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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1907
Page
2
Montana Train Robbers May Soon Be Punished
Butte Montana George Tower arrested on charges tied to the North Coast Limited holdup near Butte on May 7. He implicated Gordon and Dutch as the robbers while admitting Gordon used his room as headquarters. a dynamite-filled satchel was the first clue. Tower claims Gordon threatened him. police link another suspect held in Oregon to the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont George Tower
Hutte
Jane
Kaghieer Clow
Jon Gordon
Tower
Gordon
Hurley Hongate
Mra. Hungate
Newcastle
Wyo
Columbia River
Ore
Missouri
Gordon Jett
Oregon
United States in Minority on Contraband Abolition Vote
The Hague committee adopted the British plan to abolish contraband by twenty five to five. The United States Germany France Russia and Montenegro voted no with Japan Spain Panama Greece and Roumania abstaining. Ten absentees. Joseph H. Choate said the US aimed to limit contraband and avoid wider restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
United States
Germany
France
Russia
Montenegro
Japan
Spain
Panama
Greece
Roumania
Joseph H. Choate
Britt Wins Narrow Decision Over Nelson in San Francisco
Jimmy Britt of San Francisco won a 20 round decision against Battling Nelson of Hegenlach Alabama in San Francisco. The bout featured swift exchanges and Britt's superior ring generalship and accuracy, with Nelson largely on the defensive and unable to halt Britt's onslaught near the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jimmy Britt
Nelson
Hegenlach
Britt
Wille
Dane
Thonstart
Not A Case Of Murder In Clinton Mrs Magill Death
Growing belief in Clinton Illinois that Mrs Pat Magill died by her own action from chloroform poisoning as medical experts report traces of arsenic were found in the stomach analysis. States Attorney Miller announced the report and the theory gaining traction locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minton
Pat Magill
Fred Magill
Miller
Resignation of East Lake City Police Chief
Chief Gen A Sheets resigned on Wednesday and handed the office to Captain John LB Burbidge who becomes acting chief. The move follows nearly a year of public unrest after the McWhirter burglary of Sept 19 1900, with allegations Sheets aided the bunko gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake City
A. Sheets
John LB. Burbidge
Wouls Sheet
Sheets
Hi Attorney
Bheets
Bunko Gen
Preparing for Great Jubilee Irrigation Congress in Sacramento
Plans for two weeks of celebrations mark the Fifteenth National Irrigation Congress in Sacramento starting September 2. The program features an irrigation parade with electric street illuminations, fruit festivals and harvest jubilees, yacht excursions on the Sacramento River, and interstate exhibits of irrigated land products with twenty trophy cups and thousands in farmer prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal—Plano
Board of Control
National Irrigation Congress
Congress
Constaia
Canadian raid planned on Lake Superior island debunked
Washington reports no US government confirmation of Captain 8 CC Young led Canadians planning to seize an island in Lake Superior and claim Canada. State department says no dispute with Canada over the island’s ownership, a Ghent Treaty settle, and calls Young’s action flotilla-like bluster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
CC. Young
Sale Royale
Lake Superior
Captain Young
Ditch rider fatally shot near Hansen in Idaho
Twin Falls Idaho M Cummings a ditch rider for the Twin Falls Land and Water Company was shot fatally Saturday evening by Isaac Divine a Hansen farmer on the Hock Creek road three miles from Hansen. Cummings was hit twice in the abdomen and doctors said he could not survive the night Divine was brought to Twin Falls and charged with attempted murder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
M. Cummings
Punitive move eyed for Morocco amid Casablancan unrest
Government officials promise responsibility from regional governors for foreign security in Casablanca as France and Spain prepare joint measures. The second naval division including Gueydon Gloire and Jeanne d Arc sails from Toulon to Morocco. An international police may be installed while a punitive march on Fez is contemplated to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montfolpese
Casablanca
Ths
Porte
Spain
Gueydon
Gloire
Jeanne d'Arc
Toulon
Morocco
Fes
Mistake of Engineer Causes Serious Accident in Mine
Park City Utah Daly West mine accident injures three miners found in hospital in precarious condition. Officials say engineer George Murray missed markings and allowed the cage to crash into the shaft roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park City
Utah
Daly West
Miners
George Murray
Largest oil company fine levied for rail rebates
Judge Kendia in Chicago court fines the Standard Oil Company 20,240,000 for railroad rebate violations. It is the largest U S ruling against any corporation and hints at further fines up to 5400,000 on seven indictments. Secretary Garfield says the decision ends a long fight and enforces the law. President Roosevelt noted the Chicago ruling with interest but offered no comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kenenaw M. Kendia
United States District Court
Tadland
Tae Core
Kla Opin
Fom Hiat
Standard Ol
Riveralie
Calin
Chapter of Commerce
James KR. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Woto
Chleago
Standard Old Company
Garfield
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Landis
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Rockefeller silent on Chicago court decision
John D. Rockefeller learned of a fine imposed on Standard Oil by Judge Landis in Chicago and had no comment to offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Landis
Chicago
Lightning Kills Two in Hyrum Village
Reports from Hyrum recount two deaths during a Saturday thunderstorm. Mrs. Henry Ames and Hana Jorgensen's six year old son died when lightning struck their homes and followed electric wires, wounding a sister who was ironing.
