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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows a local newspaper notice from Deadwood with addresses in Fargo and Hot Springs. No clear event, date, or names readable.
Roma Tex Sept 19. Pifeep soldiers were left on the field after a battle fifteen miles below here on the Min Grande between the Magonists and Maderistas. Many wounded. The Magonists captured Camargo opposite Rio Grande City. Hundreds of Mexican families moved across the river to Texas for safety.
Health warning from pharmacists about catarrh remedies containing mercury. The note cautions against using preparations from untrustworthy sources that may damage the eyes and nervous system.
Berlin reports extracts from a letter attributed to ex king Manuel in London to a prominent financier. Manuel praises monarchist prospects in Portugal and notes England’s support while Spain and the German emperor oppose the revolutionaries. He expects European diplomats to back monarchic restoration.
Sept 18. Vlans are under way for the administration of a world wide Catholic Federation with a membership of 280 000. It seeks independent temporal powers akin to those Italy held before 1877 unification.
The White Star liner Olympic, the world’s largest passenger ship, was rammed by the British cruiser Hawk in the roadstead this morning. The vessel was beached at Cherbourg where passengers were evacuated. the Olympic later towed to Southampton for temporary repairs.
Denver hosts the Public Lands convention September 28 to October 4 with papers on good roads and resort recreation resources by Dr. F. L. Bartlett and Mrs. Mary C. Bradford. The talks stress mountain boulevards, highway development, and the public domain’s role in western recreation.
The Desert Chemical Co claims New Life cures rheumatic conditions and asthma for all ages with a guarantee to pay nothing if not cured. Customers visit Hot Springs, deposit a verified bank check, and instruct the bank to pay the agreed amount upon cure.
New York reports that profits for the sugar trust for the coming year will total about 40 million dollars after the August sugar price rise from 3.76 to 7.26. Much of this funds wiping out the deficit in the corporation’s treasury caused by government under valuation prosecutions and convictions.
London reports fear of war with Germany pushed England to settle the great railway strike. Governments cited European conflict to pressure rail magnates and unions into a binding commission agreement. Sir Guy Garnet led the signing as managers shifted stance amid Morocco talks deadlock and Berlin belligerence.
Soldiers patrol Madrid streets armed with rapid fire guns amid rising tensions. Residents brace for possible conflict as authorities seek order and safety.
Madrid reports widespread revolutionary mood amid general strike and martial law. Soldiers guard major routes with rapid fire guns and cannons while all wires except those to the capital are cut. Police use hot water against mobs and a plot against General Weyler is uncovered in Barcelona.
In Lead Ville a group of miners from Bear FP mine are reported as imprisoned underground. They reportedly receive regular rations while rescue teams coordinate efforts to reach them. Local authorities confirm sustained underground confinement and ongoing rescue operations.
Leadville Colorado reports two rescue gangs laboring through the night to reach three miners trapped below a mine after a cave in. Picks and shovels are used as efforts focus on freeing the men.
Chicago superintendent Ella Flagg Young releases a report arguing wasteful teaching methods push 18,003 pupils to repeat work and waste 400 teachers’ time. She estimates 270000 yearly loss despite potential gains from better supervision and method changes.
In Rhodesia and South Africa a campaign warns against the unwritten law as white authorities clash with black outrages. The Bulawayo case of Sam Lewis, who killed a black boy over an alleged slight to his daughter, is cited as fueling fear, with whites threatening self help and natives arming amid a wave of unrest.
Judge Peter Grosscup announced his intention to resign from the United States Circuit Court of Appeals on October 1. At a meeting in Huron a state pioneers association formed, to be named Territorial Pioneer Association with annual meetings during fair week. Officers elected include President A. L. Van Osdel Mission Hill, Vice President Doane Robinson Pierre, Senator Coel Crawford Huron, Congressman RK. W. Martin Deadwood, Secretary Col. BE. Parr Pierre.
Washington Sept 19 The USDA led study with southern lumbermen shows odd length lumber can cut waste and save material. Factories report beginning to use nine foot studs and other odd sizes while some builders resist even length bias.
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