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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
2
New York reports hundreds of police along streets and about a hundred wagons loaded with express packages are being moved to the wharf for delivery. Jersey City police hold the striking express helpers in check awaiting state troops.
Pekin announces an imperial edict approving a fifty million dollar loan to be floated by American bankers led by J Pierpont Morgan and Company. The funds will support currency reform and other financial measures in China.
Belmont Park, Oct 31. Angered by the committees decision awarding Moissant the $10,000 prize and blocking his return flight, White has challenged Moissant to a race around the Statue of Liberty with a $10,000 side bet.
Carson City Nevada October 31 banks courts and public institutions closed schools given a holiday as Nevada marks the forty sixth anniversary of state admission to the Union with a legal holiday observed across the state.
Conveyed by the auxiliary cruiser Dixie, the seventh division of the Atlantic torpedo fleet will depart Hampton Roads tomorrow for Key West. The cruise will include Havana Port of Spain San Juan and ports in the British French and Danish West Indies.
Huron South Dakota Oct 31 Northwestern railway selects Huron for the Dakota Minnesota Pierre and Rapid City divisions headquarters. Offices move from Chicago to Huron November 1 under General Superintendent C T Dike. Offices enlarged for occupancy soon and a new large passenger depot will be erected, aiming to make Huron a major regional railroad center.
Fifteen people were injured when an oil fueled blaze destroyed the Lyde Hotel in San Francisco early today. Fire officials said the fire started around dawn and rapidly spread through the building trapping guests and staff. Local responders aided in evacuations as ambulances transported victims to area hospitals. The cause remained under investigation.
Santa Fe Oct 31 The constitution of the new state will be completed by November 16 and submitted to a special election for ratification and then sent to the next session of Congress for approval.
Report notes many pursue felicity with chaotic energy as a man scans the crowd in a tense scene. Citizens watch intently while a figure moves through streets seeking a clue. Local observers describe the moment as a curious, almost theatrical pursuit.
A rough estimate places timber killed or destroyed in Montana and northern Idaho at over six billion board feet across more than 1.25 million acres. Major losses occur in Coeur d'Alene and Clearwater forests in Idaho, with substantial damage in Helena, Cabinet, and Lolo forests in Montana. Fire sources merged into one large blaze driven by a August hurricane, complicating attack and containment efforts. Timber salvage rates, sale plans, and possible market impacts are discussed, with projections of 12 years of national supply lost to a single event and potential relief through stumpage sales at lower prices to prevent waste.
Archbishop 18 orders refused to perform marriage ceremony and denies Vatican approval. Pope Ross Royal wedding plans unsettled as church officials debate legality and rites.
Prince Victor Bonaparte, heir to the French throne, and Princess Clementine, daughter of the late King Leopold of Belgium, faced a papal wedding refusal from Archbishop Augustin Richelmy of Turin. The pope’s stance blocks the union, completing arrangements and widening the rift with the Italian royal family.
Jackson Kentucky October 31 Breathitt county set a crime punishment record when Charles Little an assassin of Matt Crawford was sentenced to death. Little killed Crawford Wednesday night and after thirty six hours was arrested confessed. Indicted by a special grand jury tried and sentenced Little confessed and fearing mob violence asked for an immediate trial while the Crawford family attended the Athol funeral.
King George aims for a flawless June coronation to avoid ominous omens affecting public confidence. Past reigns faced feared portents such as slips of the crown, missed chalices, ommitted rites, and even executions. Wary observers note such prophecies emerge after misfortune, shaping belief more than events themselves.
Mitchell, former United Mine Workers president, spoke to local miners Saturday marking Mitchell Day and celebrating the successful 1900 anthracite strike end.
Boston on October 31 marks a birthday for Mrs Tom Thumb the famed midget who is currently performing at a local playhouse. She recently returned from a European tour and remains in excellent health amid many congratulations.
A report states that Wan was murdered in bed beside a person identified as a Black individual. Officers searched a house for plunder and found no additional details.