Russians Seize Japanese Sealing Vessels in North Pacific
Reports from Victoria state that June 1 near Cooper Island involve Russian guards sealing the Kaike Maru and Midori Maru. Kaike Maru returned to Mayako Richoku province with three sealing boats and twelve men captured. Midori Maru was fired upon by the guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
H.C
Bee
Four Die in Criterion Cup Race Collision in Bordeaux
In Bordeaux four men were killed and two mortally wounded after a high speed collision between a racing car and a touring car during the Criterion Cup race. The tragedy prompted the government to suspend the Criterion Cup amid ongoing accidents from contestants pushing speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
France
Philippine election early returns favor Nationalists
Manila reports incomplete returns but enough indicate a Nationalist majority. About nine percent of registered voters cast ballots. Leaders discuss policy for the assembly including independence, gun rights, jury trials, and rebalancing native church representation to reflect the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Courts Ask to End Strike in Montana Telephone Case
The Montana federation of labor and related groups face a federal suit from the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co to stop boycotts and injunct the group from distributing harmful epithets. Judge Munt set September 16 to show cause, with $5,000 alleged damages from March 14 action linked to a regional strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Montana Federation of Laor
Livingston Trade and Labor Council
Telephone Operators’ Union
Alex Falerieves
H. O. Smith
L. W. Thorpe
Almodose Grenier
Mite la Fevre
Munt
Telephone Company
Federation of Labor
Woemen
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Montana Federation
Rocky Mountain Company
Britain Tightens Regulations on Food Imports
London reports the Board of Trade bill for stricter checks at ports to prevent unsafe food. It empowers inspectors to sample and destroy unsound goods, with debates noting past meat scares and rejecting German concessions to reexport rejected meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Burns
Local Government Board
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Burns
England
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Denmark
Magill and wife indicted in Pet Magill death case
A grand jury returning from California to answer to charges against Fred Magill and his wife Fay Graham Magill indicted each of them for the death of Mrs Pet Magill. The counts allege murder by strychnine arsenic suffocation by quilt asphyxia choking by chloroform and death by their accord or unknown means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Til
Pet Magill
Fred Magill
California
Magill
Fay Graham Magill
British bodies proving scientists wrong at Leicester
Evidence presented at the British Association meeting in Leicester refutes claims of general head shrinking and declining muscles. Marlborough college records over twenty years show fourteen-year-olds heavier and taller than in 1885, while a hatter notes a rise in hat sizes from 21 to 22 percent in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Association
Leicester
Marlborough College
Southern Railway Loses Alabama License
Secretary of State Julian revoked the Southern Railway license to do business in Alabama under senate bill 86, effective July 1. The action follows automatic cancellation rules after a foreign corporation is removed from state to federal court, with no resistance to Fifth Circuit orders cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Railway
Alabama
Julian
Secretary of State
United States Court of the Fifth Circuit
Jones
Middle Alabama
Circuit Court
Talladega County
McNell
Coal Mine Accidents Toll in Pennsylvania Mines
Philadelphia figures from James Roderick show more than 1,000 men killed in Pennsylvania coal mines last year. Most accidents stemmed from miners carelessness or others. Nearly 1,000 widows and 3,410 children under ten were left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
James Roderick
Department of Mines
Hungarian peasant manslaughters daughter over marriage prospects
A Hungarian peasant at Neusandes admitted murdering his eighteen year old daughter and pleaded she was ugly so he could not marry her. The jury found extenuating circumstances and returned a verdict of manslaughter. The court sentenced him to three years' imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Neusandes
