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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
3
A Chicago cashier is accused of stealing thousands over a sixty day period from Wisconsin Lime and Cement Co. Authorities allege substantial losses occurred, with the case under investigation and potential charges forthcoming as records are reviewed.
Arthur Hawkins a 38 year old cashier at Wisconsin Lime and Cement Company in Chicago confessed to robbing his employers of more than 9900 in sixty days and is now in jail.
Washington July 11 reports say Emperor William has written to Nicaragua's President Madriz, recognizing him and praising his election, alarming the United States which supports General Estrada. St Louis July 11 a Mississippi river steamer City of Cape Girardeau sunk above St Genevieve. 125 passengers escaped, crew praised for safety. ship owned by Eagle Packing Company of St Louis.
Roosevelt issues statement from New York City on July 6 denying involvement in campaign battles. He notes he will meet officials representing varied opinions and will only speak for his own positions. He does not endorse Poindexter for senator and says his past record on conservation remains favorable.
Washington July 7 The Georgetown University seismograph recorded the most severe earthquake since the West Indies shock Father Torndorf estimated the quake was 1500 miles away and lasted about 15 minutes.
Taft played golf today while his son Sa t lol Loeb and Roosevelt debates spark. Police barred the Johnson Jeffries fight pictures in Cleveland as Churchill says moving pictures cannot be stopped in Parliament. Lubin vows court fight to keep Jeffries Johnson film shows open in New York. A blast near Cabot kills twenty and injures many as a dynamite blast rocks Beverly Massachusetts during a port conference with Loeb.
Oyster Bay July 6 Col Theo Roosevelt declares support for Poindexter in race against Ballinger for senator. He asserts past cooperation with Poindexter and expresses satisfaction with the outcome of his visit.
Johnson asserts victory over Jeffries, claiming clear superiority in all aspects of the fight. He notes only a minor lip cut from an old wound and dismisses claims of infected body blows, adding he is ready to fight again tomorrow.
In a reflective public note, the boxer credits his rival Jeffries for a tough fight and praises his own effort. He says they both fought hard with mutual respect, plans a vaudeville stint, then rest in Chicago, and doubts Sam Langford could present a worthy challenge.
London July 12 Hon Clarkes Stewart Rolles noted aviator and millionaire who recently flew Dover to France and back in a Wright biplane was killed today in a fall. Hamilton Ohio July 12 Dispatcher Albert J Smith admitted he gave conflicting orders causing a wreck that claimed twenty one lives.
Senator W Murray Crane of Massachusetts visited President Taft today in Beverly Massachusetts. The meeting followed Crane's earlier remarks and signals legislative outreach in Washington.
Berlin July 12 United Press denies reports that Emperor William meddles in Central American affairs. A letter to President Madriz of Venezuela is said to be a customary acknowledgment of his election. A second statement claims Germany will act as it pleases in Central America without U S supervision.
Captain Fremont of the Boston Navy yard dispatches a wrecking company with salvage apparatus to recover the sunken gunboat Carline rammed and sunk by the submarine Bonita off New London.
Council Bluffs Iowa July 12 Luther West received 100 dollars and six months in jail Rick Beattie got thirteen months and 100 dollars Ole Marsh and Bert Shoren were each given fifteen months in jail.
At the new Family vaudeville theater this evening patrons applauded the First National Bank and other ads as the doors opened. The crowd expressed faith in the institution and an optimistic mood among Billings citizens.
New York July 12 Governor Hughes likely to withhold support for William Loeb Jr as Taft’s favored governor candidate. Arrival at Colonel Roosevelt's Oyster Bay home signals anticipated public statement on endorsement.
The railroad rate case hearing resumes in Chicago after a lapse of several weeks. J. Howard Gates is appointed to take testimony. Railroad commissioners will be present with stenographer William Wallace of Aberdeen and P. W. Daugherty of Dell Rapids, assistant attorney general and attorney for the railroad commission.
Washington July 12 The secretary of state will refuse to surrender Porter Charlton to Italy for trial in the wife murder case unless Italy agrees to surrender many Italians charged with murder in America.
Evanston, July 12. Evans of Globe, Ariz., has outfitted and set out for the Gros Ventre country to seek a lost gold deposit his father found forty four years ago. The elder party failed after Indians drove them from the area in 1866, with six killed. troops later rescued the others. Evans drew a map marking the site but never returned.
Lane Albuquerque July 12 Republicans will control the constitutional convention in October the Democrats offered a plan for a non partisan constitution but it was refused. Billings Montana July 12 Depositors meet to reopen First National Bank as it closed a week ago a campaign will seek waivers to reopen the bank.
Denver Colorado reports a boost in silver prices with a week long rise of over two cents per ounce. Yesterday's quotation stood at 47 percent cents an ounce, up from last week, with historical highs and lows cited including 68 cents in 1907 and 65 percent cents in April 1908, while annual averages varied around 62 percent in 1906 and 51 percent in 1909.
A reflective piece urges readers to consider how a local paper carries stories of misfortune and secret lives, warning that every community holds hidden tales and possible consequences for those who crave sensationalism or hide personal secrets.
In Cannon City on July 12 the Nevada Supreme Court sustained the lower court in Moore v Verde Manhattan Mining Co. The ruling preserves the anti promotion stock provision by requiring stock sold to be marked treasury or promotion when issued, aimed at preventing defrauding investors.
Berlin July 12 Captain Wahlkampf infantry regiment No 111 at Rasta South Germany was sentenced to two years in prison for brutality to soldiers. He beat them with a sword.
New York July 12. Jon Frank shot Minnie Westerly after she refused marriage then killed himself. Frank died instantly and the woman was taken to a hospital where she will probably die. BotA came from Newark.
Reading fragments describe explosive risks and undermined shafts in the Werters Gstates area with mine supports failing. The text notes reinforced concrete replacing timber, frequent warnings, shifting workers, and pumps moving water that threatens mine integrity and safety procedures.
In St Petersburg on July 2, Bremen is beaten back at Peterhof as a harsh summer pall spreads. The scourge sweeps across Russia with hundreds of deaths reported daily.
Colorado investors and mining leaders plan a July 15 meeting at 1610 Court Place to discuss methods to develop and lease the mining industry in Colorado. James F Vallbreath Jr of the American Mining Congress urges coordinated efforts to attract eastern capital and avert economic downturns while boosting the state’s chief industry.
A Detroit report from July 15 states an interurban car crashed into a work train near Wilkes in Michigan. One person died and about forty were injured, six seriously, as the urban line careened off course and struck the work crew.
John Regen aged 11 years born in England came to America in 1874 locating in Pennsylvania. He lived with brother Daniel in Lead. a miner by trade and a single man. Funeral services to be held at the Catholic church with a private invitation from New York events noted.
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