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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
6
Manila June 2 United States transport Lamapolis tank sank in 20 fathoms of water 18 miles from Corridor Island harbor. The vessel struck a log and wrecked the crew escaped in small boats with no loss of life.
In St. Louis Missouri on June 2, Mrs Dora K Doxey Saliey stood before the court denying conspiracy to kill Erder while experts filled much of the day. A dramatic scene unfolded as tears marked her testimony and she claimed morphine influenced the case, amid a crowd pressuring entry to the courtroom.
The post office department announces 13 new rural routes in South Dakota starting July 1. Routes include Belvidere Draper Fresho Yale Sipmates Beckham and others, with adjustments to nearby towns. The notice highlights increased mail delivery across rural communities.
Des Moines June 2 Attorney General Webb Byers and railroad commissioner Palmer Baten telegraphed Attorney General Wickersham requesting inclusion of the state in the injunction suit now pending. The move aims to expand the legal action and clarify state interests in the case.
F. L. Cook, president, extols Spearfish South Dakota State Normal School offering broad training for teachers and professionals. He notes facilities valued around 175000, experienced staff, extensive program from elementary to two years college work, low costs, new furnishings, strong library, and housing options with affordable total expenses for women. Newspapers urge sending for catalog and inquiries.
Milper D. June 2 reports women candidates for county school superintendent adopt the slogan Votes for Women and campaign among voters. two Republicans and two Democrats are running, with each seen as competent aspirants. The scene includes a ladder climb by a journalist interviewing two carpenters atop a stepladder.
Pope Pius X turned 75 today in Rome and received many callers. Enthusiasm marked the occasion as the venerable pontiff greeted visitors and army of well wishers gathered to honor him.
The Japanese ambassador to King Edward's forces, Prince Fushimi, arrived in New York en route to Japan and was greeted with a reception.
The funeral of ex Governor John H. Mickey will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Corpora Nebraska Sunday afternoon. Politicians from across the state were expected to attend after his death on Tuesday.
In Billings Montana May a dog fight turned fatal when Jony Oberweiser died after being struck during the brawl. Walter K Scott is charged with murder over the incident after Oberweiser reportedly interfered with a dog fight and was struck.
Washington June 2 Senator J P Dolliver of Town was locked out of his house after returning from Mt Vernon with no keys. He searched clothes for the keys, then used a makeshift jimmy to gain access through a rear window and enter his apartment.
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors prepare memorial services to be held next Sunday at their hall. Musical selections by a Baptist male quartet and Mrs McSloy, plus an address by Mrs Swetman of Lead. After services, members will decorate graves at the cemetery.
Western Shippers celebrate Attorney General Wicker injunction on rail freight increases while railroads push back arguing budgets for maintenance wages and passenger service. They claim 730 million dollars in increased costs over two years and urge retrenchment. Minnesota manufacturers join, urging public resistance to perceived rate pressures.
President Taft departed Washington to tour Bryn Mawr Ada Ohio Monroe Jackson and Detroit visiting multiple states. Separately in San Francisco two Chinese secret societies are shipping arms and munitions to China to aid revolutionaries in Manchuria uprising.
Denver June 3. Thirty one firemen are recovering from injuries after International Harvester warehouse fire gutted the building. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars.
Washington D. C. June 3 The Senate adopted a Bur ton resolution of Ohio instructing the Interstate Commerce Commission to send to the Senate a report giving full information on proposed rate increases and to furnish one hundred samples showing how leading commodities are affected Senator LaFoliette announces he will speak on the subject tomorrow.
New York June 3 John A Dix a grandson of the late John A Dix chosen to state party man by the Democrats here yesterday He succeeds William J Conners who retires as the result of the getting together of himself and Tammany’s chief Charles F Murphy.
Boston Massachusetts May 31 Harvard freshmen were beaten by Cornell varsity crew which outclassed them by six lengths.
New York May 31 Charles Treat former treasurer of the United States until last September died of apoplexy this morning in New York He was 44 years old.
Sprinfeld May 11. Senator John Bredoerik posts 10000 bond. Senator S C Pemberto and Representative J C Clark post 5000 bonds each in the Lorimer drive ry case.
Marshfield Wis May 31 robbers entered the state bank at Unity twelve miles from here and made away with 20000 cash and notes. Police pursued but no arrests reported. Local residents described the robbery as bold and well planned with the band escaping in a waiting car.
An 1860 Chicago Tribune editorial on Lincolns nomination portrays him as a man of virtue, moral heroism, and decisive leadership. It notes his rise from the people, his appeal to all classes, and his potential to unite and advance the republic amid corrupt rule and a fragile government.
The Cook county grand jury met at 7 oclock to continue the Lorimer bribery probe. Governor ven neen is expected to appear, H Eckemeeger of Vandalia may reveal more, and District Attorney Burke travels from Springfield with new evidence. Many legislators are expected to stampede and confess to save themselves. Higher officials may be indicted.