Contractor Profits 2100 Percent From State Work
Beach Haven New Jersey The Pennsylvania capital commission released papers showing John R. Sanderson of Philadelphia the primary furnishings and decorations contractor paid sub contractors 12 cents a square foot for painting and charged the state 2424 dollars per square foot He collected over 700000 dollars with profits around 2100 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Haven
N. J
Pennsylvania Capital Commission
John R. Sanderson
Philadelphia
Violent Chinatown Shootout Leaves Three Dead in New York
A group of about a dozen Hep Sing Tong members fired on rivals in a Chinatown alley on Friday night, killing three and wounding seven. The assailants pursued victims to doorways and into rooms, where more shots were fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeton
On Leong Tong Society
New York
Hep Sing Tong
Chinatown
Ataira
Fruit Growers Seek Asiatic Labor Admission in California
Sacramento fruit grower H. D. Keocheval reports that the International Equality League of California plans to present to President Roosevelt and immigration authorities a petition demanding admission of Asiatic labor and enterprise to California under the same restrictions as European labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
H. D. Keocheval
Sacramento
Cal
International Equality League of California
Roosevelt
No Truth in Story That Rockefeller Will Undergo Surgery
At Forest Hill the summer home of John D Rockefeller in Cleveland Ohio officials stated there was absolutely no truth in reports that Mr Rockefeller would shortly undergo a surgical operation He was said to be in good health and to have played golf Friday morning with Dr Higaar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Forest Hill
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Higaar
Arbitration Collapse Delays Chicago Teamsters Case
In Chicago arbitration without an umpire failed as negotiations broke off after the arbitrators again failed to agree on an umpire. A prior strike was averted by an agreement to arbitrate a 4 cent per hour wage increase for all teamsters. The business agent warned a strike may be called at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Packing House
Packing House Teamsters
Teamsters
Prnion
Forty Koreans Shot by Japs in Korea Crisis Bold Dispatch
Washington reports from Consul General Thomas Sammons in Seoul state about forty Koreans killed or wounded during Thursday fighting with Japanese forces near the consulate. Prince Yi declares the deaths mark Korea's baptism in blood in its final effort to throw off Japanese domination. Korea vows to resist Japan’s disarmament and seeks U.S. intervention to halt further control of commerce and industry in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Yi
Korea
Japan
State Department
Thomas Sammons
Seoul
Manr Korewe
Casumiesa
Depatel
Consulate
New York
Tjyong Qui Yi
Sen Sul
Hague
Majestic
The
Holland
United States
Far East
Great Britain
America
Bloodshed at Lodz sparks large labor strike clash
Lodz residents report heavy violence as troops clash with strikers in the center of the city. Dozens are killed or wounded while unions vow a prolonged fight amid arrests and escalating tensions. Socialist and nationalist factions unite against police actions, intensifying daily outrages and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lods
Unalone
Socialista
Littleton Chosen as Thaw Chief Counsel in White Killing Case
New York lawyer New Yorke Martin W. Littleton, a famed orator, will serve as chief counsel for Harry K. Thaw in the pending murder trial of Stanford White. The selection, announced Thursday after no conference with Thaw’s mother or wife, carries a fee of 25000 dollars. Littleton previously spoke at the last national Democratic convention in St Louis nominating Alton B. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
Martin W. Littleton
Brooklyn
Harry K. Thaw
Pittsburger
Stanford White
Thaw
Mr. Littleton
Littleton
Litteton
Lou
Alton B. Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garland Globe
Garland
Cation
Jd. A. Wixom
Clinton, Ill
Mre. Magill
Chief Sheets
Irrigation Congress
Isle Royale
Standard Ol Company
Judge Landis
Magill and Wife
Southern Railway Up
Georgia
Killa
John’ D
Lodz
Bare
Oklahoma City
Weeth
Wilbur Garneth
Seminole
J. T
G. F. Applegate
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