Gall in England Looming Uprefers to Asquith Clash
George refuses to make sufficient peeks at request of Asquith as tensions rise in England.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
5
George refuses to make sufficient peeks at request of Asquith as tensions rise in England.
London reports claim King George refuses to create liberal peers to outnumber the conservatives in the house of lords and push through a bill abolishing the lords veto. The potential royal resistance sparks sensational talk of a government crisis.
The Oklahoma delegation at the AFL convention began a second insurrection by demanding a constitutional change to remove the president's power to appoint organizers. They may be backed by socialists aiming to oust Gompers.
In Holabird Potter County a dog named Fanny belonging to Mrs. James Barber reportedly committed suicide by stepping onto a railroad track as a train neared. The aged canine, long blind and frail, is described as calculating death to avoid future misery.
The notice outlines land loans west of the Missouri River and east of the Black Hills to be used for making improvements only. Interest is 7 percent with repayment options annually semi annually quarterly or monthly and up to ten years to pay. Lands must be within seven miles of railroad towns and entirely farming land. The Fisher Land Loan Insurance Agency Redfield SD.
Dr John H Martin former house surgeon of the Illinois Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary will narrow his medical activity to a specific field, ceasing broad practice to focus on a defined specialty. He will retire from general work and concentrate on a limited scope within ophthalmic care.
Chicago November 16. Western Canada accelerates immigration work to stem U S exodus to the Dominion aided by new plans to erect elevators and stations at townsites on railway extensions. Government and businesses back settlers with grain markets and schools. 30,000 miles of line to be built in 1910. Towns like Nokomis Strausburg Findlater Sifton Bulyea Govan grow as transcontinental lines reach the valleys full of grain potential.
The Third division of the U S battleship fleet with four battleships reached Gravesend England and was saluted by forts. Sailors were granted several days shore leave to sightsee. In Paris two trains delivered bluejackets from Brest for a banquet hosted by Ambassador Bacon tonight.
Fashionable St Bartholomew's church on Madison Avenue hosted a no table wedding for Miss Florence Proctor Houghton, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Seymour Houghton, who wed Gem M Gales of Raleigh North Carolina. A large reception followed at the Hotel Gotham.
Fourteen passengers and crew are marooned on an island after a steamer foundered near Winnipeg. Rescue teams coordinate bearings and lifeboats, with hopes of bringing survivors to safety as weather tightens.
Selkirk Manitoba November 16. The steamer Wolverine foundered in Lake Winnipeg leaving fourteen crew missing or marooned on an island. They plan to escape only after the lake freezes enabling travel by dog sleds back to shore.
Samuel Ketchell grandson of the Wyandotte chief was shot in a saloon doorway while waiting for a street car. An unknown negro fired the shot and fled. Ketchell died shortly after the incident. the motive remains undetermined.
Chicago Nov 16 Rep Robert E Wilson, re elected to the Illinois house, was re indicted by the grand jury on perjury charges linked to the jackpot bribery case. The action follows previous allegations tied to a bribery scheme involving lottery winnings and political figures.
Dayton O Nov 16 Capt Y Münssower national commander of the Union Veterans Legion died here today aged 67 after an operation to amputate one leg and blood poisoning caused his death.
Pierre S D Nov 16 The official board of the South Dakota Equal Suffragists issues a call for a state convention to be held at Huron on December 1 and 2.
In Cynthiana Kentucky the general convention of the Baptist church in Kentucky opened with auxiliaries meeting and runs through Saturday. Officials report record attendance and enthusiasm as missions educational and other departments summarize a year of strong activity. Membership nears 260000, rivaling other Protestant denominations combined.
In Philadelphia on November 16 a conference of more than one thousand delegates and about one hundred missionaries from foreign lands began a four day session under the National Reform association to discuss civil government principles and assess current world governments. Speakers include John W. Foster H B F McFarland Governor Stuart former Governor Hanley Dr Propels Clark John R Mott and Robert Speer.
Cordova Alaska November 16. The steamer Portland lies ashore on Katalla Island. It is feared the 83 passengers and crew have perished. A fierce storm drove the vessel back to port. The Alameda, sent to assist, had nothing to eat for three days during the rescue attempt.
Spokane November 16 The third national apple show opens with broad regional representation from Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia. Taft telegram greetings signal the gates 126 commercial organizations 30 career apples 3000 plates and 2000 000 apples on display proceed under E F Curtisy Van Dissel with Howard Elliott presiding at the luncheon more than 60 players in the show band and Elks quartet. Coronation of Idell Ide of Coalville set for tonight with Governor May as prime minister.
Workers and natives in the Canal Zone protest not being included in the postal savings bank bill. President Taft arrived for a banquet with the president of Panama and planned to announce that the United States has no annexation intentions regarding Panama.
An illegible Medicare style advertisement touts Tal’s Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh and other ailments. It claims blood and mucous cleansing effects and offers the product at 75 cents per bottle with additional dosage instructions.
A testimonial ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney ailments causing pain and fatigue in women. Mrs. Turner Powell of Sturgis endorses the remedy, reporting personal success and help to her family. Available from druggists for 60 cents.
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