts operations.
New York court ruling finds no impropriety in one man influencing another man’s wife to leave him. Alfred B. Shimer Co., Albany Club member, Millionaire Elsworth sued for $100,000 alleging emotional influence. Judge Glegerich ruled the complaint showed no improper relations and Shimer’s actions could be innocent.
Robert T. Lincoln son of the martyred president plans to retire as president of the Pulliam company next month due to his health. John Runnells, vice president, downplays the rumor of his resignation and notes he is simply assisting in Lincoln’s offices.
Belle Fourche D T April 27 Trouble between cattle and sheep men over in the Powder River country reaches a crisis. For months bad feeling has grown with small acts inflaming both sides. Sheep wagons belonging to Grahan Mont Elitner & McCoy near Morehead and Cobb and Hardy near Morehead have been burned and sheep crowded off the range. Both sides claim the right to the range and threaten legal action or worse as the next depradation is promised to bring matters into the courts.
In San Francisco on April 27 Albert Sievers of Oakland kept an aunt from self harm by playing violin all night. He woke to screams from Miss Mary Drettencourt finding she had cut her throat thrice with a carving knife. He recalls soothing her with Portugal folk songs lullabies and operas before dozing off. Mina Bettencourt appeared to sleep but awakenings during his rest saw another near fatal attempt.
Chicago April 27 The anklet is the latest fad Mia McCormick daughter of John D Rockefeller has the newest fashion five strands of beaten gold adorn a plain gold ankle No jewelled ornament and no stock or traceable price noted Her secretary confirms she wears it on special occasions only.
Fragmentary musings touch on religion and belief, noting moral dyspepias and politics, with a cryptic line about the agnostic admitting ignorance. The text reads like a stray reflection rather than a cohesive article.
Indianapolis April 27. Detective William J. Burns asserts two men will be tried in Indiana and, if Los Angeles clears them, he will bring them back for trial there. He claims he can convict McNamara of dynamiting in half the states. A Los Angeles conference with McNamara, McMonigal, and lawyers Harriman and Hilton discussed possible separate trials and arrangements to be made tomorrow. Hilton stated McMonigal did not confess that Mrs. D. H. Ingersoll of California would not identify McNamara.
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