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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
3
Dr. Frederick Rustin, a young prominent physician, was found lying at his front door with a stomach wound. Police reject suicide and order an inquest over the alleged murder. the wife claims it was murder, while the family opposes the inquest.
Republican victory in Vermont gives Lieut. Governor George N. Prouty of Newport a clear win over James F. Burke of Burlington by about 28 000 votes. The Independent League ran for the first time polling around 100 votes while prohibition and socialist totals held steady. Paul, Sept. 2. Bryan commented the Vermont result may not forecast national trends and declined to discuss the independents' impact.
Ross Thompson who shot Gulickson at Lake Norden years ago returned to the Gulickson residence and demanded to be shot by the family. He claimed spirits commanded the act and now command his death. After fear and terror the sheriff was sent for and the young man will be sent to the insane asylum. Authorities suspect he was insane at the time of the shooting.
Des Moines Iowa August 31 The special session of the state legislature convened to revise the primary law and may elect a successor to Senator Allison Friends of Governor Cummins oppose his taking the short term while opponents fear an early vote would trigger political fallout with progressives risking the next legislature and a possible Democratic shift If no election occurs the state would have one senator until 1909 and the governor would lose appointment power after this session.
In Omaha on September 2 returns from the primary slow but show Jim Dahlman, Omaha’s cowboy mayor, defeated for the Democratic nomination for governor. He remains in the race and vows to stump for Bryan. Congressman Shellenberger has secured the nomination.
Washington note curates random items from the Canal Record government paper, the last issue highlighted with terse summaries. It notes administrative actions and brief items relating to the Isthmus of Panama.
Charis A. Rose of Has Obispo born in Illinois 1865 died by suicide last Wednesday. Sojourners lodge 874 F A and A M will meet Saturday. masons in good standing invited. Empire Sunday school picnic had about thirty three children. Culebra pool tournament tied between Herring and Fleischmann to be replayed next week. Gorgona prepares entertainments. Womens club works on play The Old Maids Convention. Canal Zone totals July excavation 3 168 240 cubic yards a record. rabies cases noted. convict camp moved to Gatun. old French scrap rail at Empire 1050 tons. Since 1904 Ancon hospital treated 43243 patients. Cristobal chess exhibition Saturday George H Wolbrecht plays all comers. Market: porterhouse 16c lb calf livers 66c each ox tongues 90c each, suckling pigs 4 90, eggs 32c doz, butter 35c lb, chickens 1 90 each, ducks 1 10 each.
A Northwestern train on Chicago's elevated line struck a gang of laborers this morning. One man, John Sehemel, was killed instantly. two were fatally injured and six others badly hurt as three trains neared. The workers were scattered along the tracks for about one hundred yards.
Washington reports Maj Frank McIntyre lauds the Dom Republic receivership for cooperation between the Dominican government and the US controlled system. He notes excellent accountability and readily auditable transactions under both the current convention and the prior modus vivendi. The general receiver W E Pulliam employs 24 Americans including revenue cutters officers and frontier guards.
Chicago agents predict a sharp rise in fall passenger travel as Tripp county lands on the Rosebud reservation in South Dakota open for homesteading. The site lies just south of the Black Hills extension area and will boost traffic for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line and the Chicago and Northwestern as homesteaders head west.
London authorities fear an anti Catholic protest could trigger bloodshed after plans for a large Catholic procession tied to a Eucharist Congress opening September 9 were abandoned the authorities disclosed.
Kermit Roosevelt departed from Oyster Bay for a practice hunt in the northwest. He will join John Greenway, a former rough rider now overseeing steel corporation mines on the Mesaba range, as preparation for an Africa trip with his father next year.
Taft will spend Sunday at Senator Foraker's Cincinnati home then travel to Sandusky for a Labor Day address at the Soldiers' Home returning Monday night. Hitchcock may join Taft for a late week conference. Garfield and Herrick are expected later. Taft will not attend Ft Meigs dedication today.
A German forecast presented by Herr von Podbielski predicts early farm use of electric motors. Power plants in small cities could distribute daytime current to farmers for chaff cutting cleaning and milling. Motors would pull plows run reapers thresh grain, cutting labor costs amid rising wages.
Chicago September 2 Chairman Cook of South Dakota conferred with Chairman Hitchcock on plans for speakers. Congressman Tawney, former speakers committee chair, will aid Dixon. Hitchcock plans to return after a Taft conference tomorrow night.
Washington dispatch notes 40 Agriculture Department experts view the Alaska wheat description as a near fake, noting its claimed four times the head size and 200 bushels per acre under ordinary soil conditions. The piece compares the hype to the Cardiff Clant and questions the sensational reports.
Dr. Galloway, head of the Bureau of Plant Industry, refutes claims of a new Alaska wheat boom by noting the variety has long been known in the United States and Europe. It has shown poor flour quality and limited yields, trialed only at a few Western stations and on heavy soils in France.
Des Moines reports Miss Lizzie Brown, 28, assaulted in her room. Neighbors and officers pursue Carl Nigart of Jackson Illinois, capture him in a cellar, where a mob beats him. This marks the citys third assault on women in the past month. In Chicago Nathan Vincent, 31, is accused of attempting to assault 16 year old Josephine Ludwig near Wa bash avenue. The girl screamed and police struggled to protect her.
Four thousand Spanish war veterans are in Boston for a convention opening with routine business. They will cruise the lower bay on tugs and steamers this afternoon. President Roosevelt is expected to attend one session along with other distinguished Americans who served in the Spanish American War, the Philippine insurrection, and China campaigns.
In Des Moines twenty four progressive Republicans join Democrats to back the Lambert Lamar resolution to elect a short term senator this session. The move blocks Governor Cummins plan to adjourn until November 9 and the senate progressives will push the same resolution this afternoon to force a Cummins short term election.
From thirty central points of western Canada thousands stood last night at land offices to take advantage of the new law effective today opening lands in eastern Canada for settlement. United States home seekers lead the crowd with thousands more blocked by washouts along the Canadian Pacific line.
Detroit voters nominate Bradley by a 3,000 vote majority over Governor Warner as districts report noon results in the Midwestern primary. Bradley secures the Republican nomination with strong support nationwide.
Thirty thousand veterans and about 130000 visitors flocked to Toledo for the Grand Army parade in September. Taft's party arrived and took seats in the reviewing stand as the procession began.
Mrs Marshall Field widow of Marshall Field Jr marries Baldwin A Drummond in a London registry office attended by her two sons and a diplomat friend The ceremony is witnessed by the Duke of Westminster and Drummond’s family ties are noted They depart for a automobile trip after the ceremony The Field heirs are valued at about 150 million dollars.
The Butte County Fair Association presents a three day program for the Belle Fourche fair on the 17th to 19th. Details include races from 12:15 to 2:20 with purses ranging from 100 to 500 dollars, including trot and pace events, mile heats, and novelty runs.
Taft supporters interpret the Toledo Lincoln club gathering as a complete surrender by Foraker. Taft pledges support for himself and states he will travel to Sandusky Monday evening and deliver an address Tuesday noon. He plans a fishing day today and tomorrow.
Hearst departs New York for Indianapolis to launch the independence campaign. He asserts the new party will draw voters from both Democrats and Republicans and will not damage the Democrats.
The federal grand jury returned multiple indictments connected to the Penobscot company case. Judge Carland presided as the May term continued with hearings and demurrers argued by the United States District Attorney. Public action and appeals followed as the court addressed the claimant’s land ground and the right to sit rights in the United States circuit.
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