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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
3
A steamer Watson rescued two passengers from the sea off Cape Flattery after they were swept overboard. The incident occurred as the vessel faced rough weather. rescuers reported no serious injuries and the men were taken aboard unharmed.
Eureka Calif Sept 2 The Steamer Watson of the Alaska Pacific Go is ashore near Waddah Island in Mesh Bay seven miles from Cape Wilttory. Ninety two passengers were landed by lifeboats. Wreck notice came by wire. Tug Mollath and cutters McCulloch and Snohomish were sent to assist the vessel.
Chicago on September 2 George Glom a motorman and Lee O Nell Brown witness were indicted for perjury Attorney Forest leading Brown defense began his argument to the jury
Washington September 2 The comptroller of currency issued a call for the condition of national banks at the close of business September 1.
New York reports brutal treatment of a striking cloakmaker by police igniting widespread sympathy across thousands of union workers in clothing and waste trades. Leaders work to avert a general sympathetic strike, fearing spread to other cities if it escalates.
Fifty thousand boilermakers in union yards controlled by ship building employees were locked out today due to an alleged breach of contract.
In Calcutta on Sept 2 two youths shot Police Inspector Sarat Chandra as he left a conspiracy trial in progress. Chandra is reported to be dying from his wounds and the incident threatens a renewal of seditionist unrest in Dacca and Calcutta.
At Belle Fourche irrigation dam in G D Sept 2 alkali water erodes concrete where it pools or flows two inches deep. Government experts believe alkali causes crumbling of outer finishing coat. repairs earlier failed. Dam spans 1.25 miles with 122 feet max height and 1 600 000 cubic yards of earth.
Several thousand miners involved in a Wyoming coal strike agree to return to work immediately Pending joint conferences with operators in Cheyenne on September 9 The compromise was framed to avert further disruption and stabilize production in the region
A young girl, daughter of Mr Klinger of Asemissen Klinger, fell into a ten foot cistern being dug at their home in Ochicha Reached by bravery of U 8 Commissioner Forney who rushed to aid and rescued her. Minor injuries only reported.
Fifty thousand Illinois coal miners out five months are expected to return to work Wednesday after committees finalize a compromise tonight. Operators have reportedly spent twenty million dollars on the strike, with terms not yet disclosed.
Miss Helen Fowler returns to Rapid City after a summer coast visit with her mother Mrs. J. W. Fowler of Deadwood. They met many Rapid City people in Spokane and Portland where they saw Mrs. Laura Dell Whiteside and her new baby. The trip included a stay with the Kehoes and reports on Mrs. Dickener and the Scott tragedy at Deadwood. Mrs. J. B. Barber in Everett, Washington, is improving after surgery.
Governor Vessey named delegates from South Dakota to the national Irrigation Congress meeting in Pueblo Colorado from September 26 to 30. The list includes 8 E Wilson Hot Springs Charles L Conger Buffalo Gap A L Bernard St Onge Herman Mahler Cascade Springs F C Doody St Onge F D Headly St Onge Jas A Stewart Edgemont D B Ingram BE C McCain Levi McGae Fred Holcobb Rapid City W S McLain Belle Fourche.
Police scour the mountains for Laura Belle Taylor a seventeen year old girl who was chloroformed and abducted from a tent as she slept near her home in Pueblo last night Investigators suspect a discarded lover may be involved Search operation continues as night clothes and scene are noted in reports
A highway accident near Camp Crook last Thursday left Paul Channing with a dislocated hip and his sister Edna severely scalp wound. The two Pryor children escaped unharmed. Edna walked to Camp Creek for help, reaching Dr. Sherrill’s office in a dazed state as rescuers arrived on the prairie.
Twenty two aviators and seven ground machines prepare for the Boston Harvard aviation meet tomorrow in Boston. Wilbur Wright Claude Grahame-White A V Roe and others are ready to start with expectations of record breaking flights. Glenn Curtiss also plans record attempts.
Col Roosevelt spoke at the Field club and later to a large audience at the auditorium in Omaha. He lauded the Panama Canal project and naval growth, arguing a strong navy preserves peace and that finishing the canal before 1915 will empower the United States to defend its interests and uphold the Monroe Doctrine.
Three bandits tried to rob a Colorado Midland passenger train near the divide in Colorado Springs. Engineer Frank Stewart fought a bandit with a rock while Fireman Frank Bachman wrested the gun and killed him. Stewart was wounded in the leg but is expected to recover.
In Manitowoc Iowa congressman J P Dolliver suggested former President Roosevelt could be the insurgents candidate in 1912 as he campaigned for Senator Robert M LaFollette at the upcoming primaries. Dolliver noted Roosevelt would be writing messages to Congress after 1912.
Authorities report Dr. and Mrs. Br. Clarke Hyde in Human Kansas City Mo faced a crisis as their newborn son died shortly after birth. Dr Hyde, held in custody under heavy guard, was allowed a visit to see the infant and was present at its death while his wife remained in critical condition. His attorneys sought permission for further access but was denied.
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