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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
11
A chaotic war report alleges Turkish army crimes in revenge for heavy losses. Call for independent inquiry grows as civilians suffer amid fighting. Authorities dispute details while international observers seek verification.
May 18 report from Constantinople says sixty thousand Turkish soldiers are in the field seeking revenge for a hundred comrades. Alarming atrocities against Albanians are described as the worst on Turkish soil, with reinforcements requested to escalate the action.
Spearfish Woman Mrs Frank Robinson reportedly took cocaine after marital tensions. She was near death before a doctor treated her. she recovered. Her husband, a Homestake employee, left town after family intervention and threats.
A steady stream of messengers and flowers marks Miss Florence Nightingale's birthday. Though bedridden, the famed nurse receives royal acknowledgments and memories of her Crimea work as she turns ninety. In Grandstone, Frank Schoonhaven dies of typhoid fever at age eight miles north of the town.
A wide range of labor developments are listed including a 6000 miner federation in Wyoming, Chicago wage gains of $3 weekly, and a 50 000 member Iron Moulders union. Others report arbitration talks in Canada and wage disputes in Toronto and New York Central telegraphers.
John Kundzalka dies in a Butte hospital as kin, including his brother who uses the name John Bork, reacts with anger and vows to cremate the body. The family faces burial expenses as a community fund raises money, while the brother contests the effort and is expelled from the mine job.
Five aftershocks were reported following an earlier quake near St Ignatius College. Father Odenbach and the 08 location were cited in the initial alert. no injuries were immediately reported.
Cleveland May 13 Father Odenbach of St. Ignatius college reports a strong earthquake between 2 and 3 this morning probably in Costa Rica and more severe than last week’s quake.
Six year old Billy Dawson, of Rapid City, vanished after boarding the Northwestern train en route to Rapid City. He had earlier collected money selling magazines in Lead and was guided onto the train by a hotel keeper. Authorities and the public search for the boy, hoping he reaches his goal of winning the Shetland pony prize.
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, claiming it treats the constitutional disease through internal use. The creators offer $100 to any case it fails to cure and urge readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
In ButteMontana on May 13 a feature of the Heinze acquittal celebration was hanging in effigy of U S District Attorney Henry A Wise from a telegraph pole. F Augustus Heinze was acquitted of misappropriating Mercantile National Bank funds and over certifying Otto Heinze & Co checks. Arthur P Heinze allegedly lied to Wise and was ejected from the courtroom.
Washington reports a House committee proposal to fund a $2500 monument to General Daniel Stewart and James Screven, part of the Midway Society lineage linked to prominent figures including Theodore Roosevelt Jr. The piece recounts Stewart and Screven as Revolutionary War patriots and notes their Georgia homes, deaths, and burials, with brief sidelight on congressional action freeing a desertion charge against Joseph Dobson.
The adjutant general notes a soldier named Dobson was absent briefly, then chained by the ankles for three months, later court martialed and sentenced to four years. The account contrasts this with stricter, fairer discipline, while also covering the turpentine industry’s shift to cup and gutter tapping, urged by the Department of Agriculture to protect forests and boost yield by 40 percent without harming trees.
The Butte Miner lauds former New York detective chief Thomas F. Byrnes for his bold methods and results. He drew a dead line in the financial district and earned fame for cleansing fraud and crime. Byrnes faced criticism over wealth from Wall Street advice but maintained a steady record of service to New York.
In Hunting Mills eight students and one boy who could not swim drowned after a boat leaked during a noon rowing trip on a power pond. Names include Ruth Bohamm Irene Davenport Madeline Good Rachel Thompson Ray Dodson Robert Minnich Maud Sutcliffe Caroline Koons. Bodies recovered, ages 16 to 18.
A testimony from OCharles Street Deadwood South Dakota praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache relief. The speaker claims three years of pain vanished after using the remedy and notes the condition has not returned. Dean's is advertised at 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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