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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
5
Governor Cummins leads Secretary Taft on a triumphal Iowa tour with speeches in towns and thousands greeting along the line. Taft to arrive in Des Moines this evening for five speeches and a capitol city demonstration before finishing the tour Saturday and heading west.
John Willis, longtime Montana stockman and former Roosevelt hunting guide, visits Spokane and attests the president is a persistent, fearless game sport with a cool head. He recalls 1880s expeditions in the Dakotas Montana and British Columbia and notes Roosevelt’s practicality in rugged field life.
About the middle of October will depart from Linton just over the line in Em-
A bid from Smith & Irvine for a historic trainload shipment of remains and headstones from Fort Yates in Morton County North Dakota. The project plans to transport Sitting Bull and other notable figures to Keokuk Iowa for interment in the national cemetery.
Presho D Sept 25 crowds flock to view the Tripp county lands opening October 3. Trippers pour in by train as carpenters, builders and merchants rush to house and service the influx. No gambling expected. staged transport planned to Rosebud lands and swift delivery of mail between Presho and Dallas.
In Omaha on September 25 the preliminary hearing for Charles Davis amid the murder of Dr. Austin yielded no new facts. Mrs. Abbie Rice testified that she and Dr. Rustin and Davis plotted a death by own action, and she claimed cowardice caused her to withdraw, with Rustin naming Davis as the killer. Police again struggled to control crowds at the courthouse.
Spokane mothers too busy with infants can attend services as Rev. A. C. Grier installs a creche at First Universalist church. A caretaker and nurses supervise the stored babies, checked to prevent confusion, receiving full care during the sermon. The plan, tried last Sunday, earns praise and may be adopted by other Spokane churches.
Five thousand United States troops who had been in a military tournament here paraded this morning under the leadership of General Morton in St Joseph Missouri.
The Spearfish county fair drew about 1500 attendees with a crowded special train from Lead and Deadwood. Exhibits received praise for livestock horses and poultry while racing and games provided close finishes. The Tall Hill County crowd praised permanent buildings and organization with clubs planning events in October.
The ninth annual meeting of the Black Hills Federation of Women's organizations highlighted community service programs and upcoming projects. Delegates discussed fundraising efforts, member recruitment, and plans for local educational outreach across the region.
The Presbyterians of South Dakota gather in Rapid City for the twenty-fifth annual Synod session beginning Thursday. Noted ministers attend. Rev. Charles G. Jordan of Pennsylvania is slated to speak Sunday morning. An excursion Saturday afternoon tours the Crouch lines canyon area.
Game warden Hall has investigated illegal deer killing in Box Elder County for two weeks. No arrests yet but substantial evidence gathered and suspects to be brought to account soon. Offenses occurred along Box Elder between August etersons ranch and Benchwork. Investigations found offal and hides and ransacked nearby areas. Perpetrators remove parts of deer but some evidence remains. cats searched for related clues.
The state board of regents travels from Aberdeen to inspect endowment lands for an experimental dry farming station. They will stay with Representative O Stokes, father of the movement for Butte county, aiming to locate the station at Harding or Camp Crook. The project would be the first dry farming station in this state region and valuable to local farmers.
In dense fog two Southwestern Traction Co. cars collided this morning between Philadelphia and Chester injuring about fifty people many with serious injuries.
Charles E. Davis of Omaha faces a murder charge for the death of Dr. Rustin found dying on his doorstep. Abbie Rice, the Rice Woman who claimed a death by own action, attends to recount her sensational account as police provide extra security amid a crowded courtroom scene.
Report from Alaska via Signal Corps states 110 crew and passengers perished when the bark Star of Bengal sank near Prince of Wales Island. 27 aboard were saved. Vessel of Alaska Packers' association sailed from Fort Wrangel to San Francisco with 45 000 cases of salmon and carried Chinese and Japanese cannery workers.
Nat C. Goodwin the actor and mining promoter filed a sealed complaint for divorce from his wife Bessie Elliott known as Maxine Elliott. Attorneys Dodge and Berry of Reno refuse to discuss the case as the papers remain sealed until issue and unsealed in court.
Sherman Morris alias Frank Sherman, chained, leaped from a moving train to seek liberty near Leadville. Convicted of murder and serving a fifteen year sentence, he previously faced a diamond robbery charge and is sought by the sheriff and a large posse with no trace found.
Taft travels on a special train through Wisconsin giving brief five minute speeches from the train. He plans to stay in Milwaukee tonight and start the Iowa campaign tomorrow morning. He is scheduled to speak in Des Moines Friday evening.
The Democratic platform includes a proposal to require all national banks to guarantee the deposits. This measure aims to protect savers and strengthen public confidence in the banking system as part of broader financial reforms.
The text argues against expanding bank deposit guarantees to cover all banks, warning it could destroy the national banking system by erasing trust in bankers. It asserts that prudent, honest banks and depositors work together, while deposits for speculation would harm the system. It proposes a postal savings bank as a secure alternative for wage earners.
State Land Commissioner Dokken returned from the Capitol lands sale. no bids in Pennington County. In Meade County about 2,300 acres sold at ten dollars per acre, aiding the capital fund by an estimated amount near $ag,000.
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