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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
2
A long, irregular article gathers trivia on ships, dolls, bees in a church, Japanese wealth, birds, fashion, Iceland explorations, European spa towns, and American farm expenditures. It weaves anecdotes and data points through disparate topics, reflecting a broad, eclectic curio column.
Federal attorney details the case and lists jury personnel including Raimuel Morrison from North Warfen a retired farmer and former carpenter A J Smith a retired grain dealer Menecn Chambers Anderson tare Jackson Green Castle Marion FE Dobbins Maxwell a farmer Frank Dare New Lisbon retired farmer A L Thomas Jamestown Allen Spaulding Sharpesville Martin P Davis ow farmer and bank president D Brookshire Roacdate Frank Sutton Nebraska Ind Jesse D Barger Ridgeville grocer
The trial of accused dynamite plotters begins with District Attorney Miller outlining a plan to use nitroglycerin on non union jobs. He alleges a nationwide conspiracy involving McNamara McManigal and others to blow up targets across several states, with evidence of interstate dynamite shipments and coordinated attacks.
A Methodist Episcopal bishop urges ministers to avoid rude jokes and to prevent others from sharing them in church settings. The Rock River conference leader stresses decorum and attention to personal conduct during sessions.
In Cheveland Ohio municipal court Bam Korgu faced a theft charge. He caused a disruption by waving a Breen and asking the judge about his dyed hair, expressing disgust at the dye and hairstyle.
Constantinople reports the Turkish cabinet accepted Italy's latest peace proposals. A Turkish commissioner departed Constantinople to sign preliminary accords upon arrival at the duchy, following the cabinet vote.
London reports say Greeks in Albania face annihilation by Turks with planned bomb outrages blamed on Greeks. Paris dispatches note renewed hope for peace as Austria-Hungary may join any concerted effort to avert war. Bulgarian detachments have entered Turkish territory near Kovchaso, northeast of Adrianople.
Perim dated October 5 reports an Italian cruiser shelling the forts at Sheik Said, located north of the island, in ongoing bombardment operations.
Ernest Hesenius, convicted of slaying his wife Hertha Hessenius on January 33, 1912 near Cleghorn, was sentenced by Judge Theophilus to eight years in the penitentiary and a $400 fine to cover expert testimony costs. He was allowed three days to appeal and remains free on $26,000 bond.
Chicago October 6 A corner in the butter supply is driving prices toward last year’s highs. Large packers Armour Swift Hammond and others allegedly control much of the output, despite higher stocks, signaling prices may rise further.
Ella C Wolcott of Sheffield met Everett J Mundy a Dover printer in Elmburnt New York. He proposed, invitations went out but he missed the train and failed to arrive for the ceremony. A telegram followed with plans to come next day but the bride declined and the wedding was canceled.
Postmaster General Hitchcock outlines engraving and production of a new 12 stamp issue with a unique design. Separately, a New York Central and Western Maryland alliance will shift Pittsburgh coal to Baltimore and eastern tidewater markets, challenging Virginia coal.
Witnesses watched Charles F. Walsh plummet in a Curtin biplane during a spiral descent at the Interstate fair grounds in Trenton New Jersey He died instantly after the crash his body and machine severely damaged from a 3000 foot fall another fatal accident follows in Tuscumbia Alabama where Lorenzo Howland 15 and flyer H Petty perished after a rope snagged Howland during a first flight and both fell 600 feet with an unopened parachute.
In Hartford a mother of 27 children testifies her third husband Frederick Dowd gave 26 cents once 50 cents another and 80 cents Friday night. The court puts Dowd on probation for non-support as some children earn their own living. One daughter Mabel faced a past charge of trying to steal a diamond scarf pin.
New York October 6 Hearings resume into the Waters Pierces Standard Oil investigation. R Weit secretary for Standard Oil of New York testified that harmonious relations on exchange of information about future requirements for oil no longer exist between Standard Oil of New York and Standard Oil of New Jersey. Vest said the arrangement would be dead again by board order.
In Hammond Indiana on October 5 Mary Copa described as a 226 pound woman fell through a skylight onto a bank board table. Directors scattered thinking a bomb had exploded though Copa was unhurt. She had been hanging laundry on the building roof when she slipped and dropped through the skylight.
The torpedo boat destroyer Beale collided with a barge while descending the Delaware River from Philadelphia to Newport. A large hole was torn in her bow. watertight compartments were activated and a government tug towed her to the navy yard for dry docking and inspection.
London reports a new bee breed by Professor Arrowa of Loughton Rasex that can be handled by a child. The cross of Cyrusian drones with Italian queens yields harmless yet productive workers. They are claimed to carry fewer diseases than ordinary bees, but they die after stinging.
Washington D C Ort GenA settlement ends wage and working conditions dispute between Southwestern railways and their employees. The agreement calls for an average wage rise of about 10 percent for many workers.
In Frankfort Kentucky Mayor James Polagrove confronted Patrick Haley who drew a revolver and fired. The mayor charged Haley knocking him down twice and subduing him before police arrested Haley. A bullet hit the mayor’s leg and another struck him but he remained in control.
