Hundred Die In Forest Fires In Wallace Montana
Latest advices indicate that the east expansion of Wallace Montana was wiped by flames as hundreds perished in large forest fires.
22 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1910
Page
1
Latest advices indicate that the east expansion of Wallace Montana was wiped by flames as hundreds perished in large forest fires.
Reports from August show forest fires advancing from Wallace Idaho through northern Idaho into Montana with hundreds dead and many towns evacuated. Troops and pack trains join rangers in efforts as communications fail and bridges burn, while officials seek federal aid to protect lives and timber.
The piece notes Taft at work on a congression letter and conservation sphere. It mentions a news week release about a forthcoming address, a Front and the other of Scints of Bs No date set for Vin. 7 W Gilmon of Beverly ents admin Tation plans to be in Washington for a side meeting with metal order experts invited to confer.
Thoth Pabinthek, a former letter carrier from Zacharievka, Russia, was arrested in Chelsea as a Russian fugitive and held without bail. A deposition from the Russian government was received. He faces larceny charges of 286 rubles from January 1935 and could be shot if extradited and found guilty.
Washington reports confirm Managua overrun by Estrada group after ten months of revolt. Madriz remained in the city as his faction’s grip ended, with dispatches from Olivares and Moffat noting evacuation and Estrada’s rise to the presidency. Other cables indicate Madriz family in Corinto and shifting control across the capital.
A Marinette Wis field dispatch reports four men injured in a baseball game between Menominee and Sturgeon Bay. Sturgeon Bay catcher Fstris fractured a leg after a slide at home plate by Menominee pitcher Baker. Baker suffered leg injuries, Demeroski of Menominee was struck in the stomach and concussed, and Du Bois of Menominee injured a leg sliding to base.
Unofficial returns show Mayor Dahlman leading Governor Shallenberger by under 20 points in the statewide Democratic primary. Officials warn final results may shift after certification as fraud allegations surface over the vote.
In Sulphur Oklahoma Associated Press report says E W Clapp, Chickasaw Indians' counsel, argued the government, not the Indians, paid J F L McMurray’s fee in the land sale case. Webster Ballinger testified he had 74% claimants and would take 40% of any recovered property. he noted $25 spent on prosecutions with no fees paid to him.
A report describes an attempted burglary at a family home with entry through a secured door. No one was harmed, and police noted the intruders left after the break-in, with limited details available about suspects or motive.
Robert Buford, claimed to be from Esceanaha, was sentenced to two years at Waupin after pleading guilty to robbery of cheese from a Chicago Northwestern car house. The incident occurred in Manitowoc area as reported by The Northwestern.
Mrs James Sherman wife of Vice President Sherman, returned from Bic Montee the forenoon almost completely restored in health and strength.
Rescue ships Minotaur and Munmouth failed to reach the Bedford after it ran aground off Ireland in heavy seas. Engine room crew were lost as the ship listed badly with water pouring in, and only a partial report described damage and ongoing danger to the vessel.
Mrs Carrie Young aged twenty five of 159 South Main street Fond du Lac attempted to take chloroform on Sunday morning. A friend Miss May Worden intervened and prevented the act as Woman Young called on her. The case described as attempted self destruction with a timely stoppage.
Miss Worden interrupted a poisoning at Mrs Young's apartment. Tong lay unconscious with a towel over his face when Worden found him. a physician arrived and saved him. Mrs Young, who recently separated from her husband, admitted taking poison saying she had nothing to live for.
Ameociavid Press reports American aviator Moissant failed to complete the Paris to London flight after two ascents were hampered by strong winds. A forced descent damaged his monoplane deeply, ending attempts for 24 hours. he and his mechanic escaped injury and are now at Seven Oaks, near Upchurch.
Thomas Sul Evan of Kaukauna Wisconsin died suddenly Sunday morning aboard the Herman Hitz, a Cook Brown boat from Oshkosh. He was hired Saturday, grew worse despite medical aid, and died before a second physician could help. Police notified Fond du Lac and Oshkosh authorities to locate next of kin. coroner notified but no autopsy planned.
Special to the Northwester reports Madison Wisconsin August obituary for Captain James F Spencer aged sixty eight. A veteran of war and long time clerk in civilian life he was linked to the Perk Amels operation and earlier to the Vilas House in Madison. He also worked in St Louis and was active in local business.
From Brivind Fraternal News comes word that the national convention of distinguished fraternities gathers in the city. About 309 delegates are reported to attend the event, with plans for ceremonies and addresses by key members.
New York Ane 22 reports actor Heinze confirmed plans to wed Miss Bev Henderson an actress. The ceremony likely September 1 with a European trip to follow after a stop at his copper mine in Butte Montana. An automobile owned by G W Kirk of Chicago suffered a sprung axle ten miles from Portage early today forcing the owners to abandon the car and walk five miles to reach Oshkosh with friends guiding the rest of the journey by train.
Omro Wisconsin reports a widening split in the local Methodist church as Pastor Rev Daniel Woodward and District Superintendent S H Andersen clash over pulpit control and conference directives. A Sunday meeting at the Masonic hall featured Woodward defending his position amid orders and letters from the district, with tensions ongoing.
Fragmentary weather note records a probable shower and cooler trend with hints of rising temperatures and variable observatory remarks. Partial data mention a Tuesday to Thursday stretch with unsettled conditions and a possible extreme warm period ahead.
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