Chicago on October 31 authorities search for a Black man who entered a home and killed a man while he resisted in bed beside his wife. The incident prompts a manhunt as detectives seek the suspect and gather witness statements.
Large attendance at the First ward ball hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Mine and Millmen's union. Receipts over 75 dollars with net proceeds exceeding 20 dollars. Wolfe's orchestra played fine music while non-dancers played cards above Fargo's store. Prizes awarded to Mr Schwing and Mrs Stump, with Mrs Russell and Mr Larson taking consolation and gent prizes.
Milwaukee will build an extended line from Chicago through Iowa Sioux City and Rapid City to Miles City Montana. McIntosh Bros. Wickham Co. will ship four cars of grading tools to Rapid City with a winter railroad camp planned near the city. The move aims to relieve congestion on the current Chicago to coast route and establish a shorter through line via Rapid City and Miles City.
Lovers from Wisconsin Michigan Indiana descend on Chicago to see Mme Sarah Bernhardt in Roaland's L Aiglon for her Studebaker opening. The famed French actress revisits American audiences with a new touring run beginning tonight.
Fragmentary lines recount Chicago figures and a drift toward Ohio, mentioning Lillian Rupéell, Margaret Walker Whiteside, and Carter de Haven. Whimsical notes describe goblines and nocturnal echoes along State Street as the city’s older era implied a fading, storied past.
The missing America II balloonists from St Louis, two weeks distant, were located in Quebec dense woods sixty miles north of Chicoutimi after a 1365 mile trek. Governments of Canada and the United States, with Hudson Bay Company aid, shared a wide search. Their sustained flight sets records and earns the James Gordon Bennett prize.
New York on October 27 plans a reception costing $13,000 for Hawley and Post upon their arrival and achievement of a new world ballooning record.
Great Bend of Chicoutimi October 27. Hawley and Post hired trappers to recover their balloon and obtained affidavits from four trappers who found it in the wilds, establishing a location. They received a grand send off by local residents before leaving for New York via Quebec.
The Post reports a harsh voyage by the man birds party arriving here after a trek across the Great Lakes and Canadian forests. They described crossing Lake Michigan and Lake Huron, wandering toward Ottawa, then north of Lake St. John, with hopes of Labrador, before a storm forced a landing at 1,600 feet. They endured cold, snow, and scant food, carrying provisions and blankets, resting in a bal loon basket and seeking civilisation, aided by trapper Jack Matthias.
A reflective note compares the act of work to pleasure, suggesting initial distaste fades as one embraces the task. It emphasizes persistence and mindset shift, urging readers to find satisfaction in effort rather than in quick rewards.
The report notes a $1,000 reward for the rescue of Grace Rolph daughter of Ma Rolph of Pender Nebraska. A Mexican named Segubde is suspected in the kidnapping. Authorities believe the girl may be hidden on the Harris ranch near Checoy Mexico. Harris has offered the reward.
Washington officials foresee next week's results with anxious interest. President Taft hopes for a Republican majority in Congress that shares his policies. He fears a Democratic or insurgent House could hinder his policy agenda and impede future legislation.
Manila reports a severe insurrection after W W Worcester words. Moros challenge American rule as eight Christians die and plantations and cattle are destroyed. General Pershing leads 1 500 troops toward rebels amid mass meetings calling for Worcester resignation. Americans support the secretary.
Garfield Gourley died in a Sturgis hospital from injuries sustained when his wagon broke down on a steep hill near town. After a long, strenuous effort to recover, the patient could not be saved. He was from a local point and his remains were sent to his hometown for burial.
Portland Oregon October 1 Feeder al protection for migratory birds during their flights must be had and these feathered creatures are not to be exterminated says William F. Finley of Portland a widely known ornithologist He is a bow authority whose researches have been prosecuted from the Atlantic to the Pacific as well as abroad He favors the establishment of government or state reservations that shall be retreats for wild birds He suggests these areas may he
Nashville Oct 1 The retrial of Robin J Cooper for the murder of Senator T W Carmack on November 19 2008 will come up in the criminal court on Tuesday November aa
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