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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
3
In Glasgow seven thousand unemployed clash with mounted and foot police, causing heavy property damage. Score of rioters and officers injured as hundreds guard homes amid fear of a recurrence. City staff estimate over one hundred thousand unemployed amid social distress.
Six Governor Yates and party leaders attended the state Republican convention. The platform mirrored March with no liquor or personal liberty mentions. Endorsed Hopkins for U S Senate and urged legislature to heed state vote outcomes. Deneen was backed, Cannon suggested as permanent chair. Speakers praised Taft and attacked Bryan. University trustees Renominated Evans Meeker Grout. Vermillion’s Trarvey MN Leonce named to succeed Mattom who declined.
A package entrusted to We Express near Salem and addressed to Josh M. Myers at the Portland hotel vanished after arriving in Portland on August 22. It held notes and papers valued at $52.09. The theft occurred between 2 pm and 6 am at the Union depot office. door access and security were questioned. The package was not in the strong box due to a stated value of $10.
In Chicago on September a Democratic national committee member aims to invoke a corrupt practice act to block the Republican National Committee's money in doubtful states amid a split over the Iowa senatorial race.
Committees perfected Arrangement 4 with Gompers and labor leaders to stay campaigning after the election and distribute campaign literature. A conference led by Brean settled matters with the democratic feature. Hallerrgiy optincreic and Vlade reported the congressional fight would yield a Democratic victory. Kern attended the conference as vice presidential candidate. The national committee immediately began organizing Bryan and Kern clubs nationwide.
Paris note says Madrid agrees to terms for the Moroccan treaty as outlined in the French draft. Joint draft of the Algerian treaty mandatories will be presented soon. The sole dispute is the level of financial pledges, Spain fearing an excessive burden while assuring debts of Abdul are borne by his successors.
FW Haverland, an old-time miner, returns to Spokane with a quart of gold grains from Santa Creek near St Maries Idaho. The four week venture yields an estimated value of 2100 to 2200 dollars with bits no smaller than wheat kernels, no amalgamation detected. Prospectors from northern Idaho and eastern Washington swarm toward Tyson district to try their luck with pan and rocker.
Mrs Cornelia Dawbarn Peck was granted a divorce from Harry Thurston Peck on desertion grounds by a South Dakota court. The decree assigns custody of their daughter Constance Saltonstall Dawbarn Peck, 16, to Mrs Peck until age 18, and notes settled property rights. The couple married in Brooklyn on April 26 1882 and Mrs Peck has lived in Brookings since last spring.
In Jefferson City Missouri on September 8 the first test of the new primary law unfolds as the Democratic Republican Populist Prohibition and Socialist parties hold their state conventions to adopt platforms for the coming campaign.
The Standard Oil Company filed its answer in the federal court of appeals contesting the governments demand for a re hearing in the twenty nine million dollar fine case. It disputes ignorance of published rates as an excuse for shipper violations and denies the Supreme Court required shipper adherence to rates. The document argues the trial court overestimated the wealth of the defendants and the rationale for the vast penalty.
Omaha police hold back details as the inquest nears. They expect to present evidence to the coroner's jury within a day or two. Dr. Austin returned home about midnight before the 3 AM shooting, with Mrs. Rustin and Miss Lorna Bonnell involved in a late night sequence authorities shield.
Senator Knox of Pittsburg sustained minor injuries after a chauffeur lost control of a speeding car that crashed into a vehicle ahead. The Knox party, including Philander C. Knox Jr., suffered bruises and unconsciousness, with other occupants seriously hurt. the group was taken to a nearby hotel for treatment.
Forest fires burn across northern Minnesota as Snowball suburb is destroyed but residents escape. Fire spans over twenty five miles before dying down. A breeze revived danger as cleanup begins in Chisholm and refugees seek rain.
Connecticut's Governor contest results show Lillen nominated with 402 votes. Take receives 1 vote and Woodruff gains 42 votes amid Sept appearance. details highlight party primary activity and key contenders.
The Iowa legislature held joint memorials in Des Moines with a full length portrait displayed behind the speaker’s chair. Addresses by Senators Frodden Allen and Saund ers and Representatives Harding and Heckler described Allison as a safe useful modest kind and steady leader. Lieutenant Governor Garst presided as music provided by a quartet.
Dallas South Dakota readies for a land open with 150 carpenters working overtime to house and feed expected 7 000 registrants. Builders rush to complete hotels restaurants and sleeping houses as 1 000 000 acres in Tripp County await allocation and new workers seek $3.50 to $4 per day.
Miss Minnie Harum about 14 was struck by a street car at Phillips avenue and Ninth streets and died hours later at the local hospital. Four girls were with her. the others escaped. Motorman Charles Converse was detained.
Paris journalist Louis Gregori is on trial for shooting Major Dreyfus at the Pantheon. He says he aimed at the arm to provoke scandal and oppose Dreyfusism rather than harm Dreyfus. The court adjourned after his statement as principal witnesses did not appear.
In Peoria Illinois about forty thousand visitors attended the Democratic state convention which adjourned this afternoon. Temporary chairman Fred Korn of Belleville and secretary George McConnell of Chicago led the session with Memory of Rock Island as reading clerk. After routine business Stevenson addressed the convention Bryan spoke in the courthouse square and tonight Gov Johnson of Minnesota and John H Atwood are slated to speak.
In London on September 16 cardinals at the characteristic congress weigh dropping a planned all Catholic parade set for Sunday. The decision remains undecided and the event’s fate hangs on further discussion.
Bryan addressed an audience of about thirty thousand in which he described his earnings from lecturing and defended his wealth. He cited the profits from lectures and promised to reveal how he acquired it, criticizing Cannon and campaign funding.
The French aeronaut completed a 31 minute flight around Isy with an average altitude of 20 feet, peaking at 36 and dipping to 12. The machine reported perfect control during the exhibition setting a new record.
Reports from Sept 11 indicate fires along the coast stretch about one hundred miles with a ruddy glare through the haze. Smoke visible inland suggests more fires near Isle and possible danger to nearby hotel settlements as authorities assess the spread.
Reports from Omaha on September 1 describe Davis charged with murder in the first degree after an attempted suicide pact following his arrest. Bond of seven thousand dollars was furnished by the vice president of the First Bank. Doubts about guilt surface as conflicting accounts emerge while a hearing is awaited.
AnOCR fragment details a property lot matter with unclear names and dates. readable items point to a tal tal stele and lise terms. authorities or events are not fully shown, leaving the precise action or deadline uncertain.
Fragmentary report of a September debate proposal in Cincinnati between Taft and Bryan. Discussions centered on dates for a future event with Taft’s and Bryan’s camps proposing meetings. no definite date was set.
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