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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
4
The Garland Globe notes it is published every Saturday with subscription terms of one year in advance six months or three months and advertising rates available on application. It also records entry as second class matter February 17 1906 at Garland Utah under congressional act of March 4 1879.
Park City hosts cloned school vacation as Park City residents enjoy new double train service between Park City and Ogden. A Salt Lake ministerial drive aims to close Sunday theatres, while Utah National Guard transfers fill other units. Educing behavior includes many married teachers, a bigamy sentence for Cecil Plant, and various local incidents from Provo to American Fork and Ogden.
The dispatches report a 18000 ton battleship order to Krupp and British cruiser orders, a jailed man in Grand Rapids, rising deaths from a France mine, a Natal punitive expedition after insurgent leaders, mail armor for police in St Petersburg, and a rector in St Paul who killed himself. Also noted are executions in Nigeria, a perjury sentence in New York, and various legal and labor disputes across the globe.
Naples residents near Mount Vesuvius flee as dense ash and fumes fill the air. Lava advances up to 200 feet wide, at times 21 feet per minute, destroying vegetation while churches stay crowded with worshippers seeking deliverance.
A spectacular blaze in Portland destroyed the top eight story of the Chamber of Commerce building and caused the death of Homer H. Hallock, longtime railroad official. Hallock, in the Commercial club, jumped from the roof to the central court eight stories below and died instantly. Property loss estimated at $100,000.
In Zurich a young Russian ringleader of the March 20 Mutual Credit bank robbery in Moscow, worth 497500, was arrested after arriving April 3 and being detained for intoxication. He confessed to heading a 19 man gang and police found Russian bank notes in his wallet.
Washington reports a General Staff plan for fortifying the Panama Canal has been placed before Secretary Taft. The canal commission backs fortifications. A policy question will be considered as Taft, the president, and Secretary Root review the project for submission to Congress.
The War Department explains the trouble at Fort Sill as a protest by Apache captives led by Geronimo against being kept at the post instead of joining a traveling Wild West show. The Indians threaten to break away, having been detained for years under the old chief.
John McMann a St Louis stone mason, after a day at union headquarters without a settlement in the building trades strike, told his wife he would rather be dead than idle and swallowed carbolic acid. He died within minutes after the act, the result of being idle for a month.
A collage of regional items includes Missoula election partial victory for municipal ownership, Aurora Nevada post office establishment, Wyoming sheep quarantine lifted with dip rule, Tacoma mayoral race returns for George P Wright and rivals, Spokane burglar shootout, Denver painters strike, Nye county sheriff Thomas Logan shot dead, Big Bend bank president Charles May jailed, Bannock fire wipeout, Idaho crop totals, Steph en Carver’s railroad proposal, Duncan Clark killed antelope hunting, Denver police killing sentence, Burlington wreck casualties, Casper coal strikes, Wyoming sheep losses, Lander flood losses, and Idaho barley yield and value totaling 1 270 138 dollars.
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