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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1910
Page
5
Beverly Mass September 13 no statement for public was issued at today’s summer capital. Maine election results caused a shock and attempts at concealing facts. No intimation from the president. Taft may not seek re election.
Wilkes Barre Pa Sept 13 John Walker 30 of Edwardsville was shot through the heart while keeping watch over his dead daughter A brother of the victim is under arrest as police search for another brother in the Pennsylvania case that stunned the town
In Chicago the pro-Balinger members of the investigating committee meet in session at the auditorium. Present are Chairman Nelson and Senators Sutherland Utah Root New York and Congressmen Denny Michigan Olmstead Pennsylvania and McCall Massachusetts.
Hon. Chas. A. Poppleton obtained a marriage license and wed Miss Grace P. McFadden of Hermosa in Rapid City today. Poppleton, a Pennington County legislator, announced his marriage to the Hermosa native.
A family moved to the suburbs and bought the largest dog from a German kennel to guard their home. Burglars entered the house while the big dog slept. The dog merchant suggested a small dog to wake the big guard.
A fragment reflects a character named Bridget recalling childhood fear of police and now fearing she may fail to obtain a policeman. Nora comments that changes are coming, with Bridget noting the shift from fear of capture to fear of missing a policeman.
8. B. Hitzel, a prominent Spearfish young man, was in town Sunday en route to Huron for the state fair. He will then travel to Florida where he owns a fruit farm with the late B. F. Walters, and plans to raise oranges and vegetables for the New York market.
A collage of pithy lines from various papers noting Indian industry in Oklahoma comments by John D. Rockefeller on earth and pride, jokes about Ballinger and stamps, a calf born on a train's free ride, Roosevelt policies, Indian land costs, Chin On the Washington Chinaman, Aldrich Ballinger and Cannon as GOP dissenters, Morgan buying antique pitchers, and poetry versus Kaiser poetry with looming war in Europe.
Soule the democratic candidate for congress and other speakers visit three meetings this week. Lead Friday, Deadwood Saturday, and Spearfish Monday.
In Wagner South Dakota near Greenwood, James Felicia was killed by two Indians after a dispute over land leased to them. They beat his brother and stabbed Felicia in the heart with a Mexican dagger, then hacked the body. The two suspects are in custody at Lake Andes awaiting trial. strong evidence is reported.
A large and early turnout occurred across South Carolina for the Republican and Democratic primaries. Voters chose candidates for governor, adjutant general, railroad commissioner, and members of Congress in two districts, shaping the state’s political landscape.
Mason City Iowa September 13 William Belk chief engineer was instantly killed and two others seriously injured when an ammonia tank exploded at the Dickens Packing plant at about 10 o clock this morning.
A collection of pithy proverbs cautioning against vanity imitation and rash acts. Do not steal another’s good name pattern after a bee pattern your makeup avoid ruby lips and a ruby nose avoid betting with a spouse beware gifts horse mouths judge by wife not clothes act cautiously with bulls by tail if needed.
Detectives reported no clue to the whereabouts of 57500 dollars in gold bullion stolen from the steamer Humboldt while en route from Fairbanks to Seattle. The theft occurred as the vessel traveled toward Seattle, Seattle, Washington, with investigators pursuing leads but finding none.
Hot Springs Arkansas September 12 The Old Settlers Association held a barbecue yesterday marking the first annual Pioneer honor of the class of 85. The event featured speeches dancing and feasting by early county residents.
Carl A. Badsong is held by police after a two week probe into the death of his wife who died shortly after taking out an insurance policy. The bride of two months died under similar conditions, and officers allege foul play. Badsong is formally charged with murder.
In Poughkeepsie New York on September 12 masked robbers halted three prominent residents at gunpoint, stealing jewelry cash and papers. Auto driver Harry Deery, with red-lit car, confronted a thief and was shot at twice before the bandits fled into the woods.
The Gillmore hotel reopens under Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Richardson of Spearfish. They will renovate the building, add furniture, and improve service to make it one of the city’s best hotels. Transients will find good accommodations and meals up to standard.
Report from Aberdeen notes slow filing on Standing Rock and Cheyenne river reservations leaves about 1.49 million acres unentered by early September. In Lemmon district 17 holders filed, while Aberdeen district shows 39 by September’s first three days, totaling 56 farms after three days on the 1,500,000 acre reserve still available.
Mrs. Turner Powell of Sturgis North Dakota endorses Dean's Kidney Pills citing relief from kidney trouble and backache. The advertisement claims kidney troubles cause various ailments in women and promotes the remedy as the best choice, priced 60 cents a box and sold by all druggists.
The Denver mint will begin coining about 200000 dollars daily in $20 gold pieces due to strong export demand. August coinage totaled 865000 in $10 gold pieces and 57000 in 26 cent silver pieces. Washington may suspend gold coinage to save mint expenses and issue certificates instead, if foreign demand shifts.
Two people were killed and a score injured when a Big Four passenger train collided with a freight train at East Brightwood, a suburb of Indianapolis, today.
John Bryant of Deadwood has moved into the Ward building on Lincoln Street. He is employed at the White Spar. His family arrived Thursday night.
Pierre S D September 12 Interest grows in the shooting of an unknown man by L W Elliott as the victim resembles Frank Miller alias Clarence Johnson wanted in Canada by the Northwest Mounted police for various deeds Sheriff J W Laughlin Hughes County wired for positive identification no reply yet
Dodge City Kansas dispatch reports Representative E H Madison will not attend the Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee meeting in Chicago, returning from Minneapolis last night and declaring Chicago action would be irregular. Stanley County Fair at Kadoka scheduled September 21 to 23 promises a strong program, with an agriculture show aimed at refreshing interest in rural life.
A Hocking Valley passenger train, en route to Toledo, derailed at Walbridge while traveling about forty five miles per hour. Three people were killed in the crash and the line’s services were disrupted as rescuers responded to the wreckage.
Early returns from Portland Maine show the Democratic ticket winning statewide with gains in four congressional districts. A Democratic United States senator is likely as Republican losses mount and governors races favor Fernald remains possible though incomplete results continue.
Mrs Edward Meyers of Keeline Wyoming saved her baby from a burning bed after a candle burned a paper start to the blaze. She fought flames and carried the child to safety before collapsing in the yard. Local reports describe the dramatic rescue near Manville on September 13.
Cheyenne Wyoming September 13 After weeks of quarrel over a new contract for the year starting September 1 operators and delegates of the mine workers reached an agreement. Operators concede nearly every point and the key feature is a wage increase to 3 1 2 cents per ton.
London September 13 prospects for an early Lancashire cotton strike settlement were ruined as cotton workers refused to negotiate with operators and unions across England promised financial support to boilermakers.
Indianapolis Sept 13 reports say Big Four passenger No 9 hit a Louisville special carrying the First Kentucky regiment to Fort Benjamin Harrison. The crash after an open switch killed two men C Icke of Anderson and Samuel Denmore of Indianapolis an engineer.
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