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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
4
The Garland Globe lists subscription terms for one year six months and three months in advance. Advertising rates are available on application. It is entered as second class matter February 17 1906 at Garland Utah under Congress act of March 3 1879. Editor and Manager.
Provo hosts a horse fair on April 16 and Garfield may get a starch factory. The Utah Beekeepers’ association holds its spring convention in Salt Lake City on April 6. Miss Gertrude Lake, a stenographer, died by suicide in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Effie Rinched died of smallpox in Salt Lake City. Mrs. John Moyes of Plain City survived a run away accident in Ogden. The Iron moulders strike affects Salt Lake City workers. Senate confirms Hobba and Thompson for Salt Lake land office. Massive snow slides hit Marysvale and Kimberly. Freight car protection device by Ogden patentees. Free $1000 Maryand scholarship named. Large drifts on Marysvale and Gold Mountain. Jens Thomas acquitted in self defense for a fatal saloon shooting. Cyrus Dallin earns St. Louis fair gold medal. William Ross escapes Salt Lake County jail. Mant City votes on electric plant municipal ownership. Adulterated foods labeled Artificial. Kaysville farmers’ institute hosts lectures. Cache valley derailment delays No. 12 with no injuries. Peter Caldo commits suicide in Mercur. A Richfield girl almost chokes on a coffee bean.
M F Lovell of the American Humane Association laments women wearing bird and seal fur as cruel vanity. He cites Dutcher of Audubon Society on nesting birds killed for plumes, warns of murder by plume hunters, and urges churches to denounce cruelty as un Christian. He argues humane dress aligns with genuine Christianity.
Honiton lace made in Honiton Devonshire England is noted for its floral figure work. Honiton application involves attaching sprays and flowers to a net ground. Modern factories sew machine ground onto hand-made sprays. Honiton guipure features large flower patterns on an open ground.
Tennessee congressman Brownlow is accused by a Baltimore observer of being a confidence man in Congress. The exchange with an Ohio member and Watcher of Baltimore centers on a trade involving 4000 seed packages and a supposed reciprocity deal yielding only outdated department reports.
In a legislative quip from Chicago Chronicle the St Louis congressman Bartholdt pushes a brewery bill but faces opposition from the temperance lobby. A railroad privileges measure then passes near unanimously before adjournment. Bartholdt reacts with a grim remark about breweries issuing passea.
Churchill sparked lighthearted derision with the phrase terminologies in exactitude. A writer imagines later authors adopting the line as a gloss on a famous moral tale, linking the mock scholarliness to a reformulated cherry tree anecdote.
A novelty crept into the English House of Commons when hand clapping, long forbidden in parliament, was heard for the first time. The house favors the phrase Hear Hear as approval, a modern shortening of Hear him Hear him once common in earlier times.
Report describes Herr Stier of Vienna pursuing cloud seeding to dispel hailstorms with cannon fire. Demonstrations show a rapid wind whirl surrounds the shot, tearing shields and snapping posts, with a bystander tossed and killed in horizontal shots during trials.
The West Virginia congressman inadvertently reported a House resolution to raise cloakroom attendants pay from 60 to 70 dollars a month. The measure passed unanimously after the mistake was realized. Hughes moved to reconsider, but the motion was tabled by 96 to 41, affirming the increase.
The article notes that Gabriele D Annunzio traveled with fourteen trunks and an Italian newspaper lists contents such as 72 shirts 144 plan socks 24 silk socks 48 day gloves 24 evening gloves 8 violet umbrellas 10 green parasols 20 dozen handkerchiefs and 100 colored cravats.
A tribute to Susan B Anthony notes her keen news sense and friendship with a young reporter. He sought her guidance during a Washington convention moment, leading to a permanent engagement as a leading correspondent.
The St Paul railroad shops in Milwaukee are constructing the largest freight car yet. Current cars carry 100000 pounds, but the new design will hold 200000 pounds. It will transport a ninety ton base section for a blast engine bound for Bethlehem Pa, measure forty one feet, feature four trucks and sixteen wheels.
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