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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
3
Anita confronts her mother and father as Mr. Blacklock insists on immediate marriage. Anita seeks escape with Blacklock to safety, while the Ellerslys' hypocritical elegance unravels under pressure, revealing a desperate clash of love, power, and conventional duty.
A comic exchange centers on a cross-eyed chauffeur who jokes about luck and a clumsy encounter. The dialogue notes a crosseyed person driving and ending up in a pond, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding.
London uses 90,030,000 gallons daily while New York consumes 500,000,000 gallons. London covers 118 square miles compared with New York's 326 square miles.
In New York on Tuesday night a flood rushed into a newly opened West Forty sixth Street sewer tube eight feet in diameter and forty feet deep trapping about forty laborers. Foreman Ben Conners kept order using a club to direct men to the air shaft as they fought rising water to reach safety.
Muskogee I T Mac Alford once labeled violent and embroiled in a feud with the Davis family was shot from ambush Tuesday while returning from Porum after talking with the city marshal. He had been twice tried for Cleero Davis murder and acquitted and faced an indictment for Spivey’s murder that was quashed.
Sheriff Ouezzan failed to secure Sir Henry MacLean from the bandit Raisuli. Cald Mehalin leads 1700 men toward Elknes territory to seize Raisuli and force MacLean’s release. A second force under Cald Hagdadi heads to cooperate.
The Vladimir province strike by Sava Novosoff mill workers in Orlechovo has escalated with about forty thousand men out. Social Democrats push sympathy strikes, sparking violent agitation and large meetings. Troops were summoned, dispersed crowds, and arrests followed.
New regulations for military district courts introduced July 20 shorten the inquest and trial to seventy two hours from indictment to execution. Appeals to the military court of cassation and its decision are included in this rapid process. The changes echo the era of drumhead courts martial, though abolished by the late government.
Mrs. Russell Sage sent a 100000 check to Chancellor J R Day as a gift to the teachers' college of Syracuse. The college sits on fourteen acres with a Norman style castle adjoining the campus, once Mrs Sage's childhood home. She desires it to be the permanent home of the teachers' college and for women to always be admitted.
Senator Borah delivered a fervent plea for Haywood’s conviction in Idaho. The crowded room could not hold all attendees with hundreds watching from the lawn under open windows. The defense protested portions as Borah praised law and order while Haywood showed little emotion.
The American Protective Tariff League board and executive committee in New York adopted a resolution opposing the Germany tariff agreement. They plan to present the issue to President Roosevelt and cabinet members and lawmakers, arguing the pact violates law and protection policy and harms American importers.
Nebraska state railway commission moves to set a 15 to 25 percent reduction range for express rates under a recent law. Express companies push for 16 percent cuts, while commissioners seek a 25 percent cap with a 15 percent floor. Commissioner Williams says the plan aims to win company agreement and deliver a 25 percent decrease for travelers.
Paris court rules on suit between Duchess de La Rochefoucauld and Countess Spottiswood Mackin over 600 rent for a house leased in 1902. Court finds heating defect repaired within forty eight hours and allows sale of duchess’s left belongings to satisfy the countess claim.
A Berlin serial killer, dubbed Herlin-A, abducted three young girls near the city center on a Friday afternoon. The attacker stabbed the victims in the abdomen. one girl died, another is dying, and the third is seriously wounded.
Peter Sullivan of Laywett Mass won a decision over Cyclone John Thompson of Eyen more LiL after twenty fierce rounds. Many experts believed the bout was a draw as both fighters traded heavy blows with Sullivan briefly hurt near the end.
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