News from Milan reports W. R. Hearst, publisher of the New York American, was robbed in Piazza del Duomo of nearly $20,000 in bills. He pursued the thief, cornered him in a shop, and reclaimed the funds.
Cleveland on May 31 Chief of Police Kohler pleaded not guilty to twenty three charges including dunkeries and neglect of duty and immorality.
Denver charges allege a four year scheme where the pardon board sold pardons to prisoners. C B E Hager former secretary of the State Board of Charities is accused of taking 5180 to influence pardons. Information filed at Cripple Creek by John F. Wright. Hager not yet arrested.
The Oaks stakes worth 30000 dollars were won by Sir William Bass with Rosedroy. FE J. M. Ushers Evolution finished second. There were eleven starters.
San Francisco June 3. Champion boxer Jas F F Jeffries announced the proceeds of the Jeffries Johnson fight will be donated to charity totaling about a quarter of a million dollars. Governor Giese urged verification and pledged to help verify the fundraising claim.
Washington set yesterday for the far term the corporation tax case tied to Taft and the Payne Aldrich tariff act. The tax, one percent on profits over five thousand dollars, is to be paid yearly with returns due by March 1 and June 30. Exemptions include labor, agricultural, horticultural and fraternal beneficiary societies. The decision awaits a re argument before collection resumes.
Attorney General Clark seeks a rehearing in the McKennan Inheritance tax case after the supreme court ruled the present tax law unconstitutional. He argues the law is valid and filed a petition that will pause proceedings until a new decision is reached, prompting county treasurers to inquire about possible further collections under the ruling.
Roosevelt return set for June 18 with a nation wide greeting. Hundreds of steamboats and thousands of citizens to welcome him, New York crowds along land and water routes, and dignitaries from across the country to attend. The Harbor Display committee reports most crafts chartered for the Quarantine to Fifty ninth street procession, with the Albany chartered by the Republican club and other boats from Chicago Philadelphia Omaha Washington and more. The land parade features mounted police and Roosevelt Rough Riders, while the river pageant will range from Quarantine to the Battery and back, ending with a welcome on shore. Mrs Roosevelt invited to Sherry’s luncheon where she will view the parade.
In St Louis on May 31 the murder case against Mrs Dora J Doxey for killing her former husband William Erder moved to jury deliberation after expert testimony. The defendant prepared to present her own defense while showing signs of strain.
In a June report from Tobie Japan, alleged conspirators were charged with a plot to kill Enteses as other numbers of the Japanese cabinet. All information is withheld by the government. The empire urged restraint as authorities pursued leads.
Secretary Knox reports a plan to form a world peace congress with Theodore Roosevelt at its head. Congress would appoint representatives from all world powers and establish headquarters at The Hague in a bid to secure global peace.
Washington June 3 Democrats and insurgents adopt resolution stating no part of the $100,000 in the sundry civil bill may be used to prosecute trusts under the Sherman act against labor organizations. In Gravesend New York jockey Fred Langan killed as his horse Stalwart Lad fell during a race.
Webb City Missouri June 3 Charles Wilson arrested charged with murder in the first degree alleged to have whipped the two year old child of Mrs Mary Lee with whom Wilson boarded The baby died the following day from the injuries sustained last Wednesday
New York June reports that aviation prizes totaling 215000 are delayed for aeroplane contests among cities. The public can expect several nights of aviation events across the country this summer.
Count Leopold reigning prince of Lippe and his brother Julius were attacked by Italian anarchists near Deymol while driving. They were stoned but not seriously injured. The assailants were later arrested.
Chicago II June 3 The commercial bodies of 19 cities will attend a meeting called by John Wilder to oppose higher railroad rates. The legal corps of 26 Western railroads convenes Monday. Railroads cancel improvement orders due to government actions and will dismiss many workers. The Santa Fe plans 2000 layoffs and the C M St P 3000 men.
San Francisco on June 1 reports church leaders will hold a conference tomorrow to find ways to stop the Jeffries Johnson fight scheduled for July fourth after it begins. Rickard stated today he will referes.
Twenty two railroads forming the Central Freight association, operating between Cincinnati Louisville and Chicago, announced to the Interstate Commerce Commission new rates raising transportation charges from 6 to 31 percent. The increase takes effect July 1. Also notified were higher commodity rates by the New York Central and Western Shore systems and other eastern lines.
Reports from Detroit dated May 21 indicate a heavy snow storm raged yesterday near Calumet. Boats sought refuge and train service was abandoned as the blizzard disrupted transportation and daily activity in the area.
In Washington on June 1 the Senate defeated a proposed amendment to the valuer’s will for payment valuation rereads, with a 66 to 520 vote. Abe Benste Chisafters reported the outcome, noting the defeated measure and the continued contest over the valuation issue.
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