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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
2
Desert Chemical Co promotes "New Life" as a universal cure for rheumatism and asthma. The ad offers a guaranteed cure or payment refund after a staged payment in Hot Springs, South Dakota, requesting age and condition details before trial.
At Pine Ridge on May 6 six Pass Creek Sioux faced a major Indian court led by Major John R. Brennan for introducing mescal bean as a religious practice. The court confiscated the mescal outfit, including a homemade drum and ritual paraphernalia, and sentenced the group to jail with the remaining beans and implements seized.
London May 5 The ex Empress Eugenie marked her eighty fifth birthday anniversary receiving congratulatory messages from kings queens statesmen churchmen scientists and other distinguished persons across Europe. Despite age she remains in good health and active, retaining much of her former charm and presence after her marriage to Napoleon.
The article recalls Eugenie’s long residence at Farnborough Hill Hants and her prior home Chislehurst. It describes her mausoleum project for Napoleon III and the Prince Imperial, the daily mortuary chapel visits by the ex empress, and the unique arcosolium and Benedictine abbey adjoining the tomb built by Bazenie at over 600000 dollars.
The General Land Office reverses a Belle Fourche Record to allow Chamberlain Investment Co. a water right filing though its members live far from the project. The case holds corporations may file if their principal place of business is within fifty miles, expanding prior rules that restricted filings to individuals.
The decree explains limits on private corporations seeking water rights within an irrigation project. It reiterates that individuals must live within 60 miles of the project to maintain honest settlement. The department directs issuing water rights certificates if no objections exist and fees are paid.
Hot Springs leaders vow the Evans hotel will operate year round under Mid West Hotel Company management. Directors Frank M. Stewart I M Humphrey Tom Sweeney George Bennett and Joseph A Ward outlined investments in Evans and sister properties Widman St Charles Harn ey and a new town town Water town project as they plan to boost the health resort for winter and summer guests.
It states Vin Campbell would pursue signing with another major league club if he secured a proper release from Pittsburgh, outlining potential moves and the conditional hurdle.
A veteran from Hot Springs South Dakota endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney complaints. He describes frequent nocturnal urination back pain and prolonged bed rest before using Doan's, which he says cured him and improved his overall condition. The ad urges readers to remember the product and purchase it at 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo New York.
The note praises Thniels and Cree in the Highlanders outfield, Ping Bodie with the White Sox, and Albany in the Sally battle. It mentions Yankees beating Boston 8 to 4, Tyler as a promising pitcher, Providence stopping Toronto, Joe Kelly’s Eastern League leaders, and Giants Dodgers sparks. It also notes a new catchers mask simplifying eye alignment.
In Los Angeles on May 6 John J McNamara and James B McNamara were arraigned before Judge Walter Bordwell with handcuffs on. Nineteen indictments including murder linked to the Times explosion were read by Assistant District Attorney Ford. Ortia McMonigal alleged accomplice did not appear. The trial not expected before fall. defense lawyers waived speedy trial.
Judge Petit granted a habeas corpus writ sought by Edward Tilden the Chicago banker who refused to surrender books on William Lorimer's senate election. Bennedict and Cumming of drovera banks appealed through their attorneys. Tilden reputed custodian of a 100000 fund raised to aid Lorimer’s election.
Large mail order offer for an annual clearance of used pianos and player pianos at $50 to $150 off. Brands include Steinway A B Chase Hobart M Cables Kurtzmann Kimball and others with a guarantee and easy payment terms. Send penny postcard to Knight-Campbell Music Co Denver Colo.
Hot Springs May 6 Republicans across the Black Hills and west of the river urge the west end of the state to supply the gubernatorial candidate for 1913. Hon Loomis S Cull of Rapid City is mentioned and endorsed by papers, praised as a progressive with a strong record and wide appeal east of the river. The push argues unity can be achieved by a new man from the west who can close the gap and command support from various factions.
New York's first architecture and building show opened today at the Grand Central Palace and runs for a week. The expo features building and engineering materials and accessories plus conferences, conventions, and lectures for architects engineers builders and contractors. A special department highlights landscape architecture interior decorations and suburban residence embellishments.
A historical ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It promises blood-based treatment and offers 100 reward for any case that fails to cure. The notice invites readers to send for testimonials and mentions Toledo Ohio as the address.
Rome reports rising food protests with frequent clashes between demonstrators and police. A 40 percent cost of living rise over five years, further boosted by a 20 percent rise during the jubilee, has outpaced wages. Mass meetings blame idle rich, trusts, protection taxes, and land monopolies, warning of possible revolution unless government acts.
Seattle May 6 Acc... to a decision of the superior court the sons of Chauncey Way ne democratic candidate for governor last fall who died January 16 are entitled to their father's body. They wish to bury him in South Dakota but face opposition from their stepmother in Seattle. The body has been in an undertaking shop for months pending court proceedings. Mrs Wood will seek to appeal to the supreme court.
Socialists in Chicago protest Roosevelt over an article in a magazine calling Haywood Pettibone and Mayer harsh terms. The piece links to McNamarra and feMonigal in the Los Angeles Times dynamiting case. A nationwide union response plans a congressional investigation push via 10 000 branches and a strong congressional inquiry motion.
Dublin May 6 delegates from Irish provinces plan to sail for America to urge Irish Americans to oppose the treaty between America and England and press for rejection.
Hayward Wis May 6 The State will close evidence today against John Diet and Gon Leslie for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Harper. Dietz will start offering evidence Monday and the case will probably go to the jury Wednesday. Fred Thorbahn arrived from Montana and testified this afternoon as the last important State witness. Dietz will seek a direct verdict for his wife and son.
Elkton Ky May 5 A special term of the Todd county circuit court opened for the trial of Morris Banks of Trenton charged with murdering his aunt Mrs Fennel A Sebree Banks has engaged Congressman A A Stanley to defend him
Baltimore May 6 noted speakers included President Brooks Baylor University Professor Claxton Tennessee University President Craighead Tulane Professor Dutta Columbia Dr Mitchell South Carolina Dr Albert Shaw New York President Sharples Haverford College Dr James Brown Beatt Carnegie Peace Foundation Secretary John W. Foster chaired the session this afternoon.
Five indicted lawmakers and a sergeant at arms plead not guilty in Columbus. Grand jury evidence targets a lobbyist group and bribery financing from corporations for the alleged payoff scheme.
Wheeling West Virginia May 6 final disposition of the case against Mrs Laura F. Schenk has been postponed until fall when the murder charge will be quashed.
Buffalo observed Arbor Day by planting 100,000 catalpa trees. Local firm funded the trees and Buffalo school children planted them across the city.
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