Peoria man Chenere Detloffd was re-elected president of the Battery of the Army of the Tennessee during the 42nd annual reunion held at the sea show this morning.
Harry Lauder III of Loudon is described as suffering from painful interwitingl alowr with a conmulled bowen condition. The article records a Scottish comedian’s illness and a related health emergency.
A garbled note from a Virginia speaker cites the use of horsepower as a basis for motor vehicle tax. It references the Interstate Highway system and state road control measures as part of a broader federal to state transfer of roadway authority.
Delegates from the national Indian Congress visit Circleville and nearby Lagan elm site. Chief I refused to elgo peace with whites, amid a tense encounter tied to a historic spot in Columbue Ohio.
Liew Malmo, field-Mira Martha Buesett of Minburn, and her daughter Inian were injured when a car struck a street car in Des Moines. The mother remained in hospital eight days with injuries. the daughter improved.
Ball Lake Utah hosted a gathering where Mich ard W Young of Bull Lake was chosen president and Phoenix Arig was noted for the next meeting site of the irrigation congress. The report highlights the future date and location for the event.
Lawrence mass Oct 4 the central committee of the Industrial Workers of the World discussed a general strike but did not reveal any decision. The group reviewed a sub committee report on actions by mill agents regarding alleged discharge of protesters from last Monday. William D Haywood said mill owners in Lawrence are on strike against rehiring protesters and the I W W will discuss fighting this strike.
Chicago drivers for the Chicago Consolidated Bottling company refused to operate their teams as six new large capacity trucks were introduced. Union officials say each truck should perform only the work of one team, fearing replacement of two teams per truck and signaling a potential broad strike affecting major haulers.
Four young actresses at Maxine Hiliot's theater chased easy profits in Wall Street mining stocks. Fay Wallace led the scheme with support from Margaret Greene Elizabeth Nelson and Ida Derling. They faced near bankruptcy after a broker urged more margin calls and the mine proved worthless.
In Quincy on October 4 the coroner inquest declared that Mrs Fanachmidt and her husband, their daughter, and Emma Kaempen were murdered before their bodies were burned. The inquiry cited foul play against two additional victims, with Emma Kaempen displaying a clean cut wound on the left forehead and a fractured upper jaw from a blunt blow.
Alexander Csollan and Michael Horvath, once enemies, were paired on a locomotive. Horvath warned against the ride but was crushed when Csollan started the engine, killing him instantly. Csollan was arrested.
New York January 2 There will be no Glidden Automobile tour this year announced by the national tour committee of the American Automobile association The contest will be postponed until next year principal reason many entrants did not want to be away from home three weeks before elevation and objections to parts of the Detroit to New Orleans route were cited
In Montpelier Vermont the state legislature elected M Fletcher of Caton dish as governor after no statewide choice last month. Fletcher, a Republican, secures the office for a second time with no majority among voters, while opponents from progressive and democratic factions fail to unite.
Stephen H. Dow, head of Stephen H Tow & Co brokers, already bankrupt, was arrested today on charge of larceny of $100,000 from the Brookin Mining Company as authorities allege a large theft occurred after the firm's failure.
Report says Harry Acker of the city purchased holdings of Frank Chaney in the Absentinent league baseball club. Hesak, linked to the deal, later disputed the report and declined to disclose the price.
A man named George Brown Byengier confessed to the murder and mistreatment of 11 year old Heton Brown and to harming another girl, potentially solving a crime tied to a pattern of attacks on women and girls in Detroit over 13 months. Detectives had debated a prowler theory but now suspect Byengier as perpetrator.
Hungry suffragette Gladys Evans was released on license after doctors warned her health deteriorated. The decision came as Mary Laigh, also freed under similar terms, faced potential revocation if convicted again. authorities expected reporting through the remainder of the term.
The 42nd annual reunion of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee and the Illinois commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion opened in Peoria with 76 members attending. Officers will be elected tomorrow morning, and a theater address will feature tonight’s program with noted speakers from the orders and guests.
Pittsburgh Pa Out 4 One person was killed and 60 injured today in a wreck of a street car that left rails on Greenfield avenue hill. The car sped down the hill for eight blocks and struck a telephone pole. Dozens of passengers were crushed and bleeding as doctors and ambulances rushed to the scene and the seriously injured were taken to hospital.
Syracuse N Y October 4 as the democratic state convention reconvened the main task was completing nominations for state officers. Jer Sulzer longtime U S representative won the governor nomination on the fourth ballot and Martin H Clynn of Albany was chosen for lieutenant governor with Sulzer leading.
Philadelphia report notes a Pennsylvan ia railroad train attack in an automobile at Wilkinsburg on October 3 killed two men and one woman and seriously injured a woman and three children.
About 400 members of the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan from Jana Iowa Illinois and neighboring states will meet in Peoria for a tri state ceremonial gathering. Delegations from Indianapolis and several Indiana towns along with Illinois and Iowa cities are to attend.
Dr William H M Quirk of Calgary and William Guy inspector of Cornwall were killed when the steering mechanism failed on the motor car they rode in. Hall Nye received injuries believed fatal. The accident occurred in Winnipeg.
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